INDOOR BOWLING

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21273, 29 August 1932, Page 12

INDOOR BOWLING

TE AROHA V. AUCKLAND Twenty members of the Te Aroha Friendly Societies visited Auckland during the weekend to try conclusions with members of tfc» Auckland Friendly Societies' Indoor Bowling Association. The president of the> Auck-' land Association. Brother Frank Harris, welcomed the visitors. After rtvo rounds had been played it was decided to mix up tho teams to make the evening more sociable. During the supper adjournment the vicepresident, Brother E. L. Manners, returned thanks ,on behalf of the visitors. Following are the results, Te Aroha names being mentioned first in each case:— First Round.—Shadgett, Bates, Beagley, Barclay, 7, v. J. Speir, Mrs. Young. J. Mansell. G, Day, 8; Mrs. Bates, Tapp, Kenealy, Hawkins, 2, v. Mrs. Stein, Mn. Sullivan, H. Roles,. F. Harris. 13; Petry. Mrs. Baird. Redfern, Beaurepere, 5, v. F. £hnn. H. Bolton, F. Lucas. F. Sullivan, 7; Ij. Mannera, Miss Clearwater, C. Douglas, E. Boyd, 0, v. Mrs. Dilly, Miss Bin's,_ Mrs. Gelding A. .-Jenkin, 12; Mrs. Redfero, Bowie, Hattaway, P. Bygrave, 1, v. liott, Miss Brown. Mrs. Boles, H. J. Baker, 7. Second Round.—Bygrave. 7, v. Sullivan. 9; Boyd, 3, v. Harris, 8: Beaurepere, .4, *. Day, 7; Hawkins, 4, v. Baker, 9; Barclay, 4. v. Jenkin, 6. Third Round.—Harris, 7. v. Barclay. 5; Day, 4, v. Bygrave, 8; Sullivan, 4. v. Hawkins, 8; Jenkin, 8, v. Petry, 8; Baker, 5, Boyd, 8. Fourth Round.—Day, 9. v. Boyd, 3; Sullivan, 4, v. Barclay, 4; Baker, 9. v. Beaurepere, 1; Jenkin, 5, v. Bates," 7; Harris, 1. Bygrave, 8. Second Tourney.—First round: Davies, Mrs. Spinley, L. Goldwater, W. Fletcher, 5, R. Thomas, .Jamieson, £<• N. Davies. W. Denison. 4; E. C. Williams, W. Moulden, J. Rogers, G. Smith, 11. Mrs. Thomas, J. Lingaid, Mrs. Rout, «• . Reisterer. 7; Mrs. Jamieson, Mrs. Speir, Innes-Williams, W. Drew, 7, v. Miss Hunt. Miss Denison, P. Koefoed, A. Beer, 5. Second Round.—Beer, 6, v. Denison, G; Smith, 13, v. Drew, 6; Reisterer, 13, *• Fletcher. 4. - Third Round.—Smith, 9, v. Beer, 2; Fletcher, 9, v. Drew, 2; Denison, 7, v. Bei*" terer, 4. Fourth Round.—Smith, 9, v. Denison. 3: Fletcher, 13, v. Beer. 1; Drew. 10. v. Keisterer, 3. _ The winning team, R. C. Williams, »• Moulden, J. Rogers, G. Smith, won four games. FOURS TOURNAMENT Following aro the results of this month' inter-liouse and Public Services fours .oW ney ♦ .> . First .Round.—Wingate and Company (White, Williams, Taylor. McCallum). » ■ v. Milne and Choyce (McPhail. Morri , Rogers, McCarthy). 1; Motor Lorry Ass ciation (A. Cutler, E. Davies. W. Pininroa. J. Tyndall), 12. v. Pegler and Oninany (J. Kielty. J. Pegler, L. Pegler. E. Pegieri. 5; Phillipps and Impey (Miss Moon, K- • Williams, R. Carriugton. F. Harris). Kempthorne. Prosser and Company ' Collinson, Philip. A. Curtain). C; Rebx"» (W. Ure, Lon?, Money, D. Milligan). '» • Internal Affairs (Lowe, Campbell, Plierson, Hunt). 5; Northern Poller Mr (Williams), J. Wilford. A. Pask, W. « _ ' ford). G,. Y. Milne and Choyce (P°" ar ' McMillan, Billman, Croyden), G. . «. Second Round.—Pegler, G, v. Harris. • Tyndall, 8, v. Milligan, 2: Wilford, 11-V McCallum. 8: Hurtt, 7, v. McCarthy, 6; tortain, 9. v. Croyden, 4. , i. Third Round.—Curtain. 6, q v McCallum, 8, v. Croyden. G; Wilford, 9, • Hunt. 5;. Tyndall. 11. v. McCarthy. 1; Har ris, 12. v. Milligan. 2. . <jFourth Round.—McCallum. f. v. Hunt. £ Harris. 7, ..v. McCarthy, 5; Croyden, • Pettier, "5; Milligan. G, "v. Curtain, 6; i dall, 11, v. Wilford. 4. - n«vief. 1 The winners. A. Cutler, F,. V • W. R. Simpson and J. Tyndall, each : a miniature arid also bold the cup month. '4-fIJ