BOWLING

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21596, 14 September 1933, Page 7

BOWLING

TOURNEY AT MOUNT s EDEN COLLEGE MATCHES ARRANGED The Mount Eden Bowling Club will play mEtches against representatives of various college associations at Mount Edeij next Saturday afternoon, commencing at 1.45. The following will represent the respective colleges:— Grammar Old Boys.—E. R. Allen, C. C. Baker, W. H. Bartlelt, T. S. Bassett, A. M. Bell, W. Bigelow, R. S. H. Bisa, C. G. Brookes, A. H. Brookes, E. Cameron, C. S. Cave, A. G. Cooke, A. P. Crojye, C. H. Culpan, H. A. Darrow, E. R, Davis, W. W. Edgerley, A. J. Fernandez, H. F. Forder. G. L. Gladding, S. J. Harbutt, H. R. Hesketh, A. F. Hooper, F. A. Hosking. V. Johnston, A. H. Keesing, R. S. Latta, C. A. Lindberg. J. R. Lundon, R. J. Lusher, G. J. Mackay, H. J. D. Mahon, R. P. Norris, H. Parkinson. J. A. Pennalligen, G. H. Plumjner, R. G. Prangley, F. Prime, J. Rees-George. J. P. Ridings, T. C. Schnackenberg. C. Scott, S. W. Somerfield, J. Stanton, L. Ure, M. S. Walker, VV. R. C. Walker, R. H. Walton, F. M. Waters. J. W. Winks, G. H. Woolley, A. H.. Yeoman. Prince Albert College Old Boys.—Z. Wood, P R. Burton, •R. Sheath, J. Pascoe, P. Tudehope. B. J. Harbutt, J. Wylie, H. ,C. Clarke, W. Irwin, R. Hart, R., 'lsaacs,. H. A. Robertson King's College Old Boys.—R.. Vickerman, F. E. McCallum, J. C. E. Kissjing, A. R. Graham. Otago Boys' High School.—A. Israel. C. G. Maher, W. C. Young, Hardie-Neil. Auckland University College.—Professor C. W. Egerton. Professor H. W, Segar, Professor S. E. Lamb, Professor M. Walker. In the event of wet weather a social afternoon fl will be hold in the club pavilion. l THAMES OLD BOYS' TEAMS The following will represent Thames Old Boys in a match to be played against the Epsom Bowling Club at Epsom on Saturday:—J. Whitehouse, W. Brown, C. Blomfield, G. Hoßking; H. L«nb, B. Inglis, E. Burton, H. Koefoed; B. McKendrick, M. Paul. O. Blakey, W. Brownett; B. Ingall, E Leydon, -J. A. Pearce, G. Inglis; S. Whitehead. A. Watson, W. J. Edwards, L. Keys; J. Hutson, J. Coaltley, E. McConnell. S. W. Thompson; J. Trcbilcock, A. Taylor, Captain Kasper, JV. Casey; W. Paul, A. Lamb. J. Diamond, P. White; C. Cor, G. McKendrick. J. Hayes. B. Sommerville; E. Waite, J. McKendrick* A. Gribble, D. Moran; W. Ardern, J. Skinner. S. White, J. Cahill; J. Hulse, J. Martinson, W. H. Newton, J. Kerr: T. Gentles, J. Guthrie, H. Gribble, A. Beckman; L. Bradley, R. H. Paterson. H. A. Darrow, C. Lamb: C. Adams. Gage-Brown, J. May. A. Neubeggin; Neubeggin. C. Thompson, T. Walker, H. C'liffe; P. Koefoed, Megriss. F. Murphy, 11. Wright. NOMADS TO PLAY ALBERT The following will Represent the Nomads in a match to be dayed against the Mount Albert Bowling Club at Mount- Albert on Saturday:—A. Clarke. C. E. Clarkson, A. E. Edwards. Marshall Laing's two teams, H. Kasper. J. S. McMillan, J. B. Paterson, T. Price, J. Reid, P. White. WELLINGTON PAIRS SYSTEM [BY TELEGRAPH —rRESB ASSOCIATION] WELLINGTON, Wednesday An endeavour was made at a meeting to persuade the Wellington Bowling Centre to reverse its decision to play the centre pairs championship with three bowls per player, and return to the old system of four bowls. The discussion ended in the three-bowl game being sustained by a substantial majority.