BOWLING

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22493, 10 August 1936, Page 14

BOWLING

MATCHES IN AUCKLAND CLUB AND INTER-CLUB GAMES RESULTS OF SATURDAY'S PLAY Following nro the results of club bowling matches played in Auckland on Saturday:— Grey Lynn.—Ordinary draw: Snell, Hall, Mudd, Kennedy, 1!>. v. Cox, Summers, Gillam, I'erson, '2l; Fletcher, Dougan, '2'2, v. Reilfern, Puddle, 15; Cox, Young, 1< J, v. Gebbie, R. Caddy, 15. Ponsonby.—Britannia [tins: Shirley, Slewart, McKinslr.v, Gibson (holders), 17, v. Websfer, Hoswell. Peters, Richardson, '2O. Mount Eden.—Winter fours: James, \V. Wat.sun, f(. I/. Joll, J. Smith, '25, v. Lochhead, Care, Moore, Gatenby, '_"J; Lea, Kinneburgh, Thompson, Dignan. '2B. v. Simnioruls, I!. Smith, Chambers, Julian, '2l; White, Lane, Spencer, J. 11. Baker, '2l. v. llolloway, A. J. Campbell, R. Hall. '23 Onohunga.—Gat land bntlons: Smethurst, Faulder, (iray, Marks (challengers), '2l, v. Adams, West. G. II liray, Nicholls, l!». Cock o" the walk: T urn bull, Norman, Harlock, Nenle (challengers), '_"2, v. Stace, Bell, Laiug, Gosling, I*2. Ordinary draw; Geraght.v, Kirkwood, Collin, Bassett, '2O, v. Mc.Masfer, Buchanan, (frace, Kenny, I!); Wilson, Tonkin, Cross, '2l, v. R. Gatland, L. Bray, E. J. Gatland, lf»; Ferguson, Foote, Ken-nedy-Boss, '2l, v. Farnsworth, Mitchell, Keeling, '23; Martin, Roper, F. Stephens, '2l, v. Pople, Ifarding, Wigginton, 17.

Auckland.—Winter fours: <J. Allan, George Bourke, Israel, '2O, v. Gladding, Wright Barnes. Osmond, 15; Graham, Berry, White Mcl'liail. '_'t, v. Bishop, Burns, Backet Allely, II; Black, Cameron, '23, v. Perkins Kasper, '2O. Akarana stars: Harris, P. Allan, A. Clarke. I. Clarke (holders), 31, v. Dymock, Susman, Lenderyou, Mailer, 2ft. Carlton.- —Carlton ferns: Scott, Bates, (! Kent, G. Taylor, '25, v. Sampson, A. Cutler, Iv Blair, Vaughan, 15. Winter fours: Hamlilin, Cooke, Buchanan, Fookes, '2l, v. Dickison, Doyle, Lisfer, Jones, lit; Stead, Baker, G. Pollard, Muston, 13, v. Head, Abdallah, Casey, Addis, 10; Bartrom, Bowden, Lett, Ritchie, 15, v. Trendall, Fletcher, Russell, llosking, '22; Shields, Foote, Pitt, '22, v. Keesing, Molioy, Wishart. 25. Rawhiti.— McGregor stars: Tremaine, Ryalls, Martin, Brown (challengers), 10, v. Barker, Carter, Townsend, Aylett, 15. Jackson ferns: McLeod, Bartleet, Macpherson, Pedersen (challengers), '25, v. P. Walker, Beer, P. Thomson, Penn, 1!). Ordinary draw: Ryder, Hamlin, Savin, Mason, '29, v. Wayte, Bennett, Keller, Stewart, lli; Ash ton, Scurrah, Moncur, Chiplin, '2O, v. Irvine, Ryinan, Risk, Culpin, Ift. Rcnmcra.—Sanderson flags: Vincent, Hullimore, 2ft, v. Grieve, Bowles, I*2. ('lark buttons: Whitmore, Vincent, Eaves, Macfarlane, '23, v. Sheppard, Walker, Feldon, Harvey, 35. Finlayson badges: Kaves, Wallace, Harvey, Duncan, 21, v. A. Hill, Rathbone, MoCalium, East, 13; Evans, Weir, Macfarlane, Bray, 27, v. Eaves, Wallace, Harvey, Duncan, l(i. Ordinary draw: Colegrove, Feldon,'Kissling, McMillan, 27, v. Thompson, Ashton, Macey, Wooller, 38; Bolton, Jackson, Jones, Lawrence, '27, v, Johnson, Adams, Sanderson, Short, 20; Stuhbs, White, Baker, Allen, 31, v. Whitmore, Annandale. Buttimore, Reid, )»; 11. Jones, Egerton, Mahon.v, Norton, '2l, v. Macfarlane, Grieve, A. Hill, McCallum, '2l; Vincent, Bull, Barker, 31, v. Bempsey, Watson, Burcher, '2O. Epsom.—Ordinary draw: Fisher, '2l, v. Stehr, Hi; Rolfe, Forbes, Scott, '25, v. Yearbury, Howard, Ramsay, 12; Gallaher, Gillespie, J'aterson, Wylie, 'JI, v. French, Flynn. Beckman, Nash, 15; Jackson, Braithwaite, Kelly, 18, v. W. Hill, Srnale, O'Callaghan. 18; Gouk, Parkinson, Kisslirig, 23, v. Bennett, Blood, Bull, '2O; Dickcn, Alexander, Dunningham, Wallace, 23, v. Evered, Mynott, Gordon, Parsons, J7. INTER-CLUB GAMES

Following are the results of inter-club games, the names of players of the first-men-tioned club taking precedence in each case:— Rocky Nook v. Ponsonby.—"Denison pins, at Onehnnga: Oughton, Yeo. Farley, Kent ley, 20, v. Holfe. Mclnnes, Somervell, Jury (challengers), Ml. Grey Lynn v. Epsom.—Edwin stars, at Grey Lynn: McMurchee, Shaw, Buckley, Whittle, 20, v. Cowan, Wilson, Richmond, George, 17. Auckland v, Avondale.—Digger badges, at Auckland: Robertson, J'itkethley, Pnrdy, Tire, 25. v. Wall, House, Gavin, Sutherland, 13. Carlton v. Mount AHicrt.—At Carlton: Harman, Matched, Brownlee Katterfeldt, 10, v. Dripps, Baxter, Fawcelt, Humphreys, 27. Carlton v. Stanley Bay.—At Carlton: Walker, Henley, Elliot V. Little, 19, v, Unulrill, Gale, Donaldson, Johnson, 18. BALMORAL TOURNAMENT Following is a summary of the Balmoral Howling Club's winter tournament, which was concluded on Saturday:— Section A.—Kelly (Balmoral), Buckle (Hillsborough), 4 wins. 1 loss; Cannon. Clarke (Balmoral). Harland (Mount Eden), 3 wins. 2 losses; Hill (Edendale), McKcggie (Balmoral), I win, I losses. Kelly beat liucklc and won the section. Section B. —Franks. (Balmoral), 4 wins, 1 loss; Cliappell (Balmoral), Firth (Glen Eden). 3 wins, 2 losses; Denison (Balmoral). Thompson (Hillsborough), 2 wins, 3 losses; .Newton (.Mount Albert). Johns (I'atumahoe). 1 win, 1 losses. Franks won the section. In Iho final, J. Meltzer, T. West, A. K. Davis, W. 1). Kelly, beat C. C. King, C. Clews, J. \\. Barber, \\. C. Franks TOURNEY AT ELLERSLIE The following skips have entered for the Fllerslic Bowling Club's tournament, to be played to-morrow :-—Aeir (Remucra). Howard (Epsom), Scot l (Grey Lynn), I'itkethley (Auckland), I raser-Snuth (West End), McKeggie (Balmoral), Livingstone, Gailatnl (Uuehunga), llay. Wcstbrooke, J oil. Gollan (Ellerslie).

AUCKLAND BOWLERS QUEENSLAND TOUR ENDS BRISBANE, August S The visiting Auckland bowlers returned to Brisbane niter spending three weeks in the country. Mr. A. J. Parker stated that there is a likelihood of four or five rinks ol Queensland players visiting New Zealand in the new year. The party will possibly include the official Queensland rink. Tile New Zealanders "ill leave Brisbane to-morrow and will depart from Sydney on August 19. • Tl;o party of Auckland bowlers who left Auckland by the Monowai on May 29 on a visit to Sydney and Brisbane, consisted of Messrs. A. .1. Parker. S. J. Franklin. S. Dudley, Jl. Bockett, E. Binns, .1. Waters, 11. Jenkins, K. Higgott, J. Harrison and A. l'ish. The tourists were joined m Sydney by G. Dcare, formerly of Ounedin, whose rink won Hie Dominion championship in I9:u. F. Whittle and J. V. Dixon, ex-Aucklatulers, and (J. Redmond, Auckland, who is at present on a visit to Sydney.

CARNIVAL AT SUVA MATAMATA RINK SUCCESSFUL [t'UOM Olllt OWN COItI!KSI'ONDKN'J'] SUVA, August 1 By defeating another New Zealand team in the final, the Matnmata rink won the Fiji rinks championship at the Suva bowling carnival just concluded. The Matnmata rink was: Simpson, Gnnu, Egau and Crabb. Its opponents in the final were: A. Williamson, K. Williamson, J. Croucher and Cooksley, Palmerston North. In Hie semi-final Malamata had a stubbornly contested game with the Itewa rink i Fiji)', winning eventually by 18—1<. Rewa led at the loth head by 12—9. The l'almcrston North rink gained the right to contest the final by defeating an Australian rink, 18—11. The final extended f over three and a-half hours and every minute was brimful of in terest. On the 12th head Matamata led 12—9, and the game was fairly even. On four heads Palmerslon failed to score, which took the leader to 20 9. On the next, two heads Palmcrston North scored n three and a two, and hopes were entertained of gaining equality, but the team again stuck for live heads on the score of 1 t. while Matamata forged ahead to 2i>, eventually running out an easy winner by 27 to Hi. The game was more evenly con lesled than the score indicates. Crabb and Egan, of Malamata, were runners-tip in (he pairs competition. The carnival attracted about 50 or (>() bowlers from overseas and some fine games were witnessed. The Soulli Pacific pennant, which is a feature of the carnival, was won by Fiji by 45 to 2S.