BOWLING
TOURNEY AT ONEHUNGA Twenty-eight, teams took part in the Onehunga Bowling Club's full-rink tournament Five games of 11 heads were played, with the following results:— ,i Section A.—Jjivingstone (Onehunga). 4 wins - Bassett (Onehunga). Duncan ( 1 ton), Loram (Rocky Nook), 3 wins; McMasters (Stanley). McAlister (Helensvillc). 2 wins: Vella (Onehunga). 1 win. • Section B. —Adamson (Ihames), 5 wins. E V. Sutherland (Onehunga), Ernerai (Carlton). 3 wins; A. Simpson (Maneery). Price (St. Heliers). Mason (Carlton), 2 wins: McFarquhar (Onehunga). no wins. Section C.-Welham (Onehunga), 4wins Gatland (Onehunga), Bish (lukekohe). 3 wins; I. J. Sutherland (Onehunga)., Brookfield (St. Heliers), 2 wins; S. Jenkm (Carlton), Dawe (Grey Lynn), I.win. Section D.—T. Simpson (Carlton), 4'wns: R. Sutherland (Onehunga)-. Lancaster (Carlton), Keatley (Rocky Isook), Lhomson (Rawhiti). 3 wins: Harvey . (Onehunga). I Wins; West, (Onehunga). X win. Semi-finals.—Livingstone, (S, v. Adamson, '5: Wrlham. fi. v. T. Sampson, 3. Welham and Livingstone will contest the final on a date to bo fixed. TAKAPUNA CLUB The annua! meeting of the Takapuna Bowling Club was held last evening, tue president, Mr. E.. Bonnet, presiding. The membership of the club was B J;„ ~,, X the report to show a slight increaso ana comprised 5S full-time members. Thei ba - ance-shcet disclosed a surplus of tvhi n had been applied to the reduction of the bank overdraft. . ~ • , Congratulations were given to the roiaweek players of the club upon their success in winning the Cadness Cup of the Marine Boroughs' Bowling Association for the thiitl consecutive year. Trophies won m the competitions of the season were presented as follows: —Clu □ championship, E. Price .(runner-up. G. Waterman, who also received a trophy), junior championship, C. Archibald (runnerup H. F. Valentine) ; club pairs, M. Galbraith and W. Veitch (runncrs-up, F. Auclley and H. -Lorimer); percentage fours, I*. Thomas, A. C. Prentice and E. Betmet (runncrs-up, A. Cameron, G. Jury, R. Corfo and E. Cameron): Hawes. Cup, E. Glover (runner-up. F. Audlev): Rainger Cup, I. W. Christey and W. Knight (runncrs-up. E. Freeman and E. Price). Officials were elected as follows:—Patron, Mr. T. TTanna; president. Mr. G. Duddmg: vice-presidents, Messrs. W. G. Kenrick and F M. Watson; secretary and treasurer. Mr. IT Recder; committee, Messrs. F. Amodeo. A." Freeman. E. Price and G. Waterman: match committee, Messrs. A. L. Butler. h. Hunt and T. \V. Christey: auditor, Mr. E. D. Elliott; preen superintendent, Mr. F. A. Audley; conch, Messrs. G. Dunlop and k. Price. Mr. A. 1?. Hooper, on© of the founders of the club, was elected an honorary life member. TAURANGA WINTER GREENS [by telegraph—OWN correspondent] . TAURANGA, Tuesday Games played on the winter greens resulted as follows-MolTiit, Mason, Sinclair, 24, v. Rogers, O'Hara, Tamblyn, 15; Playfair, Parlane, Willicombe, 24, v. Hulton, Sharp. Trundle, 11; Wood. Simcock, Miller, Mantell. 24, v. Pitkethlcy, Mackenzie, Biggs, Moncur, 21.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21819, 6 June 1934, Page 9
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