BOWLING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19808, 1 December 1927, Page 15

BOWLING.

INTER-CLUB COMPETITIONS. TEAMS FOR SATURDAY. The following teams will represent their respective clubs in the inter-club and club competitions on SaturdaysAuckland v. Remuora. —At Remuera; Mafcheson, Pollok, Hood, Bailey; Mohr, Messenger, Hinton, Brackebush; Messer, F J. Whit taker. W. J. Campbell, Cater; Beaumont, Anseil, Robertson, Craig; Simpson, Darlow, McCrea, Duncan; Plummer, Jury, Wyatt, Moir; Do Renzy, Rainger, H. R. Allan, Muston; Carr, Rawlinson, Daniel, Osmond; Israel, Mason, Hacket, Atkin; McDougall, Commons, Bourke, Fletcher; Probert, C. Allan, Kirk, Fraser; Rocke, Forrest, Clarkson, Price. Veterans' rink to play at Remuera: Newbegin, Moon, Dingle, GiJmour. At Auckland: Woodham, Dicketts, «K. S. Macky, Woolley, Treacy, Kretchsmar, Dimery, Davidson; u. Whit* uker. Hardy, D. Campbell, A. D. Gray. Westphal, Lindcr. J. Newell, D. Harvey; Williams. Forder, Ryrie, Keesing: A F. Mackay. Devereux. Perrett, G J. Mackay; Ward, Tracy Inglis, Primo, Hardie Neil; Buttimore. Munro, Hewitson, Parker; Howard. Shaw, Hodgson. Lyell; N. Burton, Jaffrey, R. D. Gray. Steele; R. Wilson, Frost, G. P. Finlay, Walker; Michaels, Jas. Carlaw, Graham. Nicholson. Remuera v. Auckland At Auckland. Blaikie, Wallace, Kenderdine, Mcßobie; Knight, Harrison. H. East,, Watson; Murphy, Alexander, Davis, Proctor; Pitcaithly, Campbell. W. 8011, Mncfarlane; Wade, Norton, K. D. Ashton, 8. Kisaling; W. Walker, Dewey, Irvine, E. A. East: Wells, Edmiston, Spoonor. Daniels; Whetta, Purchas. Fanner, G Walker: W. Young, Dempsey, Dransfield. Bray, Taylor, Vickorman, Ridings. Graham: Hawkins, M. Reid, Scott, Harbutt; Donaldson, Fisher. Wright, Newton. Tho teams to play at Remuera will bo selected at 1.80 p.m from .-ards in the box. Rawhiti v. Hillsborough.—At Hills borough: R. Walker, Robertson, Chipliu Austin; Hamlin Eaves, Wooller, Vaughan. Woods, Savin, Moncur, Hunlam. At Rawhiti: Roberts, Scally, Taylor, 13. T. Walker; Keller, Murray, McKinley, Galla- { gher; Wayte, Martin, F. Bennett, McMahoue. v. Howick.—At Howick: Wiimor, Barker, Oldham. Paterson. At Rawhiti: Worthington, Watson, Thomson, Macpherson. Hillsborough v. Rawhiti.—At Rawhiti: Farland. Wilkinson, Pollaird. Goldsmith; Swales, Thomas, Anderson. .T. Wilson: Wiggins, Thompson, Ward, Baker. At Hillsborough: Nntsford. Sairity, Munns, £ Wilson; Pearce, Gregory, Waters. Sheath; Monk, Clark, Stringer, Williamson. AUCKLAND V. PUKEKOHE. An inter-club match wa3 played yesterday on tho Auckland Bowling Club's green between the Auckland and Pukekohe Clubs. The morning games were of 21 beads and tho afternoon of 25 heads. Following are the results. Auckland names mentioned first: Morning.—Probort. Dixnery, Hewitson, Parker, 15, v. R. Wymer, Perkins, Fitness, W. Blake, 21; A. F. Mackay, Buttimore, Robertson, S. Burry. 2G, v. Faueett, Gray, Armstrong, Gill, 14; Treacy. Coldicutt, Kirk, G. J Mackay, 9G. v. Hope. B.tomich, D. Rouiston, J. Blake, 12; Darlow, Frost, Haekot, Steele, 21. v. Miller. Higginson, Crosbie, Raynes,- 10; Shaw, Prime, Atkin, Dingle, 14, v. Inkpcn, Jamieson, McPherson, C. K. Lawi-ie. 22. Totals: Auckland, 102; Pukekohe, 83. Afternoon.—A. F. Mackay, Frost, Robertson, S. Burry, .'SO, v. W. Blake, Raynes, Jarriii;son. D. Rouiston, 22; Probert, Dimery, Hewitson, Parker. 22, v, Miller, Lawric, Inkpcn, Fitness, 21; Shaw, Commons, Prime, Atkin, 2'), v. Broinich, Faueett, J. Blake, F. Perkins. 23; Treacy, Coldicutt. Kirk ,7. Mackay, 27, v. Hope, Hiftginson, Crosbie, Pollock. 17; Darlow, Buttimore, Muston, Steele, 20, v. Gill, Gray, McPhcr son, Armstrong, 35. Totals.—Auckland. 131; Ptikrtkohe, 121. Grand Totals.—Auckland, 2KS; Pukekohe, 209. CLUB MATCHES. Grey Lynn.—Club fours, A section: Lockie, Knox, Caddy, Mincham; Snell, McLa.ughlm, Jno. Preston, Mclvor; Hutson, A. E. Lye,. D. Young. Capp; Walker. B. Leydon. Binns, Buckley; McDonald. W. Preston, Davidson, J. Lye; Wilde. Snowdon, Joe Preston, Liversidgo; Bull, Watts, r Preston. Curtis; Toague, Newell, Gold srnitrt, Gallaber, B section: Hawke, F itk£'th}ey, F Moran, Fletcher; Neilson, Armstrong, Matthews, . Clements; Cox, A. Young, IT. Reed, Tonge; Christey, Laing, Croniu, T. Dick; Street. Whyte, Gibbons. Newton; Smith, Aggers, J. Reed, Lanigan; Thomas, J. B. Preston. E. Leydon, Whittle; McEiroy, Molloy, G. Dittle, McLean.

PUBLIC SERVICE TOURNEY. ANNUAL PAIRS DECIDED, The annual pairs tourney of the Public Service was played yesterday in finis weather on the Epsom and Remuera Bowling Clubs' ffreeM, Following are the results:— REMUERA GREEN, Section A.—Bowles and Newton (Lands and Survey), 5 wins; McGlone ",nd McJnnes (Police), 4 wins; Williams and Fletcher (Postal), 3 wins: Cooper and Hunt (Railway), 2 wins: Scelley and Stubbs (Railway), 1 win; Schofield and Robertson (Railway), no wins. Section B.—Eaves and Kelly (Railway), 5 wins; Trumen and Hammond (Railway), 6 wins; McCrossin and Melrose (Railway), 3 wins; White and White (Public Works), 3 wins; Garmston and Howell (Agriculture), 3 wins; Mackune and Hey wood (Lands and Survey), 1 win; Torbit and McMahon (Postal). 1 win; Bracewell and Dawson (Railway), no wins. Section C. Eggington and Turner (Railway), 4 win 3; Plummer and Garrard (Education), 3 wins, B. Smit,h and Haszard (Postal). 3 wins; Slaughter and Hollows (Labour), 3 wins; Pottit and Colthurst (Railway), 2 wins: Lane and Godfrey (Lands and Survey), 2 wins; Curry and Wanslone (Railway), 2 wins; Hamilton and Wes.tbrooke (Agriculture), 1 win Semi-final.— Turner beat Kelly; Newton a bye.. Green Winner.—Newton beat Turner. EPSOM GREEN. Suction A.—Harrison and Mcßeatli (Railway), 4 wins; Why to and Isaacs (Agriculture), 3 winß; Gannaway and Wyatt (Telegraph), 3 wins; Joyce and Wilmot (Lands and Survey), 2 wins; Shelton and Goddard (Railway), 2 wins; Crowe and Watson (Railway), 1 win. B Section.—Moore and Maher (Lands and Survey), £ wins: Smith and Goodel! (Railway), 3 wins; Br»rko and Green (Telegraph), 3 wins; Ching and Elvy (Defence), 3 wins: Strong and Smith (.Railway), 2 wins; Hickman and Beere (Agriculture), t win; Campbell and Rowe (Justice), 1 win. Section C.—Bates and Deare (Railway), 5 wins; Hunt and Lanigan (Police), 4 wins; Tudhope and Johnson (Lands and Survey), 3 wins, Barclay and Newton (Mines), 2 wins; Wickstead a.nd Ramsey I (Postal), 2 wins; Inglis and Hardio Neil (Defence). 2 wins; Smith and Reed (Railwajr). 1 win; Fisher and Simpson (Railway), 1 win. „ Semi-final.—Maher beat Mcßeath; Deare Green Winners.—Deare beat Maher. The final between Newton and Deare will be played on a date to bo arranged. MATCH BETWEEN GROCERS. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. The wholesale and retail grocers played their second match of the season on the Devonport green yesterday afternoon, the former winning by three matches to one, or 78 pointß to 70. Scores are as follows, wholesale names first:— L. Francis, J, Schisohka, J B. Paterson. A H. Roylance, 19. v A. W. Page, H. L. Joll, C A. Addison, L. F. Jones, 16: H Horspool, A. Wright, F Ritchie, T. C. Schnackenbcrg, 21. v. R. Screaton, H F, Kent. P Floyd, T. E. Stevens, 12; A. Allan, J. W. Bayley, J. C, Entrican, I, Clarke, 19. v. W. F Mayhill, H. W. DigKens, A B. Hart, E. Knight, 18: G. Heald, C Stevens, E. S. Andrew, D. Grattan, 19, v. A. G. Cottrell. Jas. Preston, John Preston, J Corneß, 24. The president of the Grocora' Bowling Association, Mr A. W. Page, proposed a vote of thanks to the Devonport club for the use of its green, to Messrs. A. Allan and E. 8. Andrew for arranging the match, and to Mcsdames Allan and Andrew for entertaining the company at afternoon tea. He also expressed his appreciation of tho introduction of daylight saving. The next match will bo held about the middle of January. THE GLEN MASSE Y CLUB. Another club has been added to the list affiliated with the South Auckland Bowline Centre, the Glen Massey Club, The formal opening of the now green, which is situated ticai the Waipa Colliery Company's mine, attracted a large gathering of bowlers from H'lntly, Ngaruawahia. Hamilton and Cainbridge, and of the general public In his opening speech, Mr James Newman, president of the club, gave a brief outline of its history and thanked all who had rendered assistance, particularly Messrs. Darke and Norrie Bell, of the Hamilton Club, for help in making the green the Waipa Collieries Company, and the manager Mr. T. Thom son f o.r their valuable assistance in many ways, especially in providing a pavilion. Mr S, B -Tnmes, president of the South Auckland centre, welcomed the new club on its ndmission to the bowling fraternity. Aftei the p'aying of the first howl by Mrs, Newman, play was commenced. NIGHT PLAY AT WHANGAREI. [BY TELEGRAPH.—OWN CORRESPONDENT.] WHANGAREI. Wednesday. Tho first night bowling match of the season on the Whangaroi Club's greer. took the form of a pairs tourney. Englund and Courtney and Evans and Marshall, with three winii each, met in the final of three heads, victory going to the former pair by 4 to 1.