Results

Press, 4 August 1987, Page 46

Results

SOCCER Glenbyre, which has led the first division of the United Building Society’s Canterbury Sunday Soccer League, came unstuck when it lost, 1-2, to Hillsborough. This left the No. 2 spot to McKenzie Rovers with only one round of play left Avonhead A finished its second half against North Beach with only 10 men after lan Wayman was sent off for retaliation. Avonhead beat North Beach, 3-2. Division one: McKenzie Rovers A 3, Dux de Lux A 1; Imperial A 1, Valley Inn A 1; Avonhead A 3, North Beach A 2; Hillsborough 2, Glenbyre A 1. Division two: Pharoahs 1, Dux de Lux B 0; Ferncastle 0, Sunnyside 0; Wigram 1, McKenzie Rovers B 1; Lyttelton A 1, Air New Zealand A 0. Division three: Transport Board 2, Templeton 2; Ilam 5, Air New Zealand B 2; Wrightcars 7, Imperial B 0; North Beach 3, Zig Zag 1. Division four Lyttelton B 3, Spruce Services 1; Glenbyre B 5, Avonhead B 4; Trust Bank 2, Dux de Lux C 1; Valley Inn B 4, Davin Industries 1.

The Canterbury under-18 team made a fine start to its season by beating the Canterbury under-17 side, 6-1, at Halswell Domain last Sunday. Although taking time to find their form, the older players gained a one-goal lead before half-time and added five more in the second spell. A provisional under-18 squad for the South Island tournament at Timaru in September includes Grant McAlister, Jason Hannon, Johan Schoute (New Brighton), Brian Caffell, Andrew Doherty, Gavin Brown (Technical), Lincoln Harper (Rangers), Scott Webster (Linwod H.S.), Michael MacLachlan (Shirley Boys’ H.S.), Danny Lowher (Halswell), Stephen Adams, Sasha Radjuko (Christchurch), Andrew Kemp. Julian

Bowden (Christchurch Boys’ HS.) and Craig Grimwood (Papanui aS.). Manager, Harry McCosh. The under-17 team will play a national semi-final against Lower Hutt at English Park on August 16. Secondary school soccer games played on Saturday resulted: Division one: Hornby 1, Papanui 0; Burnside 2, Shirley I; Christchurch Boys’ High School 3, St Thomas 0; Linwood 4, St Bede's 2; St Andrew’s 5, Christ's College 0. Division two: Middleton Grange 3, Linwood 2; Christchurch Boys’ High 4, Christ’s College 1; Burnside 4, Shirley 1; Riccarton 7, St Bede’s 2. Division three: Linwood 5, Shirley 1; St Andrew’s B 4, St Bede’s B 3; St Andrew’s A 3, St Bede’s A 0. INDOOR BOWLS Last week-end was a busy one for Canterbury indoor bowlers. Three competitions were played and two teams named. The New Zealand Railways husband-and-wife and unattached pairs event at Kearneys Road was won by John and Beryl Dishington (Windsor), who beat Stan and Joy Clark (Christchurch W.M.C.) in the final. The Dishlngtons led throughout the game to win comfortably with two ends unplayed. Quarter-final: E. Tebay 8, D. Higham 7; S. Clark 6, P. Bottica 4; C. Dawber 13, S. Billens 3; J. Dishington 11, R. Nyberg 9. Semi-finals: Clark 8, Tebay 7; Dishington 8, Dawber 6. Final: Dishington 14, Clark 5. In the final of the Edgeware Service Station unattached pairs, also played at Kearneys Road, Ric Fraser and Celia Smith (Mount Pleasant) beat Peter van Oossanen and Betty Cone (Northcote). With a one-point lead, van Oossanen failed to take a shot on the last end, when Fraser held two shots for the win.

Quarter-finals: A. Roberts

8, P. Pewman 4; R. Fraser 8, P. Hinman 2; W. Trembath 9, Carrington 5; P. van Oossanen 12, M. Fridd 4. Semi-finals: Fraser 5, Trembath 4; van Oossanen 9, Roberts 6. Final: Fraser 9, van Oossanen 8. South Canterbury beat Canterbury in the Jackson Trophy contest At the halfway stage the scores were tied, 14-14. Canterbury looked strong, holding the singles at 8-6 with two games drawn. The pairs were halved, 2-2. Both second-round fours went to South Canterbury, the singles being drawn, 4-4. Canterbury won the pairs, 2ftbut it was not enough for it to catch South Canterbury, which ran out the winner, 2927. Fours: first round: (Canterbury names first): Hunt 6, Prattley 17; Tomlinson 5, Dawson 7. Second round: Hunt 4, Dawson 12; Tomlinson 6, Prattley 15. Pairs: first round: Hunt 12, Prattley 6; Lange 7, Mealings 5; Tomlinson 5, Dawson 9; Ditford 6, Howard 10. Second round: Hunt 7, Dawson 7; Lange 7, Howard 5; Tomlinson 10, Prattley 3; Ditford 7, Mealings 8. Singles: first round: Hunt 5, Prattley 13; Lange 6, Mealings 6; Hunt 2, Bonham 10; Shaw 9, Skene 6; Tomlinson 10, Dawson 5; Ditford 8, Howard 2; Moynihan 9, Young 9, Calder 11, Barwood 3. Second round: Hunt 10, Dawson 6; Lange 7, Howard 9; Hunt 5, Young 6; Shaw 16, Barwood 1; Tomlinson 7, Prattley 6; Ditford 7, Mealings 10; Moynihan 8, Bonham 10; Calder 11, Skene 4. Canterbury held its lead, in spite of a late effort by South Canterbury, to win, 231-197, in the A.S. Paterson Challenge at the Hoon Hay W.M.C. headquarters. Canterbury scored 3j£ in the pairs, and took five of the eight singles to lead, 11-3, at the halfway stage. South Canterbury countered determinedly in the second round, snatching both the fours. It drew the pairs, and took the singles, 5-3. But

its late burst did not enable It to down Canterbury.

First round (Canterbury name first): Fours; Bellis 9, Cook 4; McLennan 11, Bonham 4. Pairs: Bellis 9, Cook 7; Rice 8, Shackel 7; Ashby 11, Marsh 8; McLennan 8, Bonham 8. Singles: Lawson 10, Patrick 7; Anngow 4, Brown 10; Philpott 8, Prattley 6; Ashby 7, Shackel 10; McLennan 4, Morgan 16; McLennan 8, Cook 6; Rice 10, Marsh 4; Bellis 12, Bonham 6. Second round.- Fours: Bellis 5. Bonham 8; McLennan 3, Cook 11. Pairs: Rice H, Marsh 7; McLennan 10, Cook 6; Bellis 9, Bonham 4; Ashby 9; Shackel 4. Singles: McLennan 7; Bonham 12; Bellis 6, Cook 7; Rice 6, Shackel 10; Anngow 5, Morgan 7; Philpoot 7, Patrick 5; McLennan 10, Brown 6; Ashley 6, Marsh 12; Lawson 11, Prattley 1. The Town team to play combined W.M.CA. at the Hornby W.M.C. on Friday is: A. Williamson, (s), B, Immers, G. Stronach, D. Adam; D. Higham (s), C. Dawber, J. Liley, P. Sullivan; O. tomllnson (s), M. Frazer, G. Harris, R. Frazer; J. Dishington (s), B. Caldwell, J. Purchase, S. Woods; V. McLeod (s), L. McLennan, R. Middleton, L. Shaw; P. Berkeley (s), K. Anngow, A. Curtain, G. Lawson. The team to play North Canterbury on August 12 at the C.1.8.A. Hall is: B. Glasgow (s), P. Woodfield, D. Bottica, M. Fox; E. Claydon (s), J. Purchase, G. Hill, M. Fridd; T. Thompson (s), D. Swarbrick, G. W. Ellis, P. Hinana; M. Anderson (s), P. Sullivan, G. Watson, 0. Bright; M. Davis (s), R. Ellis, D. Dishington, S. Woods; B. Tomlinson (s), M. Watson, M. Dawber, M. Austin.