BOWLING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20162, 24 January 1929, Page 16

BOWLING.

AUCKLAND ASSOCIATION.

INTER-CLUB COMPETITIONS.

TEAMS FOR SATURDAY'S PLAY,

The following teams will represent the respective clubs in inter-club competition matches ou Saturday:— To Papapa v. Mangere.—At Mangere: Patterson, X. Hurriman, James. Simpson; Williams, Roy Speight, t'. Harriman, R. G. Speight. At Te i'apupa: \V. Marks, Cnchtou, Johnson, Daw sou; Ywckiund, L'uiion, \v uiteueau, uoniieu LUliSOOluUb't llUAUili. —ill itiltlllill. i.u.uiu, uojuiumii, oneuiu; tui]anu. cittia, \r uiiiituaun. Daiuo. .-vl jlxhibMiiuUbu: n uiU-, iiwuiao, uiiiuu.son ; » jiJluiUf, uinniiii, t.al'u, >iaici'b. iUOUnt uueii v. j. apuivnoc.—.ii Mount Eden: iiunoy, tiiierm,, r.uiott, Cumta; .uailey, iicio.i, Jjitnou. At tofetoe; utja uiui i', oeigeaui. iiun, ixtciveiii.ii, .uaiiiur, Vivian, Wuuou. xuiwmu v. liiilnooiougu.—Rawhiu. ha.in, mipuiii iviLivuuai , Ataipuerson; Alil]er, Moacur, W goiter, i'. luoiiipson. At Xulisborougu: N. .liiompsoii, Al.uuii, jiurray, btuoijs, \ lucent, xiasiam, raterson, Harris. Rociiy Aiuii v. iiidoiKluie.—At Rocky Nook: J. .Lewis, A. Mills, W. Lamb, Vv. it. Jenkm; W. Uugiiton, \V. Pearson, J. New ton, T. A. fcincn; J. Jenkm, J. H. Jones, Uuckle, E. Jury. At Eaeiidale: Cadwallader. lluston, Alder, Williams; Austin, Yeo, sen., Jttlakey, P. Smitn; L. Kent, Young, Gribble, •Randell; R. Laing, Wilson, F. Pearce, B. Kayes. Against Glen Eden —at (Hen Lden: W. Rutledge, \V. Beehre, H. Baxter, H. Cliffe; Yeo, jun.. J. Stoddiirt, li. Chambers. G. Cutler. At Rocky Nook; T. Jones, Hudson, hadler, Bouskul; J Kindley, Beath, \V. White, Clements

MARINE PENNANT MATCH. Stanley v. Takapuna.—At Stanley: Chesney, Sbeehan. MacGregor, Smith; Kennedy, G. M. Reid, Wilson, Johnson; Ross. White, Ogilvie, Brookes. At Takapuna: Sainty, Purwr, Wrigley, D. M. Jones; Bray. iS'ichol, Lanibie. McMaeter; Lock, Whitley, S. Reid, Cox.

Takapuna v Stanley.—At Stanley: Kay. Prentice, Collins. Hunt; McMurtrie, Johnstone, R. P. Smith, Wilkinson: Price. Ridrlell. Knacg?, Mills. At Takapuna: Oborn, "Hooker, Wernham, Audley; Stnllard, Eade, Bennet,, Dunlop. Arrowsmith. Reid. Somerfeld. Cutler. ST. HELPERS CLUB. The final of the pairs competition of the Ft. Heliers Bowling Club between A. Smith nnd L. Russell (Remuera), and R. Dawson nnd T. Price (St. Heliers). resulted in tho latter team winning by 19 to 10.

ANNIVERSARY TOURNEYS. The following skips have entered teams for Ihe Epsom Bowling Club's tournament on Anniversary Day:—Fookes. Gillies. Wright. Robertson (Carlton). Eagleton, Pearce (Rocky Nook), Davidson (Auckland), McRobie (Remuera), Wilson (Hillsborough). Fearnley (Otahuhu), Blakey, Burton, W. Taylor. Morison, E. Richmond, E. Taylor. Bovne, Gray (Epsom). The Mount Club's Anniversary tournament has been cancelled. _ There are still a few vacancies in the full rink tournament to be plaved under the control of the St. Heliers Club

BENDIGO BOWLS. The following teams will represent their respective clubs iri the Bendigo bowls competition on Anniversary Day:— . St. Heliers.—K. Dawson. T. Price. F. Lowe. K. Brookfield. Henderson. Higgmbolham. Melhose. Moors, Leighton.

HARDLEY CUP MATCH. RESULTS AT HAMILTON. [by telegraph.—own correspondent.] HAMILTON. Wednesday. Eight, rinks representing the Auckland Bowling Centre played in the second series of games for the Hardley Shield against South Auckland on the Hamilton Club's creens to-day. There were also six rinks of New douth Wales players occupied in tames against tinks drawn from South Auckland clubs ■ Mr. S. R. James, president of the South Auckland Centre, extended a welcome to the visiting bowlers. Showery weather interfered with play during the afternoon At the conclusion of the morning's play the totals in the Hardley Shield games were equal, the figures being Auckland. i games, 166 points; South Auckland. 4 feames, 166 points The totals at the conclusion of the day's play were:—Auckland, 7i games. 322 points; South Auckland. 81 games, 320 points. In the competition wijh Australian visitors the results were:—New South

Wales, 5 games, 271 points: South Auck land, 5 games, 291 poinls. The following are the details ol the play

Hardley Shield Games (Auckland players mentioned first).—Morning play: J. W. Hardley, G. L. Gladding, A. Kenny, H. A. Robertson, 23, v. Kriscovich, Fraser, Cornish, Branch. 21; R. Cox, J. M. Thomson, T. Dick, H. C. Clarke, 12, v. Meredith, Dar lingtoD. Jones, Pilkington, i>2: T. Mitchell, A. E. Whitten, K. Brookfield, E. B. Wright. 25, v. Cleveley, Crawshaw. Bell, junr.. Bell, senr.. 10; A. H. Yeoman, F. E. Lone, J. Kilgour, P. J. Scantlebury, 31, v. Cooper, James, Pearce. Chapman. 12; C. Lamb. Hardie Neil. L. Keys, C. Muston. 23, v. Grigg, Fenwick, R. McFarlane, Iliggott, 21: R. Wernhani, T. Chapman, A. Stone, E. Knight. 13, v. Leonard. Sppirs. Hollnnd. Seccbmbc. 22: A. E. Tonkin, ,T. H. Litndon. ('. Hardley.' S. Lamb. It, v. Pratt, Whitehead. Smith, Adamson, 20: A. B. Barter, H. Keith, W. Ball, J. Poscoe. 'JO, v. Cat pa, Wycherley, W. Horton, F. Livingstone, 19.

Afternoon Play.—Robertson, 20. v. Carter, 21; Clarke, 24, v. Bell, senr.. IT: Wright, 17, T. Pilkington. 10; Scantlebury. 16, v. Branch, 21; Muston, 22, v. Livingstone. 11; Knight. 19, v. Mclnnes, 19; Lamb, 19, v. D;x, 26; Pascoe, 13, v. Higgott, 20. The play between the New South Wales «nd South Auckland resulted as follows, ■visitors names being mentioned first:— Morning play: Rofe, Lowe, King, Doherty, 14, v. Anderson, Patterson. Whitten. Ooombes. 25; Alderson. Jastriza. Sonets, 17 ,'„ v '™ T , t . hur ' Sinclair. J. F. Smith, vvlikes. 1G; Welcion, Smith, Wird. Walters. I*., v Wallis. Bourne. J. Pricked,, Goin? 26: Curtis. Mackie. Mack. GrifTin. 23 v Lafferty, Baker, Garvey. Frost. 13: Barrett. Lingle.v. Beniamin. Beecham 23 v An drews. T. B. Booth. Michel. T. J. Mitchell, i 4" , Austr-alia. 3 games. 90 points' faouth Auckland. 2 camps, 9( points Other games resultedAbbott. Baker. Dolehan. Gooder. 18, v. nail. Hindmnn. Bepehamp. IP. v. Fj-nst 21; Doherly. 16. v. Femvick. 20: Griffon 23 WnH "i« 22: 20, v - M pr P<iitli. 19; walfprs. 14. v, Coombes. 2.1: Langlev, Biker

WHANGAREI CLUB GAMES. [BY TELEGRAPH. OWN CORRESPONDENT.] V. HANGAREJ. Wednesday. )U Th wi third eve nins bowline tournament r,n ' "angarci Bowlinpr Club's greens thin Tear was played yesterday, when a pairs tournament was held. Eight rinks A ' !a " aTIH tied with three wins and 3fi po,nt B each. They drew for *he prize and Allan won ■ lie club competition games resulted:— hampionshm Sinirles.- Allan beat Orr. ' r .,^'J* bent Middlctoi/. 84—16. ( It'b s Fours.—Stone beat Heehre. 29—8Uona.oson beat Courtney. —11 ; Cutforth heat Kerr. 17- -1 •;

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