BIOWLING

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22205, 4 September 1935, Page 9

BIOWLING

MO FIR I N.'SVILLE CLUB \ [f»om our own correspondent] MORRINSVILLE, Tuesday A decision to permit play on Sundays wan made at the annua! meeting of i:he Morrinsvillo Bowling Club. The report reviewed a successful season. The deaths wera recorded of Messrs. G. Howie, the club's first president. T. Heepo. and H. W. Fisk. Ihe election of officers resulted as follows : —President, Mr. W C Woodley; vicepresidents Messro. E. R. Strand. F. J. Shirley. B«cre(ary, Mr W. Hetherin«*on; committee. Messrs. T. A, Colson W W. Fulton,, C. Sing. E. A. Vowles. R. Wells; green nuperiiitendent. Mr. S. H. G. Cornish; delegates to the Goldfields Association, Messrs B Kirk. F J„ Shirles': delegates to South Auckland Centre. Messrs. W. C. Woodltiy, A. G. Yordley: suditor, Mr. A, Need horn; selector, Mr, B. Chapmon; match committee. Messrs. N. Cogkill, li. Wellsu B. Chupman. ELLERSLIE CLUB'S TOURNEY In the El'erslie Bowling Club's touriifly section A wo.s won by Dnvidson (Grey Lynn) and section B by McCuUough (Cl«v»don). The final will be played at a later date. EPSOM CLUB'S TOURNEY . The Epsom Bowling Club held a full-rink tournament yeiiterday in fine weather. Fourteen teams took part and the results were as follows: Section A.—McMillan, dj Launay. 4 wins, 1 loss; Lench. McKeirgie, Hollier, 3 wins, 2 'losses; Fifth. 2 wins. 3 losses: O'Callaghan. 1 win. 4 losses: Gatlar.d. R losses. In the play-off de f,ii una:? beat McMillan. Section B.— Livingstone. 6 wins; Uoskings, 3 vn'ns. 2 louses: I'nrson®. Ramsay. Delnnioro. 2 wins. _ !} losses: Thomas. 1 win. 4 Inezes Livingstone won the section outrisiht. The final between di! Launnv and Livingstano will be played at a later date.