BOWLING

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22247, 23 October 1935, Page 11

BOWLING

OPENINGS OF SEASON - - MATCHES AT TAURANGA v | [BY TELEGRAPH —OWN CORRESPONDENT] * TAURAN&A. Tuesday. There was a large attendance at the official opening of the Taurang* South r Bowling and Tennis Club's green and courts, i The president, Mr. Fergus Boyd, declared the bowling green open for play and Mrs. Boyd threw the jack and played the first • , bowl, while Mrs. C. W. Johnson, wife pic the vioe-president of the tennis section of , the club, played the first ball on the tennis. % courts. Bowling games played between the pressdent's and vice-president's teams resulted , in a win for the president. Scores were a»;. follows, the president's players being mentioned firstSimcock; Cor. Clemson, Boyd. ~. 19, v. Kendall, Putt. Cooper, Thompson, 18: Z Vowless, Every, Beverall, Dykes, ' 14, v,.;, O'Hara. McFarlane, Morison, Tamblyn. 20; , Burton, Bunting, Barney, 18, v; Glacken, Atkins, Samson, Bell, 24; Miller, Deverell, Bayliss, Mearns, 21, v. P. Smith,.:, Hawke, Stewart, Lewis, 18; Roulston, E - P. Smith, McKay, McKinnon, 28, v. Bayley, Campbell. Rankin, Perriman, 11; "Woldike, Piicher, Reynolds, Persey. 16, v. Whitworth. McKerrow, Bent, Watson, 16. Following were the results of matches" 1 plnyed by members of the Tauranga Bowling Club Campion, Whiting, Smith, Crowley. . 23, v. Rogers, Parlane, Sharp, Rowe, 11 Pemberton, Pilcher, Davies, 24, v. Brynn, Kiddie, 17: Steele, Bell, 28, v. Auld« , McLeod, 17; McKemie, Trundle. 21, v.. £' Jefferson, Bowen. 17 ■ b.