BOWLING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19510, 14 December 1926, Page 10

BOWLING.

PAPATOETOE CLUB. Percentage fours were played by members of the Papatoetoe Bowling Club on Saturday. Following are the results;—H. Bryant, Snelling, J. Bryant, Smytheman, 19. v. Gane, Moe. Watson, R. P. Hill, 17Burrows, Thomas,j. Cowling, Crawford. 20 v. W. Fncter, Horrell, Tidmarsh. Cutforth. 31; R. McCullough, Booth, Daisley, Nesbitt, 9, v. Wills, Litchfield, Walker. H. Fricker, 25; Gillard, Wylie, Bygrave, Rawnsley, 20, v. Trimble, Wolfe. Death, Knight, 16; Waters, G. Runciman, S. McCullough. W Brown, 29, ' v. S. Gubb, Thorne, Galloway, Balderson, 9. DOMINION ROAD CLUB. Members of tlie Dominion Rofed Bowling Club played percentage fours on Saturday, following are the results:—W. S. Fisher,, A. Clark, Gentles, Gifford, 24, v. Bellamy, Stephenson, Bush, Allsopp, 12; Spier,, Meachim, Carsons, West. 24, v. Gunning, Hinkley, Freeman. Hawkins, 19; Virtue, Barton, "Cartwright, Yeomans, 14, v. Guthrie, Ironside. Blair, Kelly, 21; F. C. Taylor, Sawyer, Barriball, R. F. Fisher, 26, v. Trewin, D. Richardson, Jones. Benson, 22; Winthrop, Nagle. Simmons, Battersby, 20, v. Sharfcv. S'issons, Gladstone, Clews, 23: Jfessop, Bayley, Roberton, Roberts, 22. v. Cannon, Betts, W, Richardson, Sayers, 21: A. Chappell. Orme. Stone, Hollows. 23 v. H. Ferguson. Beck, S, E, Chappell, Goldsmith. 22: Ritchie, Deakin, Ashby. 22. v. Bathgate. Hoppy, Layland, 16; Smith. Winks, Denison, 31, v. Edgworth, Goodall. Ramsey, 20..< HILLSBOROUGH CLUB. Following are the results 'of games played by members of the Hillsborough Bowling Club on Saturday:—Clark, Nutsford, Thompson, Sheath, 6, v. Scarborough, Bagley, Stringer. Baker,, 27; White, Simpson, Smith, -Williamson, 14, v. McMillan, George, Waters, 20; E.. Pearce, Anderson, Preston, Pollard, 21, v. E. A. Pearce, Thomas, Monk, Wilkinson, 15; Pearce, Monk. Clark, Sheath,' 17, v. McMillan, Bagley, Scarborough, Thompson. 20. NEW GREEN AT PORTLAND. [BY TELEGRAPH. —OWN CORRESPONDENT.] WHANGAREI, Monday. The first president of the Portland Bowling Club, Mr. T. H. Wilson, formally opened the new eight-rink bowling green, adjacent to the ground. Mixed teams of local and visiting players then occupied the eight rinks, and all were loud in their praises of the way in which tha green played. Provision has been made on the ground for the erection of a pavilion, and for the laying-out of flower beds.