BOWLING

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XIX, Issue 65, 4 March 1929, Page 7

BOWLING

WEEK-END PLAY THE CAME IN HAWKE'S BAY. HASTINGS CLUB. The following are the results of games played on the Hastings Bowling Club’s greens on Saturday:— Newton, Frude, Kitchen, D. Thompson, 19; Darvell, Banks, Yates, T. Thompson. 15. Saywell, Diamond. Aitken, Holt, 34- Laker, Walker, Land, Parkinson, 13.’ Collelo, Peat, Gardner, Hendry, 35; Beotson, senr., S. Smith, Kruse, J, Sutherland, 11. Rashleigh, Garnett, 37; Fowler, Cater. 12. Gardner Shield: Turner, Eglinton, Johnston. White. 26; Horn, Russell, Sissons. Carlton, 14. Claughton. Bentson, junr., Beeson, King. 21; Tosswill, A. McLeod, Wilson, Smart. 20. Bone. Lowe. F. McLeod Hogg. 24; Ash, Taylor, Collinge, G. McLeod, 11. Feathers: Reason. Crichton. D. Thompson. McKee. 28: Pent. Hogg. Pm-lrinson White. 20. Tikis; Beeson. D. Thompson. 22; Airt-en. Hendrv. 15. Champion Pairs; Fsson, King, 30: Russell. Diamond 20. Garland. Hendry. 28; Eglinton. To««wil1. 14. T'hnmpion Sin Mos. Kruse on ■ Tess, will, 18., Claughton, 20: Kruse, 19. KIA TOA CLUB. Most of the members paid a visit to Port Ahnriri Club on Saturday, and th® only rink game played at home resulted :—Laredo. Barley. Chadwick, Harris. 19: Pringle, Evison. Crerar, Whyte, 17. AT WAIRERE. The green was in fine condition on Saturday, when a fair number of players turned out for what proved n must pleasant afternoon’s phi”, the scores being as follow 11. Ayling. Chisholm. Bennett. Bennett, Wray (sA. ,21; Baxter, Dimsfm’il. Watson. Benton Is.) 23. Neill, l.ang. R, V. Thomas. Newbegiu fs.) 21; Williams, Ellison, Hose, Spm'knmn fs.). 277. Smale O'Keefe, Pallet Hasting’ (»), 11.

McLean, Bruton, Bruton, Cottrell, Bendall (s.), 29; Dadson, Watts, J. C. Thomson, Burt (s.). 24. Handicap Pairs; T; Ayling and Bendall, 20; Gibson and Rood, 18. Champion Singles: Benton 19. F. Ayling 11. The .winners of the mid-week pairs tournament were; Skips. Newbegin (5 wins';; leads, Smale (5 wins). The final pairs tournament of the series will be played on Wednesday and Saturday evenings of the week. NAPIER CLUB. Games at the Napier Club on Saturday resulted as follow :— Fowler, G. Pirie, Lydford, Wakefield (sV 25; Oliver, McNiven, McVicar, Gilberd (s.), ]<. Saunders, Cook, Fargher, Engebretsen (s.), .26; Russell. Sands, Goodger, Loversedge (t.), 13. White, Dykes, Belcher Evans (s.), 21; Whitehouse, Milne, Storkey, Bear (s.), 18. •.! McMurray. Holroyd, Carter, Faulknor (s.). 30- Corner, D. Barry, McGhee, Daily fs.), 11. La Roche, 'Newham Johnson, Schmoll (s,), 23; G. Sweetapple, Houseman, Hawke, Rennuf (s.), 20. McGrath. Wright' Badley. s.). 23; Biggs, Steed, Williamson (s.) 19. At the end of the above game considerable interest was taken in the handicap pairs game between G. Pirie and Bissell against G. Sweetanple and T .eversedge. G. Pirie and Bissell both plowed well, but gave un the game with two heads to go when the score was 19 to 5 against them. As both pairs have now one loss another game will have to be played. KIA TOA AT THE PORT. At the Port green four rinks from Kia Toa were in attendance, and had the satisfaction of making the home team give their best, and while the visitors lost on the aggregate score, they succeeded in winning two out of the four rinks. At the luncheon adjournment Port totalled 39 tTon's 34, and the final figures showed a margin of seven points in favour of the home players. Detailed scores arc -* follow. Kia Toa names being mentioned first:— Wallace. Maeklow McArthur. Williams (s.), 14; Brady, L. Smith, Pirie, Mayo (s.), 19. Goodall, Hart, T im-ohi B'"’ - ’ 1 ' (s > 10; Lockwood, Andrews, Forsyth. Weights.!)! ts.) 'll. Donthwnite Dunn. Ballard, Sykes GA 26- Logon Head Wills. .1. P Smith (r,). 15. Turner. Paul. Pr'ldr'l. Aitcheson <«.) 21 ■ Po'inc'" ell McLean, M< Carlhv Steel'. G.l. 13 otnls; Kia Tea, 71; Port Ahuii.i