BOWLING CONTESTS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21717, 5 February 1934, Page 14

BOWLING CONTESTS

MATCHES IN AUCKLAND CLUB AND INTER-CLUB GAMES RESULTS OF SATURDAY'S PLAY Club and inter-club bowling games continued in Auckland on Saturday. Following were the results': — ' Auckland. —Club fours: John Carlaw. Colidicutt. Till. Nicholson. 22, v. Hollis. Mooney. Keesinc. Washer, 3G; Beaumont. Tracy Inglis. Hislop, D. Campbell. 23. v. Fillmore, Wyverc Wilson. Linder, Osmond. 17; Brinkman. Sadler, White. 11. Allan, 24. v. Brown. Forder. Dicketts, Dadlcy. 20- Waite. Michaels, Prune, Bourke, 012.o 1 2. v. Franklin. Lend'_-r.you. Self, G. F. Mackny, 12; Menser. C. Colebrook. McDougall. lvuramot, 25. v. B. Smith. G. Read. A. R. Donald, McNlahon. 33 • Alexander, iNcwbegin. Dixon. A. IJ. Grav. -20. v. Wallace. McPherson, Binns. Pierce, 12; Pitcaithley. Redmond. Hacket, Daniel, 33. v. Harding, De Renzy, Hewitson, Luke. 13; Dymock, Darlow. W. J. Campbell. McPhail, 27, v. Dawson. Probert, Matheson, Steele, 10: G. Allan, Tyler, Waters, R. Smith, 34, v. Simpson, King, C. Allan, Lyell, 1!*: Barnes, P. Williams, J. Williams, Mnher. 20. v. L. tire, Ileath. R. D. Gray. Gilles, 15: Bailev, Clayton, Beck, Moir, 23, v. 1» li. Colebrook, Adams, Wright. Plummer, A. Clarke, Kain. Andrew, 2a. v. Chapman. Christie, Armitage. Wilson, 8; R. L. Wilson, Lynch, K. S. Macky. Walker, -a, v. J. Foster, L. Clarke. H. C. Tyle, Norwood. 23. Carlton. Percentage fours: GrocoTt, Gavcy, Taylor, Perry, 23. v. Walker, Shields, Fbote, Muston. 16; Alolloy, Marshall, Sinclair. Jones. 21, v. Adamson. Costall, Pitt, Rowe, 20; Tliorne, Feran. Burns. W. Cross, 29. v. Dickson. McLachlan, Emernli, Taylor, 10; HentXi, Dillicar, Buxton, Buchanan, 29, v. Hailey. Mitchell, Thompson, Harrison, 30; Harinan, G. Duncan, Roberts, Elliott, 21, v. White, Cooke, Fraser, Wrightson, 11; Scott. Henley, E. Blair, de Launay. 19, v. Holland. Struckett, Noton, Gordon. TT>; Sampson, Robertson, V. J. Cooke, C. Mountain, 17, v. Riskin, A. G-. Brown. T. Mountain. S. Jenkin, 10; Allen, Russell, Cornish, Laird. 20, v. Isaacs, Watson, Stokes, Clarke, 19; C. Little, Wildish, Leitch. Baskerville, 27. v. Hollis, Brittain, A. Pollard. G. Pollard, 25; A. Cutler. J. Robertson. G. Cutler, Turner. 23. v. Leser. Clifton, Glenister, A. Gladding, 1G: Whaley, Doyle. Harvey. Wishart,' 19, v. Pascoe, Robson, T. Watson, Mason, 17.

Remuera.—Bray Senior Bridges: Ellerbeck, Bowles, Alien. Wooller, 23, v. Clark, Allport. Feldon. Macfarlane. 14. Junior Summer Badges: Coath, Clarkson, Vincent. Keys. 3G. v. McKechnie, Whitley, Potts, Bolton. ,7. Club draw: Henry, W. Jackson, Franklin. 21. v. Penn, Saffery. 20; Egerton. Weir. Hatch, F. M. Shortt, 22. v. Hess ell. Vincent. Bowles. Sauderson. 19; Choyce, Bolton. A. jM. Bell, Daniels, 24, v. Mclvaughton, Potts. Ashton, Kissling. 12: Donaldson, Annandale. ©rxniston. Wallace. 19. v. McKechni?, Buttimore, Allport. Burcher, 1G; J. H. Johnston. Sutherland._ Ellerbeck, Somerfield, 2C, v. Coath, Williams. Brook. McCallum, 13; Mander. Gavey, Mellars. E. Jackson, 20, v. Richardson, Symes, F. M. Watson. Acheson. 19; Walker, Fisher, Feldon, Newton, 25, v. W. Johnston, W. Bobertson, S. G. Smith, Macey, 23; Clarkson, Henson, G. E. Hill, Coc, 24, v. Hardley. Evans, W. T. Bell, Allen, 22; .Adams, Murphy, Ferneyhough, Lawrence, 20. y. Schofield. Edmiston, Dempsey, Macfarlane. 17; Whitley. M. Reid. Baker, E. D. Jieid. 17. v. Loosemore, Clark, Scott. Mahon, 13: Watt. Wright. W. Hill. Sheath, 19. v. Riordan, Penty, Harvey, Norton, IS.

Ofiehunga.—President's fours: Watkinson, J. Skinner, Mcßeath, Schnackenberfr, 23, v. Mann, O'Connor. C. Skinner, Harrison, 16; Pople, Bell, Jones, Kenny, 23, v. Gray, Geraghty, Harlock, Cross. 14; Phillips, Kirkwood, McKenzie, Wigginton, 25, v, Leask, Haydon, Kerns, Welham, 23; Bauer, Marshall, Collin, Vella, 22, v. West, Harxey, / Higgins, Kerr, 12; Faul'der. Ramsay, Petchell. Macklow, 23, v. MoMaster, Farns•worth, Foote, Bassett, 15; Turnbull, Adams, Brown. Wright. 25, v. Smethurst, Duke, Gosling, B. V. Sutherland, 16; Walsh, Keeling, Munro, MacFarquhar, 29, v. Avey, Smith, Xi. Bray, Livingstone, _ 18. Ordinary draw: Hardley, McLean. Davies, 2u. v. Goode, Gordon, Ross, 17; Moore. G. H. Bray, E. J. Gatland, 34, v. B. Sutherland, Green, Sayers, 17; Gibbins. Gill. Buchanan, 25, v. Ireland, Milnes, Wallace, IS. Mount Albert.—Club fours: Wrigglesworth, Zs'yberg, Stewart. Somervell. 17. _v. Tait, Crowe. Leather, Sage, 15: McKeggie, Blani. ires, Dawson. E. Thomas. IG, v. Tossev, A. Hawke, Harrison, Cutforth. 20: Watts. Entrican,,Lane, Humphries, 23. v. Castro, Baxter. Wallace, Wilkinson. 16: Pool, A. Stevens. Hawke. Sharpe, 22. v. Taylor. Stevens. Dickens, Allely, 16; Grant, Gilthrie. Boa'gey, T. Walker, 28, v. Morrison. Harris, Wells. 3. Thomas, 22; ■ Rhodes, Servic-?. McKay. Kewton, 23, v. Young, Webster. D. Stevens. Clark, 13;-W. Stewart, Blomeley, .Bennett. Norden. 30, v. Jeffares, W. Thomas. Jordan. Maxwell, 1G; Rolston. Harvey, Imeson. 30. •v. Brown. Barton, Oldham. 21.

West End.—Percentage fours: Delany, Kemp, Boyle, C. Hardley. 21. v. Jacobs, Kndx, Taylor. Thomson, 18; Earl, Watson, Raynes, Pelham, 21, v. Kinsey, Wilson, Hardy, Thomass, 17; F. Clarke. Overington, Parkinson. Plummer, 25. v. Irwin, Cox, Adams, W. Hardley, 11; Service," Stichbury, Kirkham, Worsfold. 19, v. Eslielby, Bandilands. Cook. W. Kirk, 18: Casley. Cooper, White, Brookes. 19, v Green, Brummei, Braffin, McCarthy, 15; Tollerton, Skinner, Darby, I. Clarke, 21, v. G. Kirk, Hudson, Price, Bremner, 10.

Rocky Nook. —Percentage Young, Hudson. Wheeler, Williams, 25, v. Stewart, Codd, Baxter, Preston, 13: Sawyer. Joass, Kayes. Loram. 23, v. J. M. Stormont. Fullerton, Oughton, Anderson, 18; McMillan. Eagleton, Bain, 39, v. Jones, Bell, Brown, Roylanccv 15; De Rungs. Cameron, White. Cliff. 18, v. Elliston, Dorririgton, Sidler, Tongue. 22; Rutledge, Stuart, Yeo, Pinch, 32, v. Miliar, Renshaw. Cadwallader, Milner, 24; Taylor, Brown, Kayes, Keatley, 24, v. Bowan, Winthrop, Pearce, 22; Turner, Bush, Walters, Lamb, 14. v. C. W. Kayes, Stehr, Farley, Wakerley, 21. Elterslie. —Percentage fours: Cucksey, McKeal'vJ. White, G. Wood. 34, v. Ferneyhough, Wright, Watson. Somerfield. 13; Williams, Ceek, Wannan, Hay, 25, v. Hill; Richmond. Whelan,- Maud, 22: Corby, Knight, Longfield, Lowe, 12, v. Trebilcock,. Place, Woodward, Gollan, 27; Clarke, Simcock, Hopping, Dickson, 30. v. Woodlock, Marsden. Macklow, Sanders; 13; Christmas, . Whyte, Hadwick. Joll, 26, v. Griffin, Fussell, , McKelaie, F. Wood, 19; Arthur, Digcins, Westbroofc, Johnson, 18, v. Kirk, Vulger, Sharky, Godfrey, 20. Rawhiti.—Percentage fours: Samways. Carter, Coleman, Culpin, 20, v. Scarborough, Morrow, Stewart, Brown, 19; Herriott, It. Walker, Moricur. Murray. 22, v. Tremain, Wayte, Townsend, P. Thomson, 22; Gibson, Stubbs, Leaning, McPherson, 22, v. Penn, Bennett, Martin, Keller, 17; Ryall, Mason, Haslam, Savin, 24, v. Byman, Pederson. WoHhington, Ormerod, 18- Muir, Barker. Frcman. Johnston, 29. v. Urquhart, Allan. Scelly. N. Thomson, 9.

Edendalo.—Ordinary draw: Grant, Feilding, Bradohaw, Greenwood, 27, v. Durrani Bluck, Sakey. Brownctt, 17; Conway, East, Roan, 2(5, v. Florey, Foreman, R. Smith, 16; Jones. Pollock, Noad, 19, v. Rattray, Chambers, Bleakley, 18: Credin, Bayiiss, Mayhill, Addison, 23, v. Diamond, Chapman, Hill, McCarthy. 15.

PonsOnby —Ordinary drawl Mercer. Galloway. Conway, -23, v. Lockbead, Lincoln, Richardson, 11; Schischka. Payne. 25. v, Shirley, Elleray, 12. ,

Devonport.—Club fours: Pairie, Flinn, S, Wrigley, Lowe, 24, v. McCallum, "Vaile, Markham, Mason, 15. Percentage fours: Bell, Ivoefoed, Rowell, 23, v. Barber, Knight, Mincham, Anderson, 12; Challoner, Rush, Bailey, Layzell, 23, v. Ansell, Fraer, Newman, Blackburn, 15; Fulljanies, AValsh, Goudie, Hamlin. 18, v. McSkimming, Davis, A,; Morgan, Bach, 17.

Stanley.—Ordinary draw: Webster, Forbes, canity. Wilson 35, v. Dawson, Robertson. Donaldson, Hull, 7; Mason, Worthinsrton. Kennedy. Smith, 21. v. Rapley, Howitt, Gale. White, 17; Grinter, C. H. Jones. Lock, Hooker. 20, v. Woolfe. Mail-, Hutt. Bartlett, ; Aid ridge, Byrne, Whitley, Weller, 22, v. Jackson, Ross, Bertrand, Brookes, 19,

Pukekoha.—Percentage fours: Payne, JohnRon, Lusher, Duncan Roulston, 27, v. Crosbie. fJwinbourn. David Roulston, Munro, 14; Proude, Ncal, Crispe, Lnwrie. 30, v. Taylor, Carter. Bloxham. Jamieson. 15; Webb, H. <7. Short, Mnssey. Burrows, 22, v. Ferguson, J. P. Carter, Fitness. Pleydell, 12: Seed, Dell, Joseph Adams, 25, v. Butcher, Cooper, Blake, 15; O. Short, Crandison, 26, v. Rehall, W. Wright, 16. VValuku.—President's fours: Staunton, Codhn, Hamilton. Williams, 20. v. Honey, J. Barriball, A.. M Barriball, Crouch, 9; Millmgton, Muir, Bint, 27, v. Hull, Ironmonger, Jones, 23.

; INTER-CLUB CONTESTS Following ate the results of inter-club eamep. tho names of players of first-men-tioned club taking precedence in each case:— Balmoral v. Ponsonby.—At Balmoral: McLeod,,, Ward, W. Richardson Chuppell, 20, v. Stevenson, Casey, Fanch, Carbines,' 15; T. D. Anderson, Trewin, Pitrdy, Vincent, 24, v. Clarke, Grey-Campbell, F. Lethnni, Johnson, 1U; Carter, G. Clark, "Winks, Benson, 17, v. Coliner. Kicliardson, Crowe, Bridges, 25; Gentles, Fort, Barber, Layland, 11, v. •VJewellyn. Bagget; Coldwater, Bryant, 27: JiikloX- Denison, "VV. 11. Clarke, 33, v. Captain Smith, Graham Goodacre, Colcbrook, 22: Yeoman, Tattersail, D. Richardson, Rajmoy, 22, v. Carlaw, Drummond, Mchmstry. Best, 26; Blair, Cook. Goodall, ( oau, 21, v. H. Moore. Scanlon, Lovett, GrifOths. 17. At Ponsonby: Sawyers, Barnes Rem?. Clews, 47, v. L. Foster, Albis, Buchan, McGregor. 4; Hoppy, Fergusson, Kelly, Lloyd. 24. v. J. D. Webster, W. W. Moore, Partington, L. Jury, 13; Davis, Esterman. Robertson, liner. Mclvor, Oates, Mclnnes. 13; A, Brown, Speir. R. H. Fisher, Gilford, 23, v. Parkinson, Waterworth, Murray, Parsons, 35; Amore, Fleming, Black, L. H. Campbell, 3S, v. Molloy, Harris, Peters. McLeod, 18; R. F/ Brown, Percy, E. J. Goldsmith, H. R. Goldsmith, 26, v. Connolly, Piper, Giljnour Spmerville, 2]; Dean. W. S. Fisher, Avey/Roberts, 17. v. P. Eavans. Frieberg, ■Veale, Rowbottom, 18. Aggregate points, Balmoral,-SOS; • Ponsonby, 253, ! /

Balmoral v. Epsom.—First-year: Batey, Lopg, Moon, Peterson, 17, v. S. Harrison, Hounsell, W. Graham. Blackley, 23. :• Epsom v. Mount Eden.—At Epsom: Furnell, 24, v. Fraser, 15; Hooper, 20, v. Findlay, 17; Paget ..2li v. J. H, Baker, 17; Millen, 30, v*. A. Johns, 17;'Bruce, 33, v. Miller, 15; Burton, 19,"v. Smith, 23; George, IG, v. Morrison. 27; Kissling, 20, v. Taylor. 21; McDouirall, 11, v. C. Baker, 21. At Mount Eden: Tanner, 20, v. Bigelow, 23; Wright, 21, v. .Toll, 22; 'JRamsny, IG, v. McNab. 22; Lewis, 24, v. tfatenby, 29: Grattan. 22. v. Hull, 1!); G. Lamb, 20, v. Turner, 27; Montgomerie, 17, v. Surman, 24; Wylie, 15, v. Julian. 31; Na'sh, 9, v. Bourke. 37. Carlton v. Ponsonby.—First-year. at Carlton: Head, Reynolds, Dripps, Turner. 20. v. Mentzer, Halstcad, G. Foster, Stewart, G. At Ponsonby: Wilson, 21, v. Bartley, 16.

Waitumata v. Takapuna.—Marine pennant, fit Waitemata: M. J. Walsh, C. Headland, W. Corvin, W. Osborne, 20. v. Howie, Prentice. Veale, Cameron, 21: S. Osborne, E Rogers, D. Simpson, E. W. Bilkcy, 20, v. Archibald, Kcnrick, Cullons, Cutler, 10; G. B. Cliinnery, C. Sampson. E. B. Hillam, W. McKinstric. 23, v. Pedoiflen, B, Fenton, Corfe. T. Hanna. 13; A. B. Martin. J. Brennnn. J. A. Robertson, A. Parrish, 2;' i, v. White, Jury, Waterman, llardky. 10. Pukekohe v. Waluku.—At Pukckohe: Wyatt, Morland, Bradanovich, Sunnier. 22, v. Bridle, Armitage, Dr. Whiteside, Neal, 15. Avonctalo v. Hallyburton-Johnstone —At Avondale: Gibson, 19. v. Solomon, 19: B. Myers. 19. v. Tnplien. 21; Sutherland, 23. v. Brcckin, '23; Kelsnll, 20, v. Neilson, 10.

Waiukir v. Tuakau—,At Waiului: Jerram, Grice. Wright. Roscoc. 33. v. Robb, H. Prendergrast. Fulton. W. Smeed. 25; Toogood." Gill. Harris. Elmsley. 29. v. Bagnall, C. Prendergrast, Finch, I. Pirrctt. 90; Garland, McNaughton, Aldred, E. S. Barriball, 23. v. Vanghan, W. Pirret, Glasgow, C. Smeed. 17: Henry, Hayes. Tong. H. M. Bariiball. 32, v. Ley, Logan,, liowo. James Pirret, 22. ,

Buckland v. Patumahoe.—AJ Buckland: Hart, Harrison, Wiggins. Allen, 12, v. Lees, Brown, Finlay. W. Howe. 20; Campbell. Borne, Fulton, Butcher, 21, v. Shipherd, A. Nrcdham, Lowrie, F. Needham, 24: A. Wright. Wylie. Deed. Dalies, 21, v. Howe, Hendry, Gallagher. Johns, 14. AUCKLAND CLUB'S TOURNEY The Auckland Bowling Club's Anniversary Day tourney was finalised on Saturday. Following were tho results:—Semi-final: E. Caddy, Shaw, E. Buckley, R. Caddy (Grey Lynn), 31, v. Baker, Hitclicns, Johnson. McMaster (Stanley), 8. Final F:. Stevens, F. Wilson, E. Richmond. H. Farland (Epsom). 17. v. E. Caddy, Shaw, E. Buckley, R. Caddy, 36.

RETURNED SOLDIERS' MATCH Teams representing Rawhiti and Wolfliomo returned soldiers played a bowling game on the Rawhiti green on Saturday. Following was the result, Rawhiti names being mentioned first: Aylett, Yuill, Swabey, Roberts. 13, v. Devey, JJaylor, Sharkey, Stenberg, IG.

NORTHERN WATKATO STARS [from our own correspondent! PUKEKOHE. Saturday , A Bucldand bowling team, Bullock, Griffin, Steele and Wright, was successful to-do.v in carrying off the Northern Waikato Stars from the holders, Pukekohe. The Pukekohe players were Haslam, Blake. Price and Bisli. and the game was won by 22 points to 14. GLEN MASSEY BEATS TAUPIRI [from our own correspondent] TAUPIRI, Saturday Playing* at Taupiri to-day in the South Aiickland inter-club • bowling competitions, Glen Massey defeated Taupiri by G9 points to 52. Results are as follows. Glen Masßey names being mentioned first:—Geddes. Crawford, Brown, Davies, 16, v. Whitehorn, West, Jackways, Horwood. 16; Brown, Lang. Trew, McFarlane, 29, v. Hewitt, Catley. Waring. Seath, 21; Kelly, Swales, Connew, Westfield, 24, v. Gorman, Powell, Gleeson, Murphy. 15. SOUTH AUCKLAND COMPETITIONS [from our own correspondent] TAUPIRI, Sunday Playing at Taupiri yesterday in the South Auckland inter-club bowling competitions, Glen Massey defeated Taupiri by G9 points to 52. Details lire as follows, Glen Massey names being mentioned first:— Geddes, Crawford, Brown, Davies, ]G, v. Whitehorn, West, Jackways, Horwood! IG;' Brown, Lang, Trew, McFarlane, 29, v. Hewitt, Catley, Waring, Seath, 21; Kelly, Swales, Connew,. Westfield, .21, v. Gorman,' Powell,: Gleeson, Murphy, 15. MATTHEWS FERNS MATCH [from our own correspondent] lIAMILTOX, Sunday In the match for the Matthews' Ferns played on the Claudelands green yesterday, the- challengers, Gudex, Udy, C. A. Speight and Goodwin, defeated the holders Gillam, Thomson, P. J. Sncll and Fruish, by 29 points to IG. MATCHES AT THAMES L [from our own correspondent] THAMES, Sunday Following were tho results of cricket matches played at Thames yesterday:— Tararu v. Kpriika.—Karaka: First innings, 50 (Brokenshire 15, Smith 10). Bowling: Anderson five for 14. Second innings, 99 (Haywood 23, Smith 23). Bowling: Belling four for G. Tararu: First innings, 58 for seven wickets, declared. Bowling: McCleary four for 13. Tararu won on the first innings. High School v. Suburbs.—High School; First innings, 74. Suburbs: First innings, 58 (Pratt 17, Goodwin 10). Second innings, 90 (Pratt 16, McKenzie 17). Bowling; Watson five for 20, Baker four for 41. High School won on the first innings.

CLOTHIER SHEILD CONTEST [from our own correspondent] THAMES, Saturday Teamii representing tho Paeroa Bowling Club visited Thames to-day to play Thames for the Clothier Shield. Tho result was a •win for Paeroa by games to 3} games. The position of teams for the shield at present is:—-Thames, 2 wins, 3 losses; Hikutaia, 2 wins and a draw, Waihi, 2 wins and a draw; Paeroa, 2 wins, 2 losses. Tho aggregate points for to-day's games were Thames, 160; Paeroa, 158. Following were the individual results, Paeroa names being mentioned first:—Wulmsley. Le Fovre, Edwards, Marsh, 25, v. Gooder, Bongard, Twentyman, Adamson, 22; Neil. Wright. P. Williams, Henderson, 29, v. Gibb, Saunders, .Cartwriglit, H. Cordes, 35; Turner, Findlay', Holes, Chamberlain, 16, v. Poland, McCullough, Millington, Smith, 16; Samuel, Waines, Pye, Taylor, 19, v. Griffin, C. Taylor, Wallace, Alexander, 21; Kidd, G. Vowlea, Davies, Metfain, 20, v. Middlebrook, Clendon. G. Cordes, Gordon, 15; Purdie, Brooks. Lockyer, T. Williams, 19, v. Lockett, Williams, Gallop, Lewis, Griffin, 26; Day. Malkovieh, Brockett, Gibb, 11, v. C. Billing, Palmer, Bennett, Strange, 28; W. Smith, Harms, Silcock, Towers, 19, v. J. McConnell, R. Taylor, Long, Buclian. 17. ATTRILL CUP CONTEST [fjiom our own correspondent] OPOTIKI, Sunday The ttecond round of tho Attrill Cup cricket competition was commenced yester* ■Jay, Opotiki playing Wainnina at Opotiki, Ojotiki scored a decisive victory on tho ilrst innings by 169 runs. Following wero :he details:— Opotiki.—First innings, 258 for four ■vickets, deckred (J. Jessop 102 retired, Harriman 60, Jf. Jessop 23, Nowdick 52 not out). Bowling: Menzies two for 38, Wells I,wo for 103. Waimana.—First innings, 89 (Wells . 45), Bowling: J. Jessop two for 14, Harrimari Uvo for 15, J. Roid two for 3. Second in-] nings, 218 for seven wickets (Wells 100, H. Wardlaw 36). Bowling: Hawkins three (or 48, Harriman two for 35. WIN FOR CLAUDELANDS [from our own corrksfondhnt] HAMILTON, Sunday A visit was paid to tho Claudelanda green yesterday by six rinks representing tho Frankton Railway Bowling Club. Of tho Karnes that were played, Claudelands won 41, and Railway I}. Claudelands secured 12-1 points and Railway 96. The results were as follows, the visiting rinks being mentioned first:—Shirley, Maxwell, Malone, Mara, 15, v. Kirk, Chegwidden, Anderson, Baglcy, 18; Sanson, Blackburn, Crowley, Leeder, 15, v. Cobb, Muir, Webber, son, 17; Town, Tombs, Frost, Fiddes, 15, v. Lamprell, Clothier, Proscott, Carter, 33; Murphy, Hicks, Grnjiam, Morrison, 15, v! Woodcock, F. A. Snell, Curling, C. Or. Speight, 15; Crabb, Anderson, Elliott, (loutts, 18, v. Robson, Stubbs, Fraser, Whitten, 14;- Exelby, Wilson, Borland. Howie. 18, v. Page, W. B, Youna, Darlington, Reyrolda, 17. «.

NORTH AUCKLAND COMPETITIONS [from OUlt own correspondent] _ WHANGAREr, Saturday . On the Portland Bowling Club's green to-day, the championship banner full-link competition of the North Auckland Bowling Centre was played by clubs representing the central section. The following clubs were represented:—Chilman, Power, Williams. Brcwis (Portland); Rummins. C:unpie. Williams, Graham (Russell); Kokich, Telfor. Morrish, Piggott (Whangarei). As a result of the day's play, Whangarei Club was successful, and will play the final games at Dargaville on March 17 with the winning teams of the northern and southern sections. Following are the results of to-day's games:— First Round.—Piggott (Whangarei), 19, v. Brewis (Portland), 1G; Graham (Russell), a bye*. Second Round.—Piggott. 25, v. Graham. 1G; Brewis, a bye. 'third Round.—Fire wis, 19, v. Graham. 10: 'Piggott, a bye. l'iggott won the competition. On the Whangarei Bowling Club's greens to-day weather conditions were good. Several ordinary draw games were played nn<l the following competition games:— Handicap pairs: Wilding. Reynolds, 25. v. Cutfortli, " Stowort, IG. Championship singles: Cutforth, 24, v. Morrison, 14. GAMES AT OTOROHANGA [from our own correspondent] OTOROHANGA, Sunday Teams representing the To Kuiti and Otorohanga Bowling Clubs played a match at Otorohanga yesterday for tho King' Country Cup, the former winning on tho aggregate by 70 points to 50. Following aro the scores, Otorohanga names being mentioned first:—Ting, Cooper, Quinlan. Park, 9, v. Haines, Read, Griffiths, Andrew, 35; Fry, Toner. Crosby, Pratt, 22, v. lveid, Innes, Dinsdale, O'Connell, 11; Stewart. Bluck, Turnbull, Bell, 25, v. Home, Jones, Jacobs. Luslt, 24. Other games played were:—Farrant, Lnngkilde. Birkott. Weston, 10, v. O'Hagan, Wilson, Abbott, Tapp, 2S; Bridge, Quin, Bowger, England, 19, v. Baddeley, Thomas, Ayines, Frost, 22: Ingham, Whitlock, JackRon, Landman, 18, v. Baker, Tusliy, Richmond, Walker, 10.