BOWLING

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22059, 15 March 1935, Page 13

BOWLING

ONE-DAY TOURNAMENT IE AROHA CLUB MATCHES [from our own correspondent] TE AROHA, Thursday The Te Aroha Bowling Club held a Juocessful one-day tournament yesterday, three rounds being played in the afternoon and two, under electric light, in the evening. Victory went to A. Callaghan's team, with L. Schall's team the runner-up. Following were the ecores: — First Round. —Lynch, Kelly, Miller, Rae, 11, v. Crawford. Miller, Austin, Edgar, 10; S. Callaghan, Graham, F. Callaghan, A. Callaghan, 14. v. Dickinson, Patterson, Kirk. Livingstone, 8; Rayner, Wallace, Roscnfeldt, Schall, 15, v. Buchan, Roache. Barnes, Powell, 7; Henderson, Hepburn, Fiakin, Cliilderhouse, 20. v. Excel). Fitzpatrick, S. George, Cullum, 10; McNnb, r Bossad. P. Johnson. Henderson, 12, v, Tapp. E. C. Wykes, Stevens. Meredith, G. Second Round.—Meredith, 12, v. Cullum, 11; Callaghan, 2*2. v. Edgar, 9; Schall, 21, v. Livingstone, 3; Cliilderhouse, 10, v. Rae, 10. Powell. 12. v. Henderson, 9. Third Round.—Schall, x 9, v. Edgar, 14; Cullum, 16, v. Henderson, 6; Rae, 12, v. Meredith, 9; Livingstone, 11, v. PowelV, 8; Callaghan, 22. v. Cliilderhouse, 1. J Fourth Round.— Callaghan, 21, v. Powell, 7; Meredith, 15, v. Cliilderhouse, 7; Livingstone, 16, v. Edgar, 7; Schall, 13, v. Cullum, 10; Rae, 19, v. Henderson, 11. Fifth Round.—Childerhouse, 12, v. Henderson, 3; Powell, 15, v. Edgar, 11; Meredith, 13. v. Livingstone, 4; Callaghan, 12, v. Schall, 9; Rae, 11, v. Cullum, 9.

THE CAMBRIDGE CLUB PROGRESS OF COMPETITIONS [from our own correspondent] CAMBRIDGE, Thursday The Cambridge Bowling Club's competitions are now being completed and further results are as follows: Coltman Cup.—Second round; J. Allan. 32, v. J. Clemow, 13; A. H. Nicoll, 18, v. Edwin James, 6; D. Luudon, 21, v. A. Richardson. 10; McNamara, 21, v. Cooper. 15- Dr. Tod, 15, v. F. Tucker, 14; T. Dix. 21 v. S Lewis, 16; W. Halliday, 21. v. F. Oliver, 11; K. White. 21, v. T. Richards, 10; J. Richards, £5, v. H. Amyes. 14; G. Wilkins, 23, v. J. Savory, 24; N. McFarlane, 2!' ; . v, H. Wood, 24; R. Miller, 23. v. A. Fmch, 20. Third Round.—Allan. 23, v. Nicoll. 11; Lundou 22, v. McNamara. 9; Tod, 24, v. Dix, 17; Halliday, 20, v. White, 15; Richards, 22, v. Wilkins, 12; Miller, 20, v. McFarlar.e, 19. • , o *r Cowling Ferns.—Second round; R. McDonnell, S. Hulme, 20. v. H. Wood. W. Meanie. 18; R. White, C. H. Cooper. 26. v. H. Hammond, C. W. Hooker, 13; A. Willis. W. It. Garrard. 16. v. L. Webber. W. Halliday, 12; J. Richards, G. James. 18, v. W. Drake, C. Waghorne. lis, H. Webber, E. Martyn. 19. v. T. Hampshire, C. Zainey, 7; 3. Allan, H. Amyes, 15. v. A. J. Law, E. J Easter, 14. Third round: White, Cooper. 18, v. Willis, Garrard. 12; Richards, and James beat Webber and Martyn; Allan. Amves 24. v. Wood, Meanie, 16; Hammond. Hooker. 21. v Webber. Halliday, 16. President's Pairs.—Fifth round: T. Clayton, A. Finch, 18. v. A. Willis W. Garrard. 11; J. Savory. E. Westlake. 14, v. J. Clemow A. Hulme, 10: C. W. Hooker. E. J. Easter, 13, v. W. J Ward, C. Z«uney, 7. Sixth round: Hampshire. James, 20. v. Savory. Westlake, 6; Hooker, Easter, 24. v. Willis. Garrard, 16.

EPSOM TOURNEY The Epson Bowling Club will hold a fullrink tournuu nit extending over next Saturday and Mo. 'day. Play will start at 1.30 o m on Saturd. - and 9 a.m. on Monday. The' following have entered FurneU. O'Callagha/. Burton. Millen, Beckman. Hooper (Epsom), G. Hosking (Carlton), Praoer, Gibson (Mount Eden), Livingstone (Onehunsa). Russell (St. Heliera), McMillan (Remuera).

MANUREWA CLUB The following teams will take part in the Manurewa Bowling Club's Gold Cup competition on Saturday next:—Cleave, McNnuirhton, C. White, Frost; Millar, Grindrod. Barnard. .Forbes; Willie, Ecciesfield, Fnwcett, Graham; L. Smith. Harvey. Sidavvay, Nield; Finlay. Coxhead. Gallaher. W. Smith: Blackwell. Fleming, F. Whyto, Whitton,

CLEVEDON TOURNEY The following skips have entered teams for the Clevedon Bowling Club's tourney to be held next Monday, commencing at 9 a.m.:—W. Smith (Auckland), Allport (Papatoetoe), Harper . (Ofahuhuh Graham (Manurewa), Jameson, Sumner (Pukekone), Hardwicke, Hay (Ellerslie), Butcher (Buckland), Pirrett (Tuakau), Somers (Mangere Rice, Hammond (Papakura). W. 1. Bell (Remucra), Howe (Patumahoe), Hooper (Epsom), Wnrren (St. Heliers), Dawe, "VVaterhouse, Ryburn, Hyde, Duder (Clevedon). ONEHUNGA CHAMPIONSHIP The singles championship of the Onehunga Bowling Club was won yesterday bv j. Kerr, in a closely-contested final with F. Livingstone. Following were the re""semTfinßlß.—Kerr, 19, v. Lindbcrfc. 12; Livintrstono, 22, v. Robertson. 12. Final.—Kerr, 18, v. Livingstone. 17. The final of the club's New, Year fullrink tournament resulted as follows:—McMaster. Schnackrnberg, E. Gntlund. A. Gatlond, 24, v. Wilkinson. Gordon, Kerns. Crichton, 12. TOURNAMENT POSTPONED [from our own correspondent] WHANGAREI, Thursday For the third time within one month the North Auckland Bowling Centre has been compelled, on account of rain, to postpone its nnnunl full-rink tournament. The heavy nun of In&t ni#ht nnd this morning decided tho executive to further postpone tho function for it fortnight, and it is now set down to commence onOMarch 27. TAURANGA COMPETITIONS fllY TKLEORAVn —OWN CORRESPONDENT] TAURANGA, Thursday Play in tho Tuitrnnga , Bowling Club's president's pairs competition resulted ns follows:—McKcnzie and Sharp, 25, Loach and Guiness, J7: Carew and Moncur. 22, Mirrileon and AHely, 13. . The final of the Tauranga South Bowling Club's Clomnon Shield contest* resulted:— Hewntt, t'olo, I'erriinan find Kempster, 20. Tutchen, Boyd, Newithftm, Mewns, 19.