BOWLING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 18965, 12 March 1925, Page 6

BOWLING.

AUCKLAND CLUB MATCHES. FINAL OF CHAMPIONSHIP. WIN FOR SCANTLEBURY. The oh nut pi otis hip of the Auckland Club wan decided yesterday. Seantlebury defeating Parker in the final, winning two games in succession. A clone sern i-final was played earlier in the week, between Parker and Craig. the former winning two games and the hitler one. Other recent matches follow: Championship.- G. J. Mackay, 21. J. -I. v * Must on. 18. 23. 20; Parker. 21. «. .21- v '' Osmond. 18. 22, U: C. J. Maekuy, 21. lb. -1. v. i tew it son, 17, 21. 10: Russell, 21, 22, 13. v. Neil. 20. If.. 21; Seantlebury. 20, 21, 21. v. G. J. Mock ay, 21. 13. 15: Parker, 21, 22. v. Cater, 17, 11; Muston. 21. 21, v. Campbell, 10, 1!); A. D. Gray, 21, 18. v. Cuter, 19. 21. Scnntlebiiry, 21, 21, v.'Neil, 19, G. Junior Championship.-- Kaam, 21, v. Bourke. 19; Cooper, 21. v. Rawlinson. 14; Dixon. 22. v. Cooper, 7; Purvey. 21. v. 1n•»lis i:>• Newheain, 21. v. Bonella, 0; llaeket. •>| 'v. C. Alcn. II: McCrea. 21, v. Bnrbush. ; 12; J,yell. 21, v. Linder. 11; Prober!. 21. v K. Wilson, 20: Dixon. 21. v Odlin. 12; Newell. 21. v. Uudd 20; Hacket 21 v McCrea, 15; Cooper. 22. v. Nev.ell. k -N' hcin 21 v. Crobert, It.; Dixon, —, InSlis. 9; Linder, 23. v. Bonella. Id; Harvey. 21 v. Esam. lf>. v Jubilee Cup. Muston. 21 v. Nul. Steele v MeMahon. 10; Harvey. Darlow, 10; Wyatt 22 v. Odlin, 12; t aier. 24. v, ,Ksam. 8; Steele. 21. v. Nul. -0. Campbell. 21, v. Ryrte. 10; Moon, -1, ]j'"" der 11; Grain, 24, v. A. Walker, 10; tleiche'r 23 v. Crowimrat. IS; Bourke. -i. v. P. Dimery, 17; Piggott. 24. v. . Diniory. 0; Backet, 21. v . Kyne. 22; Alltin. .7 v. Wilson. 21; Hamger. 21 v. Uudd. 3, Kirk. 21, v. Parfc%r, 13: Seantlebury, 2.1, v. « , 15 Kales. 20. v. Haeket. tl: PiKßOtt 24 v. Wilson. 21; Muston. 23. v Cater 10; Harvey 22. v. Scantlebnry. 14; Mackay 22. \. ; Craig. 12; F. W. Steele, 21. v Aikin. IS; ! R.ainger, 21, v. A. Walker, S; Bourke, ... Iv. Crowhurst, 20; Keestns, 2>, v. Iliudy, j IS; Fletcher, 23, v. Bailey. _lo; Netl,_-;>, v. i Moon, '2O; Keesing. 25, v. Dicketts, 17. ! Ansae Cup.-Bailey. 2«. v. Messenger .; | Bailey, 21, v. M. Walker. 14: Campbell, 21. v. Cater. 14; Inglis, 21. v. Harvey 20: G. IJ. Mackay. 21. v. Craig, 20: Campbe 1 24, Iv. Inglis, 20; M. Walker. 25. v. Rudd. 9; Keesing, 2t, v. F. "W. Steele, '2O. Veterans-Neil. 23. v. fcewbegin. 14: Lmder, 23, v. Inglis. 14; W. Dimery. 22. v. Fletcher. IS: Neil. 23. v. Dimery, 1m Wyatt, 01. v. Linder, 12. Consolation. —Harvey. 2'.>, v. Odlin. S: \>. Dimery, 24 v Howard, 10: MeMahon. 21. v. W. Dimery. 10: Harvey. 21. v. McCrea, 21: MeMahon. 24., v. Hamcer, 15 Club P'iirs.ij-Butunrpre and M. Walker. 31. ,v. JBoiiella ami" Odlin. 20; Myers and Parker, 25, v. Burhush and Craig. 14. Stanley . Club" •< Championship. At " the conclusion of play on Monday ! evening Uip• brothers McMasier and h. HarI vey we.re v left ju- : to decide the championi ihip.* Harvey. , the bye and the brothers played off oti Tuesday evening. the victory going to Roy McMaster by a small margin. The uircumstaTice was rather unique.,. Apart; .from 4he brothers meeting at this stage of tltn ...Sjame, they probably are the two younges'. tnembers competing in the semi-final of , club championships in Auckland. . The f>na! .was,played hist evening, and Koy I MeMaster''proved Hie 'winner, the scores i being.* -MoMas'er, 19: Harvey. 12. _ The win- ' ner received the congratulations of his clubmutes', rntiriy of'Wftom assembled to witness the game. • . ST. HELIERS/. TOUIINEV. The following skips haye entered teams for the tournament at St. ileliers on Tuesday. commcYicin*. at 9 a.m.';—-Proctor. Brookfield, Truscott. Schriauer....Coldieutt, Civil. Bainbridge. Knight. Langsford, Mcßobie, Pelham, Gatland, White, Wright. TEAMS FOR SATURDAY. The following teams will represent Rocky Nook in the filial of the Pennant competition against Mount Albert, on the Remuern ereen on Saturday;— Hunt. Turner. Brown, Wakerley; Jones, Sadler, Lumbv Bouskill; Wright, W. White. Buckle. Roylance; Mullins. Adeane W. ■ Jenkin. B. Kayes; Harrison, Blackweil, Blakey,. H. Jenkin; Compston, Rule. Bain. G. Gladding. Rawhiti representatives in the first-year players match against Edendale will be:— Barker, Hill, Barnes, and Robertson. The following members of the Remnera Club have been selected to visit the Ponsonby Club by invitation^ on Saturday:—,T. C. Kissling, Palmer, Newton, Badeley; Wyatt. Townley. Farmer. Proctor: Wallace, Tuke. J"ohnson.. Vugler; 11. East. Vickerman, "Woolier. E, A. East. At Af.ckland Green.—Choyce, Skeet, W. .T, Campbell. Duignall; Brook, Knight, Somerfield. Paterson; Bowles. Kenderdine. Coath, Sanderson.

PUBLIC SERVICE TOURNEY. The following are the entries and the draw for tho Public Service Bowling Association's annual tournament on the Epsom green next Tuesday:— Section A. —R. Campbell, Harris, Eritt, A. Hammond (Railway): Goddard, Buckley. Robinson, Fruish (Railway); Kelly (Postal): Ramsey, McLaren. Forbitt. MoMahon (Postal) : Lambourne, Cox, Plummet-, Garrard (Education); Parsons, Smith. Weight, Newtnn (Lands and SurveV). Section B.—Schofield. Schofield, Wilmot, Robertson (Railway Vets.): Xeikson, Eaves, Dec, Kelly (Railway); McCrea. Fletcher (Postal): Phillips, Harris. Kelly, Macey (Tel. Engineers): McChesney, . Munro, Hardy. Morion (Education): Dixon, Godfrey. Johnston, Maher (Lands and Survey); Turner, Do'.vding. W. Gordon, Middleton (Customs); Slaughter. Murdock, Campbell, Ifollows (Labour). Section C.—Bunt. Card, Cooper. R. Smith

(Railway) j Bowles. Wanabone. Reed, Colthurst (Railway) : Bruce . Smith, Bourke, Green, Haszard (Tel Vein.): Mclntiess, Capp. Rowe.ll, Ltinigan ( Police); Walsh. China Klvv, Warren (Defence); Agar, Rogers, White, James (P.W. Dept.). Section D.--Rtwleliffo Crabb. A'exandra.. Moon (Railway): Hickman, Hunt. Howell (Agriculture): Cornwall, Lgginton., (. Wyatt. Wvatt (Tel. Vets.): B. Thomson, Flavell. Bur re! I. Moore _ (Police): Quin. Wri"lev. Inglis. Bardie, Neil (Defence): York, Thomson. Morley. Findlay ance). leavers are Tenue°t.etl to tie on the green at f.30 a.m. Mr. H W. Wetherilt is the umpire. te awamutu tourney. WON BY ROCKY NOOK. WHITIORA RUNNERS-IJP. [BY TELEGRAPH. —OWN' CORRESPONDENT.'] TE AWAMUTU. Wednesday. The Te Awamutu bowling tournament was brought to a close to-day. The semi-final was played in the morning between Whitiora <{•;. Scott) and To Awamutu (C. Douglas), Rocky Nook (Clarke) drawing the bye. The gam 6 was keenly contested, with the favours going lo Whitiora, who were playing particularly well. The result was: Whitiora, 23: Te Awamutu, It. The final was played in the afternoon between Rocky Nook (Sidler, Ashburv, Miltier, and Clarke), and Whitiora (Harvey, Jenkin, Uiggott, and Scott). The first six heads, two of which were killed, went in favour of Whitiora, who were then 9—3. Tn the next four heads, however, Rocky Nook trot singles. Whitiora had the beit of the exchanges in the. eleventh head, which was hotly contested. Rocky Nook replied with a four on the twelfth, and a two on the thirteenth, making the score: Rocky Nook, 13; Whitiora, 10. From then on Rocky Nook, despite exciting exchanges, held their lead, adding six to their score up to the 19th head, when Whitiora (rot two. The twentieth head, which decided the game, favoured Rocky Nook. Scott, attempted to trail the jack for three, but did not ret it jack full. Clarke placed a position shot, and Scott again attempted the trail, but wiili the same misfortune. Whitiora then resigned, the score being: Rocky Nook. 21: Whitiora, 12. The play right through was of » high order, the onlookers applauding the shots repeatedly. Rocky Nook were the runners-up hist year. FOURTH K. CUP MATCH. WIN FOR RETAIL (JROCERS. Th" fourth mutch of the season between the wholesale and retail grocers took nltu'e on, the F/Psotn green yesterday afternoon, and resulted in a win for the retail by eight points. Details are as follow, retail names first: - • A. Cole. .fas. Preston, C. Addison, J. Wright, 20. v. A. Wright, A. Allan. J. B. Piiterson, D. C. Macfninuhar, IH; If. F. Kent, C. A. Jackson, T. 11. Stevens, F,. F. Jones, 15. v. J Mars, J. Schischka, I. Clarke, T. Dickson. 14: John Preston. Jon Preston. F. Brest on, J. K. Cornes, 25. v. ft. Beald. F. Wilson, P. A. Ivu-es, T. C. Schnackenherg, 19; A. W. Page, J. .J; Donnell W. Curtis. F. Osborne. Hi. v. Nixon. J. W. Hay lev. A. If. R-ovlance. T. Fraser, 17. Totals: Retail, 7(5; Wholesale. fiß. This made the second win for the retail, out of the four matches played, the deciding match will bo played on t-ho. Grey Lynn preen on Wednesday, April 22.