BOWLING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19550, 1 February 1927, Page 8

BOWLING.

TOURNAMENT CONTESTS. THE ST. HELIERS CLUB. The St. Heliera Bowling: Club held a fullrink tournament on Saturday, 10 teams taking part in the two sections. Results are:— A Section.—Lock. 0. MicMaeter, Johnston, B. McMaster (Stanley). Blomeley. S. Reid. Hetherington. Bridges (Epsom) and Arden, J. Diamond, Bain, Milner (Rooky Ncok), 5 wins and 2 losses each. In the play-off McMasters beat Milner. 7—2. end Bridges, 6—l. B Section.—Potter, Murray. Brsmner. J. Ho3king (West End), and McLaren, Campboll, Philip. Porter (St. Heliers). 6 wins and 1 loss each. Hosting won the play-ofi, 6—2, < * The final between McMasters and Hosking will be played on a date to be arranged. THE REMUERA CLUB. The Remuera Bowling Club'a Anniversary Day tournament resulted:— Section A.—Winners: Braithwaite. Lewis. Jenkin. Richmond (Epsom), 4 wins. 1 loss. Section B.—Winners': Ashton, Dransfield. Macfarlane. Henderson (Remuera), i wins. 1 loss. Section C.—Winners: J. C. Rissling. G-. H. Kissling, Paterson, Ryan (Remuera), 4 wins. 1 loss. Semi-final. —Sanderson beat Richmond. The final will be played to-morrow afternoon. GREY LYNN CLUB.. A very successful all-day tourney was held on the Grey Lynn green on Saturday, the following being the principal winners:— A Section.—Howard. Cox. Gibbons. G. Clements. 5 wins: McElroy. Leydon. F. Moran, C. Goldsmith, 4 wins, 1 loss: Neilson, Rayner, Blamires. Key.-ton. 3 wins. 2 losses. Clements won the section. B Section.—Caddy. Baildon, C. Little, Buckley, 4 wiiis, 1 loss; Mincham. 3 wins, 2 losses: Liveirsedge, 3 wins, 2 losses!. Buckley won the section. In the final Clements, 15. beat Buckley, 13. TOURNEY AT TAURANGA. [BY TELEGE.APH. —OWN COKIIESPOXDEKT. ] TAURANGA, Monday. The all-day tournament on the Tauranga Bowling Club's green on Saturday provided some interesting play. Full rink games were played for the Crowley Buckles, but instead of the teams remaining together all day the skips and thirds were braicketed and the leads and sceonds. There were four games, and the Tesult was a tie for both skips and leads. Guinness and Cronin tied with McCarthy and Moncur. and Carew and Jeffries tied with Ereata and Whiting. A final game of seven heads was played, the teams being Ereata. "Whiting. McCarthy. Moncur and Carew, Jeffries. Guinness and Cronin. Croinn won by a narrow margin, CLUB COMPETITIONS. Additional results of club lowHng matches on Saturday are as follow: Hillsborough.—Ordinary draw: Scarborough. Sheath. Baker, S3, v. Preston, Monk. Waters. 17: White. Farland. 23. v. Sainty. Smith. 7; Nutaford. Wilkinson. SO. v. Basdey. Thomas. 23. Club singles: Wilson. 01. v. Williamson. 17: Sheath. '22, v. Strinser. 19: W. Smith. 21. r. C&ughey. 14: W. H. Smith. 21, v. Simpson. 18; Pollard. 23. v. Wilkinson. 16. HAMILTON REGATTA. NEW FEATURES SUGGESTED. [BT TELEGRAPH. —OWN CORRESPONDENT.] j HAMILTON. Mcndsy. i The receipts at the Hamilton resratts, : 'on Saturday amounted to £l2O, an increase > of £ls ores* those of last year. In view of ,! the popularity of the regatta it is sug- 1 gested that special spectacular features : should be introduced next year, iuchidiaj , speed beat racing and novelty i^uatte' cveata.