WINTER BOWLING.
ELLERSLIE CLUB TOURNEY. RESULTS OF OPENING PLAY. The first day's play in connection with the open tourney conducted by the Ellerslie Bowling Club took place on Saturday, The greens, in spite of showers in the morning, were in good order, the summer green, which was opened especially for the occasion, playing remarkably well. Large entries were received and some keenly contested games resulted. Excellent catering arrangements were made, a jeature which was very favourably commented upon by visiting players. The tourney will conclude next Saturday, piny starting at 1.30 p.m. Details are as follow: SECTION A. First Round.—Watson, Godfrey, F. Osborne, T. Dickson, 1), v. W. Dunn, Q. <• atward, H. Hay. J. C. Timlin, 9; Garlick, Tomlinson, Wakeley, E. Thomas. 9, v. A. Hill, McKenzie, J. White, J. Taylor, ,5; Lewis, C. Jackson, H. Jenkins, E. F. Jones. 11, v. H. Diggens, Coppins, J. M. Crusher. W. Gavey. 3; Farrow, Johnson, Let ham, A. Parsons, 12, v. Darkness, G. Hardley. .Newton. W. Hardley. 11: McLaren, Oldham, Cbiplin, Piice. 9, v. W. Andrews, W. Uve, A. J. Thomson, A. C. Tonkin, 4: .T. Wallace, R. Millen, W. Gosling, E. Richmond, 9. v. Elliott, Gray, Gordon. C. Warren, 5. Second Round,—Dickson, IS, v. W. Hardley, 3: Taylor, 10, v. Price, 10: Jones. JI. v. Tapiin, 8: Parsons, 10, v. Warren, 5: Thomas, G, v. Tonkin, o; Richmond, 13. v. Gavey, 9. Third Round.—Jones, 12. v. Dickson. 11: Tonkin, 11, v. Taylor, 4; (Savoy, 9, v. Parsons, 0; Richmond. 15. v. Hardley, 6: Warren, 12, v. 'l'aplin, 6; Thomas, 7, v. Price, 7. B. SECTION. First Round.—Knaggs. Wynyard, C. Hardley, C. Maher, 8, v. Westorook, Toy, MoLcod. R. Reed, 7; Bolton, Christmas, Wood, W. Gollan, 6, v. Velio, Hsvrlock, R. Allen, G, Jones, 5; Locke, O. McMaster, R. McMaster. W. J. Johnson, 10, v. Annandale. Kcnderdine, Gavey, Rev. li. Ryan, G; Dimis ry, Flyod, Dimery, G. Clarlr, 12. v. Woodward. Sykes, Flyger, A. McKelvie. 5; S." White, jun., Kofoed, Hurt, S. Whit*. 7,. v. McGlone, Bates, Deane, C. Kelly, 4; Crawshnw, Campbell. Norm, Philips. 11, v. Wilkinson. Lnmb. Do Launey, T. R. George. 5. Second Round.—Rev. tl. Ryan, 9, v. Heed, 5; Johnson, 13, v. Gollan, 5.4;5.4; McKeh'ie, 0, v. George. 6: White. 7. v. Jones, 5; Clark, 13, v. Philips, 5; Kelly, 8, v. Maher, 4, Third Round.—Reed, 8, v. White, 8; Gob b>n. 9. .v. Philips, 4Maher, 1 10,. ki.> AloRelvie, 4: Rev. 11. Ryan, 7, v. George, 5; Kelly. 8, v. Jones, 5: G. Clark, 12, v. Johnson, 8. The rinks skipped by E. F. Jones and h. Richmond, with three wins each, nre leading 111 A section and G. Clarke's rink occupies a similar position in B section. 1 EDWIN STARS CHANGE HANDS. SUCCESS OF GREY LYNN RINK. The Ed win Stars again changed hands on Saturday, when tho Carlton rink skipped by W ishart, was defeated by Whittle's Grey Lynn rink after holding tho trophies for only one week. Details, are;— Cuddy. Baildon. Liversidgo, Whittle (Grey Lynn), 22, v. Clarkson, Guy,; Trnscott, Wishart (Carlton), 19. INTER-CLUB MATCHES. Inter-club bowling matches on Saturday resulted as follow, playors for tho clubs first-mentioned .being named first in each case;Remuora v. Dovonport.—Johnson, East, Badeley, Vulgar, 30, v. Martinson. Newbegin, Paacoe, Harvey, 24. ' * Auckland v. Devonport.—Naylor, Piggott, F. W. Steele, Eraser, 2(5, v. George, Melville, Goldwator, Rowell, 17; Hislop, Seantlebury, Pcrrctt, G. McKay. 27, v. McGreuor. T. Wrigloy, Sisson, Lowe, 11. Otahuhu v. Onohmiga.—Campbell, While. Lippiart, Harper, 3G, v. 'B. Brown, R. Sullivan. Coldicutt. Marfarauhar, 8. Mount Eden v. Rocky Nook.—Smith, Dignan. Joll. Gatenby, 32. v. Stone, Buscomb, Finch, Roylance, 30. Mount Eden v. Devonport.—Morrison. Wondmill, Bourke, Surman, 29, v. Buclnvn, Wright, Hartley Staploton. 12. Mount Eden v. Auckland.—Rintoul, Oatridge. Middleton. Hull, 37. v. Allen, Rudd. Tozer, McMahon, 12; Buchan, < Fogherty; Shirrifls, Daisley, 18, v: Cave, Roberts, Williams. Elliott, 14.
ltawhiti v. Nomads.—Murray, Wood, McKinlay, Haslam, 21. v. Campbell, Gammon, WliitehoiißO. Donnell, 13.
RESULTS OF CLUB MATCHES. FtillowijiK aro'the results of club bowlinß matches played on Saturday:'— Povsouby.—Winter Fours : W. EUei'ay. O. Voale, F. Moore, Millor, 19," V, ,T. • 331 lota jrp< Matthewn, Lye, Gibsou, 12: Fanch. Dougherty. Richardson. Coinvny, 26, v. Parkinson, 'Rolf©, Aitcheson, Sommerville,
23. Ornshungn.---Cock o' the Walk: HiokmE.il, Buchanan. .T. Sutherland. Wright.. 24, v. Hoyden, K'oss. Robertson/ T. Wallace, It. Club fours.- Whitmore, Milnea, Foote. Gatland. '2O. v. Whiteside, McMaslera, Byrne*. W. Wallace, 19; Lindburg. T. Georsre, Brown, 31, v, W. Mooro. Harley. Baasclt, 20; Kennedy, Marka, Davenport, 26. v. Gallagher, H. Gray. Mcintosh," 18. Grey Lynn.—Christie Pina: Burrell, Little, Capp, C. Littlo. 22, v. Hill, Stephens, .Norcrove, Biomley. 1(5. Mount Albert.—Ordinary' Draw: Harriaoii, Maaon, ,T. Thomas, Allely, 27, v. Byaon, Dann. Rowe,, Murray, 18: Siensoii. Tnylov, Laurie, Jeiikins, 27. v. Gladding, Cutforth, Maxwell, Plunkelt, 10. Carlton. —Ordinary Draw: Shearer, Edmunds, Croaa,. Fookea, '2O, v. sßedjnan, R. Smith, J.- Smith, H. Gill, 10; '"Wright, Baxter, Muaton, 23, v. Aldis, Holland, •Toaey, 13: Garrard, Millar, Wilaon, 27, v. Rosa. Knight, Keoaing, 15. Dcvonpovl.—Martinaou Stars: A. Moikiui, r S. Wrif{l(!y, Breckie, Sparrow, 19, v. Sulli- . van, Hamlin. J. Morgnn, Wright, 18; Atkiti, Jonea, Kinvig, 19,' V. Naughton, Gill, ' Elmaley. 18. Rawhiti.—Jackson Ferns: Walker. Robert-. > son. McGowan. McPherson, 20, v. Brown, Barker, Worthington, "Monctir, 22: Mc- > Gregor Stars: Scelly, Samwaya, Stubba, 21, v. Schofield, Hardcnatle. Mclnnesj 18. • Ordinary Draw: Smith. Doavco, Vauf?hnTi. , 27, v. Savin. Oldhaiu, Thomson, 11.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19419, 30 August 1926, Page 13
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