BOWLING

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21285, 12 September 1932, Page 12

BOWLING

BUSINESS MEN'S CONTEST ANNUAL MATCH AT EPSOM A SUCCESSFUL FUNCTION Beautiful weather favoured, the second annual bowling game between representatives of tlio business firras in Queen Street and Karangahapo Road, on the Epsom green on Saturday. So largo was the number of contestants that the dub's four greens were used to accommodate tbe 38 tearps which took part. The match resulted in a win for Queen Street representatives by 850 points to '290. Following were the results, Karansuhapo Koiul names being mentioned brst:--Sage, MatcheU, Ross, ! Furnell, 11, J. * ■ McCallum, Stichbury, Bartley, M. McC.Ulum, 23; Jones, Maude, McOulla, Maude, la, v. Brown, Daisley, Higgott, Hodd, 20; llobson, Lanigan, Atkin. J. i. J aa c oe, 23, v. Winthrop, Wilson, Spiller, Schnackenberg, 18; G. Murray, A. Pollard, G. Pollard, Snedden, 19, v. Chambers, Jones. Taylor, Fraser, 14; Lahnian. Bougan. Gibbons, Coburn, J. 5, v. Clarku, Moyle, Hollow*, Richmond. 22; Burns, Reid, Gates, Parsons, 17, v. Ijunj. Mathieson, Lewis, Hill, 25; Cadness, A. o. Lamb, W. T. Smith, Tutt. 31, v. Lenderyou, Rogers, Cutforth, Hooper, 15; Sampson, McMurchie, Taylor, Kent, 18, v. J»ry. brook, Rolfe. Jury, 20; Fenton. Claret Tasker, J. McDougall, 18, v. Cusworth, Langridgo. Hooker, Johnson, 28; Mason, Cox, Preston, Whittle, 10, v. Brookes, Hopwood, I Clarke, C. Hardley, 23; Probert, Burrell, Knight, liiversedge. 21. v. Aifrey,. Mountain. F. A. Smith, Fookes. 20; Cunningham, Everet, Little, Hale, 21, v Bray, Whiteley, Sherriif Osmond, 16; Smith, James, Dignan, S R Sh'SrrifF, 17, v. Goldwater, Dimery, Robertson, Colthurst, 24; Anderson, Burrell, C. Mountain, Cross. 19, v. Fanch, Hunt, Maher, R. Thomas. 23; Ambury, Preston, Almao, C. Lamb, 23. v. Darby, Coldjcutt. Thomson, Hacket, 24; McGregor, Puddle, Baildon, Mincham, 8, v. Coakley. Parkinson, S. Dimery, Smith, 22; French, Blood, Montgomery, R. Millen, 21, v. A. Wright, Sandilande, Boyne, Bruce, 17; Patieson, W. H. Lamb, Prince, Thompson, 13, v. Harrison, Stihvell, Robertson, George, 22; Gemmell, Qadd, McLeod, 'league, 25, v. Hislop. R. D. Gray, Mackay. Campbell, 15. Before play began and at the tea adjournment the players were addressed by the Epsom Club's president. Mr. J. McDougall. He stressed the value of such an event, as it had a great bearing on the social side of the game. He complimented the respective organisers on the success of the day s Tr. M. Hacket. responding on behalf of the players, said the fixture was important, not only from a bowling point of view, but also as a necessary link m business life of the two areas concerned. Mr T. C. Schnackenberg, on behalf of the Onehunga Chamber of Commerce, extended an invitation from that body to the members present or their representatives to play a match on the Onehunga green oiv October 1. The proposal was taken up heartily and indications point to a laTge number of teams taking part on that date.

MATCHES IN AUCKLAND

CLUB AND INTER-CLUB GAMES Perfect conditions were experienced on Saturday, when club and inter-club bowlmg competitions were continued. . lollowing were the results of club games:— Carlton. —Ferns: Cornish, Tulloch, Mason, Carter. 20, v. Wildish, Roberts, Duncan, Torrance. 19. Winter fours: Leser, Cooke. Rowe, Wishart, 24, v. Allen, Fuge, Coutts, Ritchie, 18; Andrews. Brownlee. Buchanan. Perry. 21. v. Hill. Marshall. Vaughan, Huston. 12; Stuart, Buckle, Katterfeldt. Allely, 15, v; Shields, Sinclair. .12. Blair, Hoskmg, 16: A. Cutler. Darlow, McKay, G. Cutler, *>2 v P Isaac's, Redmond, Marsden, Ure, 39; Raid.' Marlow, V -Little Buxton, 19, v. Hollis, Abdallah, Miles. Pitt. 14; Clifton, King, Foote. Brittain, 21, .v. Sawyer, Ross, Gavey. Arey. 21; W. Blair. Feran, Doyle, Hills. 23. v. Henley. McGregor. Brown, Clarke, 21; White. Trendall, Lyell. Lamb, 35. v. C. Little, MacLaucrhlan, Bntes. Lancaster. 22; Hewitson. West, Whittaker, Williamson, 23, v. Richardson, Robertson, W. Hunt, Gordon, 16.^ Grey Lynn.—Christie Pins: B. Caddy, Shaw, Higeinson, E. Buckley (challengers), 26 v. McCullough, Person. D. Brophy, R. Caddy, 19. Ordinary draw: Mason. Trewheela. Solomon, Walker. 21. v. Beehre. Christey. Skitch, Young. 19; Sawyer, Armstrong, Leydon, Lyo, 26. v. Marshall, Winter, . Lawson, Newton, 17. Rocky Nook.—Ordinary draw: Huston, L. Smith, Gribble, 15. v. Miller, Young, -Aflderson, 17. Devonport.—Ordinary draw: Cook, Ellisdon, T. Clarke, Cox. 21. v. Alvis. Spicer. Lacy. Newbegin. 15: McSkunmiiig. Pme. T Wripley, Goldsworthy, 30, v. Baker, Kennedy, S. Wrigley, Blackie, 19: Martinson Stars: Chapman. Mirtinson, Koetoed, Lundon, 22, v. Naylor, Lockley, Richards, Lowe, 21, Onehunga.—Gatlatid Buttons: Milne, Pitchell. Wigginton. H. Bray. 31, v. O'Connell. Kirkwood, Gatland,- Iseale, 26. . Cock o' Walk: Gray, McKenzie. Collins. Vella, IS, v. Geraghty, Rowe, Macklow, Kenny, 16. OrdinnTy draw: Mciore, Stokes, Harrison, 22, v. Phillips, Handlin. Gosling, Pilkineton, 21; Watkinson, Renault, Skinner. Kerr. 15, v. Smith, Adams. Ross, Sutherland, 3; Monk, Stokes, Preston. Jackson, 13, v. Hairdley, Grace. Brown. Sayers, 19* Applevard. Mawson, Costall, Schofield, 11. v. McKendrick. Farrar, Stevenson. Ireland. 22; Cunningham, Skinner, Ingiis, 27, v. Mann, Farnsworth, Wallace, 22. EllerSlie.—Ordinary draw: Pi.rgott, Fuseell. A. McKenzie. Joll, 23, v. Campbell, Williams, A. C. Hill. Watson. 20; Wright, Adeane, Longville, Bugler, 10. v. Corby. Diggens, Low, F. Wood, 24; Ferryhaugh, Toy, Henry, 19, v. Cooksey, Rdafcgard, Macklow, 24. _ Land Ferns: Woodlock, Arthur, Coppins, Westbrook, 17, v. Kirk. Christmas, Gollan, Hay, 18. Remuera.—Finlayson Badges: S. Short, Aitcheson, Bray, Sheath. 21. v. Burcher, Uren. Newton, Graham, 13. Clark Buttons: Hessell, Bolton, Wallace, Bray, 02, v. Keys, Griffiths. Davies. McMillan. 16. Ordinary draw: Egerton, Sutherland, Davies, Hobday, 26 v. Scherer. Susman. Jackson. J. Shortt. 25; Hessell. Walker. Bell. Norton, 19, v. Vincent, Dransfield, Bark/er, 14; Hertzlett. Potts. Lightfoot, J. Kissling, 19, v. Harrison, Fisher, Bowles, Paterson. 14; Thomson. Ferneyhaugli, Feldon. C. Kissling, 19, v. Whittaker, Adnms, Cutfield, Hatch. 14- Bartlett. Brook, Ellerbeck. Mahon, 25, v. Clark, Saffrey, Carr6ll, Allen, 11; Choyce. Ashton, Garland, Watson, 26, v. Henderson, Evans, ]>anielfl, 18. Mount Eden.—Ordinary draw: Wicksteed, Speuce, Surrnan, 24., v. Mason. Reed, Dodd, 19; Cowan, Simmons, Middleton, 29. v. Gage, Vickerman, Kinniburgh, 21; S. Taylor, Gray, Delrtmore, Trayes, 17, v. Henderson, Mason, Eales, Morrison, 13; Nash, Doull, Gatenby, C. Baker, 25. v. Cave. B. Smith, Julian. Miller, 23: Charlton. Hill, Rintoul, Bourke, 24, v. Stevens, Walker. Watson, Oaks, 15. Takapuna.—Club games: O'Neil, Amodeo, Kenrick, Cnrr, 16, v. Blaclcwell. Fenton, Walters, Weston, 20: Morton, Elleray, Hunt, Christie. 18. v. White, Ransome, Price, Cameron, 20. Pukekohe.—Ordinary draw: Neal, Crosbie, Hosking, 23, v. Holland, Thompson, Armstrong, 19; Wymer, David Roulston, 18, v. Price, Duncan Roulston, 14: Butcher, J. Roulston, 21, v. Walsham, Perkins, 17. Cambridge.—Tucker, T. Keeley, Taylor, 22, v. White. McNamara, Boyce. 21; Webber. J. Keeley. Tucker, Whittle, 19, v. Muller. Amyes, Mnnn, Lewis, 19; Maberley, McFarlane, J. Wilkinson, J. Low, 03, v. Richards, Rodgers, Harris, W. Wilkinson. 16; G. James. Linsley, Wooldridge. Wallis, 23, v. Hooker, McLarnon. Speight, S. James, 14; Caley. Walters. Boulton, 23, v. Palmer. Walter, Hulme, 18Mount Albert.—Fernleigh Stars: Baxter, Lane, 22, v. De Castro, T. Stevens, 20. Ordinary drat*': Hanna, BaTton, Bftildon, Humphreys, J&, v. Oldham, Harris, Townley, Floyd, 21; Sussex, A. Hawke, Matheson, Muir, 16, v. Fawcett, Thompson. Blomley, J. Thomas, 28: Bree, Pool, Maxwell, 25, v. Nyberg, Holdsworth, Wells, 19. Epsom.—Ordinary draw: Forbes. Srnnle. Scott, Ramsay, 15, v. Whitling. Hendry. Dowding. Tanner, 20; Bailey, French. Beckman. O'Callaghan, 23. v. Cunningham. Parks, Veale, Foubister, 13;. Walsh Hayes, Brown, Burton, 23, v. Morrison, Vaterton, Dunthorpe. Wallaco, 22. INTER-CLUB GAMES Following are the results of i' lter ; cl " b games, the names of players of first-men-tioned club taking precedence m eaon case : Carlton v. Auckland.—At Carlton: Van Staveren, Stckes, Kilgour, R. Isaacs, 2_, v. Brown. Gilles. Dndlev. McPhail, 26; Taylor, Birkenhead. Ball. Truacott 12. v Bardic Neil. Israel, de Launay, Walker, 22. Carlton v. Avondale.—At Carlton: Henton, Watson, Lister, Jones. 19, v. Westren, Cunningham. Fisher, Porntt, 20. Waltemata v. Rocky Nook.—Denison Pins: Steward. Williamson, Blackledge. Blackwell, 25, v. Fowler, Yeo, Roylance. Farley, 49. Rocky Nook v. Otahuhu.—Edwin Stars: Oughton, Tongue, Goram, Iveatley (holders), 21, v. Osilvie. Carson, Sylces, Gardiner, 2'_ Takapuna v. Waltemata.—At Takapuna: Reeder. Eado. Butler, Hooper, 80, v. loudness, Lilburn, Lyons. Parrant, 14. Takapuna v, Devonport.—At Takapuna: Knight. Duddmg, Cutler, Audley 22 v. Buchanan, Flinn, Markham, ISeville, 21. Papakura v. EllerSlie.—At Ellerslie: Legg, Quigley, LeacTi, Whelan, 16, v. McNeill, Whyto, Hardwicke, G. Wood, 26. St, Hellers v. Ellerslie.—At Ellerslie: Watkin. Whiley, . Richardson, J. Wiiite, T, Dickson, 19. 4

Remuera v. Rawhltl.—At Rawhiti: Jflip' eton, Ormiston, Lawrence, Sanderson, a? v. Aylett, Hefriott, Zuiil. White, 17. Hillsborough v. Onehunga; SimmoMPercy, Drake, Clark. 26, v. KoeSns* Buchanan, Welharn, Bassett/ 30. Onehunga v. To Papapa.—Brny, March. Jones, Lindberg, 18, v. Harnnian, Sisfont Moon, Moore, 21. Pukekohe v. Patumahoe.—At Pufcekohel D. Ingram, Day, Lawrie, Blake, 2G, v. Leea' 1 A. Needham, Howe, Johns, 20; G. Ingram' Ongley, Adams, Haslarn, 10, v. Fi&lay' Brown, Sheppard, F. Needham, 13. r n BALMORAL TOURNEY . - A full-rink tourney, divided into two seclions, was commenced by .the Balmoral Bowling Club on Saturday. Following Av etß the results: — Section A.—Livingstone, 3 wins; .Ramsey Roberts. Baker, 2 wins, 1 loss; Cannon,' Goodall, Brown, 1 win, 2 losses; Brownett) 3 losses. . Section B. —Codd, 3 wins; N.- Sainty, Newton, Kelly, 2 wins. 1 loss; Rattray, Campbell, Thomas, 1 win, 2 losses; Bennett, 3 losses. ■