BOWLING NOTES

Franklin Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 45, 22 April 1942, Page 3

BOWLING NOTES

THE PUKEKOHE CLUB VICE -PRESIDENT’S FOURS

Results of the Pukekohe Bowling Club's vice president’s fours competition continued on Saturday last, are as follows: —

Abercrombie, G. McPherson, R. Walsham, 24, v. J, Robertson, H. Keith, D. ingram, 11; T. S. Shipherd, R. Johns, W. Blake, G. K. Lawrie, 21, v. T. Skelton, D. Fausett, W. F. J. Munro, P. Grice, 10; W. Neal, R. L. Seed, G. Proude, 19, v. G. Johnston, W. G. Pleydell, J. Ferguson, 21; Jim Fausett, H. Bree, C. Cooper, Joe FausetP! 24, v. R. Glass, W. Buchan, J. T. Jones, F. Perkins, 20; D. Scott, j. Meyer, D. Roulston, W. Grandison, 24, v. b. Mitchell, C. Neilson, G. Haslam, E. E. Ingpen, 16; R. Grotty, T. Jones, D. Jamieson, A. Walters, 23, v. C. F. Shipherd, J. Woolford, R. Forbes, J. F. Pat on, 15.

TUAKAU v. BUCKLAND

TONKIN CUP. REGAINED

The Tuakau Bowling Club regained the Tonkin-Fulton memorial cup on Saturday at Tuakau in a match against Buckland. Sc.ores were, the names of the Tuakau skips being mentioned first: C. Smeed, 18, v. A. Hewitt, 20; Jas. Pirret, 31, v. N. Jamieson, 9; H. Pirrel, 31, v. A. Home, 10; G. Rogers, 17, v. D. Deed, 21. The Tuakau club lias decided, to close its greens on May 2 when an all day progressive pairs tournament will take place. This will mark the end of one of the most successful seasons the club has ever enjoyed. By the election of 15 new members, the membership reached 41, the highest on record.

The Rowe stars are at present held by N. McMillan and H. Pirret, who recently defeated C. Rogers and Jas. Pirret. The club’s first year singles championship was won by W. Card, while H. Pirret won the club championship.