BOWLING

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXIII, Issue 7, 19 December 1932, Page 4

BOWLING

WEEK-END PLAY THE HASTINGS CLUB VISIT FROM ST. LEONARDS. Hastings had an interchange of visits this week with rinks from St. Leonards and a most enjoyable series of games resulted. On Thursday St. Leonards had two wins and Hastings one win and the total points showed a difference of one in favour of St. Leonards. On Saturday St. Leonards won two games and drew one, while Hastings won four games and drew one. Thus on the total games Hastings had five wins ami one draw and St. Leonards four wins and a draw and the points were even:— Following are the results of games pl'avt d: — Darvcll, Bridgman, Prior, Thompson (Hastings) 19; Wilmer, Wells, Thomas. Schofield (St. Leonards) 17. Saywell, Ash, Claughton, Tonkin (H) 22; St. Leonards 22. Rose, Davidson, Davies, Newton (H) 27; Albiston, McLean, Hawley, Godber (St. L.), 18. Beatson, Frude, Hilt. Holt (H), 16; St. Leonards 26. Taylor, Sutherland, Smith. Kitchen (H), 19; Mitchell, Rashleigh, Anderson, Maher (St. L.) 23. Knight, Eglinton, McLeod, McKee (H) 20; Price, Usherwood, Carroll. Collings (St L.) 16. Turner, Bark, Monk, Kruse (11), 18; Herbert, Douthwaite. Well'man, Brown (St. L.) 16. O’Neill, Gardner, White, Parkinson (H) 31; Petrie, Heaton, Graham, Ev nns (Kia Toa) 16. Monk, Wilson, Tonkin. King (H) 11; Cook, Cooper, Clark, Burgess (Waipukurau) 23 Ordinary Games Rose, Saywell, Tonkin 24; Cohr, Monk. McKee 34 Bridgman, Giorgi, McLeod, Gardner 20; Taylor, Davidson, King, Duff 23. Diamond, Sutton, Fowler, Wilson W. 14; Cohr, Christie, Johnston, Crichton "31 Championship Pairs. O’Neill and Esson 17; Claughton and Wrightson 29. Duff and King 25; Davies and Cohr Garnett and McKee 21; Pickering and Tonkin 15. Garrett and McKee 19; Wilson and Crichton 11. Cohr and Kruse 25; Pickering and Tonkin 23. Handicap Pairs Pickering and Tonkin 20; Garnett and McKee 16. Crichton and Esson 22; Wilson and Hall 14. „ . , x Johnston and Gardner 22; Crichton and Esson 14. Duff and King 25; Cohr and Rouse 15. Championship Singles. O’Neill 17, Claughton 15 Kruse 19, Knight 11. THE KIA TOA CLUB. COMPETITIONS WELL UNDER WAY.

The members of Kia Toa took full advantage of the perfect weather prevailing during the week-end, and many of the games for the third round of the club’s competitions were played, The club was (Visited by two teams from Hastings and one from St. Leonard’s, and the games played were very much enjoyed by all. Results: —

Handicap Pairs. Adamson and Watson 27; Spink and Burge 23.

Champion Pairs,

Graham and Evans 15; Wallace and McArthur 20.

White and Burge 27; Heaton ana Petry 11. Harris and W. Beauchamp 21; Walker and Coxon 16. Ross and Hill 20; Goodhall and Parkhill 28.

Handicap Singles, Paul 9, Burfleld 28.

Champion Singles. Evans 21, Heaton 14; Wallace 14, Goodhall 15; Williams 19, Sykes 13.

Junior Singles. Palmer 23, Head 16; Arkens 11, Mey riek 21; Arkens 25, Head 20.

Ordinary Games,

McLeod, Esson, Duff, King (s) (Hastings) 16; Dobson, W. Harris, Hill, Sykes (s) 15. O’Neill, Gardner, White, Parkinson (s) (Hastings) 30; Petry, Heaton, Graham, Evans (s) 12. Coxon, Petry, White, Hill (s) 22; Herbert, Evison, Elder, Schofield (s) (St. Leonards) 20. Adamson, Young, Michaelson, Williams (s) 23; Chadwick, Bartley, Watson, Burge (s) 21. Dun, Palmer, Walker, Murley (s) 25; Nicbll, JLaredo, Aitchison, R. Harris (s) 23.

Meyrick, Brinsley, White (s) 18; Bartley, Wallace, McArthur (s) 14. Hart, McLean, Head, Burfleld (s) 26; Arkens, Paul, Ross, Hood (s) 22. Harris, W. Wood, Aitchison, Beauchamp (s) 15; Cohr, Walker, McArthur, Murley (s) 28. Kerr, Gabites, Dobson (s) 21; Ingram, Bartley, Laredo (s) 16. Hoss, Harris, W. Graham, Evans (s) 32; Sykes, Heaton, Williams, Burge (s) 17.

HAVIIUOCK NORTH CLUB INTERESTING GAMES. Some very interesting bowling was played on the Havelock green during the week. R. Russell played G. Joll for the Cottle medal and was successful in holding it by 24 to 14. J. H. Joll failed to wrest it from him by 16 to 22. His third go was with W. Clark, who, after a strenuous tussle managed to defeat him (Russell) by 20 to 17. Other games played over the weekend are as follows:— D. Ritchie, Hoby, A. L. Allan <s) 19; Taylor, Karton, E. Leicester (s) 24. W. Leicester, Oakley. Waugh, J. H. Joll (s) 13; G. Joll, Burbidge, Heenan, Wilson (s) 27. Russell Coombe 28; H. MillVi Fox 17. Falconer, West, Clark, Crombie (s)

1 30; Boyle, Morgan. Watson, Oldham (s) 19. Russell, Ross, Karton (s) 20; Oakley, Morgan. Hall (s) 14. Inkpen, Leicester, Heenan (S) 12; Watson, Fafconer, Christie (s) 20. ST. LEONARDS CLUB. Another fine week resulted in considerable use being made of St. Leonards green. On Thursday three rinks from the Hastings Club were engaged, and on the aggregate St. Leonards won by the narrow margin of one point. On Saturday an inter-club match was played, again with the Hastings Club, and this time Hastings won by three points. Detailed scores are as follow, Hastings names being mentioned first: — Brook, Sutherland Sutton, Crichton, 18; Low, Wellman, Giles, Maher, 28. Russell, Christie, Asch, Newton, 23; Herbert, Jones, Burfleld, Nutter, 13. Davis, Frude, McLeod, Thompson, 18; Cooper, Preston-Thomas, Cummins, Brown, 19. Knight, Eglinton, McLeod, McKee, 20; Price, Usherwood, Carrell, Collingc, 16. Turner, Bark, Monk, Kruse, IS; Herbert, Douthwaite, Wellman, Brown, 16. Taylor, Sutherland, Smith, Kitchen, 19; Mitchell, Rashleigh, Anderson, Maher, 23. Saywell, Aseh, Claughton, Tonkin, 22; McKay, Blake, Evison, Elder, 22. Rose, Da,vidson, Davis, Newton, 27; Albiston, McLean Hawley, Godber, 18. Darvcll, Bridgman, Prior, Thompson, 19; Wilmer, Wells, Preston-Thomas, Schofield, 17. Hill, Frude, Beatson, Holt, 16; Upchurch, Low, Drury, Hampton, 20. CLUB COMPETITIONS. Club competitions were advandbfl a further stage with the following results:— Campbell Cup. Price, Hawley, Keith, Brown, 24; Mitchell, Usherwood, Sloan, Schofield, 15. Harvey, Carrell, Wellman, Drury, II; Jones, Riddell, H. Burfleld, Nutter, 24. Ward, Cooper, Giles, Maher, 21; Low, F. Burfleld, Anderson, Hampton, .19. Champion Pairs. Price and F. Burfleld, 20; Keith and Schofield, 18. H. Burfleld and Brown, 28; Jones and Nutter, 10. Champion Singles. Hampton, 19; Anderson, 10. Schofield, 21; Jones, 14. On December 26 and 27 a two-day rink tournament will be held, and should be well patronised, as it will afford an opportunity for a try-out of those teams engaged in the Centre competitions the following week. Entries close with the secretary on December 24. THE NAPIER CLUB. Saturday would have been an ideal bowling day but for one condition, and that was a rather strong breeze. This, in combination a very fast green, made accurate drawing to the jack a. very difficult task, as even the best of bowlers found to their cost, this being well shown in the uneven scoring in the different games played. Scores:— Russell, Sands, Wright, Bear (s) 32; Buckley, Rijlstone, Fowler, Renouf (s) 8i Watters, Andrews, Stephens, Daily (s) 29.: Ehnes, Jones, Wardell Johnson, Bendall (s) 8.

Goodger, Williamson, McGhee (s) 23; Cooke Gladstone, McGregor (s) 16. F. K. Pirie, Campbell, Faulknor (s) 27; Sweetapple, Belcher, Galbraith (s) 17. Oliver, Lydford, Wood, Gilberd (s) 26; Bailey, Steed, Sissons, A. W. Pirie (s) 17. Another evening tournament will be held on Tuesday and Wednesday next, commencing at 7 p.m.

Play is still keen every evening in the championship singles, and the following games have been recorded:— McGhee 25, Gilligan 20; Stephens 18, McGhee 16; Russell 19, Gilberd 12; Bendell 32, Russell 9; Oliver 17, Watters 10; Watters 17, Wood 10; McGregor 20, Sissons 19; McGregor 20, Stephens 16; Russell 20, Galbraith 18; Stephens 27, Oliver 7; Stephens 18, McGhee 16; Watters 20, Galbraith 16; McGregor 17, F. K, Pirie 12; Bendell 24, Campbell 5; Wright 18, Watters 15, Wright 22, Sissons 21; Sissons 21, McGhee 16; Wood 18, Gilberd 15; Bendell 32, Stephens 7; Bendell 21, McGregor 20; Watters .23, Stephens 15; A. W. Pirie 17, Sissons 12. THE WAIRERE CLUB. A KEEN GREEN. On a keen green and under perfect conditions, bowling on the Wairere green was thoroughly enjoyed on Saturday afternoon. On Thursday next Wairere will be at home to receive visitors from all clubs belonging to the East Coast centre able to participate. The following are the results of play on Saturday and during the week in the various club competitions:— Saturday Rinks. Sinclair, Moore, Thompson, McGregor 25; Smale, Corn, Angus, Forsyth 18. / Bayliffe, Williams, Runciman, Carrin 22; F. Ayling, jun.. Laing, Rice, Venables 23. Kennedy, Neill, Saunders, Ayling 15; Smith, Tombs, Allan, Benton 20. Bayford. Carter, Deakin, Fallot 24; Lee. Shepherd, Fitzhenry, Bryan 13. Weller, Newbigin 23; Turnbull, Chisholm 20 Boss Roosters. Smith and Newbigin 18; Lee and Rowe 9. Champion Pairs. Turnbull and Corrin 14; McGregor and Benton 16. Handicap Pairs. Rice and Allison 16; Kennedy and Chisholm 14. Hastings and Ayling 20; Kennedy and Chisholm 10. Sinclair and Forsyth 23; Turnbull and McGregor 10. Champion Singles. Deakin 19, PaUot 15; Corrin 19, Pallot 10; Thomas 13, Pallot 17; Venables 20, Newbigin 18; Newbigin 30, Rowe 16; Allison 13, Pallot 18. Handicap Singles. Ayling, send.. 23, Deakin 12; Kennedy 10, Lee 22; Allan 29, Stocker 19; Kennedy 14, Turnbull 19; Allan 24, Elliott 20; Ayling. jun., 14. Pallot 19; Allan 13, Bryan 20; Deakin 30. Ayling, jun., 10; Kennedy 18. J. I*. Thomson 17- Allison 20, Kennedy 14; Ayling 22,

Stocker 20; Forsyth 19, Allan 21; H. Ayling 21, Lee 20; Ayling, jun., 25, Durie 26; Sinclair 16, Lee 23; Ayling, sen., 22, Sinclair 22. BLUFF HILL CLUB. ENJOYABLE AFTERNOON. There was a good attendance at the Bluff Hill green, on Saturday afternoon, and a very enjoyable afternoon’s play took place. The greens were in perfect order and were playing fast. The following is a record of the games played:— Dunlop, South,-Gichard, Bull (s) 22; H. J. Russell, Spence, McGlashan, Watters (s) 21. Bedford, Dean, Dunsford, Holt (s) 20; J. W. H. Wood, Williams, Ennis, Newton(s) 17. Harvey, Quinn, Hill, Barlow (s) 26; Triggs, Harston, La Roche, W. G. Russell (s) 11. Christie, Napier, Douglas (s) 22; W. G. Wood, Steele, Letham (s) 16. Bestall, McLennan (s) 31; Burnley, Boland (s) 17. COMPETITION PLAY. Competition play during the week resulted as follows:— Champion Singles. Barlow 20, Steele 17; Steele 24, McClurg 15; Steele 18, McLennan 17. Handicap Singles. Barlow 23, Burnley 20; Barlow 23, Dunlop 19; Bedford 28, Barlow 14; Hill 31, Somerset Smith 16; Dunsford 25, Somerset Smith 15; Harvey 24, W. G. Russell 14. Handicap Doubles. H. J. Russell and Ennis (s) 19; Christie and Barlow (s) 12. Dunlop and Newton (s) 19; Burnley and Hill (s) 8. Dunlop and Newton (s) 18; La Roche and Dunsford (s) 10. Harvey and McClurg (s) 15; Bedford and Somerset Smith (s) 10.