BOWLING

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21932, 16 October 1934, Page 14

BOWLING

WHANGAREI COMPETITIONS [from our own correspondent] WHANGAREI, Monday There was a very large attendance of members on the Whangarei Bowling Club's greens on Saturday afternoon, the weather being fine and the greens in good order. Several interesting games were played, with the following results:—Newman, Maurer, Cutforth,- 43, v. Ward, Nobeß, Beehre, 15; Horn, Marwick, Sankey, J. Wilson, 18, v. Sargent, Thompson, Staple, D. McLeod, 15; Haden, Weir, Meyer, R. H. Allan, 18, v. Cleverley, Peat, Wise, Whitelaw, 18; Burch, Reynolds, Judd, 22, v. Roseman, T. H. Stewart, Eccles, 10; G, Harrison, Wilding, Jounneaux, 22, v. Smedley, Delamore, Donaldson, 14; Nutsford, Ray, W. Stewart, 29, v. Howie. Morrish, Courtney, 15. OPENING AT MANURE WA Splendid conditions were experienced on Saturday, when the Manurewa Bowling Club opened its season. The president, Mr. W. Smith, extended a welcome to the visitors. Mr. Parker-Hill, representing the Auckland Centre, responded and conveyed to members the Auckland .Centre's best wishes for a successful season. Mrs. P. A. Neild threw the first jack and bowl. Games resulted as followsSykes, C. Neild, Barnand, Gollan, 17, v. Finlay, Webber, Stevens, Forbes, 21; Duffy, Wood, Waterton, P. A. Neild, 27, v, Craig, T. Neild, Coxhead. Smith, 12; L. Smith, Weyworth. Grindrod, Graham, 25, v. Hunt, Wood, Law, Nicholls, 21; Cox, Sidaway, McNaughton, Fro«t, 20, v. Lawrie, Miller, Harvey, Holland, 22; Gilmore, C'hadwin, Fleming, Emsley, 25. v. Olliver, Young, Wills, Simpson, 17; Morris, Hellaby, McLaren, Fawcett, 16, v. McLeay, Gallaher, Murray, Whitton, 22. CLUB AT PAPAKURA The Pap*kura Bowling Club held its official opening on Saturday. Everything points to a .good season. There are already 12 new members and the green has been considerably improved and the grounds are in first-class, order. Mrs. J. M. Richardson rolled the first jack and bowl. Following were the scores:—Bonney, Cooper, W. McEntee, Boagey, 14, v. Gallagher, A. Willis, Ward, Ecclesfield, 28; McCall, Dunckley. T. G. Smith, H. McEntee, 10, v. Ouigley, Petrie, Hunt, Rice, 12; McCallani, McKay, Searle. Hammond. 31, v. Evans, Johnstone, Bartells. Bates 16; C. Cave. Stormont, Pooley, Whitmore, 27. v. Kirton. Burns. Myers. Coldicutt, 17; Sincock. Sorell, Cadwallader, 15, v. Paton, Lound, Pilkington, 19. PLAY AT HAMILTON [from our own correspondent] HAMILTON, Monday Following are the results of ordinary draw games played by members of the Hamilton Bow.hsuc Club: Relsterer, Roberts. Andrews, Chapman, 22. v. Robertson, English, Darlington, Pile, 18; Conradi, Matuschka, Bart"n, R. Coombes, 23. v. Heywood, Old, Lambie. Yenman. IB; Berrett, Uren, Masters, Anchor, 20, ,v. _Seavill. Ferguson, Hyde, F. Clarke, 14; Leak, Keenan, N. Coomoes. Curteis. 22. v. Totman. Seccombe, H. Clarke. J. Smith. 19; Nicollas, Dingle, Osborne. Robinson, 32. v. Parker, Gilland, Pomeroy. Astle, 16; Grigg, Sims, Petersen. Metcalfe. 22, v. Murchie. Scrimshaw, Plummer, Bell, 21; Svenson. Davidson, Evitt, Little, 20, v. Raven, Ber-get-sen. Power, Qualtrongh, 17: Parr. Patreson, Adams, Hawken, 23. v. Varney. Mawson, » Crawshaw, Going, 19: Burgess. Kingston, McGuire, 20 v Devan. S. Dewar, Holloway, 20. WHITIORA CLUB COMPETITION [from our own correspondent] HAMILTON, Monday The following are the results of an ordinary draw competition plnyed by members of the Whitiora Rowling Club: —Meek, H. Morris, Crump. ClifTe. 32, v. Simons, Blunt, Boyes, Lock. 28; A. Choat, Watkins, Drube. R. Street, 25, v. Meltr.er, Snowden. Elliott, Gittos. 14; Lowry, Cook. Davis. Irvine. 18. v. F. ibbotson. Steven. Lewis, Andrews, 28; Rotherham. J. Morris. Davey, Crowhurst. '.'o. v. N. Ibbotson, Nelson. D. Street. Taylor. 28; Wait, Sykes. Vents. Burrow, 20, v. Holman, Ingpen, Webster. Choat, 23. CAMBRIDGE AND LEAMINGTON [from our own correspondent] CAMBRIDGE, Monday Following are Ihe results of bowling matches played at Cambridge at the weekend:—Webber, Allan, Hulme, Freeman, 21. v. Caley, Savory, We»Unke. Wilkinsbn, lti; Meunie. A. C. Wallis, Zainey, K. C. Wallis. 28, v. J. Hookei. H. White, Bell. Edgar James, 17; Cooper, C. W. Hooker, ,T. Low, T Dix, 2(i, v. Miller, H. Hill, McNamara, A. Finch, 21; Hammond, Smyth, Kodgers, M Butler, 22, v. Thwait.es. Richardson, Edwards, Easter, 10; Catran, J. Davis, J. Linsley, Edwin James, 16, v. Miller, Glanville, Horwood, Haliiday, 15. Games playerl at Leamington resulted:—j Lowe, Macdonnld. Nelson. 24, v. Wallaee, I Home, Garland, 19; Pnton, B. Nelson, Mc--1 Kinnon, 26. v. Kirkhy, Brock, Edge. 16; ; Fitzgerald and Young, 18. v. Keeley Rnd Peppercorn, 18, PLAY AT TE AWAMUTU [from ouh own correspondent] ' TE AWAMUTU, Mondny The following 'club games were played on the Victoria Park bowling greens on Saturday afternoon:—P. W. Bevin, E. N. Pascoe, C. Mclnnes, D. McArthur, 12. v. ,T. Howie. A. Rennie, A. A. Reese. G. F. Smith, 2(1: W. Collison, R Dalxiell, E. Bryant, J. Hawkins, 18, v V. |j. Gittos, A. Brown, C. Bowcien, T. Grant. 21; W. Ryan, H. Worthington, S. W. McMillan, 17, v. S. Haines, G. Angus, R. Ross. 13: A. Christie, R. L. Henderson, J. B. Wilson, 28, y. P. Guthrie, A. C. Cruickshank. W. J. North. 24. WARKWORTH CLUB , [from our own corrkspondknt] WARKWORTH, Monday' Matches played on the Wnrkworth Bowling Club's greens on Saturday resulted as follows:—Ashton, Robertson, 31, v. Littlejohn, Petterd, 16; Woodman, Delaveau, Civil, 19, v. Shaw, Wells. Duke, 13: Taylor, Warren, Rees, 22, v. Smith, Burke, Buchanan. 13; Wells. Littlejohn. 14. v. Potter. Civil, 4, TAURANGA CLUB'S MATCHES [bv telegraph—-own correspondent] TAURANGA, Monday Tauranga Bowling Club's matohes resulted as follows :—Green, Jcffersen, Pilcher, Lewis, 22, v. Pratt, Bowen, Davies, Kiddie, 12; Sladden, Trundle. Rowe, 25. v. Hawk, Miller, Moncur, 19: Moffntt, Palane, Ivory, Sharp, 23, v. Leach, O'Haira. Banks, Teasey, 16; Wilson, .Kinudon, Smith, 18, v. Steele, McKenzie, Sinclair. 17: Anquetil, Ward. Wool- ,, lams, 20, v. Auld, McKinnon, Bell, 17.