BOXING DAY

Lake Wakatip Mail, Issue 4723, 4 January 1946, Page 3

BOXING DAY

fhe following are the results of the tournament held on Boxing Day: fii'st Round: W. J. Porteous (s), G. Gunn, D. Dyer, W. Sharpe 7, L. E. Edwards (s), M. G. Mclnaes, Rev P Anderson, J. L. Bell 11; H. Paice (s) f! Schlonhach, W. J. Sanders, W. Mcln’nes 10, W. Stewart, Invercargill (s), G. ir j, 61, Dougherty, J. Simpson 5; Hindle, (s), J. H. Thomson, C. E. White 9, Love (s), P, S. Anderson, VV. \ oung, J. Walsh 8; Meek (s), W. H. Nelson, J. Gray, J. T. .Hammond 8, S C K. Smith (s), A. C. Rankin, R. While ■G. Andrews 8; J, Doolan (s), R s' Brown, W, .McDonald, W. H. Nelson jnr., 7, A. Melville (s), D. O'Callaghan! J. S. Little, O. J. Stenhouse 7; W. H. Boyes (s), J. Slobo, W. Johnston, A Tripp 8, P. J Rendel (s), D. Hanlin G Porteous. A. Mackay 8, R A. Johnston (s>, Sligo, J. Dagleish, W. Kelman 14 L Brumby (s), Marriage, J. Malone, T. Gray 17; A. J Haub (s). D. M. Scandrelt. J. Jenkins, J. T. Butler 13, J N Clarke (s), J. Clements, McPhaden .1 Willett 4; A. McLaren (s), W. Denholm F. Haig, W, Carswell 5, F. Taylor (s), G. Hutton, W. J- Clyde, J, Humphries 20; N. V. Avent (s), P. Nash, R. Wilkie. J. Taylor 6, W. H. Whitaker (s), L. G. Newman, W J. Pearson, J. Clouston 16; H. Stubbs (s) Stewart (Gore), S. Webb, P, Dawson 10, W. Sanders (s), E. Smythe, A. Glue, Whyte 9; A. Taylor (s), A Burt, Richards, J. Thompson 16. R. Gemmell (s), C. A. Stewart. J L. Gregory, M. Marriage 8. Second Round: A. Taylor 12, W. Sanders 7; H. (Stubbs 14, W. Whitaker 9; V Avent 4, F. L. Taylor 14; A. McLaren 6. L. Brumby 15; R. A. Johnston 10. J. N Clarke 9; A. J. Haub 7, R. Gemmell 16; W J. Porteous 22, W. Stewart 10; H. R Paice 15, W Love 6; F Meek 14, A. Melville 13; J, Doolan 13, P, J. Rendel 13; W. H. Boyes 9, L. J Edwards 17; T Hindle 11. S C K Smith 13. Third Round: W. J. Porteous 6, W Love 14; H. R Paice 17, S. C. K. Smith 20; T. Hindle '2, A. Melville 13; F Meek 14, P. J. Rendel 11; J. Doolan 16. L J. Edwards 12; W. H. Boyes 22, W. Stewart 7; A. Taylor 9, W.‘ Whitaker 14: H. Stubbs 17. F. L. Taylor 18; V. Avent 12. L. Brumby 8; A. McLaren 17, J. N. Clarke 10; R. A. Johnston 9, R. Gemmell 8: A J? Haub 12, W Sandefs 14. final; Four wins, F. Taylor Js), G, Hu'ton, W. T. Clyde, J. Humphries; 31 wins, S. C. K. Smith (s), A. R. Rankin, R. White, Geo. Andrews.

MIXED DOUBLES E-rat Bound.— Mrs Denmoad and I/. J. Edwards boat Mrs Gemmoll and B. GommoU; Mrs Haub and L. Brumby boat Mrs Wells and B. Wells; Mrs Portcous and W. J. Portcous boat Mrs Hammond and J. T. Hauunond; Mrs Leech and J. Leech beat Mrs Denholm and W. Denholm; Mrs Stubbs and H. XI. Stubbs boat Mrs McDonald and W. McDonald; Mrs Daglish and T. C. Coull beat Mrs Gregory and J. N. Clarke; Mrs Proctor and E. E. Proetor beat Mrs Burt'and A. Burt. Second Bound.— Mrs Porteous beat Mrs Denholm; Mrs Leech boat Mrs Wells, Mrs Stubbs beat Mrs Hammond; Mrs Denholm beat ilrs Gregory; Mrs Proctor beat Mrs McDonald, Mrs Daglish beat Mrs Gemmoll; Mrs Haub beat Mrs Burt. Third Bound.— Mrs Porteous beat ilrs Daglish; Mrs Denmoad beat Mrs Leech; Mrs Hammond ueat Mrs Gregory; Mrs Denholm boat Mrs Proctor; Mrs Haub beat Mrs McDonald; Mrs Gemmoll beat Mrs Burt; Mrs' Stubbs boat Mrs Wells. Fourth Bound.— Mrs >StuX)b.s beat Mrs Denmoad; Mrs Gregory beat Mrs Wells; Mrs Hammond beat Mrs Proctor; Mrs Gemmoll boat Mrs Denholm; Mrs Haub beat Mrs Daglish; Mrs Burt beat Mrs Leech; Mrs Porteous drew with Mrs McDonald. Mrs Stubbs and Mrs Haub lied with -t wins each and in the play-off Mrs Stubbs (s) and_H, H| Stubbs 22 boat Mrs Haub (s) and L. Brumby .21. GARDINER CUP Thu following arc the details of the Gardiner Cup competition held on December 29: O S A. -Bankin, D. O’Callaghan, L, J. Ireland, W. V, Avcnt 24 L Jenkins, W..P. Thorn, Andrew Burt, W. 11. Whitaker 19 O. Buhon, P. S. Anderson, T. C, Coull, I*. J. Bendel 12 C. Gregory, D. Dyer, W. H. Nelson, H. A. Paice 18 W, Wharp, A. Drench, W. P. 'Meek, T. R. Hindlo 20 W. Carswell, .1. Gilkison, W, Kelmau, W. Stewart 18 A. J. H. Gregory, D. Hanlin, A. J. Haub, A. W. Macdonald 11 J. Simpson, C. E. White, C. A. Stewart, S. C. K. Smith 22 P. Martin, P. Dawson, C. D, Gunn, A. Melville Hi E. V. Seandrett, H. Bout, E, Marriage, S. Preece 24 •1. T. Hammond, E. Smyth, W. Sanders, H. H. Stubbs 15 J. Willett. W, J. Barkley, G. Baxter, ]). J. Wesncy ly I’. Grey, F. Haig, E. S. Brown, F. Taylor 30 \\. .it. Marriage, W. Mclnnes, E. J. Ellery, J. N. Clarke 11 G. Andrews, F. Smeaton, G. Hutton, A. Mutimcr IS W. Anderson, A. Scheib, L. G. Newman, A. Erridge 12 J. Taylor, A. Glue, XL J. Nash, J. Leech 25 E. Proctor, J. Malone, P. D. Dougherty, L. Brumby 2d j. Mansou, J. XL Clements, A, McLaren, A. Taylor 10 J. Thomson, J. Gray, W. H. Boyes, D. M. Seandrett 27 O. J. Steuhousc, J. W. Pearson, A. Mills, W. Johnston 32 I. Humphries, A. Cowan, J, Btobo, E. Thompson 10 G. H. Brass, I’. Schlonbach, W. Denholm, E. S. Gemmoll IS C. McLeod, A. Vercoe, W. Stewartv(Gore), J. A. Sligo 14 W. J. Sanders, W. McDonald, G. Palmer, W. Love 29 - B, V. Whyte, W. J. Stead, J. H. Thomson, A. A. Tripp 12 J. Doolan, E. E. Wilkinson, A. G. Johnstone, B. A. Johnston 19 J. Anderson, Geo. Wilson, A, W. Thomson, G. Ogilvic 23 285 258 MONDAY, DECEMBER 31 first Bound.—J. Walsh, J. Gilkison, P. Nash, L. J. Edwards 17; B. Leyland, E. Marriage, D. Dott, P. J. Rondel 7. J. Thomson, W. J. Sanders, E. Smythc, S. Preece 12; W. Richards, L. J. Lohrey, A. McLaren, W, Whitaker 10. J. T, Hammond, A. H. McFadych, W. Denholm, H. Stubbs 10; J. Taylor, B. A. Wilkie, A, B. Rankin, Y. Avont 8. J. Simpson, G. Portcous, L. Newman, D. J. Wesncy 17; McCallum, W, G. Wright, A. Burt, 1,. Brumby 7. A. Vcrepo, K. Alexander, W. Johnston, A. Mutimcr 17; T. Gray, D. O’Callaghan, G. X’almer, It. A. Johnston 12. E. Brown, W. A. Young, J. H. Clements, H. Leo ,22; J. Malone, J. Manson, W. H. Boyes, A. Taylor XX. C. Ruhen, B. Wells, P. Schlonbach, F. Taylor 13; G. McMillan, Jr Barnett, M. Marriage, G. Baxter 8. J. L. 8011, N. Y. Wales, W. M. McDonald, J. A. Sligo 13; F. Martin, S. Webb, E. J. Ellery, T. B. Hindlc 7. G. H. Brass, B. Daglish, M. G. Mclnnes, W. Love 14; W. Sharpe, G. Hutton, D. W. Thomson, S. C. K. Smith. 16. G. Andrews, J. W. Pearson, W. Sunders, D. M. Seandrett 17; C. Gregory, C. E. White, A. W. Thomson, J. N. Clarke 6. T. Gray, D. Dyer, A. J. Haub, A. W. Macdonald 19; P. Dawson, I. Jenkins,

I’. S. Anderson, W. Stewart 18. S. French. W. T. Clyde, R. S. Brown, R. Gommell 18; J. Humphries, M. Kelman, AV. Stewart, A. Melville 14. O. G. Stonhouse, R. Whyte, C. U. Gunn, H. R. Paice 10;-A. Glue, C. McLeod, J. H. Thomson, P. Meek 9. Second Round. —-Paice 17, Sligo 11; Smith 14, Clarke 9; Mbville 13, Scandrett 7; . Macdonald 12, Gemmoll 10; Love 28, Stewart 10; Meek 11, Hindle 10; Preecc J. 5, Edwards 13; Avent 14, Whitaker 12; Wesney 13, Stubbs 8; R. Johnston 29, Bru'mby 5; Mutimer 11, A. Taylor 2; F. Taylor 15, H. Leo 12; Rendcl 17, Baxter 8. Third Round.—Sligo 11, Clarke 7; Smith 10, Melville 10; Scandrett 17, Macdonald 15; Stewart 18, Paice 10; Gemmoll 11, Hindle 10; Meek 10, Love 8; Edwards 19, Avent 11; Wesney 10, Whitaker 10; Stubbs 18, W. Johnston 12; A. Taylor 20, Brumby 14; F. Taylor 23, Mutimer 11; Rondel 11, Lee 9; Preecc 14, Baxter 13. Fourth Round.— Edwards 12, AVcaney 4; Whitaker 15, R. Johnston 11; A. Taylor 14, Stubbs 11; F. Taylor 12, Brumby 4; Rendol 18, Mutimer 14; Preeco 9, Lee 0; Avent 10, Baxter 10; Sligo 12, Macdonald 8; Smith 20, Kindle 3; Paice 12, Scandrett 0; Stewart 17, Melville 12; Gommell 12, Love 0; Clarke 14, Meek 14. Final.— Four wins each: Preecc 13 first; F. Taylor 11, second; Smith, third. NEW YEAR’S DAY First Round.— L. J. Ireland (s). A. A. Tripp, S. N. Brown, G. H. Brass 19; G. C. K,- Smith (s), W. H. Nelson, W. Kelmau, C. Gregory 8, . W. H. Boyos (s), D, Hardin, W. J. Stead, E. R. Proctor 10; A, Taylor (s), P. Nash, W. ‘T. Clyde, P. Dawson 8. R. A. Johnston (s), A. W. Thomson; N. Y. Wales, S. French 14; H. H. Stubbs (s), A. R. Rankin, Goo. Porteous, H. Glue 12. J. Leech (s), C. D. Gunn, L. McDonald, J. Gilkison 25; F. Meek (s), J. H. Thomson, K. Alexander, G. Andrews 7. J. H,- Sligo (s), J. Doolan, A. Me Galium, J. Humphries 20; A. Mutimer (s), P. S. Anderson, W. J, Sanders, W. G. Richards 11. G. Palmer (s), W. Stewart (Gore), G. Wilson, R. Y. Whyte 10; W. Love (s), R. S. Brown, R. A. Wilkie, G. R. McMillan 10. A* W. Macdonald (s), W. Sanders, L. J. Lohrey, T.'Gray 13; F. L. Taylor (s), L. Newman, R. Daglish, C. Ruben 12. W. J. Porteous (s), M. G. Melnnes, W. H. Nelson, Jr., J. W. Willett 13; A. Melville (s), G. Hutton, C. E. y White, W. Sharpe 5. 1 A. McLaren (s), L. Brumby, F. Haig. B. A. Yercoe 10; H. Leo (s), A. J. Haub, D. Dyer, J. Pearson 5. S. Preecc (a), F. Schlonbach, K. Wells, J. Taylor 13; T. R. Hindle (s), J. H. Clements, J. Barnett, R. C. Cook 8. L, J. Edwards (s), J. Stobo, H. Rout, E. A. Brown 15; R. Gemmoll (s), E, J. Ellery, W. McDonald, J. Malone 10, W. V. Avent (s), A. G. Johnston, W. G. Wright, J. Simpson 11; P. J. Rondel (s), E. D. Smyth, H. H. McFadgen, I. Jenkins 11. W. Stewart (Inv.) (s), D. O’Callaghan, W. Melnnes, J. T. Butler IS; W. Jolutston (s), D. S. Dott, W. A. Young, C. McLeod 2. . H, Whitaker (s), P. D. Dougherty, R. White, R. Leyland 15; H. R. Paice (s), W. Denholm, S. Webb, J. T. Han* mond 13. Second Round.— Ireland 10, Meek 7; A. Taylor 10, J. Sligo 9; Palmer 13, R. A. Johnston 9; Macdonald 18, J. Leech 10; Smith 70, Boycs 9; Stubbs 13, Love 7; Mutimer 22, F. Taylor 5; Porteous 14, Gommell 13; Avent 11, Lee 9; Stewart 14, Hindle 12; Edwards 17, Whitaker 9; McLaren 17, Melville 8; Proeoe 11, W. Johnston 11; Rondel 10, Paice 10. Third Round.— Ireland 11, Boycs 11; A. Taylor 14, Stubbs G; Leech 14, R. Johnston II; Meek 11, Mutimer 10; Sligo 13, Love 11; F. Taylor 21, Palmer 11; Smith 17, Macdonald 9; Preecc 18, Porteous 7; Lee 10, Edwards 8; Rondel 18, Hindle 7; Gemmoll 17, W. Johnston 15; Paice 10, Avent 14: Stewart 11, Melville 10; Whitaker 15, McLaren 13. Fourth Round. — Sligo 12, Ireland if; Macdonald 14, A. Taylor 9; Mock 20, R. Johnston 8; Stubbs 18, Palmer 9; Mutimer 20, Smith 18; Boycs 15, Love 11; F. Taylor 15, Leech 0; Avent 18, Porteous 15; Whitaker 11, Leo 9; Gemiucll 10, Hindle 10; Stewart .16, Preeco 4; Melville 14, Rondel 10; McLaren 15, W. Johnston 7; Paiec 12, Edwards 10. W. Stewart (Inv.) (s), D. O’Callaghan, W. Melnnes, J. T. Butler with 4 wins, first prize. A. AY. Macdonald, A.- McLaren, AV. 11. \V hit ak or and J, F. Sligo tied for second prize with 3 wins each. In the play-o# Whitaker 8 beat Sligo 2; Macdonald 9 beat MeLarfih 3; Macdonald 11 beat AVhituker 6. At the conclusion of the New Year’s Day tournament, Mr S. C. K. Smith, on behalf of visiting bowlers, thanked the organisers of the tournaments, Messrs J. Niabet and V. Scandrett, for the smooth manner in which the games wore run. He also commended the bowlers on the fine spirit shown. Old friendships had been strengthened and new ones made. He then handed

Messrs Nlsbot ami Scandrett a monotary gift as token of the appreciation for their gratuitous service. The recipients briefly replied. MIXED PAIRS The mixed pairs held on January 2 resulted as follows: First Round.: — L. Brum-by and Mrs Haub 13, 11. Lee and Mrs Doake 9. E. B. Proctor and Mrs Proctor 19, W. Wheatland and Mrs McDonald -1. D. Dott and Mrs Donmead 17, J. T. Hammond and Mrs Hammond 9. H. H. Stubbs and Mrs Stubbs 20, W. Denholm and Mrs Denholm 19. J. X. Clarke and Mrs Gregory 11, B. Oemmcll and Mrs Genimell 10. Second Round.—Mrs Haub 15, Mrs Proctor 9; Mrs Hammond 15, Mrs McDonald 9; Mrs Denholm 17, Mrs Denmead 11; Mrs Gregory IS, Mrs Doake 0; Mrs Genimell 12, Mrs Stubbs 11. Third Bound. —Mrs Haub 13, Mrs Hammond 9; Mrs Denholm 11,. Mrs McDonald S; Mrs Genimell 21, Mrs Denmead 5; Mrs Doake 17, Mrs Stubbs 8; Mrs Gregory 14, Mrs Prtrctor 11. Fourth Hound.— Mrs Haub 10, Mrs Denholm 7; Mrs McDonald 10, Mrs Genimell 10; Mrs Doake 14, Mrs Denmead 12; Mrs Stubbs 20, Mrs Proctor 11; Mrs Gregory 24, Mrs Hammond 5. Final.— Mrs Gregory and J. N. Clarke 13, Airs Haub and L. Brumby 5, Results of a rinks tourney held on January 3 for the benefit of the local club. Trophies were donated by members of the club. Details: — First Bound, —D. J. Wesney, VV. F. White, G, Porteou's, J. Taylor 11, S. Preece, K. Roy, F. Haig, J. T. Butler 10; W. Mathcson, A. AloLaren, W. J. Sanders, G. W. Richards 15, W. H. Whitaker, E. J. Ellery, E. Aiarriagc, 1. Jenkins 9; F. L. Taylor, W. H. Nelson, J. Gray, O. Stenhouse id, A. W. Alacdonald, J. L. Lohrey, W. H. Young, J‘. Alalone 5; J. N. Clarke, P. S. Anderson, A. Alclvay, J. Anderson 13, F. Aleek, F. Schlonbach, Al. Alarriage, AI. J. Walsh 9; W. Sanders, P. D. Dougherty, K. Daglish, G. Andrews 14, A. Alelville. A. W. Thomson, W. AlcDouald, J. Walsh 7; W. J. Porteous, L. Newman, A. Schoib, A. AlcCallum 10, D. S. Dott,G. Nelson, S. Webb, E. A. Brown 5; A. Mutineer, J. H. Thomson, W. T. Clyde, J. Manson 20, T. R. Hindle, C. Gregory, J. E. Dawson, J. T. Hammond 0; J. Bendol, G. Hutton, L. McDonald, J. L. Bell 11, L. Brumby, P. Nash. .1. Barnett, P. Dawson (i; A. Taylor, B. Leyland, K. Alexander, W. Wheatland 18, L. J. Ireland, W. Denholm, N. Y. Wales, B. A. A r orcoe 0; W. V. Avcnt, F. C. Smeaton, W. Alclnnes, T. Gray 10, H. Lee, C. D. Gunn-, H. McFadgeu, J. Thomson 3. Second Bound. —Matheson 10, Preece 13; Whitaker 15, Alacdonald 7; F. L. Taylor 10, Aleek 7; Alelville 12, Clarke 10; Sanders 12, Wesney 8; Kindle 20, Porteous 9; Mutimcr 10, Rondel S'; Ireland IS, Brumby 4;Leo 11, A. Taylor 7; Dott 17, A vent 7. Third Round.—Preece 12, Alacdonald S; Aleck 12, Whitaker 11; Taylor 17, Alelville 0; Wesney 11, Clarke 9; Alathcson 14, Sanders 10; Porteous 12, Bendol 11; Ireland 11, Alutimer 11; Lee 21, Brumby 10; A. Taylor 15, Dott 15; Avcnt 18, .Hindle 9. Fourth Bound.—Porteous 10, Ireland 3; Alutimer 8, Lee 7, Brumby 11, Dott 11; Hindle 10, A. Taylor 8; Avcnt 14, Rondel 13; Aleck 14, Preece 11; Alelville 10, Whitaker 8; F. Taylor 15, Wesney 8; Alathcson 17, Clarke 3; Sanders 15, Alacdonald 14. F. Taylor and Alathcson tied with 4 wins each and in the play-off Taylor--15, beat Alathcson 9.