BOWLING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17295, 20 October 1919, Page 5

BOWLING.

OFFICIAL OPENINGS

RAWHITI CLUB.

Th« Rawhiti Club officially opened its season on Saturday afternoon. The president, Mr. J. H. Jackson, in declaring the green open, thanked the members who were responsible for the great improvements that had been made. Burnand's Professional Band was in attendance, and provided an entertaining musical programme. The following are the results: Caves, Martinson, Bennett, Christie, 20, v. Hedgeß, Downard, Moncur, Holmes, 23; Samways, Taylor, Dal ton, J. Wright, 18, v. F. Clark, Browne, Whelans, McKmley, 18; Goldfinch, Ramsay, Pea-rce, 16, v. Man-. Dubi, Connor, 15; Jackson, McCarrol, Harris, Leatham, 14, v. C. Murray, J. H. Jones, Boss, Taylor, 17; Worthington, H. E. Jones. Wooller, McMillian, 18, v. Millard, Price, Burcher, Townley, 26; Aitcheson. White, Duncanson, Reed, 20, v. George, Fielder, Brown,' McGregor, 26; Palmes Walker, King, Inglis, 19. v. Chiplin, Wilcox, Kissling, Haslam, 19. A pairs tournament will be held at the Rawhiti green on Labour Day. Entries close on Saturday, and all bowlers are eligible to compete.

MOTJNT EDEN CLUB. There was a large attendance at the Mount Eden. Club's green on Saturday afternoon, when the season was declared open by the president, Mr. George Tutt. He referred to the loss the club had sustained by the death of Mr. W. Holland and Mesdames O. Nicholson and J. Vuglar, all of whom had taken a great deal of interest in the affairs of the club. Mrs. Tutt rolled, the first" jack, and the afternoon was de-' voted to games between teams picked by tha president and vice-president. A musical programme was supplied by Marriage's orchestra. The results of the games are: — Stevenson, Egginton, Watson, Burns, 25, v. Hull, G. White, McDougall, Rawnsley, 14; Ovcry, J. Robertson, Ferguson, ' M. Walker, 12, v. Cutforth, Owen, Cooper, Gill, 21; P. Gordon. E. Lewis. D. Praser, F. Sexton, 25 v. Milroy, A. Nairn, C- Warren, 27; Campbell, R-enwick, Clarkson, Tutt, 20, v. Otter, Lawrence, W. Dickey, Coltman, 20; Somerfield, Jos. Smith. Jas. Smith, Vuglar, 18, v. Gray, Waghorn, T. Keesing, Badeley, 16; Bowles, Brooks, McPhail, Mcintosh, 17, v. Mason. Wagstaff, Morley. J. Snedren, 11; Hughes, Mueller, Fish. Hudson. 32, v. Pearson, Wynyard. T. Murray, Miller. -Fernandez, Cook, Jack, Baker. 14. v. C. H. Taylor. Garmston. Craig, Biglow 15; Rev. Griffin. Tattersall, Braithwaite. Kila-our. 12, v. Hutchinson, Joyce. Gatenby, Murray, 22; Tapper, Monk. A. Coltman, W. TJre, 21. v. Bridges. Barber, Stevens, Josey, 19; MulhoMand, Kayll. Bneht, P. Watson, 36, v. McEwan. Ernert. McPheraoT). W_ Reid. 19 < R. Walton. H. Wslkei\ Austin Smith. Mustou. 17. v. Pol- ™. Osborne-Lilly. Fawcett, Fmdlay. 24; J. ReicV D. McK»nr.;«. Boyce, Coe, 22, v. (rray, H. R<""d. Wuddingham, Surmnr,, 20; x;,V J MoFarland. Kearv. A. Walker. •T. McLeod 25. v. HooVer, .T. McDonald. Sergeant, Tour.?. 29; H Kirk, Postles. A. Sn»dden. 24,' v. Croucher, Sheriff, Trayos, 26. Moon, «■• v , • *!, Rr ™*-s. 17, v. Ja-flen. Wiahart, Michn~ls, MrNauefcton. !>i : n 0 , lrn „, Oswald. Brooks, IS, v. Rose. Oft. Robert - son. r*airn. 25. Totals: President, 355; vice-president. 348-

.4TT<TKT,AND. Play for the 58lh season of the Auckland fowling i_lub was commenced on Saturday aiternoon. wnen a good gathering of member's and a few visitors took part. The green was informally opened by the president." Mr. u. j .Nicholson, who congratulated the club and the green superintendent, Mr. T. E 1 eareon, on the successful result of the renovations to the large green, which had been executed . at considerable expense, lhe weather being ideal for bowling a most enjoyable afternoon was spent. Following are the results of th© games: — Ryne, Hay S. Coldicutt. Osmond, v i. l v - ""ghton. Lambert. J Carlaw. Nicholson. 21; Styak. Rawlinson. Steele. Pearson. 27 v Wood ham. Kretchmar. HoMtlebury Russell. 21: Beaumont, Anstiss. • Fletcher, 24. v. Donald. Menkes, Plnmmer, Dingle, 20; Runcie. Roberta. Benny Wilson. 32. v. Jacks. Roche. O'G-or-man. Mackay. 20; Scott Harrtop. Lovell Hemus, 25. v. Hacket. Hamilton. Daniels. Crilraore. 10: Westphal. Jury, Newbegin. Robertson, 18. v. Clark. Mackay. Trine. Dr. Neil. 25; Hall, Leser, Dransfield. E. A. Buttle. 26, v. Shaw. Broad. Linder. Perrett. 15; Moon, Esam, Piggott, Grange, 30, v. Ait.- C<>!d i cljtt Dr - Coldicutt, Campbell. Atk^ s 2: Thomas, Atkinson. Wren 27 v. ludehope, Arnold. Sharpe, 19: Barclav I)ixon, Keesing. 31, v. Egan. Furby, B. Myers, 21. .->.** t A pairs tournament will be held on labour Day, post entries being received till nine o clock.

DOMINION ROAD. The Dominion Road Bowline Club officially opened the season on Saturday afternoon. I bore was a large attendance of members and visitors. The president, Mr. A. Layland, in a snort address, mentioned that three members. Dr. P. McNai> and Messrs. R. Gordon and H. Gribbie, who had been on active service, had returned. To their great regret, however, Dr. McNab fell a victim to influenza. The usual games between teams representing the president and vice-presi-dent were played. Details are: — Wallace, Smith, Culpan, Layland. 19, v. Tomngtoa, W. Brown. Denison, Mcßobie, 18; Gentles, Willey, Fulton. Wilkinson. 25, v Insull, Goodall, Ferguson, Bartleet. 17; Sewell, Cowks Balderson, Bayers, 22. v. Morris. Prendexgast, D. Kennedy, Semadoni, 19; Robertson, Goldsmith, Roberts, Vincent, 27, v. Simmonds, Meikle, Ball, Davidson, 23; Richards, Pirrit, Drummond, Goldsmith, 20, v. Mars, Vercoe. Shine. Fisher, 17; J. F. Preston, Burrows, Sponce. Dunlop, 19, v. Collins, gßlackwell, Morton. Tonkin. 18; A. Brown, H. Guthrie, Sutherland, J. E. Guthrie. 20, v. Good. Peggs, Buckland, Johnston, 20; Holford, Richmond, Thompson, West, 23, v. Kelly, Orantley, Asbury. Hordloy, 17 ; R- Gordon, Bryant, S. Gordon, Ramsay, 20. v. Colehrook, Bellamy, G. Kennedy. Coupland, 13: Swann. Prince, Williams, Bryden, 22. v. W. S. Fisher, Wilson. Lambert, Ladley. 13; Gribbie, Pes-ce, Bell, 18, v. Hardy. Blackwell, Clark, 8. Totals: President, 206; vice-president, 202. ROCKY NOOK. There was a large attendance at the Rocky Nook green on. Saturday afternoon, when the season was officially opened- The president, Mr. J. Bouskill. stated that the crab's affairs were in a most satisfactory position. There had been a considerable increase in membership, and the finances were in such a good state that it had been possible to add a second storey to the pavilion. The upstairs portion was to be used as a social hall ""and billiardroom, and one of the two billiard tables was now in position. Miss Molly Craig rolled the jack, and matches were played between teams representing the president and vice-president. Details are : — Tucker, A. W. Page, Moore, Butler, 22, v. Turner, Malcolm, Griffiths, Jory, 17; Robertson, Segedra, Middleton, Miller, 17, v. Harrison, Aspden, Easit, H. Jenkin, 14; Cunningham, Smith, Buscombe, Daisley, 18, v. BarweTl, Blackwell, Gladding, Kayes, 17; Ferguson, Fyfo, Howell, Watkins, 27, v. Barton, Coldicutt, Blamires, Pearce, 22; Walker, Lang, Keatley, Eagleton, 23, v. Jones, Finlay, Moulden, Miller, 10; Bouskill. jun., Pearce, Hirst, Gladding, 24, v. Newbegin, Muldoon. Bain, Wallace, 20; Westney, Mackay, Smith, Potter, 16, v. Cartwright. Wilson, Trylor, Allsopp. 12; Amore, Page, Roylan, Martin, 19, v. Cavill, Berry, Wortsfield, Wise, 18; Cullen, Rathbone. White, Wakerley. 26. v. Thwaites, Cooper, Finch, Napier, 24; Payne, Kent, Wheeler, W. Jenkin, 20, v. Urqnhart, Thompson, Buckle, Rendall, 20; Piggott, Ferguson, Harris, Andrews, 22, v. Waite, Leigh, Blakey, Bouskill, 17. Totals: President, 234; vice-president, 191. TAKAPTJNA CLUB. The official opening of the Takapuna Bowling Club took place on Saturday, and there was a good attendance of members kind visitors. The preskent, Mr. T. W. Diprose, extended a hearty welcome to the visitors, and expressed pleasure at the assembly of so many members. jtrs, Diprose threw the first kitty, and the green was declared open. Fo'lowinji are the results of the afternoon's play— Williams. Adeane, Bachman. E. Walton. 13. v. Blakey. Millward. Brandon, Everton, 21; Grimwade, G. F. Barton. Williams, Gamble, 23. v. C. H. Culpan, Williamson, Bull, Hunter, 27; Kingsfred. G. Hardley. Garroway, Hooper, 24, v. Stedman, Copeland. Stotter. Penn. 16: Audley, Winter, F Woods, P. Thomson, 16. v. Munro, Haig, Sim, Mackenzie. 24 ; Holmes. Harrison, Hanna, Diprose, 19, v. McVay. Lusk. Fraser. Jones, 18; M. Thompson. Bowden. Robertshaw, Blake. 15. v. Skipwith. Gilling, Commons, Bottrill. 17: Cutler, Gordon, Woolloxall. Leek, 19, v. Tate. Oborn, Batcock. Cowan, 18.

CLUB GAMES. MOUNT ALBERT. Club Games: Cook, Gordon. Butler, Frost, I 29, v. Jones, Shepherd, Bluck, Darrach. 19; ; Cossey, E. Thomas. Mcßride, Allely. 28, v. ! Turnbull, McKenzie. Boyes, Baildon. 18; ! Foreshaw. Douglas, Entrican, J. Thomas, 22, v. S Thomas. Nash W. Neßbifct, Gavey. 10; C. Nosbitt. R. Nesbitt. 20, v. Mclrmea, Clements. 17; Vause. Garlick, 21, v. Bennett. Mawsell. 20; Hobday, Topliss. 19, v. Squirrel, Sexton, 15. Two teams are required to complete trie entries for the Labour Day tournament. EPSOM. I Club Fours: Tattley, Martinson, Henderj son, Wells. 26, v. Peak, Wylie, "Wright. Foubister, 16; "W. Harrison, Roscoe, McGowau. Dixon, 17. v. Sandin, French. Clark. Blair. 14; Macky. Turk. Thompson, Hill 17. v. Hinton, J. Harrison, G. Wright. Grainger. 24; E. Johns. Hamblin, Pollard, de Laimey, 21. v. McLean. Hayes. Philip, Gratton, 19McCullough, Milsom, Mow.iand, Clay, 19, i v. Page, Fox, Middleton. Anderson. 20. j ' REMUERA. 1 Club Fours: Campbell. Dive, Mellars, Littlejohn, 21, v. Pollen, Brownlee, Baker, Dingwall. 16; Headdey, Harris, Sanderson, Mason, 27, ▼. Robertson, Murray, Lambourne, Garrard. 14; Vickennan, Blaikie, R. Hood, A. G. Graham. 20. v. Menzies. Fisher. Davis, Rev. Beatty, 11; Rev. Connolly. Mitford, Mahoney, Hegman, 29 v. Looaemore, Passanore, Smith, A. R. Graham. 19; Bell, Cox. Rathbone. Spooner. 24. v. O'Halloran, Wilson, Taylor. Inder. IS; Wyatt. J. C. Hood. Scott. Cronin. 31. ■I v. Peirie, Jameson. Rossiter. Dowling. 17; . Macey, Reid, Gaunaw&y, a. v. Maaon, 1 Garry. Greitbatch. 17.

CARLTON. Winter • Competition: Hardcastle. Holland, Ronayne, Hosking. 21. v. Bathgate. Wallett. Orwin. B'ookes, 19; Cross. Bates, Arey. 16. v Daniels. Cotfcrell, Packman, 23: Dillicar, Pollard. Kent, 20. v. Winks, Watson, Mantell. 24; Hartland. J. Bartlett. Perry, G. alker, 17, v. Hudson. T. Bartlett, Cook, Champion. 16; Wade, McGregor, Gaudin. Marriott, 17. v. Blewden. Hedditch, Stevens, Holmes, 23; Swales, Parker, Gillies. 31. v. Hodge, Briggs. Lamb, 15. ELLERSLTE. Club Fours>srack. W. R. Smith. Crosher. 22. v. Bond, Jackson, Somerfield, 18; Coppins, Dickson 19, v. Cowan, Peak. 15; Waidron, Walker. Macklow, 20. v. Moore, Diggins, Burns. 24; Prime, Noonan, Payne, 20. v. Woods, Parker. Heweon. 26. ONEHTJNGA. Winter Competition Final, to decide the runner-up: J. W. T. Macklow, 17, v. 1. J. Sutherland. 13. CARLTON CLUB. The official opening of ffche Carlton, green for the summer season will take place next Saturday. A cordial invitation to be present is extended to all players who attended the Carlton green during the winter seasfon.