Bowling

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XII, Issue 85, 20 March 1922, Page 2

Bowling

SATURDAY’S PLAY. CLUB MATCHES. The weather was rather winterish on Saturday, but there was a good muster on all the greens. Following are tho results NAPIER. Saturday Rinks. A. Faulknor, Walker, Andrew, Bull, 23; Kirkpatrick, Beecham, Uix, Bear 16. . Goodger, Corner, Thorp, Badley 21; MeVicar, Griffin, luck, jxvans, 15. weilson, Sweetapple, tveliy, w 11liams, 34; Newton, Riddelll Hall Cronin 15. Ordinary Games. Pirani, Yule, Triggs, Untchley, 21; G. Allan, K. Bydford, Luke, W Hlianison, 1.7, Anderson, T. Faulknor, Turner, 19 • Barry, Gilberd, Williamson, 17. ’ Nicholls, W. Lydtord, Holt, 25Fletcher, Schmoll, X'trte, 13. ’ The Napier Bowling Club’s green will be open for play on Wednesday next from 10 a.m. and bowlers from otner clubs are invited to be present. BLUFF HILL. The following game in the Bluff Hill Club's Rink I'ouriianient was played on the Napier green on Saturday al ternoon: —■ Tylee, Cormack, George, Russell, 19; Triggs, Bedlord, Chapman, Hislop, 18. WAIRERE. Visitors to the Wqirere CJub’s green on Saturday included a number of members ot the Bluff Hill Club. IJuring the tea acuournment, the Resident (MT. T. B. Bear) extended a hearty welcome to the visitors, and also took occasion, on behalf of the Wairere Club, to wish bon voyage and a safe return to Mr. F. Rice, one of the foundation members and an ex-president of tho club on the eve of his departure for the Old Country on an extended trip. Messrs Klee and J. Moiling (president of the Bluff Hill Club) expressed thanks and appreciation for the felicitations extended to them. The 1 oilowing games were played during the afternoon Saturday Rinks. Rose, Christie, xtunciman, Bendall, 23; Hastings, Ball, Gregg, Burt, 10. Pallot, Ball, J. 1< Thomson, Steevens, 20, Gray, Smale, Rice, Cuetwm, 12. Ordinary Games. Smith, Norrie, iVlorling, Watters, 24; Sladden, Bygum, AlcGlashan, Dean, 10. Hobson, Plowman, Burt, Campbell, 23; Johnston, Boley, l J atersuu, Ayling, 17. Cottrell, Bayliffe, Bear, Venables, 24; J. T. Thomson, SmyrK, McClurg, Belcher, 13. Eban, Briasco, Edwards, Newbegin, 31; Neill, Tennent, K. V. Thomas, McLennan, 16.

PORT AHURIRI. A number of members of St. Leonards Club journeyed to the Port Ahurin green and a pleasant afternoon was panned in friendly rivalry. Following are the results: — G. Kidtlell, Kessell, Steele, J. Smith 23; Nikera, Cohr, Harris, Davies, J 7. •'ago, iskeete, Kicketts, W rightsoil, 26; ixeith, Kessell, Wellman, Burge, 18. , Wills, Burrows, Hawke, Smith senr., 20; amitn, Fruues, Emerson, Henry, 20. PaiiicK, Riddell, Plested, Sinclair, 24; Mauer, Ingram, l>ys, Stevenson, 11. N. Taylor, Pirie, Daly, McLeay, 18; \\ arson, xtenouf, Djer, Bolanu, 20. Arrow, Taylor, Balfour, Treston, 21; Wells, Perrott, Brown, McLean, Foreman, Poole, Northcroft, Creagh 20; butherland, Ellinghaui, Alexander, Herbison, 28. w iderstrom, Anderson, Daly, Dick, 22; Burge, Schofield, brown, Bartie, 2d. A croquet match for the ladies was also held, the winner being Mis Stevenson, of St. Leonards. HASTINGS. The semi-final in the rinks competition was played on Saturday afternoon between teams snipped by Naylor and Land. The game was very closely contested, throughput, and resulted as follows: —'Diamond, Gichard, Knight, Naylor, 24; Holmes, Bishop, Thompson, Land, 23. The final will be played between Naylor’s team and W. Garnett, Bridgman, McLeod and Marris. The following ordinary games were also played:—Smith, Gardner, Waters and King beat Bates, Turner, Monk and Leatham, 20 —16; Hay, Hughes, Pitcaithley and Crichton beat Horn Collins, Parkinson and Beatson, 20—13; Say well, Gordon, McLeod and Hogan beat Garnett. Lassey, Stewart and White, 23 —21: Rose. Pointon, Russell and Kruse beat Newton, Pegler, Sinclair and Esson, 28 —12.

BLUFF HILL v. NGA TOA. Two teams from the Bluff Hill Club visited the Nga Toa Club on Saturday, when an enjoyable afternoon was spent. The Bluff Hill players succeeded in winning both rinks, their names being mentioned first in the results, which are as follows:—

Steele, Stewart, Foley, Newton, 21; Murrison, Kyle, Yates, Spiers, 19. Reaney, Nantes, Fox, MacGoun, 27; Lorigan, Wright Campbell, Spackman 12.