BOWLING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 18948, 20 February 1925, Page 6

BOWLING.

GREY LYN N TOURNAMENT. VICTORY FOR TAKAPUNA. Sixteen teams Jiad entered for Die Grey Lynn Club's monthly mid-week tournament, but heavy rain on Wednesday morning resulted in four of these losing what proved to be a very enjoyable day's play. The green, although a little heavy, played well, arid reflected great credit on the green cuperintendent, Mr. W. Boyne, and on the caretaker, Mr. H. Deighton. The contestants v.ero divided into two sections, of whioh the B proved slightly the stronger, aggre..; .1 • 353 points to their opponents' 300. The Takapuna team (Collins, Galbraith, Howbottom and Boulton), the only team to win all five games, was heartily applauded when it was handed the trophies provided by the The results were as fo'iow:—Boulton, five wins; Parsons and Scaatichury, four vir-s; Cottingham, three wins rvr.d a tie; < hirke, two wins and a tie; White, Do Laimay. Whittle and Thomas, two wins; Jone*j, Newton ar.d Kirk, one win. The ■,cries concludes on March 2;>, when nucthei full list of is assured. TAURANGA TOURNEY. SIXTH ROUND COMPLETED. [BY TELEGIw\rn. —OWN correspondent. j TA U RAN OA, Thursday. The Taurauga Bowling Club's tournament was continued to-day in fine weather. Ibe results are as follow; — FIFTH ROUND. Section E.—Te Puke (Palmer). 20. v. Franktoa (Fraser-Simth), 23; <-a r lton ( Af-, UB ' cott), 23, v. Auckland (Walker), 20; Vkhakatane (Francis), 27, v. Tauranga (Sharp), 15; Remuera (McLaren), 25, v. West x<na (Hardley), 20. Section 2.—Hamilton (Mclntyre), 30. Ponsonby (Letham), 29; Rotorua (Manson). 24 v. Whakatane (Russell), 23; Cambridge (White), 25, v. Manoeka (Montgomery), 21; Tauranga (Crowley), 21, v. Mount Eden (Fraser), 20. SIXTH ROUND. Section I.—Auckland, 24, v. Te Puke, 1(5; West End, 23, v. Frankton, 18; Carlton. 32, v. Whakatane (Francis), 24; Remuera, 2G. v. Tauranga (Sharp), 15. Section 2.—Tauranga (Crowley). 26, v. Ponsonby, 16; Cambridge, 28, v. Whakatane (Russell), 27; Mount Eden. 23, v. Manoeka. 18; ttotorua, 28, v. Hamilton, 24. With a game (o play. Carlton cannot now be beaten in their section, and Crowley (Tauranga) and Fraser (Mount Eden) are leading in the other. Crowley had a very narrow win this morning from Fraser, just getting one he wanted to win by a very close measure. Both should win their games in the morning, and if they succeed they will have to play off a section tie. CAMBRIDGE V. TE AWAMUTU. [BY TELEGRAPH. —OWN CORRESPONDENT. ] CAMBRIDGE, Thursday. An inter-club contest between the To Awamutu and Cambridge clubs yesterday resulted in favour of Cambridge by an aggregate of 98 points to 8(5. The details are as follow, le Awamutu players being mentioned first: —Smill, Kelly, S. North, Burchell (s.), 11, v. Muller, McLaren, Cooper. G. Harris (s.). 20; Cullum, Newman, Wood, Douglas (s.), 20, v. Bundon, Easter, Cowling, 11. Lewis (s.), 14; Finch, Campbell. Reese. Noonan (s.), 19, v. G. E. Clark, C. W. Clarlk, Fisher, A. Pearce (s.), 24; Vile, Witherall. Jofirey, Clark (s.), 22, v. McCathie, Hague, N. Hill, Edgar, James (s.), 10; Corder, Armstrong, Andrews, Henderson (s.), 14, v. Hart, O'Toole, Dunmore, Mclvor (s.), 13. MASONIC TEAMS' MATCH. A Masonic match, between teams representing Ara No. I and Maungawhaa No. )ÜB, is to take place on Tuesday next on the Auckland club's green. Ara will i>e ret resented by the following teams.:—Maxwell Walker, Mackay, Lcighton, Brnckbush; Trusoott. Farmer. Coutts. Cornwall: Hosking, Bale. Snoad, Bates; Woollcr. McCallum, Robertson, Worthington; Bailey, Graham, Nicholson, Bonney; Wateon, G. Walker, Inglis, Hardley; Gaudin, Murray, White, Williams. Emergencies: Wells, Brown, Richardson, Sawbridge. OTAGO BEATS CA'NTEIIBDIt Y. [BY TELEGRAPH. —PRESS ASSOCIATION.] CHRISTCIIURCII. Thursday. In the Redpath Shield match tbo Otago bowlers beat Canterbury by 181 to 17(5, after a very even contest.