BOWLING

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22618, 5 January 1937, Page 7

BOWLING

CONTEST AT PAEROA [BY TELEGRAPH —OWN CORRESPONDENT] PAEROA, Monday A Brenan Shield match was played by members of the Paeroa Bowling Club at the week-end and resulted: —F. McQuillan, W. Morrison, T. L. Williams, 18, v. J. Harms, O. Si. Samuel, L. Gibb, IS; J. Allen, W. Weadon, F. Lockyer, UO, v. A. F. Maude, J. Wulmsley, E. Henderson, IS; W. Malcolm, T. H. Wright, J. Macaulay, 20, v. A. Vowies, S. Mntkov'ieh, T. W. Pye, 15; C. Webb, A. Lindsay, A. J. Maiden, 35, v. G. Vowies, G. Masters, C. Paseoe, 10. RESULTS AT KAUKAPAKAPA Results of games played on the Kauknpakapa Bowling Club's green on Saturday are as follows:—Ordinary draw: W. Osbaldiston, Mobberley, Scurrah, IS, v. A. Stevens, Buckton, Guy Shanks, '27; G. Shanks. H. Dye, Sutherland, Frew, 10, v., J. Shanks, Millar, McKenzie, L. Drinnan, 15. Shanks' Pony competition: Hooper, Osbaldiston, P. Dye, Earle, 21, v. Sidwell, Northey, W. Stevens, K. Drinnan, 11. PLAY AT FRANKTON [FROM OUR OWN correspondent] HAMILTON, Monday A one-day tournament played at Frankton on Saturday resulted in a win for Crawshaw, Rockell, Kelly and Robinson (Hamilton), who defeated Dryland, Bridges, Evitt, and Wheeler (Frankton), in the play-off. SOUTHLAND TOURNEY [llY TELEGRAPH —PRESS ASSOCIATION*] INVERCARGILL, Monday The Southland Bowling Centre's Now Year tournament concluded to-day in fine weather. The winners were:—Singles: A. V. Kcast (lnvercargill). Pairs: A. Silver and J. A. Yeitrli (West Harbour, Dunedin). Rinks: J. Cowie, L. Wildcrmoth, A. Clark and D. K. Torrance (Southland). Thero were record entries in all events. The weather was fine throughout. DOMINION BOXER BEATEN Eddie Maguire, middlo-woight champion of South Africa, defeated Harry Lister, New Zealand, in the fifth round of a contest scheduled for ten rounds at Wolverhampton recently, the referee stopping the contest 'because Lister had his left eye badly damaged, states the Herald's London correspondent. Maguire was on top from the start. He was too fast for the Now Zealander, and scored with terrific rights to the head in the fourth round. When the bell sounded Lister was obviously weak. Midway through the fifth . round Maguire landed a right to Lister's leit eye, and tlio referee intervened.