BOWLING

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22820, 30 August 1937, Page 7

BOWLING

ALL-DAY TOURNEY AUCKLAND CLUB'S EVENT ~'" " Tr " L The Auckland Bowling Club held a successful all-day tournament in beauti-. ful conditions .on Saturday. Sixteen teams took part, with the following results:— ' Section A.—Jackson (Hilltboroueh), Loram.3 (Rocky Nook), 4 wins; Giles (Auckland),;, Brownett (Edendale), 3; D.'. Campbell (Auckland), J. Thomas (Avondale), 2; .Mayhill ((Balmoral), I. Clarko (Auckland), 1. Lorara won the section. Section B.—Denison (Balmoral), 4 wins;. Mason (Mount Eden), Thomson; (Rawhiti), Luke (Auckland), 3; Lundonfr<Devonport),~ Bennet, McPhai! (Auckland), 2; (Stanley), 1. - The final between Loram and Denison will * be played at a later date. RESULTS OF CLUB MATCHES 2 Following were the results of club games played on Auckland bowling greens:— Ponsonby.—Britannia pins: Shirley, Casey, Crowe, Colebrook (challengers), 20, v. Bds-" well, Shanley, Ingall, Carbines, 18. Mclvorj pins: Bennett, Thomas, Watson, Best, 20, v» Colmer, Swinton, O'Cpnnor, 'Letham, 19. Grey Lynn.—Christey pins: Somers, Law-' son, .Young, Taylor (challengers), 32, v.-. Fletcher, Gillam, Mayson, Dongao, IS. Carlton.—Carltoi ferns: Palmer, Sampson, Bird, C. Little, 27, v. Dickinson, Newcombe, iR. Russell, Fookes, 21. Winter fours: Bell, Stead, Fletcher, G. Taylor, 24, v. Watson, „ Hopkinson, A. Pollard, Lamb, 20; Were, Gavey, Emirali, H. Jenkin, 17, v. Kend?.'.l, •; Thorne, Whitaker, De Launay, 15; Newman, Haley, Molloy, Hodd, 21, v. E. Taylor, Kerrick, Harvey, Sinclair, 19; Mac Norton, Doyle, . Lett, Lancaster, 22, v. P. Clarke, Head," Jones, Wishart, 9; Keesing, Birkenhead, W.,; Blair, Bromley, 21, v. Bowden, Tullock, Pitt, Hosking, 14; Carter, White, Kenny, Kent, 23, v. Bartrnm, D. Dickson, Harrison, G, Pollard, 25; Northwood, French, A. Cutler, V. Little, 17, v. Meltzer, A. Dickson, Cross, . Torrance, 35.

Onehunga.—Gatland buttons: R. Gatland, • Smith, West, Wright (holders), 19, v. Hard- - ley, Warlock, E. Gatland, L. Bray, 13. West End.—Regal stars: Cameron, Worefold, Cox, Mathews, IS, v. Rowe, Hill, Arneill, > Faire, 15; Kinsey, Colthnrsi. Kirk, Stich- * bury, 29, v. Hudson, Delany, Parkinson, Scott, 17; Cato. Irwin, Irvine. Wynyard. 21, y. Court, Wright, Hopwood, Needham, 20. Ellerslie.—Molsaac Cup: Avery, 13, v., Burnett, 28; Hardwick, IS, v. Coppins, 19;„ Goodwin, 22, v. Westbrook, 28; Whelan, 20. v.. Nixon, 2S. Remuera.—Sanderson flags: Walker. Allen, > 20, v. Gearey, Keys, 20. Finlayson badges: " Gearey, Walker, Jones. Allen. 25, v. McCal- ■> , lum, Rathbone, Sommerfield, Wooller, 11. Rawhlti.—Stars: Carson, Aylett. ■ Martin, : McCullough (holders), 23, v. McConnelK Bar- - ker, England. Tremaine, IS. Ferns: Ryalls, - Butler, Mason, Pcnn, 27, v. Ryman, Worthington. Savin, Keller (challengers), 22. INTER-CLUB CONTESTS . J; The results of inter-club bowling matches" were as follows, names of players in the,, first-named teams taking precedence:— Grey Lynn v. Onehunga.—At Grey Lynn:*Diggers' badges—J. C. Preston (holders), 22., , v. Vella, IG. Rocky Nook v. Remuera.—-At Rocky Nookr-x Edwin stars—Keatley, 24, t. McMillan, 17. V St. Heliers v. Ellerslie.—At Ellerslie.* Avery, 13, v. Barnett, 2S.£ Te Papapa v. Ellerslie.—At Ellerslie: Jordan pins—Moore, '25,0 : . Hay, 16. Ellerslie v. Balmoral.—At Ellerslie Denison pins—Maud, 13, v. Goldsmith, 28. Onehunga v. Transport.—At Onehunga: ' . Stephens, Wilson. Kirkwood, Kenny, 24, v. > \ E. Greenland, Cluett, Horscroft, G. Green- ( land, 9. J Remuera v. St. Hellers.-jsAt Remuera: R."" I. Allan, White, Burclier, Macfarlane, 27, v. Warren, Watkin, Reid, Russell, 23. GATHERING AT REMUERA PRESENTATION TO SECRETARY v j. At a large gathering of players, Mr. W. R. C. Walker, who recently resigned the sec- \ • retaryship of the Remuera Bowling Club, was presented'with a set of bowls by the president, Mr. L. L. Macey. on behalf of the i club members. Appreciative references wore • made to Mr. Walker's, valuable work during.-; his long term of office. Mr. Walker will in; future resldo at Hamilton. t • At a subsequent committee meeting. MroS. Brittnin Bull was appointed His office as a committee man was filled by Mr. Daniells. -"•*

NEW ZEALAND TOURISTS C: - • VICTORIES IN QUEENSLAND , ' ■ " (Received August 29, 5.5 p.m.) BRISBANE, August 29 .... The New Zealand bowlers yesterday played"™ Warwick. W. Deo won, 30—21; Herbert won, 22—18 i Russell won, 22—21.