PENNANT BOWLING

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22583, 23 November 1936, Page 14

PENNANT BOWLING

MATCHES IN AUCKLAND THIRD ROUND DECIDED POSITIONS AND PERCENTAGES Splendid conditions favoured tho third round of the Auckland Bowling Centre's inter-club pennant competition'on Saturday. As a result of the recent fine weather, all greens were in first-class order. Thre was a change among the three leaders in section A, in which Hallyburton-John-stone, previously third, is now leading as the result of five wins out of six games. The Carlton Club has dropped back to second place, about 4 per cent behind tho leader. Stanley, previously second, is now third, equal with West. End, which lias moved up from ninth place. Waiuku made a pronounced forward move and is next on the list. Mangere is still at tho top of section B with a slightly increased percentage, while Otahuhu also retains its former position of second, but with a slightly lower percentage. Grey Lynn is equal with Otahuhu. while Pukekohe, previously sixth, is now fourth. Ponsonby is next, about 10 per cent behind the leader. Tho positions and percentages of tho competing clubs are shown in the following table, the quotas of each being given in parentheses; — SECTION A W. L. P.C. Hallyburton-Johnstone (6) o l (J6.6U Carlton (30) .. .. lsY a 11V 3 02.77 West End (12) .. .. S 4 55.55 Stanley (6) .. 3 3 55.03 Waiuku (G) . . ~ 5 1 52.77 Mount Eden {1(3) ..7 0 51.04 Balmoral (14) .. .. 5 0 50.00 Burkland'g Beach (2) .. 1 l 50.00 Auckland (24) . . .. 14 10 40.30 Mount Albert (14) .. 8 0 47.01 Waitemata (10) .. 4 0 46.66 Remuera (20) .. .. 6 14 45.83 Edendale (8) .. .. 3 1 /» 4»/ a 30.58 Henderson (6) .. .. 2 4 38.88 Takapuna (10) .. ..4 6 30.06 Auckland Transport (4) .. 1 3 33.33 Manurewa (4) .. .. i 3 25.00 SECTION B Mangere (4) .. .. 2 1 / a IVS 70.83 Otahuhu (S) .. ..5 3 66.00 Grey Lynn (14) .. ..11 3 66.60 Pukekohe (10) .. ..8 2 65.00 Ponsonby (16) .. ..0 7 60.41 Rawhiti (S) .. 5 3 50.25 Ellerslie (10) .. .. 4'/a 46.33 St. Heliers (10) .. ..4 0 53.33 Glen Eden (4) .. .. 22 50.00 Onehunga (101 .. .. IOVa ~>A 50.00 Epsom (16) .. ..8 8 40.88 Papatoetoe (10) .. ..4 0 4(>.o< Helensville t6) .. .. 2 4 41.14 New Lynn (4) .. ..2 2 41.60 Rocky Nook (10) . ..1 0 36.00 Te Papapa (6) .. ..2 4 33.33 Hillsboro (G) .. .. 2 4 33.33 Devonport (It!) .. .. ~>/i 10/ i Avondale (6) .. 1 5 30.00 Following are the results of matches, the names of players of the first-mentioned club taking precedence in each case:— Takapuna v, Mount Albert, —At Takapuna: Audley, 28, v. Newton, 10; Hunt, 10, v. Thomas, 32; Mills, 20, v. Paterson; _ 18; Christev, '27, v. Townlpy, 13; Dunlop, 10, v. Glenister, 22. At Mount Albert: Waterman, 8, v. Maxwell, 32; Butler. 22. v. Lane, 17; Collins, 14, v. H. Dawson, 25; Hooper, 10, v. Clark, 26; Cannon, 12, v. Blair, 20. Epsom v. Ponsonby .-r—At Ponsonby:; Kissling, 31, v. K. Richardson, 18;-Fisher, 24, v. L. Jury, 15; Richmond, 20, v. E. Jury, 21; McCowan, 17, v. Colebrook. 29; Mingins, 10, v. Somerville, 22; Fufnell, 2tf, V. McLeod, 25. At Epsom: Parsons, 0, v. Melnnes, 30; Foubister, 15. v. J. Jury, 18; Hooper, 20, v. A. Parsons, 17; Wilson,- 20, v. Bryant, 22; Scott, 25, v. Gibson, 13; J. Wallace, 24, v. Bridges, 26. St. Metiers v. Ellerslie.—At St. Heliers: Koefoed, 10. v. Wood. 19; Morrin. 28. v. Joll, 14; Dawson. 27, v. Dickson, 22. At Ellerslie: Wright, 11, v. Somerfield, IS; White, 23, v. Gollan, 15; Lowe, 30, v. Woods, 21.

Transport v. Hallyburton-Johnstone.—At Transport: Scott-Chalmers, 10, v. Taylor. 23; Sisson, 27, v.. Jackson, 26. At HallyburtonJohnstone: Jeffrys, 12, v. Dyson, 35; Taplin, 21, v. Bowden, 25. Hillsboro v, Epiom.—At Hillsboro: Jacksort, 21, v. Biuce, 24; Hollows, 14, v. Geo: :e, 23. At Epsom: Barnes, 22, v. McDougall, 22; Kasper, 22, v. Ramsay, 22. Te Papapa v. Rawhiti.—At Te Tapapa: Jackson, Fletcher, Mitchell, Sissons, 20, v. Sidler, White, Bain, Tongue, 12; Keegan, Noonan. Norton, Johnson, 14, v. Walker. Bier, Savin, McPherson, 27. At Rawhiti: Davenport, 13, v. Kipling, 20; Pilkington, 15, v. Ormond, 20.

T« Papapa v. Rocky Nook. —At Te Papapa: Strong, Bond, Jones, Moore, 18, v. Ryall, Coleman. Roberts, Thomson, 25. At Rocky Nook; Moon, 26, v. Williams, 16. Manurewa v. Manurewa: flmith, 14, v. Breckon, 28. At Ilallyburton-Johnstone: Forbes, 13, v. Sharp, 21.

Ellerslie v. Mangere.—At Ellerslie: Hard wicke, 18, v. Collier. 10; Langsford, 18, v Granger, 23, At Mangere: Laud. 16, v. Flicker. 21; Hay, 18, v. Connor, 18.

Grey Lynn v. Avondale.—At Grey Lynn: Tiougan, 23, v. Myers, 10; Whittle, 32, v. Thomas. 15: Hosking, 20, v. Porritt, 16. At Avondale: Teague. 24, v. Tornlinson, 0; MrMurrhe.v, 15, v. Sutherland, 17; Tonge, 22, v. Cairn, 10.

Stanley v. Mount Eden.—At Stanley Woolf, Donaldson. Gale. Johnson, 13. v. Joll Stevens, Gatenbv. Baker, 24; Buchanan Clarke. Masnn. Hitchen. 11, v. Beanland Robertson, Walker, Finlay, 22; Kaint.v. Wei ler. Smith. McGregor, 24, v. Fowke, Moon Sturgess, Gribble. 22. At Mount Eden: Dar roch, C. Jones, Baker. D. M. Jones. 15. v Gregson. Herron. McNab. Taylor. 31: E Jones, Grintrr, llutt. McMfrster 11, v. Cave Watson, Haycock. Come, 18; Grey, Ald ridge Worthington, Whitley. 17. v. Lockingfon. Tay lor, Bislow, Miller, 15.

West End v. Mount Eden. —At West End: J. Irwin, Brummell, Colthurst, Cooke. 17._ v. Nea, Baker, Sheriffs, Vivian, 22; Bayliss, Wilson, Thomass. Hopwood, 11, v. Chambers, Forgie, Purdy, Julian. 21; Arniel, Draffin. Sfott, McNair. 20, v. Muller, Daisle.v. Alrnao, Hull, 1-j; F. Clarke. Adams, Roundhill. Bremner. 22, v. James, Martin, Wilson, Delamore. 35., Rowe, Newell, Stichbury, F'nire. 20. v. Black, Thompson. Reid. J. Joll, 15. At Mount Eden: M. Smith, 14. v. M. H. Campbell. 27; A. Thomson, IS, v. A. Dixon, 21: Darby. 22. v. A. Jones, 21; Brookes. 21, v. J. C. Wilson, 13; Irvine, 21. v. E. W. Taylor. 20.

Weit End v. Henderson, —At West End: Court, Tavlor, Brown. Matthews, 18. v. Green, Nbrris, Chit?,ell. Dollar, :i7. At Henderson: Hudson, Hill, Kirkham, Jfardley, 22. v. Knaggs, Rosnkr, Lisk, Garelja 17. Onehunga v, Devonport.—At Onehunga: Hayes, Burrldge, Harrison, T. George. 20. v. Stoddart, Kennings. Miller, Lundon. 15; Staoo, Kirk wood, Crichton, E. J. Gatland, 18, v. ,Watson, McLaren. Hamlin, Steele. 17: Adams, A. George. Kenny, Vella, 22, v. Davis, Jackman, R. George, Doherty, 21; Keeling. J. McKendrick, Harlock. Kerns, 18. v. Coutts. Morgan, Hessey, La.vzell. .11; Turnhull, Marshall. A. It. Gatland, Robertson, 18. v. Bolton, Fraer, Wright. Buchanan, 12; Buckley, Green, Handlin, Welham, 18, v. Martin. Osborn, Palmer, Richards, 20; Skinner. Neale. Cowcll, Wright, IS, v. Mcikle, McDonald. Atkins, Gray, 10; McMaster, McLean. .Liiing, Kerr, 18, v. Naylor. Orniiston, Wrigle.v. Snoad, 20. At De.von.port: Wigginton, 23, v. Gooding, 34; I. J. Sutherland. 10. v. Melville. 8; Livingstone, 18, v. Morgan, 22; V. Sutherland. 6. v. Lowe, 24; Marks. 25, v. Rowel!, 22; Gross, 27, v. Prater, 0; Bassett, 22, v. Bruce. 31; Macklow, 17. v. Trevithick, 17.

Balmoral v. Carlton. —At Balmoral: Trcwin, Sommeifield, Lofle.v, Barber, 35, v. Shields, Stohr, Buchanan, H. Jenkln, 27: T. I). Anderson, C. F. Thompson, Hopny. Gilford, 21, v. Robertson. Wilson. A. B. Giaddinfr. (J. Cutler. 11; 0. Clark. Sa.vers, McKojrtcic. (Jibeon. 16, v. B'f?ll, Kenrick, Brownlee. ilodd. - _' H; Batcy, Keith, Robertson, Clews, If!, v. Whlttaker, Brown, 11. Walker, de Launay. 20; 1). Anderson. Fisher. Cailwrieht. 11. R. Goldsmith 25, v. Allert Dllllcar, Kafterfeldt. Pitt, 18) Meredith,, Sawyers, Truman, W. (.'. Franks, 30, v. White, Brittain. Bird. Torrance, 8. At Carlton: Moon, Munn. Ashby, Denison, 12, v Newcombo, T. Fraser. Harrison, Hiercrott, I>3; H. Smith, Hinkley. Dean, Kelly. 11. v. Baker, Molloy, I). C. Fraser, C. Little. ;3ot Gentles, Credin, Cannon, Ramsey, J.'J. v. Hailey, Lett,. Coltman, G. L. Glaidini?. 17: Vorcoe. Dairu, Bush, Francis, 2.'), v. Drums, Wethfirilt, E. Blair. 11. C. Clarke, 10; E. J. Goldsmith, Esterman. Winks, Beniion. Ji). v. Proud, French, G. Kent, Baskiville, 'JO; I'eter* son, Carter, D. Richardson, Lloyd. 11. v, Adamson, Snedden, Perry, Ritchie, 31. Balmoral v. Buckland't Beach.—At Balmoral: James, W. Richardson, Gladstone. Layland, 121, v. Gilmour. Campbell, Inder. Walton. 20. At Buckland'o Beach: Lucas. 11. Franks, W. 11. Clarke. Chappell, 15, v. Plaice. Smith, Massn, Brooke, It). Waitemata v. Carlton.—At Waitemata: G. B. Chinnery, C. Headland, A. S. Tarrant. J. Potter, 20, v. Abdullah. G. Inplis, W. Bates, D<are, 17: J. Brennan, W. Osborne. A. Melhose. W. McKinstrie, 14. v. Palmer, A. Cutler, E. Emirali, Elliot. 27; T. Howland, David Munro, E. B. Hillain, E. W. Bilkey, 19, v. Anaove, Cornish, C. Russell, Muston. 25; F. Lees, E. W. B. Derrick, E. Rogers, F. G. Blackwell. 1.", v. T. Mitchell, Feran, R. Russell, I'ookes, IS. At Carlton: Daniel Munro, P. Stewart. J'. Williamson, J. Blackledtce. 15, v Gooding. Buckle. \V. Blair, llcskinc. 20; M. J. Walsh, C. Sampson, R. G. Holland. J. W. Lcttibriftge, 15, v. Bowden, Matchett, Birkenhead, U B. Jenkln. 24j W. McWatters. E, Swlndail. 0. H. Lyon, J. A. Robertson, v - Stead., Johnston, Vaughan, G. Taylor, N. G. fcwanson. J. Webster, S. E. Mc-

Gill, F. Osborne. J3, v. E. Taylor. Boyle, Harvey, Laird, '2l; J. Freeman, W. Marshall, W. L. Rowland. W. Corrln, 23, v. Sharman, Strm'kett, T Mountain, Jones, 18: W. I'. Roberts. A. B. Martin. L. 11. Dirk, W. Coneland 19. v. it. A. Walker. Wickstecd. Martin. V. Little, 18. Papatootoo v. Hillsboro.—-At I'apatoetoe: Henderson. Urandfiold. Waters. Mclvor. 12. v. Stewart, Brand, Kemp, Dormer, 23. At HJllsboro: MeMillen, Preston. Crawshaw. Stringer. 10, v. Jackson. Stevens. Russell. S. Mctullough, 23. Otahuhu v. Papatoetoe.—At OtahuUu; Flood, Eceles field, l'inhe.v, J. Harper, 18. v. Simnis, Watson, A Hanson. Franklin, Hi: Marshall. Rule, Goodwin. S. E. l , '\ r l. , ' >r - Stephenson, Grinter. Brown, Met ullough, ~l>. Thomson, ('. Nield. Dohertv Morton. It) v. Tavtor, Moo. Walker. knight, 18: (io'rrie. ltuilej, Stone, 13. v. Young. Allport. Cut forth, rook. 20. At I'apatoetoe: L<dTl«. Crawford, Ogilvie. Gardiner, 18 v. It. MtLul* lough. Cairns, Nicholson. Rawnsley. 17; Ma sfield Tomes, Downey. I arson, 31. v. ■ , f" n . t |* man, Car:, Gubb. Cox. 10: lllianis. lodd, Firguson, Murdoch. 22, v. Edmond, riuim , Trimble. Mill. H; Streeter. qiini'an l'cari U. i\vkcs, 11, v. Buchanan, lustrjr, Bryant, liootii, -1. Carlton v. Eciendale. —At Carlton: A. laylor, 21, v. Sage, Id: Gordon 21 v. Jaikso,n. 1 ;i. (j Pollard, 17, v. Brownett, 23, H •>•>' v James 18. At Edendale: Turner, -0, v."" Edmonds, 20; Wishart, Hi, v. Ad Jl 1<»; Sinclair. 2.". v. Maud, 10; Rowe. I<. v. Roan, _u. St. Heliors v. Glen Eden. —At St. Ueliers: Tvmlall 13, v. Firth, 18: Russell, Jl, v. Vanchcs, lo! At Glen, Eden: St. Hollers won one game and Glen Eden won one. New Lynn v. Ponsonby.—At Ponsonby: Witham '2l, v. Griffiths, 1.8; Ilatt, -0, Howbottom, 21. At New Lynn: Ponsonby won one game and New Lynn won one.

Mount Albert v. Honderson.—At Mount Albert: Holdsworth, 30, v. Higginbotham, 0, Jenkin, 25, v. Wright, 15. At Henderson: Henderson won both games.

Crey Lynn v. Rocky Nook. —At Grey Lynn: Liversidgc, 22, v. Randall, 13. At Rocky Nook: Grey Lynn won both games.

Pukekohe v. Rocky Nook. —At Pukekohe: Seed, Wright, Price, Sumner 14, v. W heel", Reed, Oughton. Hill, 28; Digg'e, Prison, Burrows, W. Short, 20, v. Garland. Baxter, M. Young, Keatley, 13; Reehal. J. Pollock, llarvcy, W. Blake, 23, v. Young, Mills, I. Hill, Loram, 21. At Rocky Nook: Voltch, Hawke, Brown, Pearce, 15, v. G. Carter, R. Walsham, Payne. Armstrong, 21; Wymer, Haslam, Day, Hosking, 21. v. I Stomiont, J. Reid, J. Wakerley, Anderson, 17. Pukekoho v, Rawhltl. —At Tukekohe: Taylor, Butcher. Lawrie, Munro, 18, v. Tremaine, Pedersen, Aylett, N. Thompson, 20; I. Brown, J Fausett, McPherson, Moncrief, 21, v. Bartleet, J. B. Patterson, Keller, Brown, 10. At Rawhiti: Ferguson, Proude, Bisli, Bradanovich, 27, v. McCullough, Townsend, Oldham, Culpan, 20; Ingram, Blake, Ingpen, Bilkcy, IS, v. Rawhiti, 12.

Remuera v. Manurewa. —At Remuera: Goosman. Hatch, Gavey, E. D. Reid, 20, v. Morris. Fleming, Whitten, Graham, 10. At Manurewa: Manurewa won the game. Grey l-ynn v, Helensville, —All six games were played at Helensville, Grey Lynn winning four and Helensville two. Remuera v. Auckland. —At Remuera: Tudhope, Griffiths. Bowles, McMillan, 17, y. 1 robert, Dorrington, Williams, W. Smith. 1(>; Henson, Thronson, Watson, Macey, l<, y. llarris, ('. Read, Barnes, H. B. (Jilles, Stubbs, H. O. Jones. R. A. Jackson, doling, 16 v. Baker, Cameron. W. .T. Campbell 1). Campbell. 21; A. C. Hill. Ellerbeck. Badel.y. F Short, 12, v. Savory. Franklin, Jlontgomerv, A. Parker, 10; Keeling, Smythe, Buttimore, F. Watson, IS, v. Allen, Susuian, Callan, W. A. Israel. 24; White, Keys, ( oe, Beaston, 10. v. E. Thomas, Wright, Hethongan, Ure, 25; Greeve. McLcod, .W. II ill, Wooller, 25, v. Redmond. Foster, \\ ilson, M. Walker, 10; Vincent, Davis, Acbenson, A. Smith, 15, v. Moodie, Colebrook, McDongall, Barker, 20; Ridings, Wright, Saunderson, Horton, 15, v. Page, Darlow, Lenderyou, 11. N. Jones, 28. At Auckland: Whitman, Barnes, A M. Bell, J. C. Duncan, 25, v. Boyce, De Renzy, Bourke, E. I. Lyell, 27; Adams, Baker. Wallace. D. Harvey. 20, v. Fillmore Hammond i'. T« A. NVilliiuns, Tl. J. Allco, —1» Ilarle, Mahony, Eaves, A. D. Newton, 18, v. Bishop, Wyvcr» Wilson, A. Clarke, I. Clarko, 25; Colegrove, Bolton, Learning, S. J. ilarbutt, 10, v. Rendell, Dicketts, A. It. Domiltl, J R McPhail, 20; D. Young, MncKnight, McCallum. R. Sheath, 15, v. Christian, Reck, Till ,T Pascoe, '2l; Clarkson, Dempsey, Evans, A. V. Burcher, IS. v. Brinkman, King, Biuns, G. B. Osmond, 22; Seager, G. L. Hill, J. C. Kissling, A. Lawrence, 23, v. Simpson. Self. Oake, Hardie-Neil, 10; Coote, Wright, W. Jackson, W. T. Bell, 2,5, Alexander, Hislop. Fletcher, B. Codd. 15; J. Johnson, Weir. Somerfield, E. East, 18, v. George, Bruce-Smith, Bockett, J. C. Hill, 15. Waiuku v. Auckland. —At Waiuku: Goodwright, Harris, Bint, G. V. Williams, 17. y. Carr, Dymock, Pitkethlcy, L. J. Keys. 1 ; Jerram Haves, McKenzie, H. M. llarriball, 17 v. E. T. Gladding. Garrett, White, J. A.'Vincent, 20; Somerville, Aldred, Jones, G. Elmsley. 18, v. Whelan, Coldicutt, Mahcr, G H Woollev, I<>. At Auckland: Arinitago, A." Arkle, Naysmith, R. S. Whiteside, 25, v. Forder, Kohn, Robertson, E. E. Pierce, lo; von Stunner, Gill, Bridlo, D Neil, 23, v. Plummer, Matheson, Hunt, E. B. Bennet, 10; Craig, Henry, C. R. Barribail, E. S. Barr.ball, 21, v. Beaumont, W heatlcy, Hacket, J. P. Mason, 15.

INTER-CLUB GAMES Following are the results of inter-club games, the names of players of the firstmentioned club taking precedence in each case: — Rawhiti v. Te Papapa.—At Rawhiti cur 23, v. Collier, 20. At Te Papapa: McLeod, Rhyman, Yuill. Hcrriott, 20, v. Sands, Patterson, Thorpe, Glynn, 18. Rawhiti v. St. Hellers.•—First-year playtrs, at Rawhiti: Parsons, 17, v. Ramson, 17. Mount Eden v. Waitemata. —At Mount Eden: J. Smith, 25, v. Rackett, 15. Transport v, Hallyburton-Johnstone.—At Transport: Hagcn, 13, v. Holdsworth, 20. St. Heliers v. Mangere,—First-year players, at St. ifciicrs: Davis, 35, v. \\ ebb, 10. New Lynn v. Ponsonby.—At Ponsonby: Lang, 15, v. Simpson, 25. Rocky Nook v. Grey Lynn.—At Rocky Nook: Buckley, 7, v. Smith, 22. Avondale v. Grey Lynn.—At Avondale: Wilson, 17, v. Trewheela. 18. Avondale v. Transport.—At Avondale: Deaton, 13, v. I'earcc, 10; Wall, 33, v. Hunter, 15. Mangere v. Ellerslie.—At Mangere: Sampson, 17, v. Godfrey, 22. At Ellerslie: Wilson, 22, v. Westbrook, 10. Edendale v. Rocky Nook. —At Edcndalo: Butler, IS, v. Edwards, 18. Epsom v. Rocky Nook. —At Epsom: Waddell, Frost, Dyson, Sossey, 18, v. Boes, Renshaw, Sowdens, Fernby, 20. Epsom v. Mount Eden,—First-year players, at Epsom: Cootes, 17, v. Simmons, 20. Stanley v. Mount Eden.—Crawford, Undrill, Walson, Bartlect, 10, v. Crichton, Costall, Cook, Morrison, 18. CLUB GAMES Following are tho results of club bowling matches played in Auckland on Saturday:— Avondale.—Ordinary draw: Manson, Dobbinson, Boreham, Patison, I<>, v, Dennet, Craig, Cruickshank, T. Myers, 22. Carlton.—Carlton fours: Mellzer, Batty. Kronfeld. Wright, 18, v. Isaacs, Dlckison, Northwood, Budd, 25; Mortimer, Lezer, Bracewell, Pearce, 12, v. Howard, Smith, Watson, Wildish, 30; Spencer, Thornes, Henry, Scott, 20, v. Clark, Mitchell, Bartrum, Sampson, 14. Hallyburton-Johnstone. Ordinary draw: Sutcliffe, Dick, McCarroll, 11, v. Clcnio, Schmidt, Johnson, 22. Epsom.—Ordinary draw: Ccrutly, Dick in, Ilaniann, Bailey, 24, v. Morrison, Hollis, Mynott, Yearbury, 15; French, Paykcl, J. Drummond, 12, v. Jackson, Shine, Halstead, 28; Ambury, Arnott, 10, v. McOjlloc.h, Wills, 18. Ponsonlijy.—Ordinary draw: Tail, Shirley, Bagget, 27, v. Raper, Morran, Molloy, 0. Dovonport.—Ordinary draw: Kewish, Robinson, Minchani, Kendall, 23, v. Norton. Ansell, Ballanlyne, Spicer. 21; Maseman, Hawker, Gerrard, Talnsh, 13, v. Maxwell, Wing, Sausscy, Powell, 22; McAllan, Curtayne. Thornton, Allan. 23, v. Oaten, Challenor, Koefoed. Ingham, 10. Rawhiti,—Ordinary draw: Ryder, Ashton, Worthington, 22, v. Samways, McGowan, Bennett, 18. Mount Eden. —Ordinary draw: Lane, .T. T. Robinson, A. J. Campbell, 23, v. Lorkhead, Hollowcy, Dodd, 10. Transport.—Ordihary draw: Boag, Asliby, McKay, Sullivan, 27, v. Boag, Sadgrove. Clarke, Lark, 8. Hillsboro. —Ordinary draw: Tornlinson F'urniss, 10, v. If!II, Donnell, 28. Mangere. —Ordinary draw: lleywnrd Blandford, Wilton, 11. v. Bowers, Lundle Clark, 20; Haliworth, Mac(iregor, Jay, 31, v Sanderson Revell, House, 10. Mount Albert. Ordinary draw: llodley Green, W. Maxwell, Clark, 20, v. Maxwell, Bland, Whitfield, Halt, 15. Papatoetoe,--Ordinary draw: Ferguson, Cross, Cronin, Hamoiul, 33, v. Wilkinson, McKenzie, Socll, Hunt, 1 I ; Asliby, Watson. Cooper, Smith, 22, Jeffrey, McDowell, An derson. McEntee. 17; Dunckle.v, C. Wat son, Bartells, Bates, 33, v. Evans, Doull Greenway, A. G. Smith, II; Yelavich Walker, Munro, 11, v. Collie, McNatty, Hood 25; Quick ley, H. Smith, Menzics, Pilkington, 27, v. Andrews, Davis, Mouldey, Rice, 10. Takapuna,—Ordinary draw: Lloyd, O'Neill, Lisk, Brake, .17, v. Wliyte, Griffiths, Barton, Corfe, 10; Robin, Blackwell, Elliott. W. Collins, 13, v. Morion, Colebrook, Price, Dud- I dine, 23. j

Oneliunga.—Ordinary draw: B. McKindrick, Booth, Crawford, 22, v. R. Robertson, McSwine.v, Flowerday, 12; Thorpe, Hopewell. ;iy, v. Tcgg, Wilkinson, Sims, 10; R. Oat land, Hard ley, Stephens, 10, v. Ferguson, Giimore, O'Connell, 1.7. Stanley.—-Ordinary draw: Bone, Leggatt, Puimr Mi. v. Ootid, Blenkarne. Corlclt, 28; Porter, Harper, Dawson, A. Anderson, 22, v. Buchamu. .sen., Black, Hums, AVehstcr, 18. West End, —Ordinary draw: I!. Hardy, Jacobs, Wright, 20, v. Quail rough, Cameron, Webster, 25; Littler, C. Kit to, Knox, 10, v. N. Cato, C. Worsfold, Douglas, 24. Balmoral.—Ordinary draw: 13. G. King, Weeks. C. C. King. Speir, 28, v. Sweeney, Whit taker, Fleming, Cook, I s ; 'ugb.v Yl zer Bernard, 23, v. Malion, Guthrie, Raiderson'. 1:5; West Stevens, McGnffun, 20, v. Mills. Barton, Barnes, 18; Pollock, Marshall, Heasman. Niclioll. 18, v. Foreman, Reynolds, Scott. Blair. 15, Reid, J. A. Thomson, Buckley, 28, v. Preston, Fort, Cole, I 1. Waitemata. —First-year players: C. Hunter, T, \\ at son ,i. W Canty, A. C. Veils. 10, v. J.' Martin, A. V. Iyer, P. J. Ilnwke, I). Simpson, 10. Ordinary draw: It. Gordon, 11. < adness, A. J. Grant, 2(1, v. J. lloran, R. Hunt ,\. C. Rowe, 18; A. 10. \\ ilkms, 1. Mitchell,'F. Johnston, 11», v. C. Clark, O. combe, ('. Delany, 18; J. Hewitt A. Smith, D. Had ley 21. v. L. Watson, W. J. Moreland, C Rose, 11. Otahuhu. —Percentage fours: Rowe, Brosnahnn, Cameron. 15, v. Cotloll, Thompson. 24: Lee, May, Lawes, '_l. v V'bitmore, Duffy, Parsons 20; (Ja.wler, McDonnell, Taylor, 17, v. I'etrle, W. Nield, Auld, l<. Buckland.—Club stars: 0. Deed, Home, Wiggins, Butcher. 20, v. A. Wright, Vylie, Hewitt R. Wright, 22. Hut ton pairs: Hilton, Steele. 30, v. Stringer, Danes, 20. Club Pairs: Campbell. Griffin, 20, v. C. Deed, llree, 28. Pukckohe. —Ordinary draw: Webb, Sim, J. P Carter W. Crisp, 32, v. Holt, R. J. llrown, Landon Cooper, 10; Stewart, Bnrriball, Ronner, 11. Short, 21, v. l'arvin, llailey, Neal, Bowman, 17; Scarborough, Marshall, Adams, Bloxham, 27, v. I). Fausett, Layboum, Lowric, Jamieson, 21. Waiuku.— Ordinary draw: Davies, Knight, Barker, Urice, 21, v. R. llarriball, A. SI. 15arrlball, Hull, Hamilton, 20; Millington, Dunham Crouch, 22, v. J. Barribnll, Muir, Roscoe, 15; G. Arkle, McDonald. Garland, 20, v. Andrew, Toogood, Barnaby, 20. First-year players' competition: Edwards, E. Bregnian, Clark, 20, v. J. Bregman, Newdick, Westhead, 13. Remuera. —Ordinary draw: McFurlane, Wilniot, O'Leary, Roberts. 10. v. O'Leary, Bauer, M. Reid, Fullerton, 25; Marnier, .1. H. S. Jones, Whitley, Schoefield, 10, v. Richardson, Lusher. C. H. Jones, Hcssell, 1 , ; Guinness. Armadale, Sheppard, 23, v. Geary, Watt, Allen, Egerton, 12. Auckland.- Club draw: Miller, Friskin, Northcote, N. Heath, 22, v. Hughes. Thomson, O'Ncil, J. M. Holmes, 15; .Minhinnick, Matthews, Prime, A. G. Graham, 22, v. Hides, Messer, McCrca, O. Nicholson, 20. Papakura.—Percentiiere fours: ,T. Quiiitey, O 11 Smith, J. G Menzies, C. V. Pokington, 27, v. J. Andrew, W. Davis, Mouldey, S D. Rice, 10; T. (.'. Duilckley, C. Watson, H. Bartels, .1. Bates, 33, v. S. Evans, J. S. Doull, (J roe n way, A. (J. Smith, II; Ash by, K. Watson, J. Cooper, T. G. Smith, 22, y. •Teffrev, 1!. McDowell, S. L. Anderson, 11. McEntee, 17; Ferguson, Clarke, Cronin, A. Hammond, 33, v. Wilkinson, McKen/.ie, T. F. Snell, P. Hunt, 11; A. Collie, (. B. McNatty, ir. ]luod, -5, v. L. M. Ycluvich, J. Walker, Munro, 11. STANLEY REPRESENTATIVES The following plryers will represent the St mi lev Bowling Club in the Cadness (up compeUtion next Wednesday :—Crawford, Black, Donaldson, Virie, Blenkarne. Buchai.an. C. Jones. Bartlett. MATCHES AT MATAMATA [FIIOM 01*11 OWN* rOItRKSfONOKNT] MATAMATA, Saturday Following are the results of matches played to-day on the Matamata Bowling Club's green:—-Casey, Walker, Wise, McLeay, 20, v. H awes, McKonkey, Browne, Mclntyre, IT; Sutherland, .McKay, Fogsio, Gordon, 22, v. Smith, Turkington, Barkham, Cobhain.j 18; Woodcock, Goodall, Munro, 25, v. Halligau, Hinsdale, Green, 'JO; Bell, Daniel, \\ . bright, 21, v. Cranswick, S. Wright, O'Connor, H»; ,1 ones, Lansdown, E. Brunton, 18, v. Pulling, Kirk, D. Gunn, 10. BRENNAN SHIELD COMPETITION [FROM OUH OWN COItItF.SI'ONDK.NT | PAEROA, Sunday Tho Paeroa Bowling Club played the second round of the Brennan Shield competition yesterday. Results were:—G. \owles, McQuillan, W. Smith, Henderson, 27, v. W. Morrison, A. Yowles. Kdwarcls, rye, 13; Walls, C. Webb, Brocket. Maiden, 20, v. Leigh, Lindsay, Wright, T. L. Williams. 10; Mclntvre, Maude, Lockyer, Macaulay, 20, v. Neil. Pope, Carson, McAnally, 1"»; Harms. Chick, Matkovich, C'ane, :.'3, v. Barclaj, 'l'. Yowles, Walnisley, (jibb, 10; Kidd, Masters, Samuel, Chamberlain, 22, v. James, Malcolm, Wedon, Silcock, 11. GAMES AT THAMES [FIIOM OUII OWN COKHKSI'ONDENT] THAMES, Sunday Following aro the results of games played on tho Thames Bowling Club's green yesterday:—Wells, Bell, R. Taylor. Smith, v. Beech, Lomas. C. Billing. Twentyman. 14 -. Willis, Kilgour, Middlebrook, 11. Cordes, to, v. Dalton, Sibley, Sliand, Saunders, 15; McDonald, Briggs, Cartwright, Pratt, 22, v. Death, Griffin, jun., Lockett, Buchan, It; Adamson, Vickers, Cameron, Newman, 24. v. Sherlock, Gibb, Gooder, Alexander, 22; Glover, (,'urrie, G. Cordes, 22, v. Palmer, Johns, Williams, 10; J. McConnell, Martin, Gallop. 10, v. Hool. Ayre. Murray, IS. TE AWAMUTU CLUB ! [from our own correspondent] TE AWAMUTU, Sunday Ideal weather attracted a large attendance at the Te Awamutu Bowling Club's greens yesterday afternoon, when the percentage fours competition was continued. Results are as follows:—0. Culpati, W. Mcnsforth, S. Dowds, R. Henderson, 30, v. F. Moody, K. Gibbs, C. Melnnes, J. Hawkins, II; W. Ryan, J. Haines, \V. Ciuickshank, D. MrArthur, 25, v. Olsen, T. Rowdcn, E. Bryant, W. Douglas, 20; 'J. Woolley, V. dittos, G. Angus, Hollard, 30, v. A. E. Patterson. Old, Moore, S. Preston, 10; H. Wyllie, 11. Andrew, H. Brill, If. A. Burchell, 15. v. S. J. Nobes, H. Dunkley, J. T. North, W. J. North, 15; J. W. Civil, G. 0. Jounlain, C. J. Smith, J. B. Wilson, 22, v. C. Bowden, H. V. C'ollison, R. Ross, T. Grunt, 18; R. Free, W. Jeffer.v, E. N. Pascoe, R. Noonan, I I, v. !•'. W. Bcvin, A. Brown, Howie, T. Finch, lit. GAMES AT WHANCAREI [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT] WHANG Alt EI, Sunday Following are the results of games played yesterday on the Whangarei Bowling Club's greens:—,T Horn. Evans, Nobes, Bicheno, v. Baker, Dennis, Newman, Maurer, I 1 ; Warnc, Horrell, Eccles, Miller, 10, v. Kearney, Ward, Taylor, J. S. Wilson, 15; Crane, Reynolds, Sherriff, Capliri, 22, v. Roseman, Dolamoro, Whitehead, Courtney, 18; I'. Reynolds. Thomas, D. Cook, Coote, 21, v. Stevensoil, Smodiey, Wyatt, Browis, 11; Sargent, E. Wood, D, X. McLeod, C. If. Chissell, 22, v. Keay, J. McLeod. Amos, W. Stewart, 20; Smith, Woolege. Ray, li. H. Allan, 25, v. Farmer, Marsliull, Marwick, Englund, 15. KENSINGTON CLUB [from our own correspondent] WHANGAREI, Sunday The Kensington Bowling Club's full-rink tournament, whi h was commenced lust week, was advanced a further stage yesterday, when Thompson, Moore, R. Wilson uml Ferguson, of Portland, played Cleverly, Cutforth, Morrish and PiKirott, of Whangarei, in the semifinal, Pijjj, r ott's team winning by 8 points to 4 TOURNAMENT AT WHANGAREI [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT] WHANGAREI, Sunday The Portland Bowling Club's green was in full use yesterday, when the club held a fullrink tournament, the weather being perfect and the green in splendid condition. In addition to six rinks competing from the Cortland Club, the Kensington and Whangarei Clubs each had five competing riliks. Three rounds were played, at the conclusion of which three teams, skipped respectively by T. 11. Stewart, \V. ,J. Orr and 11. J. S. Piggott, each of Hie Whangarei Club, tied with three wins. Orr's team was the ultimate winner of the tournament, defeating Stewart in Ilk' final. Following are the results:First Round. —Drunimoud. Stevens, Hayton, J. Walker, 11, v. Thompson, Moore, I!. Wilson. Ferguson. 5: R. Nelson, Lamb, Kothern, Orr, 12, v. Cleary, Baker, Bannerman, Dickey, I I ; Adams, Pcinbertoii, Davies, T. 11. Wilson, 12, v. ,1 G. Campbell, Blanslin rd, Good, Whitelaw, (i; McLaren, Whitlam, Holland, Jv. George, 11, v. Meimcs, Morrison, Wise. Staple, s- 11. Wilson, Tremhath, Wilding, T. H. Stewart, 17, v Priestley, Gillespie, Thackeray W Williams, 5; Guest, Purchase, S. Williams, Cox, 12, v. Fleming, Horner. Little,lolln, Walder, 10; Palmer, Grant, Gower, K. Leese, 11. v. McGregor, llulchins, Cotter, Curtis, 8; Cleverly, Cutforth, Morrish, I'igirott, 11, v. Ilellier, Rumble, McMath, Everett, 8. Second Round.— Stewart, 11. v. W'liilelaw, W. Williams, !8, v. T. 11. Wilson, 5; Dickey, 1 I, v. Walder. 2; Orr, 14. v. Cox, 13; Everett, It. Walker, 7; I'iggoll, 12, v. Ferguson, 7: Staple, 12, v. Curtis, 0; George, 10, v. Leese, 0. Third Hound.—Ferguson, 13. v. Everett, II; Piggott, 11, v. Walker, 10; Cox, 10. v. Dickey, 8; Orr 15, v. Walder, 0; Stewart, 13, v. T. H. Wilson, 7; Whitelaw, 15, v. Williams, 11; Curtis, 0, v. George, 5; Staple, 11, v. Leese, 5. In the semi-final Orr's team drew the bye and Stewart. 7, defeated Piggott, 3. Final: Orr, 7, defeated Stewart, 4.