BOWLING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20479, 3 February 1930, Page 13

BOWLING.

MATCHES IN AUCKLAND.

CLUB AND INTER-CLUB GAMES

RESULTS OF SATURDAY'S PLAY.

Threatening sties and heavy greens were the conditions under which club and interclub bowling fixtures wore played in Auckland on Saturday. Heavy rain in the morning Rave little hope of play, but the sky brightened toward mid-day and the rain held of! on most greens for the remainder of the afternoon. Following were the results of the various games:— Auckland.—Club Fours: A. Smith, Mills, S. Coldicutt, Gillea. 21. v. Alexander, Ward. Mason, Lyall., 10; Mooney. Myers, Frost, Wool ley, 22. v. Messenger, L. Whitaker. C. Allan, Davidson, 9: Armilage. Jaffrey. Rawlinson, Muston, 22. v. Lenderyou, Jury, Inglis, H. R. Allan. 33;.. Treacy, Susman. Bourko. Moir. 24. v. Probert, De Renzy, Matheson, Walker, 15: Vickery, Eaam. Hackot, Ure. 21. v. Jacobs. McDougall. Dicketts, Price, 18; Gardner. Israel, Wliito, Neil, 22. v. Hardy, McEldowney, Williams, G. J. Mackay, 18; Binns, Dadley, Newbegin. Fletcher, 22. v. Coakley, Paterson, Darlow. Baxter, 18: Hampton, Nicholson. 20. v. John Carlaw, McCrea, 19. Remuera.—Jobson Fours: Campbell. Mellars, Norton. 22. v. Lusher. Hegman, Spooncr. 15: Ellerbeck,, Kenderdine. Young. 23. v. Miller. A. M. Bell, Sanderson. 12: Ferneyhough, Rainger, Clark, Wright, 21, v. Griffiths, Dixon, Irvine, 19; O'Leary, Dempsey, Gavcy, Newton, 21, v. Loosemore, Annadale, Burcher, Somerfield, 19: Mahoney, Buker, Lawrence. Coe, 23, v. Sytnes, Bull. F. M. Shortt, Short, 12; Walker. Styak. J. C. Kissling. Castle. 29, v. Douglas, Jackson, Drausfield, Patterson, 10: Donaldson, Acheson, Smith, Mingins. 29, v. Tomlinson, Sutherland, Wright, Daniels, 14; Feldon. Scheier, Vickermman, S. Kissling, 27, v. Adams. Cotter. E. D. Ashton, Budeley. 21; Edmieton. Cutfield, Scott, • Proctor, 25, v. Evans, Ormiston, Brook, E. East, 23. Oneluinga.—Vice-president's Fours, semifinal: Welham, Whiteside, Jones. Lindberg, 25, v. Keeling, Keenan. Wigginton, Bassett, 13. Ordinary Draw; Hickman, J. Skinner, Harrison, Kenny, 24, v. Bray, Gill, Allen, Munro, 20; Farnsworth, S. Brown, Tonkin, A. Brown, 20, v. Beere, Higgins, Moodie, E. Gatland, 18; McMaster, Vause, Schnackenberg, IS, v. Kennedy, Ross, Devonport. 17; Vazey. H. Bray, Mackune, Wright, 19, v. Philips, Macneil, Delia, Livingstone, 15; Buchanan, A. George, Neal, Marks, 22, v. Foote, Ireland, Green, Robertson, 19. Edendale.— Ordinary Draw: Learning, Oldham. East, Addison, 26, v. Purdy, Meyer, R. Smith, James. 2G; Harris, Amuson. Codd. 17, v. Hawes, Ashmore, Maud. 23; Rattray, C. Hill. A. Hill, 22, v. Conway. Butler. A. Smith. 14; Anderson, Greenwood, Brownett, 23, y. Ball, Eduiunds, 24. Ponsonby.—Ordinary Draw: Peterson, Blackwell, Bishop, 17, v. Wainwrigbt. Boyce, Galloway. 22. Te Papapa.—Ordinary Draw: Patterson. Williams, E. Marks, Donnell, 12, v. Sallon, Pilkington, jun., Devonport, Dawson, 2f>. Rawhiti.—Adamson, M. Thomson, Vaughan. 31, v. Barker. Stubbs, Austin. 11; F. Woods. Jackson. P. Thomson, U. v. Catterfeldt, Gavin. R. Taylor, 22. Waitemata. —Ordinary Draw: Stewart. Copeland. Bush. Wilson, 28. v. Simpson, Hunt, llillani, McPhail, 13; Smith, Davies. Lilburn. Lethbridge, 25, v. Jones, Cbinneiy. Hulse, Rogers, 17. Stanley.—Ordinary Draw: Darioch, lurbott, Tipping. Whitley, 27. v. Hall, Lan„ridge, liindman, Sainty, 17. PERCENTAGE FOURS. Carlton.—White, Jofinston, F. Robertson. Perrv 26, v. A Brown, Holland, Clayton, Renwick, 12; Clifton. W. Turner, Horreli. Halford. 24, v. Sinclair. Bell. I lost. Wishart. 18: G. Casey. Fletcher, hitt luilier. 19. v. Shields. Stuart, tooto. Holmes, 19; G. Duncan. G. Pollard, McNab, Jenkin 20. v. G. Dickson, Sawyer, Cook. Gladding, 11; H. Trendcll, AVright, Bnttam, Coltman, 22, v. Angove, Marshall. Constautinc. Lamb. 18; Ilolehonse, Baird. Isaacs, Snedden, 27, v. A. Taylor. A. Pollard. G. Taylor. Carter. 17: 1!. Brown, Ramsay. Bird. DuJEn. 28. v. Little. Stokes, I* ish. Kilgour, 12; Aldris. Stohr W. Cross. Ritchie, 19. v. Allan, Garrett, Dillicar. Warren, 17; Abdullah. Allwood, Whit taker. Wrightson, 27, v. Richardson, Hamilton, Buchanan.' Kent. 20. . Mount Eden.—Noon. Davis. Didian. Miller. 30. v. Dignan, Delamore, Outridcc. Gil! 9' H. Ferguson, Cnghton, Gribble. Bourke. 25. v. Bromish. Alexander. Sisson, Surman. 20: Reid. Gatcnby. Trnyes. 19. v. Murdoch, Joll, Turner, 13; Chambers. Darracli, Rintoul, P. C. Baker, 33, v. laylor. Fogerty, Cordes, D. Nairn, 23; Doull, Honderson, J. 11. Baker, Hull, 20, v. Rich. Hendell. T. Nairn, Comes. 18; Caye. Gregson. Faran. Daisley. 23, v. Bailey. Ray. Herron, Robertson. 20; Rudd, Beere, J. R. SherrifT. Biglow. 40. v. Watson, D. Ferguson, White. Little, 9: Bruce-Smith, Kmnjburgh, Sliirriffs, Walton, 32, v. Harland. Spence. Bitrley. Elliott, 14. . Devonport.—Thornton, Bailey, Blackte, Wallwork, 32, v. Chivers, Sptcer, Coleman. Blackburn, 7; Buchanan Markham, Goldwater, Gooding, 19. v. Fulljames, Crow MeLeod, Mason, 25: Rush, Nnylor, Trevithick. Fraaer. 22, v. Pitts, jun.. Newman. Bartlev. Lundon, 16: Davies, Vaile, Sullivan. Cox, 29, v. Koefoed. Gaudie. Bach, Ellisdon, 21; Atkin, Watson, Melville, 23, v. Scotland,' Miller, Lazell. 8.; A. Morgan, Emsloy. 2G, v. Kay. Foster, 15; Davies, Blair. Gray, Snoad, 14, v. Barber, Sinclair, Martinson, Lowe, 21. INTER-CLUB CONTESTS. Following aro the results of inter-club games, tho names of players of the firstmentioned club taking precedence in each case:— West End v. Ponsonby.—At West End: Cornwall. Parkinson. Horsley, Wynyard, 13. v Lovett, Blincoe, Butland, Bridges. 2l>: J. Darby. Cole, Wise. Knaggs 12 v. Carlaw. Somers. Conway. McCarthy, 16; Skinner. Goldwater, R. Cox, I. Clarke. 21. v Mercer, Carbines, Waterworth, Rowbottonj, 15; W. Irwin, Haig. Taylor. Pierce. 25 v. Good. Johnson, Pardington, Best. 14: Tudehope. Draffin. B: Scott. Hopwood. 19. v Brown. Scliischka. Richardson. Veale. 24: Harris. F. Clarke. Colthurst. Potter. 20. v. Baggett, Drnmmond, Calder, Parsons, 21. At Ponsdnby: W. Collins. Hardy, Thomass. Kirkham, 18. v. Mclvor, Hunt. Ellcrlay, Millor. 20; Noton. Simpson, Worsfold. Thomson, 16. v. Mulliner, Jones, Colebrook. Mclnnes, 24. McNair. Knox. Ad^ n ,®' Brookes. 24, v. F. Letliam, Parkinson, no , A.Letham, 23; E. Darby. Brumrnell, Whitten, Cooke, 15. v. Lincoln. Stevenson. Payne, Matthews, 21; Sands. Raynes, W. Hardley, Maher, 13. v. Fairs Buckle. Aitcheson. Jury, 20: Adams, Lovatt. R. H. Scott, Plummer, 24, v. Lye, Coppins, Fanch, Patterson, 12. Mount Albert v. Epsom.—At Epsom: Williams. Crowe, Lane. Holdsworth, 27. v. Wisemnn. Dribble. Blackwell. Parsons. 12: Beck, Cameron, Wallett, Blair, '..7, v. Chapman. Mynott. Sayers, Meßeath, 2-: A. Stevens. B. Harbutt. P. Floyd, G. Clark. 18, v. R. Thompson, Penn, Lewis. Delancy, 18- Smerdon. Pattison, Stewart, Garlick, 26. v Turner. Montgomery, Hetherington. A. W Jones, 16; Morris, Laud, L. Francis, J. Muir, 22, v. Alfrey, Slater, B. Thompson. Burton. 16; Pool, Dyson. W. Wallace. Dimery, 15, v. T, Wallaco, A. F. Lamb# A. Wright. H. B. Jenkin, 31; team skipped by Oldhnrn, 15. v. Harris, Gouk, C. Lamb. O'. .T. Blakey, 26. At Mount, Albert,.—Service. Lang, lownley, H. Dawson, 36. v. Hardley. Taylor. Bruce. George,lß; Bongey, Guthrie. L. Dawson, Allely. 21. v. Ambury, Johnson. Smith. Ramsey. 17; Blyth, Daniel*. Maxwell, Cutforth, 25, v. Dowditig, Becknian, Hooper, Boyne, It; Grix, Nyberg, Blomeley, Rowe, 21, v. Yearbury. Parkinson, Furnell. Gladdine. 19; Shopnard, Bodley, Amoore, J. Thomas, 23, v. Freeman, Sainsbury, Wylie, Wright, 25: A- Dimery, S. Dimery, Humphreys. E. Thomas, 16, v. Wood, Gray, Wallace. Richmond. 14: Johnson, Pickens, P. Tomlinson, Sharp, 16. v. Rov. Sutherland, Harrison, Paget,, McDougall. 17. Rawhiti v. Waitemnta.—Vincent, Roberts, Ormrod, McPhorson, 10, v. Kerry, Browne, Corrin, Johnstone. 30: Swanson, Culpan, Martin, Murray, 15, v. Stillwell. Davidson, Blackledge, Blackwell. 28. At Rawhiti: Ryder, Kchofield, Scully, Worthington, 17, v. Learning, Blackledge, McKinstrj, Williamson, 33; Torrance, Morrow, Eaves, Wooller, 15, v. Brownleo, Swindon, Brookes, Hurley, 13; Scarborough, gamways, Harris, Mclnness, 27, v. Cadness, Robertson, Elston, Ryan, 18; H. Walker, Harle, D. Walker. Moncur, 25, v. Cameron, Renner, Dolaney, Fraser, 16. Dominion Road v. Rocky Nook.—At. Rocky Nook; Speirs, Patterson. West, Newton, 13, v. Harrison, Wilson, White, Gribble, 25; Ganniug, Winthrop. Truman, Fisher. 15. v. Oughton. Pearson, Lamb, Keatley, 16; Richardson. Mason, Penrce, Ashby, 24, v. J. Yeo, Cadwallader, Laing. Tongue, 13: team skipped by Codd, 12, v. Cullens, Matthews, Turner, Bouskill, 15: team skipped by Blakey, 11, v. Bowan. Young. Blakey, Williams, 27. At Dominion Road: A. Buckley, Bayley. Bla,ir, Benson, 2, v. Kent, Lewis, (fldwards, W. Jenkin, 25; Foreman, Fort, jhattray, Denison, 22. v. Austin, Hodaon, I. Jones, Eagleton, 17,; Sessions, W. S.

Fisher, B. Ramsey. Clews, 21, v. Mayhill, Stoddard, Sidler, Randell, 14; Trewin, Huston, Hoppy, W. H. Clark, 21, v. Rutledge. Milner. Baxter, P. Smith, 14; Bathgate, A. E. Buckley, Buckle, Keliy r . 18. v. Sadler, Buchro, Alder. Finch. 17; Hinckley, Vercoe, Cannon, Roberts, 19, v. Leather, Ardorn, Farley, Wakerley. 21. . Dominion Road v. Avondale.—At Dominion Road: A. Clark, Hawthorne, Yeoman, Sayers, 28, v. Beatt, Clark, Cunningham, Beaton. 16; C. S. Taylor, Ferguson, Brown, Cartwright, 12, v. Pringle, Myers, Harrison, Munns, 19; Barton. D. Wilson. Norgrove, S. E. Chappell. 24, v. Craig, Drake, Carnes, Sutherland, 26. Grey Lynn v. Te Papapa.—At Grey Lynn: Poodle, Burrell, E. Leydon, Tongue, 24, v. Marriman, Simpson, Moon, 17; Aggers, Young, Hale. F. Preston, 12. v. Thursby, McGoram, Watson, Speight, 21. At Te Papapa: Buckley, Stuart, Young, Liversidge, 15, v. Sissona, Moore, John* son, Angus, 20: Knight, Marshall, Collins, Biuns, 16, v. Burridge, Thorpe, Crichton, Pilkington, 22. Epsom v. Otabuhu.—At Epsom: Howard, Ashley, Faulder, Stohr, 2G, v. Ewen, Markwick, Cameron, Hall, 16j Dunthorpe, C. A. Jackson, W. Wallace, E. S. Jones. 13, v Moss. Nixon. Williams, Everitt, 30; Pent, R. G. Clark. Nash, W. Taylor, 23, v. Wlntmore, Parton. Fearnley, Venablos, 9. Stanley v. Grey Lynn.—At Grey Lynn: Clarke. Purser, G. M. Reid, Ogilvie. 2b, v. W. Smith, Perkin, H. Reid, Newton, 12; Kennedy, Ross. Bray, Johnson, 30, v. W. 3?reston, B. Leydon, Bull, Caddy, ll; R. C. Reid, Lock, Hooker, F. M. Cox, 11, v. L. Smith, D. Moran, J. Reid, Mclvor, 22. At Stanley: Gentles, Hipkins, Wrigley, D. M. Jones, 25, v. Emirali. White, Cronin, Mm chain, 14; Weller, Watson, Wilson. A. E. Smith, 21, v. J. Wilde, B. Laing, N. Gibbons. G. Dick, 21. Totals; Stanley, 115; Grey Lynn, 80. First year players: Fletcher, Anderson, Baker. Hutt, 20, v. McGuirc, Shaw, Everex, Person, 19. Edendale v. Henderson.—At Edendale: Sakey. Brown, McMahon, Vincent, 24, v. Hogan, Radaly, Melhose, Canton, 17. ANNIVERSARY DAY TOURNEYS. FINAL AT AUCKLAND CLUB. Following aro the results of the deciding matches in tho Auckland Bowling Club's Anniversary Day tournament: — Semi-final.—Oafes, Hill, Buchan, Dick (Ponsonby), 17, v. Clarke, Carbines, Crowe, Torrance (Ponsonby), 15. Final.—Oates. Hill. Buchan. Dick. 19, v. Chambers, Milner, B. Kayes, Roylance (Rocky Nook), 15. ONEHUNGA WINNERS. The final of tho Oncbunga Bowling Club's Anniversary Day tournament was played on Saturday. Xi. Bray, J. Skinner, J. K. Ilosfl, X ,T. Sutherland, defeated J. Keeling, J. Mcintosh, R. Allen. F. Livingstone. HENDERSON CLUB. The Henderson Bowling Club will hold n pairs tournament on Wednesday next. Entries aro still beiug received. GAMES AT CAMBRIDGE. [BY TELEGKATH. —OWN COM! ESPON DENT. ] CAMBRIDGE. Saturday. Four match rinks and two extra rinks from the Huntly Bowling Club played Cambridge to day. Cambridge won the match play by 106 points to 66, while the aggregato for tho six rinks was: Cambridge, 331; Huntly, 130. Detailed results, visitors mentioned first, are: — Match Play.—Turton, jun.. Hall, Watson, George. 9. v. Cooper, Height, Easier, Mclvor, 33; Hyde, Boyd, Shaw, Littlefrond, 20, v. Boulton, W, Tucker, McCathee, Dix, 23; Pendelton, Douglas, Leonard, Thompson. 17, v. Wilkinson, Edwardß, McFarlane, Pearce, 27; Hedley, Curley, Smith, Turton, 20, v. Lundon, R. James, Wallis, Edgar James, 23. Extra Games.—McGhie, Smith, Barclay, Spiers. 31. v. W. White, Allen, Phairn. R. Webber, 13; Holt. Hart, Scott, Findlay, 22, v. Hampshire," Thorpe, Hulme, iucker. 12 "Ordinary dra.w games resulted:—Shaw, Hooker, Porter, Moore, 21, v. Wooldndge. Walters, Gardiner, Sands, 16; Sowter. Andrews, Munn, Halliday, 20, v. Hodgson, Linsley, H. Webber, Montgomery. 18; Fisher, Towsey, N. Hill. 21, v. Muller, Weathered, Zainey, 20; Hart, Richardson, Tod, Edwin James, 17, v. Hendricksen, Glanville. R. White. Boyce, 17; Burke. Kogers, Bryce. Ileadifen. 26. v. Smyth, Waghorno, J. Wilkinson, O'Toole, 18. CONTESTS AT THAMES. [BY' TKLKGIUrn. —OWN CORRESPONDENT.] THAMES, Saturday. Tho holders of tho Thames Bowling Club's memorial badges were challenged again today, but the, challengers lost. The game resulted:—Mutton, Lloyd, Johns, Cameron, 27, v. Fearn. Rhodes, Murray, Gordon, 22 Other g-atnes played were: —Wood. Jackson. Whitehead, 11. Cordes. 24. y. Chilton. Gallop, Shand. Adamson, 19; Wilson. Cartwright, Buchan. T. Newmnn, 29, v. Candy, Graham. G. Cordes. Alexander, 15; Wallace, H'owe. Gooder. Clark, v. Boyle, Clendon, Masofield. Smith, 20; Palmer, Orbel , Delamore. 23. v. McCnllough, Long. Millington. 19. ROTORUA CHAMPION PAIRS. [BY TELEGRAPH.—OWN CORRESPONDENT. ] ROTORUA. Saturday. Tho first round in the Rotorua Bowling Club championship pairs contest was played to-day. Following was the result: — Section A.—Plummer and Duff, 25, v Fitzgerald and Tapper. 14; Downer and Richards. 20. v. Hamilton and Fowkes. lb: Haekett and Gardner, 21, v. Webber and LofTley, 20: Mc Guff on and Lindsay, 18, v. Polglase and Lasenby, 17. Section 8.--French and Pakes, 23, v. Butt and Bertram, 20; Miller and Kelly. 24. v. Jones and Manson, 15; Knight and Leo, 19, v. Hall and Hesketh, 18. KENSINGTON PAIRS TOURNEY. [BY TELEGRAPH. —OWN CORRESPONDENT.] WHANGAREI, Saturday. Following is the result of a progressive pairs tournoinent played at the_ Kensington Bowling Club greens:—Leads: K. M. Kelly. 4 wins. 1 los.\; McGitire, 3, 2; I'awcett, 3, 2; Somerville. 2, 3; Perkins, 2, 3; FjUeray, 1, 4 Skips- Simmons, 5, 0; A. McKay, 4, 1; Rust, 2, 3; H. Hilford, 2. 3: McPheo 1, 4; Tibbits, 1. 4. Five rounds of 10 heads each were played, tho leads changing after each round. TOURNEY AT NEW PLYMOUTH. [BY TELEGRAPH. —MESS ASSOCIATION.] NEW PLYMOUTH. Saturday. Post-section play in the Taranaki bowling tournament to-day resulted: — First Round.—Lobb. 25. v. Cottier, 19; Goodwin, 19, v. Longbottom, 14; Bolton, -23, v. Freeman, 20: London, 28, v. Retibe. 20; Stone, 25, v. McNiell, 15; Truscott. 20. v. Abbotts, 10; Harris. 26, v. Billing, 10; Bigwood, 18. v. Sltoglund, 13; Benefield, a bye. CANADIANS AT DUNEDIN. [BY TELEGRAPH.—PRESS ASSOCIATION.] DUNEDIN. Sunday. The touring party of Canadian bowlers arrivod in Dunedin last evening and were taken for ft motor tour to day in glorious weather. A seven rinks game will be played to-morrow, and the visitors will leave on Tuesday for Central Otago.