EASTER BOWLING

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22090, 22 April 1935, Page 13

EASTER BOWLING

AUCKLAND CENTRE TOURNEY SECTION PLAY CONTINUED ' THREE MORE ROUNDS DECIDED Section play in the Auckland Bowling Centre's annual Easter tournament was continued in fine weather on Saturday. Three further rounds of section play in the various competitions, the Easter fours, executive fours, first players' fours and junior fours, were played. The games were played on fajrly keen greens, and many close and interesting contests were witnessed. The final three rounds of section play will be decided to-day, and all post section play will commence at the Mount Eden green to-morrow at 8.45 o'clock. Following were the results of Saturday's play:EASTER FOURS Section a—At Devonport Fourth Pound. Sinclair, Vaughan, Wrightson, Lancaster (Carlton), 20, v. Smith, Puddlo, Teague, Tonge (Grey Lynn), 9; Graham,' Griffiths, Hunt, Higginbotham (Ponsonby). 14, v. Delamore, Joll, Baker, Fraser (Mount Eden), 24; Williams, Codd. Tamblyn, Smith (Auckland). 15. v. Cammell, Roberts, Norris, Wright (St. Heliers), 21; Adamson, Katterfeldt, Birkenhead, Hosking (Carlton), 27, v. Speir, Lofley. Avey, Bush (Balmoral). 9; Farley, Tongue, Hill, Keatley (Rocky Nook), 22, v. Barriball, Williams, Elmsley, Whiteside (Waiuku), 9Fifth Round. —Lancaster, 27, v. Bush, 23; Hosking, 12, v. Keatley, 2S; Fraser, 16, v. Whiteside, 23; Smith. 28, v. Tonge, 16; Hiseinbotham. 18, v. Wright, 21. . Sixth Round,—Lancaster, 16, v. Keatley, 25; Hosking,/11, v. Whiteside, 31; Fraser. 14. v. Wright, 25; Smith, 27, v. Bush, 17; Tonge, 22, v. Higginbotham, 20. Summary.—Wright, 6 wins: Lancaster, Whiteside, Keatley, 4 wins, 2 losses; Hosking. Fraser, Smith, 3 wins, 3 losses; Higginbotham, 2 wins, 4 losses; Tonge, I win. 5 losses; Bush, 6 losses.

- SECTION B.—At Hallyburton Johnstone Fourth Round.—Little, Jenkin, Higgott, de Launay (Carlton), 22, v. McLeod, Barber, Wilson, Ramsey (Balmoral), 14; ("hike, Donald, Benn;t, Woolley (Auckland), 20. v. Bowler, Boyce. Koefoed, Russell (St. Heliers), 19; Harvey, Coutts, Fookes, Turner (Carlton), 19. v. Person, McMurchy, Baildon, Hosking (Grey Lynn), 15; Hill, ' Letham. Rolfe. Parsons (Ponsonby), 25, v. Cave, Chambers, Haycock, C>atenby (Mount Eden), 19; Knyes, Yeo, Boylonce, Wakerley (Rocky Nook), 25, v. Cameron, Price. "Waterman, Cameron (Takapuna), 20. Fifth Round.—Cameron, 21. v. Gatenby, 19; Turner, 27, v. Ramsey, 15; Russell, 21, t. Parsons, 15; de Launay. 22, v. Wakerley, 20;. Hosking, 18, v. "Woolley. 17. Sixth Round.—Gatenby, 23. v. Russell, 21; "Wakerley, 27, v. Turner, 16; Parsons, 17, v. Hoskinc, 12; Cameron. 19, v. de Launay, 17; "Woolley, 20, v. Ramsey, 17. Summarv.—De Launay. Woolley, Cameron, 4 wins. 2 losses; Russell, Turner. Parsons, Wakerley, 3 wins, 3 losses; Ramsey. Gatenby, Hosking, 2 wins, 4 losses. SECTION C.—At Papatoetoe Fourth Round.—Sampson, Bates, Graham, Roberts (Carlton), 24, v. Culpin, Chiplin, Macpherson, Ormerod (Rawhiti). 13; Edgeworth, Price. Dawson, Tyndall (St. Heliers), 21. v. Hardlo Neil, Wilson, Brackebnsh, Walker (Auckland), 19; Mincham, Caddy, Liversidge, Whittle (Grey Lynn), 20. v. Whittaker. Proud. Moir, Muston (Carlton). 10; Marsden. McKenzie, Hay, Langsford (Ellerslie), 25. v. Oates, Jury, Jury, L. Jury (Ponsonby), 19; Cunningham, Kelsall, Somervell. Sutherland (Avondale). 21. v. Grinter, Sainty,'Donaldson, Brookes (Stanley), 19. Fifth Round.—Sutherland. 24, v. Langford. 8: Muston, 24, v. Ormerod. 11: Jury, 22, v. Tvndall, 18; Roberts, 20, v. Brookes. 12; Whittle, 18, v. Walker, 14. Sixth Round.—Muston. 20, v. Brookes. 16; Jury, 23, v. Whittle, 11: Sutherland, 20, v. Roberts. 17;'" Ormerod, 23, v. Walker, 15; Langsford, 23, v. Tyndnll, 14. Summary.—Sutherland, 6 wins; Ormerod, Muston. 4 wins, 2 losses; Roberts, Jury, Lsngsford. 3 wina, 3 losses; Brookes, "Ryndall, Whittle, 2 wins, 4 losses; Walker, 1 win, 5 losses. SECTION D.—At Onehunga Foilrth Pound.—L. Bray. Famsworth, Kenny, Basse'tt (Onehunga), 20, v. Preston, Young:,' Cronin, Preston (Grey Lynn). 12; Eshelby, Brown, Bremner, Needham (West End), 16, v. Hamlin, Brookes, Mason, Pascoe (Devonport), 15; Pitkethley, Barker, Dudley, Gifford (Auckland), 23. v. Stormont, Rutledge, ,Cadwallader, Anderson (Rocky Nook), 16; Bridges, Hill, Somervill, Dick (Ponsonby), 26, v. Matheson, Binns, Maher, Smith (Auckland). 17; Grocott, Baskiville, Jenkin, Cla-rke (Carlton), 23. v. McNeill. Whyte, Wood. Dickson (Ellerslie), 14; Baker, Johnson, Hitchen, McMaster (Stanley), v. Savin, Stevens, P. Thomson, L. N. Thomson fßawhiti), game unfinished. Fifth Round.—Needham, 23. v. Preston, 15; McMaster, 22, v. Anderson, 14; Baseett, 26. v. Clarke. 23; Gifford, 26, v. Dick. 16; Smith, 23, v. Dickson, 14; Thomson. 24. v. Pascoe, 18. Sixth Round.—Needham, 22, v. Clarke, 18; Smith, 22. v. Bassett, 10; Dick, 25, v. Anderson, 20; Gifford, 27, v. Dickson, 20; Preston, 16, x. Thomson, 15; McMaster, 22, v. Pascoe, SI: Summary.—Dick, Needham, 5 wins, 1 loss; Gifford, 4 wins, 2 losses; McMaster, 4 _wins, 1 loss, 1 game unfinished; Clarke, Smith. 3 wins, 3 losses; Thomson, 3 wins, 2 losses, 1 game unfinished; Dickson, Bassett. Preston, 2 wins, 4 losses; Pascoe, Anderson, 1 win,, 5 losses. SECTION E.—At Balmoral Fourth Round.—G. Allan, C. Allan, Israel, McPhail'(Arickland), 26, v. Stewart, Hen-ick. Copeland, Bilkey (Waitemata). 9; Worsfold, Whitten. Faire, Thompson (West End), 28, v. Johnßon, Sißsons, Chapman, Pilkington (Te PapapaL 18: Arthur, Wright, Westhrook. Coppins (Ellerslie), 23. v. Tomlins, Gladding, Elliott, Duncan (Carlton), 20; Macey, Harvey, Allen, McMillan (Rcmuera), 20, v. Bradanovich, Keith; Bish, Hosking (Pukekohe). 18; Forgie, Walker, A. J. Campbell. ]/. H. Campbell (Mount Eden), 22, v. Baker. Bockett, Lamb, Cooper (Auckland), 18; Geraghty, Schnackenberg, Wigginton, E. J. Gatland (Onehunga), 23. v. Lane. Hosking, Newton, Walker (Mount Albert), 13. Fifth Round—Coppins, 29, v. Cooppr, 18; Bilkey. 19, 'v. Hosking, 16; McMillan. 26, v. Pilkingt6n, 19; Walker, 25, v. Thompson, 14; Duncan, 27, v. Gatland, 22; Camphell, 21, v. McPhail, 34. Sixth Round.—Thompson, 19, v. Duncan. 14; Gatland/24. v. Cooper, 16; Campbell, 23. v. Bi'key. 12; McPhail, 21, v. Coppins. 9: McMillan. 26, v. Walker, 10; Hosking, 22, v. Pilkington, 21. Summary.—McMillan, 5 wins, 1 loss; Duncan, Campbell, Thompson, Walker, 4 wina, 2 losses; McPhail, Gatland, Hosking, 3 wins. 3 losses; Coppins, Bilkey. 2 wins. 4 losses; Cooper. Pilkington, 1 win, 5 losses. SECTION F.—At Carlton Fourth Round.—Hayes, Mayhill, James, Smith (Edendale), 20, v. Cox. Earle, Stichbury, McCarthy (West End). 19; Foster, Piper, McKinstry, Cowper (Ponsonby), 26, v. Pendleton, Barclay, Thompson, Turton (Huntly), 'l7; Adams, Gribblc, Daisley, Shirriffs .(Mount Eden), 23. v. McDougall, Hetherington, Luke, Ure (Auckland), 15; Keeling, McKenzie, Crichton, Tonkin (Onehunga). 22. v. Wilson, Forbes, Staple, Courtney (Whangarei), 20; Hardwicke, —, Maud, Joll (Ellerslie), 23, v. Cutler, John-, eton, Holmes, G. Cutler (Carlton), 18; Roulston. Harvey, Bilkey, Sumner (Pukekohe), 27, v. Riordan, —, Watson, Pegler (Remuera), 8. Fifth Round.—Cutler, 24, v. Tonkin, 20; Pegler, 31, v. Smith, 23; Shirriffs, 23, v. Cowper, 17; McCarthy, 19, v. Courtney, 18; Joll, 21, v. Ure, 18; Turton, 20, v. Sumner. 19. '

fiixth Round.—McCarthy, 17, v. Cutler, 10; Tonkin. 29, v. Ure. 20; furton, 27, v. Shirriffs, 11; Joll, 24, v. Cowper, 21; Pegler, 24. v. Courtney, 8; Sumner, 20, v. Smith, 17 Summary.—ShirrifTs, 5 wins, 1 loss; Pegler. Sumner, Turton, 4 wins, 2 losses; Smith, Cutler, McCarthy. Joll, 3 wins, <i louses; Courtney, Ure, Tonkin, 2 wins, 4 losses; Cowper, 1 win, 5 losses. EXECUTIVE FOURS SECTION A.—At West End Fourth Round.—Moon, Hull, McNab, Dignan (Mount Eden), 19, v. Russell, Rowe, Wighart, F. Ritchie (Carlton), 14; Daniels, r»eilson, Dys>h, W. Phillips (HallyburtonJolmstone), 20, v. Sampson, Rackett, Holland, M. Walsh (Waitemata), 17; Speight, Harriman, Moore, Moon (Te Papapa), 26, J; Crawshaw, Reid, Goldsboro, Watkin (St, smith, Kelly (Balmoral). 30, v. McDougall, Hooper, Wright, Furnell (Epsom), 15; bhaw, Newton, Caddy, Buckley (Grey Lynn), 28, v. Earle, Dye, Drinnan, Shanks livaukapakapa), 7. Fifth Round.—Ritchie, 21, v. Furnell, IS; Buckley, 28, v. Phillips, 16; Kelly, 19, v. Moon, 15; Walsh, 22, v. Watkin, 16; Shanks, 21, v. Dignan, 20. Sitth Round.—Buckley, 15, v. Watkin, 12: Moon. 23, y. Ritchie. 22; Phillips, 25. v. Shanks, 17;'Kelly, 19. v. Walsh, 15; FurHell. 21, v. Dignan, 14. Summary.—Kelly. 6 wins; Moon. Buckley. •Phillips, 3 >vins, 3 losses; Walsh, Dignan, * wins, 4 losses; Watkin, 6 losses.

SECTION B.—At Edendale Fourth Round.—Sunde, Perkins. Firth. Fox (Glen Edeni, 20, v. Williams, Crawford, Murdoch, Morion (Otnhuhu), 18; Smith, Turner, Oughton, Loram (Rocky Nook), 24. v. Corby, Watson, Godfrey, Johnson (Ellerslie), 23; Jackson, Muhon, Macfarlane, Norton (Remuera), 22, v. Boag, Clark, Lucns. Breckon (Hallyburton-John-stone), 20; Ross, Cowell, Cross, \el!a (Onelmnga), 19, v. Fliinn, Buchanm, Melville. Gray (Devonport). 17; Feilding, r-oad. Bradshaw, Grecr.wood (Edendnle), 22, v. Boagey, Humphreys. Bennett, Dawson (Mount Albert), 16; Waters, Foster, Wilson, Parker-Hill (Papatoetoe), 23, v Jones, Woolf. Gale. Whitley (Stanley), 11. Fifth Round.—Dawson. 22. v. Norton. 18; Morton. 27. v. Vdla. 20; Gray, 20. v Johnson, 19; Loram, 19. v. Parker-Hill, 11; Breckon, 29, v. Whitley, 17; Fox, 32, v. Greenwood. 7. Sixth Round.—Breckon, 24, v. Loram, 23; Dawson, 18, v. Whitley. 14; Morton. 26, v. Greenwood, 26; Norton, 22, v. Fox, 15; Gray, 36, v. Parker-Hill, 25; Johnson, 21, v, Vella, 11. 1 _ Summary.—Breckon, 5 wins. 1 loss: Dawson, Norton, Gra:r, 4 wins, 2 losses; Greenwood, Fox, Loram, Morton, 3 wins, 3 losses: Vplln, Johnson, Parker-Hill. 2 wins, 4 losses; Whitley, L win, 5 losses. • JUNIOR FOURS SECTION A.—At St. Heliers Fourth Round.—Aylett, Tremaine, Allen, Herriott (Rawhili), 24, v. Graham, Gillespie, Smales, Bennett (Epsom), 22; Watson, Clarke, Casley, Darby (West End), 26, v. Cox, Mcintosh, Gadd, Prince (Grey Lynn), IS ; Watts, Baxter, Kimber, Hawke (Mount Albert), 21. v. Walker, Baker, Henley. Brownlee (Carlton), 16; Rush, Koefoed, Bolton, Davies (Devonport), 22, v. McAllen, Gago, Henderson, Bagrie (Mount Eden), 1C: Haslam, Price, Blake, Ingpen (Pukekohe), 26, v. lAbdallah, Matchett, Brittain, Noton (Carlton), 21; Clarkson, Harle, Weir, Keyes (Remuern), 23, v. Leggo, Jackson, Tirnbull. F. Jackson (Te Papapa), 22. Fifth Round.—Bagric, 28, v. Bennett, 19; Herriott, 10, v. Ingpen, 21; Brownlee, 25, v. Jackson, 15; Noton, 21, v. Hawke, 15; Prince, t2S. v. Keyes. 18; .Davies, 10, v. Darby, 20. Sixth Round.—Jackson, 22, v. Noton. 13; Prince, 28, v. Brownlee, 21; Davies, 29, v. Keyes, 11; Ingpen, 23, v. Bennett, 19; Hawke, 35, v. Herriott, 17; Darby, 17, v. Bagrie, 15. Summary.—Darby, 5 wins, 1 loss; Oales, Irgpen, Hawke, Prince, Davies, 4 wins, 2 losses; Brownlee, Bagrie, 3 wins, 3 losses; Keyes, 2 wins, 4 losses: Herriott, Jackson, Brniiett, 1 win, 5 losses. SECTION B— At Ponsonby Fourth Round.—Bartleet, Barker, Stewart, Stubbs (Rawhiti), 23, v. Clark, Revell. Kay, Sampson (Mangere), 20; Meltzer, Elleray, Watcrwcrth, Brabant (Ponsonby), 27, v. Troughear, Soloman, Holdsworth, Boas (Hallyburton-Johnstone), J4; Harnian, Hollis, Molloy, Hill (Carlton), 20. v. McGoflan, Anderson. Cook, Esterman (Balmoral), 19; Vazey, Wombwell, Sims, Crawslaw (Hillsborough). 25, v. Beerc, Foster, Thornton, Spicer (Devonport), 12; Pederscn, Mason, Carter, Townsend (Rawhiti), 20, v. Lowrie, Carter, Morland, Grandison (I'ukekohe), 16; Wood, Gribble, Beckman, Broughton (Epsom), 24, v. Noonan, Tolladay, Thompson, Wilson (Te Papapa). 13. Fifth Round.—l3roughton. 28, v. Brabant, 23; Spicer, 21, v. Boag, 14; Esterman, 31, v. Townsend, 13; Grandison. 32, v. Stubbs, 17; Hill. 22, v. Wilson, 19; Sampson, 20 4 v. Crawshaw, 19. Sixth Round.—Grandison, 21, v. Snmp-son,-14; Stubbs. 18. v. Esterman, 17; Crawsliaw, 20.' v. Bong, 11; Broughton, 25, v. Spicer, 12; Townsend, 24, v. Wilson, 7; Brabant, 28, v. Hill, 12. Summary.—Townsend, Broughton, 5 wins, 1 loss; Hill, Brabant, Crawshaw, 4 wins, 2 losses; Stubbs, Grandison, Spicer, 3 wins, 3 losses; Esterman,, Sampson, 2 wins, 4 losses; Boag, 1 win, 5 losses; Wilson, G losses. SECTION C.—At Avondale Fourth Round.—Payne, Seed, Walsham, Short (Pukckohe), 22, v. Simms, Grinter, England, Taylor (Papatoetoe), 14; Stewart, Cosgiove, Swinton, Harris (Ponsonby), 27. v. Scotting, Warren, Negus, Rowe (St. Heliers), 14; Robertson, Doyle, Feran, Lister (Carlton), 25, v. Batey, Moon, Stevens, Peterson (Balmoral), 12; Drinnan. Sidwell, Drinnan, Stevens (Kaukapakapa), 23, v. Fillmore, Williams, Lenderyou. Clarke (Auckland), 17; Stewart, Hatton, Stevens, Poole (Mount Albert). 31. v. McCullough, Ryalls, Penn, Beer (Rawhiti). 12; Collier, Smith, Mason. Reed (Grey Lynn), 27. v. McCarthy, Lorimcr, Bridges, Reeder (Takapuna), 22. Fifth Round.—Stevens, 30, v. Rowe, 9; Harris, 27, v. Reoder, 5; Short. 4, v. Poole, 2fl; Clarke. 24. v. Taylor, 20: Beer, 13, v. Peterson. 20.; Lister. 17. v. Reed, 19. Sixth Round.—Short, 28, v. Peterson, 17: Stevens, 29, v. Reeder, 13; Lister, 16. v. Harris, 17: Clarke, 22, v. Rowe. 16; Poole, 2<l. v. Taylor, 16; Reed. 25, v. Beer, 12. Summary.—Harris. Poole. 5 wins. 1 loss: Peterson, Clarke. Short, Stevens. Reed, 4 wins, 2 losses; Taylor, Lister, 2 wins, 4 losses; Rowe, Reeder, 1 win, 5 losses; Beer, 6 losses. FIRST YEAR FOURS SECTION A.—At Te Papapa Fourth Round.—Kaye, Welham, Brand, Dormer (Hillsborough), 20, v. Cox, Greenhough, Williams. Hume (St. Heliers), 18; Burrows, Heasraan, Cole, Meltzer (Balmoral), 20, v. Cole. Reynolds, Morris, Bishop (Hallyburton Johnstone), 18: Slouthey, Kennedy, Mephan, Wilson (Grey Lynn). 22, v. Littler, Lofley, King, McDonnell (Otahuhu), 17; Leary, Howell, Baker, Brodie (Mount Albert). 28. v. Smith, Offer, Beanland, Lang (Mount Eden), 6; Robinson, Fowler, Hicks, Lees (Waitemata), 21. v. Cato, Webster, Hardy, Newell (West End). 20. Fifth Round.—Lane, 14, v. McDonnell, 13; Meltzer, 28, v, Lees. 12; Newell, 23, v. Brodie, 17; Wilson, 26, v. Hume, 13; Bishop, 514. v. Dormer. 21. Sixth Round.—Wilson, 32, v. Dormer, 28; Hume, 24. v. Lane, 16: Brodie, 24, v. Meltzer, 15; McDonnell. 20, v. Newell, 18: Bishop, 20, v. Lees. 19. Summary.—Wi'.son, 5 wins. 1 loss; .Bishop, Brodie. McDonnell, 4 wins, 2 losses; Newell, Meltzer, Dormer, 3 wins, 3 losses; Hume, 2 wins, 4 losses; Lane, Lees, 1 win, 5 OSSeB ' SECTION B.—At Waitemata Fourth Round.—Buckley, Stephens, Staco, Norman (Onehunga), 20, v. Powell, Ctirtayne. Joughin, Spinley (Devonport), 15; Fletcher, Reed, Mudd, Low (Grey Lynn), 19. v. Hf.gan, Perry, Wadsworth, Bright (Mangere), 18; Farnell, Strong, Green. Davidson (Henderson), 24, v. Hatton. Day, Brown, Proctor (Ellerslie), 13; Bennett. Dicken, Arnott. Whittome (Epsom), 21. v. Strong, Barnet, Tapp, Stone (To Papapa), 8; Harding, Jaffrey, Cluitt, Nash (Buckland's Transport), won by default from Stewart, Smith. Jackson, Garland (Rocky Nook); Watts. Elmbranch, McMillan, Blakomore (Edendale), a bye. Fifth Round.—Stone, 31, v. Spinley, 'l2; Whittome, 26. v. Low, 14; Blakemore, 27. x. Proctor, 20; Norman, 25, v. Garland, 20: Davidson, 23, v. Brierht, 15; Nash, n byo. Sixth Round.—Davidson. 18. v. Whittome. 17; Low. 23. v. Spinley, 21; Norman, 26, v. Nash, 17; Blakemorp, 27, v. Bright,, 17; Stone, 29, v. Garland, 8; Proctor, n. bye. Summary.—Norman. 6 wins; Davidson, 5 v/ins, 1 loss; Blakemore, 4 wins. 1 loss: Whittome, 3 wins, 3 losses; Stone, Nash, 3 wins, 2 losses; Low, 2 wins, 4 losses; Proctor, 2 wins, 3 losses; Bright, 1 win, 5 losses; Spinley, 1 win, 4 losses; Garland, ii losses. CAMBRIDGE TOURNEY FURTHER SECTION RESULTS [FROM OUR OWN* CORRESPONDENT"! CAMBRIDGE. Sunday Further results of the Cambridge Bowling Club's Easter tournament are us follows : SECTION A Third Round.—-Hare, 15, v. Giraud, 14; Eiix, 21, v. Noonan, 15; Stewart. 22. v. Low. 13; Finch, 22, v. Forbes, 1G; Sinclair, a byo. * Fourth Round.—Finch, 16, v. Dix, 14; Sinclair, 21, \\ Hare, 15; Forbes. 19, v. Low, 15; Stewart, 20, v. Noonan, 12; Giraud. a bye. Fifth Round.—Low, 27. v. Dix, 11; Forbes, 21, v. Giraud, 9; Hare, 20, v. Stewart, 18; Finch, 25, v. Sinclair, 15; Noonan, a bye. Sixth Round.—Stewart, 10, v. Finch, 13: Forbes, 17, v. Sinclair, 16; Hare, 22, v. Noonan, 13; Giraud, 19, v. Low, 12; Dix, a bye. SECTION B Third Round.—Wallis. 19, v. N. McFarlane, 12; R. McFarlane, 10, v. Layland, 15; Pilkington, 21, v. Findlay, 14; North, 30, v. Craig, 12; Buchan, a bye. Fourth Round.—Buchan, 14, v. North, 13; Pilkington, 23, v. Layland, 17; Wallis, 21, v. R. McFarlane, 11; Findlay, 29, v. N. McFarlane, 18; Craig, a bye. Fifth Round.—North, 38, v. R. McFarlane, 15; Layland, 22, v. N. McFarlane, 12; Findlay, 17, v. Buchan, 13; Pilkington, 17, v. Craig, 11; Wallis, a bye. Sixth Round.—Findlay, 20, v. R. McFarlane, 11; Layland, 20, v. Craig, 14; Pilkington, 21, v. Buchnn, 17; North, 26, v. Wallus, 11; N. McFarlane, a bye. SECTION C Third Round.—Smith, 20, v. Burcher. IV; Mason. 20. v. Tyack. 12; A. Pearce, 19. .y,. Mclvor, 13; Gee, 17, v, G. V, Penrce, 10; Gifford. a bye. Fourth Round.—A. Pearce, 14, v. Coltman, 11; Tyack, 20. v. Smith, 14; Mclvor, 19, v. Burcher, 16: Gee, 24, v. Gifford, 10; G-. V. Pearce, a bye.

Fifth Round. —Burcher, 22. v. Coltman, 16; Gifford, 18, v. A. Pearce, 12; V. Pearce. 27, v. Mclvor, 11; Gee, 19, v. Smith, 14; Tyack, n. bye. Sixth Round.—Burcher, 18, v. V. Pearce, 14; Smith, 17. v. A. Pearce, 12; Gee. 16. v. Tyack. 9; Mclvor. 19. v. Gifford, 14; Coltman, a bye. SECTION D

Third Round.—Oates, 21, v. Lundon, 18; James, 17, v. Tod. 14; Fruish, 26, v. Home. 19; H. Lewis, 16, v. Munro, 13; Howatt. a bye. Fourth Round.—James, 18, v. Munro, 9; Oates, 19, v. Tod, 17; Howatt, 33, v. Home. 11; Lewis, 19. v. Lundon, 10; Fruish, a bye. ' . , Fifth Round—Lewis, 16, v. Fruish, la; James, 19, v. Lyndon, 16; Munro. 15. v. Howatt, 14; Oates, 20, v. Home, 10; lod, 11 s'ixth Round.—Lundon, 19, v. Fruish, 14; Lewis, 15, v. Howatt, 11; Oates, 20. v. Munro, 13; Tod, 17, v. Home, 13; .Tames, a '' l ' SECTION E Third Round.—Clevely, 12. v. Crabb, 11; Hill. 13, v. Miller, 12; Macfarlane, 26, v. Amyes, 13; Livingstone. 20, v. Hardley, 15; Schell, a bye. Fourth Round—Macfarlane. 16, v. Miller, 12; Clevely, 19, v. Schell, 15; Hardley, 20, v. Amyes, 10; Livingstone, 28, v. Hill, 16; Crabb, a bye. Fifth, Round. —Hardley, 15, v. Crabb, 13; Clevelj-j 15, v. Macfarlane, 13; Amyes, 20, v. Hill, 13; Livingstone, 18, v. Schell, 15; Miller, a bye. Sixth Round.—Crabb, 18, v. Amyes, 14: Livingstone, 17, v. Macfarlane, 12; Schell, 18, v. Hardley, 15; Miller, 18, v. Clevely, 16; Hill, a bye. SECTION F Third Round.—Rodgers, 19, v. Henwood, 15; Julian. 21, v. Campbell. 12; Loveridge, 20. v. Ainsworth, '18; Burchell, 33, v. Edward*, 15; Wilson, a bye. Fourth Round.—Campbell. 21, v. Horwood, 16; Cusworth, 19, v. Julian, 8; Rodgers. 24, v. Loveridge, 9; Wilson, 13, v. Burchell, 11; Edwards, a bye. Fifth Round.—Julian. 18, v. Edwards, 15; Cusworth, 19, v. Horwood, 13; Wilboh. 19. v. Campbell. 14; Burchall, 29, v. Loveridge, 15; Rodgers, a bye. Sixth Round.—Cusworth. 17, v. Edwards. 14; Rodgers, 17, v. Burchall, 15; Julian, 1 20, v. Wilson, 16; Loveridge, 16, v. Campbell, 13; Horwood, a bye. CLUB COMPETITIONS MATCHES ON SATURDAY Following are the results of club bowling matches played in Auckland on Saturday: Onehunga.—'Ordinary draw: Ferguson, West, Neale, Emeralli, 19, v. Goode, O'Connell, S. W. Brown, Campbell, 16; Beere, Bell. Grace, 31, v. Turnbull, Crawford, Sharkey, 22; Hickman, Davies, Handlin, Clark, 22, v. Mann, Adams. McKendrick. Coldicutt, 18: Tegg. Pople. Gray, McKune, 25, v. Campling, Smethurst, I'oote, Gill, 20. Balmoral.—Ordinary draw: Spence, Vercoe, A. Brown, E. J. Goldsmith, 29, v. Keith, Bernard, Davis, Clews, 15; R. F. Brown, Ward. McKay, Sayers, 26. v. King, Peters. Sawyer, Cannon, 17: Gentles. Robertson, Barnos, Blair, 24, v. W. S. Fisher, Goodall, A. Chappell, W. Richardson, 19; Amoore, Fort, Credin, Gladstone, 21, v. Sweeney, Lucas, West, Winks, 17. Remuera.—Junior summer badges: Riordan, Clarkson, Vincent, Keys, 21, v. Hesklet, Rostgard, Jackson, Penty, 11. Ordinary draw: Richardson, Annandale, Hatch, Kissling, 20, v. Edmiston, Evans. Smith, Acheson, 19; Young, Lucena, Fullerton, Buttimore, 22, v.. Egerton, Tudhope, Mahony, 11; Henson, M. Reid, Dempsey, Somorfield, 21, v. Harrison, Walker, Baker, Short. 20; Fisher, Potts, Feldon. Daniels. 19. v. Sutherland, Vincent, Ellerbeck, Bell, 17; Schotield, Rostgard. Jones, Ashtcn, 21, v. Wilmot, Grieve, Ormiston, Mellars, 14. Epsom.—Club fours: Bailey, S. Lamb, Scott, Nash, 20, v. Flynn, Gouk, Braithwaite, Richmond. 13; Mackie, Slater, Wood, Burton, 22. v. Daniel, S. Harrison, Barclay, Kissling, 13; Ambury, Mynott, Blood, Wylie, 19, v. Jansen, Yearbury, Hayes, George, 14; Hollis. McLean, Goodison, Phillips. 17, v. J. Hill. Newman, Parkinson. Bruce, 23; Park, Marlow. Montgomery, Wallace. 18, v. Garrett. Waddell, Howard. Foubister, 17: McCullagh, Gordon, Stehr, Fisher, 23, v. Evered. Hounsell, Paterson, A. Grey, 20. Ponsonby.—Parkinson, Drummond, Lawson, 32. v. Harper, Richardson, Grey-Camp-bell, 10: Boswell, Foster. Watson, Crowe, 19, v. Molloy, Mclvor, Goldwater. Rich. 17; Locllhead, Webster, Frieberg, Rowbottom, 17, v. Smith. Shirley. Galoway, Gilmour, 12. HAMILTON TOURNEY FURTHER ROUNDS PLAYED [from our own correspondent] HAMILTON. Sunday The Hamilton Bowling Club's Eaßter pairs tournament was continued in fine weather yesterday. Additional reaults are as follows: SECTION A Fourth Round.—Yeoman, 30, v. Callaghan, 18; Salter, 3-1, v. Masters, 23; Frost, 23, v. Rowe, 19; Barnes, 26, v. Hare. 22; Crawshaw, 24. v. Chapman, 22; Matthews, 22, v. Webster, 19. Fifth Round.—Callaghan. 24, v. Salter, 22; Chapman, 23, v. Rowe, 19; Frost, 26, v. Masters, 20; Matthews, 20, v. Barnes, 7; Crawshaw. 27, v. Hare, 18; Webster, 24, v. Yeoman, 16. Sixth Round.—Matthews. 25, v. Yeoman, 12; Chapman. 30, v. Masters, 17; Crawshaw, 24. v. Barnes, 20; Callaghan. 25. v. Frost, 24; Rowe. 27. v. Hare, 21; Salter, 26, v. Webster, 23. SECTION B Fourth Round. —Pile, 30, v. Wallis, 20; Smith, 20. v. Morriß, 19; Adams. 24. v. Bell, 20; Evitt. 18, v. Kelly. 15; Callaghan, 25. v. Wilkes. 18; Auld, 2G, v. Curteis. IS. Fifth Round.—Pile, 26. v. Morris. 23; Kelly. 25. v. Wallis. 12; Bell, 23. v. Wilkes. 21; Evitt, 28, v. Auld, 19; Callaghan, 17, v. Smith, 13; Adams, 27, v. Curteis. 25. Sixth Round. —Smith, 26, v. Pile, 16; Wilkes, 26, v. Curteis, 24; Morris, 24, v. Kelly, 15; Bel-1, 23, v. Callaghan,, 15; Adams, 24, v. Evitt, 19; Auld, 25, v. Wallis, 19. . Matthews is leading in section A with six wins, while Frost, and Crawshaw have five wins each. In section B, Callaghan, Bell and Smith have five wins each. TOURNEY AT HUNTLY [from our own correspondent] HUNTLY, Sunday ' The first day's play in the Easter progressive pairs tournament held by the Huntly Bowling Club resulted as follows: First Round. —N ay lor, Rodgers, 28, v. Jack Weaver. W. Smith. 12; West, Speirs. 22, v. Joseph Weaver, Bullough, 18; Penman, Hall. 20, v. Geake, Jackaways, 16; Brown. Catley, 22, v. Davies. Murphy, 12; Williams, Masson, 25, v. Green, Fairhurst, 11; Bowron, Welch, 21, v. Berry, Hunter. 17; Clinch, Elliott, 21, v. Shead, Meadows. 18; R. Tweedie, T. Douglas, 23, v. Chisholm, E. Smith. 15. „ „ . , Second Round.—Shead, E. Smith, 20, v. Berry, W. Smith, 19; Brown, Elliott, 22, v. Bowron. Rodgers, 12; Naylor, Jackaways, 22, v. Clinch. T. Douglas, 19; Jack Weaver, Hall, 23, v. Chisholm, Masson, 20; Joseph Weaver, Welch, 29, v. Green, Catley, 20; Davies, Meadows, 27, v. West, Hunter, 26; Penman, Speirs, 20, v. Williams, Murphy, 19: 11. Tweedie. Fairhurst, 19. v. Geake, Bullough. 10. Third Round.—Clinch, Speirs, 15. v. Genke, Welch, fi; Davies. E. Smith. 12, v. Penman, Elliott, 9; R. Tweedie, Hunter, 11, v. Joseph Weaver. Rodgers, 8; Shead, Masson, 17, v. West, T. Douglas. 14; Bowron, Jackaways, 14, v. Green, W. Smith, 6; Brown, Hall, 18, v. Naylor, Bullough, 9; Chisholm, Murphy, 21, v. Berry. Fairhurst. 16; .Tack Weaver, Catley, 15, v. Williams. Meadows, 12. PAIRS AT CLAUDELANDS [from our own correspondent] HAMILTON. Sunday A one-day pairs tournament, was held on the Claudeiands Bowling Club's green yesterday, and resulted in wins for J. T. Millington (skip) with 4} wins, and for A. Turtill (lead) with five wins. OPOTIKI COMPETITION [by telegraph—own correspondent] OPOTIKI, Sunday A pairs competition was played on the Opotiki Citizens' Bo.vling Club's green yesterday in fine weather and attracted 16 competitors. The winning skip was C. Tabb, the winning leadß being J. Craig, M. Kidd and D. Miller, all equal. HIKURANGI TOURNAMENT [from our own correspondent] WHANGAREI, Saturday The Hikurangi Bowling Club held its annual full-rink bowling tournament on the Whangarei Bowling Club's greens, commencing yesterday and continuing to-day. in beautiful weather. The greens were in splendid order and keen games resulted. The following are the results:— Section A.—First round: Fanner, Nielson, Englund, Lomas, 26. v. Johnson, Sankey. Stark, Phillips, 14; Walker, McDonald, Robinson, McNay, 20. v. Proude, Wyatt. Burrows, Short, 9; Lamb, Sothern, Judd_, Orr, 20, v. Maurer, Marshall. Evans, Jounneaux. 17; Wooledge. Blanshard, Good, D. X. McLeod, 19. v. Campbell. Hutchings, Steadraan, Curtis, 11. Second round: Jounneaux, 21. v McNay, 14; Curtis, 19, v. Lomas. 14: McLeod, 21, v. Phillips, 13; Orr, 22, v. Short. 13. Third round: McNay, 22. v. Lomas, 15; Orr. 19 v McLeod, 14; Jounneaux, 24, v. Phillips, 5; Short, 27. v. Curtis, 11. Fourth round: Jounneaux. 21, v. Curtis, 18: McNay. 18. v. Phillips. 17; Orr, ,' , 2. v. Lomas, 10; IS. Fifth round: Orr. 18. v. McNay, 13;

Phillips, 27, v. Curtis, Hi McLeod, 16, v. Lonias, 11; Short, 18, v. Jounneaux, 14. Sixth round: Short, 17, v. Lomas, 13; Curtis. 20, v. McNay, 10; Otr. 18. v. Phillips 17: McLeod, 18, v. Jounneaux, 14. Orr ia leadins this section with six wins. Section B. —First round: Williams, Horner, Walker, McMath. 24. v. Thompson. Sanders. Brewis, Graham, 18; Rae. y n , z ," zard, Geldard, Beehre, 20, v. Green, Iwizell, Nesbit. Steele, 11: T. H. Ste.-nrt, Wild in a. Gribble, Whitelaw, 10. v. Whittome, Holland, George, Ferguson, 13; Gibson, a bye. Second round; Ferguson, 18, v. Beehre, 12; Gibson. 21, v. McMath, 14; Steele, 16, v. Whitelaw. 14; Graham, a bye. Third round: Beehre. 12. v. Gibson. 11; Graham. 10, v. Whitelaw, 9; McMnth, 17. v. Steele. 10: Ferguson, a bye. Fourth round: Ferguson, 18, v. Gibson. 17; Graham, 22. v. Beehre. 11; McMath. 17, v. Whitelaw, 12; Steele, a bye. Fifth round: Whitelaw. 21. v. Beehre. 10; Graham, 18, v. Gibson, 9: Steele, 14. v Ferguson, 12; McMath. a bye. oixtli round: McMath. 24. v. Beehre, 4: Gibson. 23. v. Steele. 19; Graham. lf>. v. Ferguson. 15; Whitelaw, a bye. The leaders in this section are McMath and Graham, each with five wins and onu loss.

AUCKLAND CLUB'S TOURNEY Pairs tourneys were held on Friday and Saturday by the Auckland Bowling Club. Tho winning skips on Friday were lilj. Francis. Farland, C'odd. I. Clarke and Sadler. while Cherry, Franklin, Mercer, Oilmore and Purdy were the successful leads. In Saturday's tourney. Connor and Francis won the skips' section, and G. Read and Joass were the winning leads. WHANGAREI CLUB [from our own correspondent! WHANGaREI, Sunday There was a good attendance, including several visitors, on the Whangarei Bowling Club's green on Thursday afternoon, the weather being perfect and the green in splendid condition. Following are the results of the games played:—Meyers, Morrison. J. S. Wilson. D. X. McLeod 25. v H McCrea, Pople, Wright, O. .Nicholson. 18; Haden, Hoff, Whitehead, 20. v. Sheriff. Peat* Jounneaux, in; Thompson, Sanders, Graham. 22, v. Lamb, Nobes, Whitelaw, IS; T. J. Evans, Cutforth, 15, v. Brown, Allan, 14; W. Howie, Morrish. 22, v. Cleverly, Piggott, 17. TOURNEY AT THAMES [from our own correspondent] THAMES. Saturday At the completion of the fifth round of section play in the Thames Easter bowling tournament, the following were the positions of the various teoms:— McC.onaglc (Waihi), 5 wins: Twentyman (Thames>. Kristovich (Te Aroha), 4 wins, 1 loss. Edgar (Te Aroha), Cordes (Thames). 3 wins. 2 losses; Griffin (Thames), Lamb (Epsom). Buchan (Thames). Smith (Thames), Adamfion (Thames). Franklin (Waihi). Middlebrook (Thames'*. 2 wins, 3 losses; Chamberlain (Paeroa), Gordon (Thames), 1 win, 4 losses. -