BOWLING

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21515, 12 June 1933, Page 14

BOWLING

ft MATCHES IN AUCKLAND CLUB AND INTER-CLUB GAMES Following are the results o! club bowling games played in Auckland on Saturday : Auckland,—Winter fours: Tracy, Ealea, Lenderyou, Osmond, 20, v. Munro, Georgo. Prime, Connors, 17; Waitc, J/irkpon, Hewitson, Mackay, 20, v. Binns, Black, Williams, Hacket, 18; Hislop, Waters, R. D. Gray, D. Campbell, 22, v. Brown, Forrest, White, McPhail, 1G; Moon, Whittaker, Fletcher. R. Smith, 22, v. Forder, Dadley, F. Smith, Gilles, 8. Carlton.—Winter fours: C. Little, D. A. Dickson, A. Taylor, Harrison, 18, v. R. V. Cooke, Cohner, Birkenhead, Hunt, 14; White, Hollis, Fletcher, Hosking, 27, v. Aldis, J. Watson, Tulloch, Lancaster, 13: Sawyer, Brownlee, Crosby, Higgott, 82, v. Abdallah, Holland, Sinclair, Muston, 13; Harman, Doyle, Elliott, G. Taylor, 81, v. Leser, Von Sturmer, Rowe, Hodd, 8; Muir, McLaughlan, W. Blair, Vaughan, 23, v. P. Isaacs, Buckle, Marshall, Jones, 13: Whuley, Johnston, V. J. Cooke, Lister, 14, v. Baker, Leitch, H. Hill, Dillicar, 30; Molloy, Robson, Bagrie, Macalister, 18, v. Allen, Sampson, Pitt, Ball, 22. Carlton Ferns: C. Cross, R. Isaacs, Wishart, Kilgour, 20, v. G. Pollard, A. Pollard, Gordon, Kent, 24. Remuera.—Clark Buttons: Shannon, Sutherland, Feldon, Tilacfarlane, 24, v. Choyce, Walker, Scott, Norton, 19. Finlayson Badges: Feldon, Wallace, Jackson, Sanderson, 13, v. Vincent, W. Hill, Allen, Woollor, *23. Rawhiti.—Ordinary draw: Tremain, Wayte, Morrow, N. Thomson, 14, v. Beer, Aylott, R. Walker, Jones, 21; Ryman, Allen, Wilmott, Scarbgrough, IG, v. Ryder, White, Yuill, Kasper. 28. Mount Eden—Ordinary draw: Wicksteed. Peterson, Mason, Bourke, 21, v. Cowan, Kinniburgh, W. Watson, Gatenby, 16; Gage, Kinscy, Walker, Preston, 35, v. Ovens, Simmonds, Spence, Sawyer, 10. Hillsborough.—Ordinary draw: Patterson, Thomson, Dawson, 14, v. Jackson, Holliday, Johnson, 13. Grey Lynn.—Christie Pins: T. Mayson, C. Lawson, H. Bnrrell, G. Puddle, 24, v. T. Marshall, H. Stevens, W. Snell, T. Halo (holders), 17. Ordinary draw: Smith, Winter, Shaw, Buckley, 23, v. Sago, Person, E. Caddy, R. Caddy, 10; Maloney, Raynes, Smith, Whittle, 20, v. Rodd, Armstrong, Young, Dougan, 10; Trewheela, Skitch, 18, v. Christy, Murchy, 12. Onehunga.—Club competition: Leask, Petchell. Robertson. Munro, 20, v. Gray, Collin, McKenzie, Vetla, 15. Final of handicap pnirs: Gill. Kearns', 18, v. Thorpe, G. H. Bray, 15. Ordinary draw: Grace, Neale, A. Brown, Welham, 22, v. Farnsworth, Palmer, Robs. Sutherland, 22; Avey, Handlin. Kiddie, E. J. Gatland, 20, v. Rosenberg, Kirkwood. S. W. Brown, Sutherland, 13; Hardley, Foote, Harrison, Allely, 26, v. Geraghty, Harlock, Marks, Lindberg, 22; McMaster, Buchanan, Crichton, Macklow, 22, v. Mann, Duke, Mudie, Flowerday, 19, INTER-CLUB CONTESTS Following are the results of inter-club games, the names of players of firstmentioned club taking precedence in each case:— Auckland V. Stanley,—At Auckland: Newbegin, Susman, W. J. Campbell, Maher, 24, v. Hitchen, Robertson, Baker, Johnson, 13. Remuera v. Glen Eden—At Remuera: Mahony, Sutherland, Ormiston, Mahon, 17, v. Croucher, Perkins, Annally, Firth, 20. Remuera v. St. Hellers.—At Remuera: Keys, Scott, Hobday, Mingins, 13, v. Thompson, Warren, Roberts, Dawson, 18; J. H. Johnston, Millars, 19, v. Watkins, Reid, 18. Mount Eden v. Hillsborough At Mount Eden: Doull, Rintoul, Campbell, Sliirriffs, 21, v. Scarborough, Vazey, Wilkinson, Sainty, 20. Mount Eden v. Balmoral—At Mount Eden: James, Harland, Almao, C. Baker, 21, v. Black, Brown, Winkß, Lloyd, 15i F. Watson, Stevens, Daisley, Trayes, 34, v. Kelly, Barber, Ramsey, Denison, 16. Rawhiti v. Nomads.—At Rawhiti: Gibson, Schofield, Watson, Noonan, 16, v. Cathie, Webster, Laing, Walwork, 21; Coleman Worthington, Leaning, Culpin, 22, v. McMillan, Redmond, Lundon, Schnac.kenberg, 23; Samways, Bennett, Mclnnes, Scelley, 24 4 v. Thompson, Paterson, Price, Saxon, 27; Mason, Stubbs. Martin, P. Thomson, 25. v. Ambury, Clarkson, Edwards, W. Hardley, 13; Townsend, Moncur, Keller. Ormerod, 22, v. White, Whitehouse, White, Moyle, 14. Wost End v. Waitemata.—Denison Pins, at West End: Brookes, Bridges, Bremner, C. Hardley (holders), 21, v. Robertson, Rogers, Bilkey, Burrows, 15. Hillsborough v. Te Papapa.—Jordan Pins; Drake, Drake, Jackson, Thomson, 15, v. Harriman, Sissons, Moon. Moore, 15. Dtvonport v. Mount Eden Edwin Stars, at Devonport: Buchanan, Scotland, Lo\\-o, Melville 15, v. Cave, Taylor, Baker, Miller, 16. RAWHITI TOURNAMENT The play-off in the Rawhiti Bowling Club's King's Birthday tourney resulted as follows:—Semi-final: Bennett (Takapuna), 12, v. E. T. Walker (Rawhiti), 3. Final: Corrino (Waitemata), 21, v. Bennett, 20. MOUNT EDEN TOURNEY The final of the Mount Eden Bowling Club's King's Birthday tourney resulted as follows Nairn, Moon, Vivian, Fraser, 20, v. Forgie, Chambers, Dignan, McNab, 19. BIRTHDAY TOURNEY The King's Birthday tournament of the Onehunga Bowling Club was concluded on Saturday, and resulted in a victory for Carter's Carlton team. Results are as fol-lows:—Post-section play: Keatley (Rocky Nook) beat Diamond (St. Heliers), Duncan (Carlton) beat Macklow (Onehunga); Carter (Carlton), a bye. Semi-final: Carter beat Keatley: Duncan, a bye. Final (12 heads): Grocott, Stokes, Mason, Carter, 11, v. Little, Kalterfeldt, McKay, Duncan, 9. CONTEST AT CARLTON Teams representing Auckland and Wellington played an inter-club bowling match on the Carlton green on Saturday, resulting as follows, Auckland names being given first:—Hardie Neil, Israel, de Launay, M. Walker, 22, v. Moore, J. Walker, A. Parker, Naylor, 19. HAMILTON EAST CLUB [from our own correspondent"! HAMILTON. Sunday The Hamilton East Bowling Club'B last season commenced with a deficit of £33 and ended with a credit balance of £6O. This was revealed in the report submitted to the annual meeting of the club. Mr. R. Handley presided. Of the club competitions played, G. Lyrnburn won the championship singles, A. Lymburn and J. Murchie the pairs, and W. Percy the first year singles. Three successful one-day tournaments were held. The green had been kept in excellent order during the season and credit was due to the green superintendent, Mr. W. A. Wallis, and the green-keeper, Mr. L. W. Harvey, for their services. The election of officers resulted:—Patron, Mr. David Nathan; president, Mr. S. V. Tyler; vice-presidents, Messrs. W. Jordan, R. Handley; secretary, Mr. E. Quill; committee, Messrs. A. Giffoi'd. W. Mclntyre,. H. Webster; match committee, Messrs. S. V. Tyler, L. Robertson, E. Quill. 'A special vote of thanks was passed to the secretary, Mr. E. Quill.