BOWLING

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21533, 3 July 1933, Page 13

BOWLING

MATCHES IN AUCKLAND [■CLOD AMD JNTER-CLUF, GAMES * 7/oUfAvivtg were 4i»o os i gair.tf playtc- in .etUli <«? j < dty ; | I Auckland.—Wiate- f'.ntr : /jondcryou, I flacket, Macka?, ' < r .io,)d. '2i. v. !iinn-, ■ j V-'hi'tyker. W. .T C - ,"nbel.. Ue, x 3. G. Du<. c, Aletil, Gill-j-. '. DarI lov\. Waters. A. D. .'-ray. Ban: /, jt. hMi—F»ms: "iiill, Keller, Savin, Fitr. in, SO, v. Peiv:non, Townsend, Culpi:i, Afavtin (cl'.allen.Teri: i, 18. Stars: Aylett, Swabey, Atason Jones, 1 2, v. Ilerriott, K. Walter, "vVorthington. Crin-rod (challengi or 3), '-2. Ordinary draw Si.mways, Leaning, C'hiplin, 26. v. Allen, Coleman. Scelly, 18; Ryman, Scarboro, Morrow, Sanders, 19. v. Carter, Schofield, Molnnes. 22; Wayte, Slubbs, Aloncur, 19, lr . Whyte, Arthur, Noonan, 19. Mount Eden.—Ordinary draw: James, Rintoul, Nairn, Morrison, 17, v. Stichbury, Hooker, Matthews, Faire. 9; Cowan, Kinney, Afason, Chambers, 21, v. Wicksteed, Gage, Doull, Campbell, 10. Onehunga Ordinary draw: Mclsendrick, Mann, Neale, Kerr. 27. v. Avey, Pringle, Kerns, Kenny. 23; Geraghty. L. Bray, A. Brown, 20, v. Leask, Collin, Harrison, 37; O'C'orjnell, Hardley, Brown, W.gginton, 20, v. Faulder. Farnsworth, Grace, E. J. Gatland. 18; Aioore, Kirkwood, 151, v. Afilne, Petcholl. 13. Pukekohe. —Winter compcti' ion. third round of A section: D. Ingri.m, Harvey, Adams, Burrows, 17, v. Bullock, Harrison. Steele, Butcher, 1C; Roulston, Carter, Price. Uosking. 22. v. Neal. Crosbie, Armstrong. \V.vmer, 17. Final: Burrows, 8, v. Ilosking, 0. Ordinary draw: Home. AV. Lowrie. Proude, Lusher. 25, v. Fitness, N. Ingram, Aloncrief, AValsham, 22. Carlton.—AVinter fours: C. Little, Aforris, Hosking, Jones-., 29. v. Stokes, S. Adorns. V. J. Cooke. Kent. 21; R. V. Cooke, Colmer, Katterfeldt, Vauglian, 16, v. AfcLaughlan, Graham. Birkenliciid, Wishart, 23; P. Isaacs, Watson, V. Initio. AlcKay, 28, v. Wilson, Harman, A. Stakes, Lister, 21; Allen, Buckle, Pitt, 21. v. White, Struckett, Sinclair, 13. Carlton ferns: C. Cross, Tulloch, Afason, Carter, 29. v. Shields. E Blair, Hodd. Clarke. 20. J NTER-CLUB CON'T I'.ST.S Following are the results of inter-club games, the names of players of first-men-tioned club taking precedence in each case: Auckland v. Stanley —At Auckland: Brown. R. D. Gray. D. Camjbel!, Ataber, 27. v. Hobertson, Callan, Johintone, Jones, 28. Hillsborough v. Balmoral.—l'enison pins, at. Onehunga: W. Drake, A. Diakc. K. Puekle, J. Clarke. 19. v. J. Jpeir, W. H. Clarke, A. C. Bush. 11. Norgrnve, IS. Carlton v. Grey Lynn.—At Carlton: Simpson. Clinkard. Elliot. _G. Tuylor, 18, v. Smith. Prince, Kmerali, Whittle, 28. Carlton V. Auckland.—At Carlton: Holland. A Pollard, Bagrie, McAllister, l.\ v. i Ilardie-Neil, Israel. Casey, W ilker, 30. Carlton v. Onehunga —At Carlton: A. < Dickson, \V. Blair, Gordon, Hurrison, 25, v. Kov.-e, H.* Gordon, Harvey, Ross, 18. Carlton v. West End.—At Carlton: Abdallah. Bates, Jenkins, Kilgoir, 15, v. I. . Clarke, W. Hardley, C. Hardliy, Adess. 17. . AUCKLAND CLUB'S TOURNEY ■ Ten teams representing the Nomads will visit the Auckland Bowling C.ub next Sat- ] m day. A two days' open toi.rney will be held on the Auckland green on July 15 t and 22. ' . MATCH AT CARLTON 1 A team representing the Carlton Bowling t Club met a team representing Wellington c on the Carlton green on Saturday. Follow- i ing was the result, Carlton names being 1 mentioned first:—A. Taylor, Ball, Higgott, de Launuy, 15, v. Moore, Lett, A. Parker, c Naylor, 22.