BOWLING

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21799, 14 May 1934, Page 13

BOWLING

MATCHES IN AUCKLAND CLUB AND INTER-CLUB GAMES Club and inter-club bowling competitions were continued in Auckland on Saturday. Following were the results of club games:— Auckland Winter fours: P. R. Colebrook, Franklin, Hacket, Noil, 20, v. Waite, Coldicutt. Prime, R. Smith, 15: B. Smith, C. Colebrook. Williams, Lende.--you, 20, v Pitkeathly, Sußman, Whittaker, Binns, 15; Dymock, Sims, Hislop, D. Campbell, 23, v. Parks, Moon, Israel. Osmond, 14; G. Allan, Dimery, A. D. Gray, Waters, 26, v. King, Hewitson, Gilles, Dixon, 14. Carlton.—Ordinary draw: Long, Isaacs. Dillicar, H. B. Jenkin. 17. v. Reardon, Holland. Innis. Tulloch. 13: Head. Gunn, Bartrom G. Kent. 24. v. Robinson. W. Stewart, Beattie. A. Bartley. 9. Winter Ferns: Sampson, Clinkard, G. Taylor, Clarke, 24, v. Russell, Feran. Doyle Lister, 13. Rawhiti.—Percentage fours: Ryall, Barker, Townsend, McPherson, 25. v. North, Pedersen, Johnston, Scelly, 21: Beer, R. Walker, Allen. Chiplin, 21, v. Penn, Bennett, E. Walker, Murray. 15; Samways, Aylett, Leaning, Jackson, 24, v. Ryman, Herriott, Moncur, Ormerod, 21; Mason, Morrow, Keller. 21, v. Wayte. Worthington, Harris, 21; Coleman, Culpin, 25, v. Stewart, N. Thomson, 24. Rialto buttons: Tremaine, Yuill, Martin, 34, v. Gibson, Carter. Brown. 17. Grey Lynn Club pairs: Person, Dougan, 15, v. Stock, McMurchy, 7; Collier, Walker, 14, v. Marshall, Scott, 10; Castaign, E. Buckley, 17, v. Snell. Lawson. 13; Trewheela, Tonge. 14, v. Stevens, Boden. 7; Gcbbie, Higginson, 10, v. Sanders, Whittle, 6; Dougan, Troughear, 12, v. Cox, A. Buckley, 11; Molony, Teague, 15, v. Winter, Curtis, 10; Cameron, McMurchy, 10, v. S. Smith, Baildon, 9. In the junior championship semi-final McMurchy defeated Lye and meets Teague in the final. Ordinary draw: Sanders, Person, Prince, Puddle, 21. v. Mayson. W. Smith, Newton, McLeod, 16. Onehunga.—Vice-presidents' ' fours, semifinal: Smith, B. McKendrick, Robertson. Grace, 21, v. Keeling, Walsh, Cress, Crichion, 15; J. Skinner, Gordon. Gosling, Kerns, 28, v. Kirkwood, Pople, Bassett, Green, 10. Ordinary draw: Geraghty, Walsh, Brown. Macklow, 22, v. Phillips, West. Harlock, Flowerday. 14; Smethurst, Brown. L. Bray, E. J. Gatland. 2", v. W. Stephens, Ramsay, Wallace, F. Stephens, 12; Ferguson, Cow ell, Munro, Wigginton, 33. v. Petchell, Collin, Foote, Welham, 14; Beere, Bell, Buchanan, Livingstone. 24, v. Dukf>. Gill, McKenzie. Kerr, 20; Turnbull, Gibbons, Hiegins, 25, v. Avey, Adams, Moore, 20; Hardley, Leask. Davies, Kenny, 22, v. Mann, Marshall, Cr. H. Bray, I. J. Sutherland, 18 West End.—Final of percentage fours: Tollerton, Earl, Darby, Needham, 22, v. Delaney, Price, Hardy, I. Clarke, 20. Final of champion pairs: Green, Stichbury. 29, v. Eshelby. Knox, 27. Ordinary draw: Collins, Haridns, Plummer, 29, v. F. Clarke, Parkinson, W. Kirk, 20; J. Irwin, R. Cox, Butland, 19, v. Qtialtrough, 11. Hill. Kirkham, 18; Service, MeNair, C. Hardley, 25. v. G. Kirk, Wynyard, Thomas, 17.

INTER-CLUB MATCHES Following are the results of inter-club games, the names of players of first-men-tioned club taking precedence in each case:— Onehunga v. Otahuhu. —Farnsrwortli, Rosa, Marks, Vella, 22. v. Stansfield, Flood, Ogilvie, Harper, IG. Nomads V, Carlton,—At Carlton: W. H. Jones, S. White, P. White, T. Price, 18. v. Baker, Sanabart. Jones. Graham, 10; C. E. Clarkson, T. Weir, J. Allport, G. A. Keys, 17. v. Hinton. Foote. E. Blair, H. de Launay. 26; E. Scarborough, F. G. Williams, E. Price. E. I. Lyell, 21, v. Thornes, Fletcher. Vaughan. H. Kent. 22; Captain Flynn, J. S. McMillan, J. Richardson, J. B. Paterson, IG. v. Hollis. Johnston, Buchanan, Wishart. 27; A. Dixon. Walters, H. Cooper, T. T. McAlister, 18, v. Abdallah, Pollard, T. Mills. George Hosking, 18; Worthington, H. Lucas, Rev. _W. P. Rankin. F. A. Hosking, 14. v Birkenhead. Coutts, Elliot, Hodd, 24; Robertson, Donaldson. Whitley, Johnston. 15, v. Molloy, Sheilds. F. Parsons, jun.,J. Duncan, 20; T. Mason. H. W. Woolf, A. H. Yeoman W. F. Hardley. 18. v. Whaley. Struckett. G. Cutler. S. Lamb. 18; Heinold, McLaren, T. H. Peek, J. R. Lundon, 16, v. White, Morris, S. Jenkin,_ W. Coltman. 22- Morland. Rev. J. Pattison. Bilkey, S Bish, 21. v. C. Little. Tomlin, 11. Everett. Turner. 11; Webster, M. Laing, W. W. Edgerley, R. Parker-Hill, 16. v. Baird. R. Walker, F. Parsons, sen.. C. Muston. 26; J. Whitehouse, J. Richmond. Sykes. I. Thompson, 18. v. Smith. Cross, T. Mountain, W. Perry, 20; A. Webster, W. Peterson, Bates. A. H. Steele, 16, v. Mclvor, F. Wilson, Hills. 12: J. J. Donnell. G. J. Pickens, R. Dove, R. Sheath. 18, v. Harmon, Robertson. T. Rowe. H. Higgott, 27; Stewart, Harvey. Hatton. _ McKeggie, 28, v. Hailey. Lesser. W. Blair, Marshall. 13: E. Jury, 16, v, F. Fookes, 19; V. Casey, 21 v. J. Kilgour. 21. MOUNT EDEN CLUB The Mount Eden Bowling Club commenced a two Saturdays' tournament on their greens on Saturday afternoon, 34 rinks being engaged, divided into four sections. Results of the afternoon's play were as follows •- Section A.- Miller, 3 wins; Findlny, J. Smith, Jackson, 2; Lancaster, McMaster, Urc, 1; Scarborough, 0. Section B.—Allely, 3 wins; Coburn. MiJlen, 2; FraJer, Chapman, 1; Watson, 0. Section C.—Firth. S wins; T. Walker, 2; Trayes, Oake, Denison,'l; Shepherd, 0. Section D.—Mingins, 3 wins; Campbell, McConnell, Melville. Wilcox, 2; Beckman, Ramsay, 1; Mason, 0. Three gnmes in the third round were unfinished.

THAMES COMPETITIONS [FROM oun OWN COItRESrONDENTI THAMES. Sunday Competitions were continued on the Tiiames bowling green yesterday in, fuio weather. The final of the pairs competition resulted in Saunders and Boyle. 22. defeating Clendon and Cordon, 17. The ordinary games resulted:—Candy, Middlebrook. Taylor. Millington, 20 v. Shaw. Gallop. Pratt. Buchan. 19: Billing, Gooder, Long, Smith 30, v. W. LlcConnell. Cartwright. G. Cordes, Adamson, 16; J. McConnell. Williams, H Cordes. 33. v. Dayman, Wallace, Griffin, 25.