BOWLING

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21404, 31 January 1933, Page 13

BOWLING

ANNIVERSARY DAY TOURNEYS SPLENDID CONDITIONS PREVAIL AUCKLAND CLUB'S CONTEST Thirty teams took part in the Auckland Bowling Club's annual Anniversary Day tourney. Splendid weather and prood greens made for a very successful function. Five rounds of 12 heads were played. Kesults are as follows: Section A.—Jury fPonsonby), Uren (Rem. uora), 4 winn; Gillies (Auckland), McGonnell (Mount Albert), Thomson (Rawhiti), 2 wins; Woolley (Auckland), 1 win. Jury won the section.

Section B.—Muston (Auckland), 4 wins; D. Campbell (Auckland), Dick (Porisonby), Sharp (Mount Albert), 3 wins; Farley (Rocky Nook), 2 wins; Nield (Manurewa), no wins. Muston won the section.

Section C.—Roberts (Balmoral), 4 wins; Tongue. (Rocky Nook), 3 wins; Maher Auckland), W. Smith (Auckland), Hunt (Takapuna), 2 wins. Roberts won the section. Section D.—Burrows (Waileinata), 5 wins; Bcnnet (Takapuna), 4 wins; Eagleton (Rocky Nook). 3 wins; F. Smith (Auckland), Campbell (Balmoral), 2 wins; Keesing (Auckland), no wins. Burrows won the section. Section E.—Allen (Remuera), 4 wins; Urc (Auckland), Keatlcy (Rocky Nook), 3 wins; Osmond (Auckland), Fookes (Carlton), 2 wins; Poole (Henderson), 1 win. Allen won tho section. lu the inter-section play Muston beat Allen. Jury will meet Burrows to-morrow evening and flic •winner will play Roberts to find tho finalist against Muston. TOURNEY AT ONEHUNGA The Neilson Memorial Cup competition, (lie annual Anniversary Day fixture of the Onehunga Bowling Club, was held yesterday and attracted an entry of It teams. Tho competition was divided into two sections. The final game resulted:—Mawson, Bell, Wallace, 11. A. Robertson, 11, v. McMaster, Smith, Munro, E. J. Galland, 0. MOUNT EDEN TOURNEY A full-rink tourney was held by the Mount Eden Bowling Club yesterday, resulting in a tie between Daisley, Cornes and Hull with 4 wins each. In the semi-final Cornes beat Daisley and will meet Hull in the final ou Saturday. CARLTON TO URN AM ENT A very successful tourney was held by tho Carlton Bowling Club yesterday, 22 teams competing. E. Jones won outright with G wins. H. Josey was runner-up aftera play-ofT with J. Duncan and W. Perry. MOUNT ALBERT TOURNEY Fifteen teams competed in a full-rink tournament held by tho Mount Albert Bowling Club yesterday. In section A. Edmunds, I. Stevens, U. Dawson, R. Thomas won with 5 wins. In section B, Lounden, Harris, J. Maxwell, B. ITarbutt and Stewart, Tomlinson. Sage, Iligginbotham lied with 4 wins each. In the play-oft Ilarbutt was successful. Tho final will be played at a later date. TOURNEY AT ELLERSLIE A full-rink tourney was held by the Ellerslio Bowling Club yesterday, 12 teams competing. Section A was won by Westbrooke with 5 wins, while Hay won section B with 5 wins. The final will be played at a later date. PONSONBY TOURNEY A progressive pairs tourney was held by tho Ponsonby Bowling Club yesterday, 28 teams competing. Among the skips Bryant and Gilmour tied with 5 wins, while Hutchison was tho successful lead. EPSOM TOURNAMENT A full-rink tournament was controlled by the Epsom Bowling Club yesterday. Section A was won by Sanderson, who defeated Richmond in a. play-off, while section B was won by Furncll. In tho final Furnell beat Sanderson.

BALMORAL CLUB Tho Balmoral Bowling Club hold a fullrink tournament yesterday, there being eight entries, nil from the club. Five games of 13 heads were played. The winning team was:—Gentles, Fergusson, Donald, Kelly, with 5 wins. TOURNEY AT GREF LYNN The Grey Lynn Bowling Club held a successful full-rink tourney yesterday. A tio resulted in section A between Liversidge and Walker with 5 wins and 1 loss, while Whittle won section B with 5 wins and 1 loss. Walker won the play-off in section A. The final will bo played on a date to be arranged. NORTHERN WAIKATO TOURNEY THE PAIRS CHAMPIONSHIPS [by TELEGRAPH —OWN correspondent] PUKEIvOHE, Monday The Northern Waikalo Bowling Association's championship pairs tourney was held at Pukekulie to-day. Thirty pairs took part. Following wero tho section winners:— Young and H. M. Barriball (Waiuku), McKeuzie and Whiteside (Waiuku). Wyatt and Short (Pukekolie), I). Roulston and Bish (l J ukekohe). Tho semi-finals and iinal will be played at Waiuku on Saturday. The association's B pairs tourney was played to-day at Waiuku. Two sections of sis pairs each werp played. One was won by Mcintosh and Hayes (Waiuku) and the other by 1. Ingram and Burrows (Pukekolie). The final will bo played at Waiuku on Saturday. WHANGAREI TOURNEY ANNUAL FULL RINK CONTEST [I3V TELE'-llUl'lI —OWN CORRESPONDENT] WHANG ARE!. Monday The annual full-link tournament of the Wliongarei Bowling Club commenced this morning in splendid summer weather. The president, Mr. J. A. Finlayson, welcomed tho visitors. Section play will be continued to-morrow, and the semi-finals and finals will bu played on Wednesday. The greens were very last. Twenty-four teams arc competing. Following wero the results of today's play;— SECTION ONE First Round.—Kay, Nobes, Bhtnshard, Coburn (Whangarei), 21, v. Whitehead, N. McKenzie, J. Wilson, Jounneaux (Whangarei), 20; Ward, Nisbott, Westwoll, Taylor (Hikurangi), 22, v. Rothwoll, Hayward, Clarke, Cliff (Kensington), 13; Stewart, Walker, Morrish, Whitelaw (Whangarei). 20, v. Finlayson, Beebre, Sothern, Beeluo (Whangarei), 12; Johnston, llopewell, Stark, Davcy (Dargaville), 26, v. Uren, Stringer. Curtis. Tibbitts (Kensington), H. Second Round.—Whitelaw, 24, v. Jounneaux, 15; Coburn, 20, v. Beehre, 11; Cliff, 20, v. Tibbitts, 10; Davey, 22, v. Taylor, M. Third Round.—Taylor, 35, v. Jounneaux. 10; Tibbitts, 19. v. Whitelaw, IB; Coburn, 25. v. ClilT, 15; Beehre. 21, v. Davey. 0. Coburn lias three wins, and Whitelaw, Davoy and Taylor have two wins and one loss each. SECTION TWO First Round.—S. Williams, T. H. Wilson, Leeso, F. Cox (Portland), 25, v. Mulon, Britland, McMath, Jones (Kensington), 21; Trcinbath, Morrison, Taylor, Staple (Whangarei). 22, v. McCallum, Roberts. McLeod, Holloway (Whangarei), 13; Reynolds, Marwick, Eccles. B. Miller (Whangarei), 27. v. Carl', Rust, Gaazard, Marshall (Whangarei), 18; Dickson, Evans, Constable, McAlister (Holensville), 22. v. Hill. Drake, Cusworth, Stcadman (Kensington). 11. Second Round.—Marshall, 28. v. Holloway. 18- Miller, 27, v. Staple, 15; Jones, 20. v. Steadman, 11; Cox. 28. v. McAlister 9. Third Round.—Holloway. 27. v. McAlister. 17; Marshall. 20. v. Jones, 11; Steadman, 32, v. Staple, 15; Cox, 19, v. Miller. 10. Cox has three wins and Marshall and Miller lnive two wins and ono loss each. SECTION THREE First Round.—West. Dunford, Dr. Grevillo, D. Williams (Dargaville). 21, v. MoCnrroll, Sentch, B. Cox, J. Hill (Auckland), 17; Thompson, Wilding. Anderson, Piggott (Whangarei), 23. v. Teller, Brevvis, C. Williams, Cutforlli (Whangarei), McGregor, Johnson, Gribble, Ilayton (Kensington), ■won by default, from Rix (Kaitaia); Dr. Good. Haigh, Judd, Orr (Whangarei), 21, v. Manrer, Cowper, Graham," Courtney .(Whangarei), 11. Second Round.—Courtney. 21, v. Cutforth, 15; Orr. 24, v. Piegott, 10; Hnyton, 27, Willianis, 16. Hill won by default from Rix. Third Round.—Hill, 17. v. C"(forth. 16; Conitncy, 17, v. Hnyton, 15; Piggott, 27, v. Williams, 11. Orr won by default from Rix. Orr has three wins and Piggott, Hill. Courtney und Huyton two wins each and one loss.