BOWLING

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21793, 7 May 1934, Page 13

BOWLING

MATCHES IN AUCKLAND CLUB AND INTER-CLUB GAMES FollowLnpc are tho results of club bowling matches played in Auckland on Saturday:— Carlton. —President's handicap: Clinkard, 19, v. Brown, 13; Johnston, 18, v, Clinkard, 12- Clarke, 24. v. G-. Kent. 13; Johnston, in' v. Clarke, 17. Final: Clarke, 21. v. Johnston 13. Handicap pairs: Henley. H. B. Jenkin. 23. v. Struckett. Harvey. 20; Proud, Sinclair. 21, v. Andrews. Mason, 14; D. A. Dickson. Lancaster. 21. v. Clinkard. Harrison, 15. Final: Henley. H. B. Jenkin. 26, v. I). A. Dickson, Lancaster. 9. Junior championship: Feran, 21, v. A. Brown. 8; Henley. 21, v. Morris, 9. Final: Feran. 21, v. Henley, 14. First-year players' championship: A. Watson proved the winner. Remuera.— Bray Senior Badges: Hidings, W. W. Hill, Mingitis. Bray. 23, y. Scott, Dempsey, Norton, Daniels, 20. Junior Summer Badges: Choyce, McNaughton, Eaves, Buttimore. 26, v. Egerton, Thomson. Wight, P. Jackson, 16. Ordinary draw: Walker, Eaves.' Dempsey. Bull. 25, v. Segar, Potts, Lusher, Bray, 18: Eiordan. Fisher, Ashton, Norton. 24, v. W. Johnston, Annandale, Evans, Young, 16; O'Leary, P. Jackson, W. W. Hill, Mahon. 22. v. Sutherland, Wylie. Feldon. Mahony. 15: Adams. Murphy, Ormiston. Baker, 21, v. H. E. Jones, Harle, F. Watson, 16.

Onehunga.—Vice-president's fours, sixth round: Geraghty, Pople, Robertson, Grace, 23, v. O'Connell, Kirkwood, Harrison, Young, 14; Keeling, Walsh, Cross, Crichton, 21, v. J. Skinner, Gordon, Gosling, Kerns (two lives), 12; Greea, a bye. Young's rink was eliminated. Ordinary draw: Duke f Avey, Buchanan, Keany, 18, v. Beere, Turnbull, C. Skinner. Bassett, 17: Farnsworth, Marks, Munro, 26, v. West, McKenzie, Sayers, 16; Hardley, J. McKendrick, Wigginton, 22, v. Marshall, Collin, E. J. Gatland, 15. >

Mount Eden.—Final of percentage fours: Judd, C-. Taylor, J. A. Sherriff, Morrison, 15, v. "Wicksteed, M. Jones, Delnmore, Miller, 14. Ordinary draw: Cowan, Walker, W Watson. J. Baker, 27, v. Mason, W. Stevens, Joll, C. Baker, 18; F. Watson, Forgie, J. Smith. Frascr, 21, v. Cave, Peters, Dignan, Trayes, 20; Stewart, Daisley, Harland, 22, v. Lane, Kaspcr, Findlay, 17.

Grey Lynn.—Club fours, final: Laing, Winter, J. Reed, Curtis. 22. v. McMurchy; Hutson. Scott, Gibbons, 17. Club pairs: Troughear, A. Buckley, 14. v, Ircwheela, Lye. 7; S. Smith. Walker. 14, v. Cameron, Bail'don, 11.

INTER-CLUB CONTESTS

Following are the results of inter-club games, the names of players of first-men-tioned club taking precedence in each case:—

Remuera V. Rawhltl.—at Remuera: Schofield Buttimore. Griffiths. McMillan. 19, v. North. Aylett. Culpin. Thompson, 19. WAITEMAIA TOURNAMENT The Waitemata Bowling Club's full-rink tourney, extending over two days, was- concluded on Saturday. Following were the results:—J. A. Robertson, W. Corrin, AV. Copeland, 4 wins; J. William, 3£ wins; F. G. Blackwell, J. Blackledge, L. H. Dick, W. Osborne, W. McKinstrie, D. Simpson, 3 wins; E. "W. Bilkey, 2i wins; T. H. Hurley, 2 wins. The play-off resulted:—Semi-final: Robertson, a bye; Copeland, 5. v. Corrin, 0. Final: J. A. Robertson,- 7, \V. Copeland. 0. WHANGAREI CLUB [FROM OUR OWN' CORRESPONDENT 1 WHANGAREI, Saturday There was a good attendance at the Whangarei Bowling Club's greens this afterTioon, when the greens were closed for the season. The weather was showery and the greens were heavy. The club has experienced a very successful season. CLAUDELANDS CLUB [FROM OUR OWS CORRESPONDENT ] HAMILTON, Sunday Competitions oonducted by the Claudelands Bowling Club during the last season concluded yesterday, and resulted as follows:—Championship singles, AV. Carter; handicap pairs, B. Marshall, L. Goodwin. First-year players, A. H. Cheesman.