BOWLING
PENNANT competition
third round decided
table of percentages The third round of the Auckland Bowling Centre's inter-club pennant competition was played on Saturday, ■when ' conditions generally were good, although tho greens were rather slow and a fairly strong wind prevailed. The former leader in section A, Grey Lvnn, n°t only retained its position, but improved on its previous record hy about 5 per cent. Carlton, previously third, is now second. This club also increased its percentage. Pre•vidusly eleventh on the list, the Avondale Club with a good round record of five wins in six games has gone up to third place. Otaluihu and Mount Eden-follow in that order, just short of Avondale's percentage. The Waiuku Club holds a strong position in section B, by reason of winning a" its six games. The club easily heads the list, holding an advantage of over 12 per cent. The next club is Ellen-lie. Te Papapa. dropped back from second to third position. Balmoral, Takapuna and Te Papapa are bracketed for third position. The following table shows the percentages and positions of the clubs, the quotas of each being given in parentheses: —• ' • SECTION A W. L. P.C. Grey Lynn (34) .. 11 3 73.21 Carlton (30) .. 21 1 /, SVi 67.50 Avondale (6) .. .. 5 1 66.66 Otahuhu (S) • . -.. 6V a iy a 65.63 J[o»nt Eden (16) .. 10»/ a 5 1 /, 64.06 Glen Eden (-1) .. 3 1 56.25 Ponsonby (16) .. ».. 8% 7y a 45.31 Rawhiti (S) • .. 5 3 43.75 Waitemats (12) 3y 3 SVa 43.75 Hflensville (6) .. 2 4 41.(i(i Pukekohe (12) .. 4 8 41.66 Devonport (16) . 5 11 39.06 F.dendale (S) .. , 3M, IV, 37.50 Papatoetoe (10) . ..1 0 37.50 Epsom (16) . . i • 5 13 33.2.> Buckland's Beach (2) . 0 2 25.00 Howick (2) . . 0 2 25.00 Auckland Transport (6) 1 5 20.84
SECTION B W. L. P.C. Waiuku (6) .. •• 6 0 79 18 Ellerslie (12) .. •• ® * Tp Papa pa (4) .. .. 22 62.0<> Balmoral (14) .. .. 9 5 62.00 Takapuna (10) . ,•• 6/a 3/ a Rocky Xook (12) .. 10 2 60.41 Henderson (6) .. .. -/a 3/a West End (12) • •• ® ' -i'*? Onehunga (16) . ' 6 10 ol.ob Stanley (6) ■•. 2 4 00.00 Auckland (22) .. .. 11% 10% 48.00 Hallvburton-Johnstone (G) 3 3 Xew Lynn (4) . 22 43.j0 Remuera (20) . . • ■ | 1- - ' St. Heliers (12) 5% b/ 3 41.W, lit. Albert (11) - •• 6 § 41.0. Hillsboro (4) .. .. 2 - 3,.00 Mangere (0) . - - " R ..., Manurewa (6) .. ,• • 1
Following are the results of the pennant games: Auckland- v. St. Heliers.—At Auckland: Hawkins, Bishop. Oake O. G. v. Appltvard, Samwjiys, Cahill, J- " atson, 14 Hoodie, Dorrincton, Barnes, D. Campbell, v N'ealie, Goldsboro. Moore, H. Kocfoed, l->. Dennison. Coldicutt. Dicketts, E. I. Lyell. 30 v. Tonkin, Mortlock, Rowe, S. McMahon. 9; 'Dunne. Garrett, IJymock, H. Luke. '—JWhit ton. (Cransliaw, Glenny, O. Bridges, 16, Beaumont, Conk ley, Kasper, G. B. Osmond, 31, v.Evan?T McLaren. Taylor, R. Dawson, 27; Christian, C'arr, Montgomery, A. W. Israel 19, v. Riddell. Cameron, Civil 1. Price 25. At St. Heliers: W. Smith, 23, v. Wright, 21; Allen, 21. v. P. White, 21; J W. Barker, IS. v. Thompson, 19; Parkhouse, 1.0, v. Norris,' 28; Pierce, 9, v. Tyndall, 33; Pascoe, 13, v. Avery, 10. Auckland v. Hallyburton-Johnstone^-At Auckland: G. Allan, Susman, F. Baker E. B. Rennet °5 v. Boag, Solomon, Houghton, G. Dawson, *l3; Thomson, P. R. Colebrook A. I. Clarke, I. Clarke, iO v. Catterall Morris, McKeown, S. Sh&rpe, 21; Darlow F. 1. A. Williams, Codd, A. J. Parker, 10, V - D^ n ', e Arden, Neilson, F Breckon, M. At HaHj_ burton-Johnstone: Keys, 18, v. Phi p, >l. Hardie Neil, IS. v. Dyson, 1<; Woolley. _t>. ▼. Bromley, 23. Carlton v. Buekland's Beach.—At, Carlton: Cutler, 17, v. Brooke, 14; A. Taj lor, _O, . Walton, 16. Carlton v. Helensville. —At Carlton: Fookes 17 v. Ellett, 23; H. C. Clarke, 10. t Smith 13; V. Little, 21, v. Paton, 20. At Helensville: Carlton won two games. Onehunga v. Remuera. —At Onehunga: Ci-racrht" Petchell, Schnackenberg, isacßinko. 17, v. Tudhope, Myers. Leaning Harvey, 03. Green Wilkinson, .Neale, Kerr, 14, • Weir McMinn, Griffiths, McMillan, Remuera. Hayes. Marshall. Tonkin low °5 v O'Leary. i Adams, Jackson, Bell, 24;' Sinethurst, Keeling, r '^ g^ ur cher 8 34, v. Goosman, R. Allen, Mahon, Burcner, ». Onehunga ».SSta nley.—At Onehunga: Popk, Foote. Collin,, Robertson, 8, v. Aid ridge.'Gale, Gallon, McMaster, -3, \vcst, Buchanan, G. H. Bray, Kenned}-' ® ■ 1( '.; v. Buchanan. Jones, McGregor Sniith 10. Turnbuli, Handlin We ham, Crawford, Martin, A\intlej, teller, - Stanley: Hopewell. Sims. Harrison Livingstone 31, v. Worthington, Rudkin, Mason, Gasw'orth. 15; Mill, Tanes, Bassett, 22, v. Byrne, Bra.y, Baker, H'tchens, -0. Grav, Wilson, Grate, Cross, 28, v. Harper, Clarke, -Sainty, Pirie, 1" Balmoral v. New Lynn.—At Balmoral: Hall-Smith, Heafiinan, V,. H. Clarke 11. R. Goldsmith, 20, v., James, Malam, Edgerley, Meese, 15; Speir, V ercoe, H. Iran.., Denieon, 16, v. Morgan, Dove, Rankin, 25. At New Lynn: Tugby, C. U Kine, Bush, Francis, 10, v. Jones, Hatt, Johnson. Thompson, 29; Peterson, Davis, McKeggie, Barber, 24, v. Overington, Laing, Richards. Witham. 15
Balmoral v. Manurewa—.At Balmoral: W. W. King, Meredith. Nimmo, Cartwright, -1, t. Hayes, Sidaway, Blackwcll, Smith, !•">; Bernard, Stevens, Clows, W. C. r ranks, •_?), v. Murray, Gallagher Rumniins, Frost, 1.1: V,'. Richardson, Moon, Rowland, Layland, 33,, v. Woollev, Harris, Morris, Heywor hj, 13. At Manurewa: Thayer, Trewin, Winks, Lloyd, 31, v. Lawrence, Chad win, King, Harvey, 18: T. J). Anderson, Nicholj, Garry, Giffori, 33. v Finlay, Pickles, McXaughton, Slarle, l'J;< Tatterpall, D. Richardson, Gladstone, 17, v. Butterworth, Cleave, Waterton, Xield, 23.
Balmoral v. Auckland. —At Balmoral: Gentles, (.. Clark. Cannon, Kelly, 21, v. Prober'. Rohbins, McMahnn, Hill. 17; Weeks, Durrant. C. F. Robertson. Gibson, 32, v. Pase, Rrinkman. Wright, Ure, 15. At Auckland. Hatey, Ma lion. Ashh.v, Cbapppll, 8, King, Wheatle.v, Donald, Walker, 16; Sawyers. D. Anderson Esterman. Ramsey, 16, J-, Wait", Bate man. J M Williams, McPhail, i ft. Hillsboro v. Mount Albert. —At Hillsboro: former, at. v. Stewart, 8; Jackson, 26, v. Jnomas, 18. At Mount Albert: Thompson, £6' v - E*. Humphries, 23; Buckle, Iv. G. "lenister, n> Glen Eden v, Rawhiti. —-At Rawhitl: S. Warmovich, Nrila, Sleeman, Firth, 21, v. tL'cCnnnell, Butler, Monrur, MacKinley, 12; K; Sunrie, Alien. Glucinei, Perkins, 27, v. Bart left. Brown, Martin, 13.
Waitcmata v. Mount Eden At Waitpmata: B- Hillam. -26, v. J. Wilson, 12; L. P--22, v. Jones, 12; J. BlackledKe. 18. v. ,]'• Walker. IS; J. Potter, IP, v. D. Wilson, u t- Robrrtson, 21, v. Buckley, 27; W. Holland. 15, v. W. E. Taylor. 21; Mo 5 '• v . Joll, 24; Tarrant, 15, v. H. fribble. 2i; Bilkey, 17, v. Miller, 23; JJShannp. in. v . Dignan, 21; Letlibritlge, v. Sherriffs, lit. Ep»om v. Ponsonby.—At Epsom: Mingins, •Pi. v - Pick, Hi; Kellv, 10, v. McLcod. 14; 6 ,' rn ' 21, v. Soniers, 21 ; MrCowan, 10, v. Holfe, 20. At Ponsonby: Bruce, l-">. v. E. J "J'. 26; Ramsav, 14. v. J Jury, IB; Buchan, v. Rowbottom, 20; Scott. 24, v. Bryant,
Takapuna v. West End.—At Takapuna: Hun'fr. 2-j, v. Npcriham, 12; H. Collins. 19. I; T Thomas, IS; Audlev, 22, v. Cooke, 14; Waterman, 30, v, Thomson, 14; Butler, 0. v - Irvinr. l.y ,\t West End: Christie, 16, »• Hopwood, 16; Mills, 15, v. Plummer, 22; Cameron. 27, v. Colthurst, 13; Dunlop, 16, v. ta| r<\ 20; Jlann;i, 20, v. F. Worsfold, ID-
Avondale v. Transport.—At Avondale: PorJl".. 3d, v. Roper. 10; Sutherland, 21, v. V?"' n srhain, l<; : Mathieson, 21. v. Ure, 17. At Transport: Mvers, 21. v. Turner, 20; Tom""son, n, v, fa pi in, 20; Thomas, 20, v. Sardine, 21.
Rocky Nook v. Mount Albert. —At Rocky J'Ot'k: Randall. 3H, v. Sage, 5; Rowan, 23 »• Maxwell, if); Farlev, 22. v. Townley, 10. At Mount Albert: Keatley, 15, v. A. Jenkins, William?, lft, v. K. Thomas. 28; Brown, *• J. Newton, 18.'
Waiuku v. Onehunga.—At Waiuku: R. J. Barriball, Williams, Whiteside, H. M. Barriball, 30, v. Keat, Smith, Chapman, Gosling, 15; Jerram, McKenzie, James, Westlake, 22, v. Adams, Stokes, Campbell, Bray, 1."!; Naysmith, Hayes, Ald red, Bint, 21, v. Skinner, Farnsworth, McKenzie, Kerns, 38. At Onehunga: von Sturmer, Garland, A. Arkle, JO. S. Barriball, 37, v. McLean, Kirkwood, Bell, E. Gatland, 11; McDonald, Crouch, Neil, Elmsly, 25, v. Faulder, Whitmore, A. Gatland, J. George, 20, James, Armitage, C. R. Barriball, J. Walker, 27, v. Crawford, Harvey, Cowell, Marks, 12. Pukckohs v. Rawhiti.—.At Pukekohe: T. Pollock, Proude, Bloxham, Munro, 22, v. Ryman, McCullough, Bideson, Savin, 23; Brown, Walsham, O'Brien, Moncrief, 10, v. Irvine, Tremaine, Keller, MacPherson, 21. At Rawhiti: Walker, Blake, Patterson. Short, 22, v. Penn, McDermott, Aylett, Culpin, 36; Adams, Seed, Mavse.v, Summer. 11, v. Howe, Mason. Stewart, England, 27. West End v. Henderson.—At Henderson: Newell, McNair, Stichbur.v, Bremner, 25), v. .Tones, Erceg, Massey, Chippendale, 12. At West End: Armit, Cox. Phillips, Brookes, I<3, v. Knight, Green, Moon, Dollar, IG.
Mount Albert v. Henderson.—At Henderson: Baker, Garloch. Gordon. Perkins, 22, v. Harris, Marsh L. Garelja, T. Garelja, 23; Boagey, Leigh, Dawson, Lane, 26, v. Pollard. Blyth, Lisk, Higginhotham, 33. At Mount Albert: Maxwell, Young, Mueller, Blair, 39, v. Blacklach, Cassey, Leighton, Walker, 35; McKay, Kimber, Cutforth, Brodie. 18, v Norcross, Chilwell, Carter, Wright, 19. Edcndate v. Carlton.—.At Carlton: Young, J. Butler, Hast, Maud. 39, v. Budd, Lofle.v, Harrison. Muston. 15); Ball, Conway, Cadness, Addison, 16, v White, Buckle, Julian, Rowe, 32; A. Common, Elmbranch, Hill, Bayliss, 18, v. T. Mitchell, Struckett, Whittaker, Lancaster, 15. At Edendale: Feilding, Na.vlor, Cadwallader, Brownett, 33, v Northwood, Dickinson, G. Kent, Ilodd, 21; Ward. Meredith, Mayhill, James, 13, v. D. Dickson, Carter, A. Cutler, Lamb, 33; McLoughlin, McMillan, Annison, Edmunds, 14, v. Bowdcn, E Blair, Sinclair Baskervillo 23. Grey Lynn v. Mount Eden.—At Grey Lynn: Kennedy. Cronin, Prince. M Hicham, 14. v. Lea, Henderson, L. Campbell, E. \\. Taylor, 27; Mason, Winter, Curtis, Walker, 14, v. Lance. Kendall, Pearse. Thompson, 20. At Mount Eden: E. Caddy, 22, v. Deare, 18; Higginson, 29, v. Devian, 20. Papatoetoe v. Grey Lynn.—At Papatoetoe: Wells. Bygrave, Skinner, Franklin. 7, v. Parson. Saunders, Lanigan, Buckley, 30; "Intham. Daisley, Waters, Simms, 34, v. Mudd, Davis, Xewtou, Whittle. 23; Ross Melhuish, Cutforth. Smytheman, 23. v. F etcher, Gillam, Taylor, Cobum, 19; Mcßeth Irimble, Cairns, Roseveare, 1(3, v. Lawson. McDonald, Young Hosking, 21: Edmond, Cox, Buekton, Rawnsley 36, v. Morgan, Moran, Payne, McMurchy, 23. At Grey Lynn: Womter, Wilv, Brown, Wilson, 11. v. Huwley, Wilkedborough, Scott, Dougan, 22; McCullough, 33, v Gugich. C. Cox. Baildon, Teague, 21; Moe, Watson, Russell, Mclvor, IS, ,v. Soincrs, Oakley. . Clarke, Liversidge, 17; Walker, IS), v. Wilson. Marshall, Shaw, R. C. Caddy, 21; Jackson. Wall, S- McCullough, Poak, 20. v. Gadd. Stock, Douglas, J. C. Preston, 26. Mangere v. Rocky Nook, —At Mangere: Granger, 13, v. Tongue, 16; Aldred, 20, v. Hill. 23; Connor, 11, v. Pearce, 26. At Rockv Xook: Mitchell, 10, v. Roylance, 26; Frick'er. 19. v. Chambers. 23; Prangley. 12. v. Loram, 33.
Otahuhu v. Epsom.—At Otahuhu: Trevena, C. Nield, Fersnson, J. Harper, 15, y. Mackio, Campbell, Gribble, Furnell. IS; Isixon, Gorrie Booth, Gafdiner, 23, v. Field, Goodisou, Brown, Fonbister, 17; Bright, Tomes, linhey, Sykes, 19, v. Fassey, Lawrence, Wilson, Ross, IS; McDonnell. Wells. Fearnley, Carson. 19, v. Jackson, Moyle. Kissling. Wallace, I>. At Epsom: Murdoch. 29, v. O'Callaghan, 16; Auld, 19, v. C. Wallace, 10; Harper, 23. v. Fisher, 19; Mantan, •_'7, v. Richmond, 1,. Remuera v. Ellerslie. —At Remuera: Coote. Barnes, Wright. F. M. Short 12. v. W Hendry, Redpath. Newson, Johnson 2;>; Grieve, Evans, Mahon.v, C. Ycning, 20, v. Fletcher, Fussell, Mckendrick, Hay, 1«>; Harle, Scott, Coe, J. Short, 16, v. Richmond, Watson, Warman, Landlord, 12; Fnllerton, Feldon, Noton, Kissling. 27, v. Christmas, White, Hardwick, Gollan, 14; A. Slubbs. P. H. Mason, Bull, P. Watson, 12, v. Hill, loy, Whyte, Wood, 2S; Eaves J. Brook C. Brookes, Macfarlane, 21, v. Hepworth Westbrook, Coppins, Maud, 22. At Ellerslie: Daniels. 17, v. Bennett. 22; Newton, 17, v. F. Wood 24: Wallace. 24, v. Dickson, 12; East, .16, v. Martin. 29; Ac.heson, 19, v. Joll, 17; Reid, 15. v. Sanders, 22.
Carlton v. Devonport.—At Carlton: G. Tavlor, 19, v Doherty, 17; Vaughan, 25, v. Morgan, 12; Lett, 25, v. Snoad, It); Jones, 21, v. firuce. 17; Pitt, 21, v. Steel, 10; Torrance, 25 v. Gray, 14; Martin, 19, v. Roweil, 21; Wetherilt, 14, v. Melville, 23. At Devonport: Hosking, IS, v. Lane, 24; de Launav, 22, v. Ltindon, 20; Gordon, 2-4,- v - Trevethick. 16; Higgott, 18, v Lavzell, 22; Fraser, 21, v. Leather, 16; Kent. 17, v. Richards, 21; Little. 24, v. C. Waiker, 10; Jenkin. 25, v. Hamlin. 16.
Edendale v. Hawick.—At Edendale: McCorniack, Matthews, Hayes, Robinson, 22, v. Booker, Vause, L. Ray, Burton, 19. At Howick: Watts, Noad. Ritchie. R. Smith won.
Remuera v. Te Papapa.—At Remuera: Macknight, Ashton, Keys. Macey, 16, v. Norton, Slow, Simpson, Laing, 28; Gearey, Marks, F. Wilson, Sheath, 23, v. L. Jones, J. Noonan, Davenport, Moore, 17. At Te Papapa: Remuera won one game.
Pukekohe v. Ponsonby.—At Pukekohe: Ferguson, Grice, Haslam, W. Blake, 11, v. Molvor, Peters, Letham, Somerville, 23; G. Carter, D. Fausett, Reehal, McPherson, 19, v. McClymont, Casey, Colebrook, Mclnnes,-30; Lawson, J. Pollock, Harvey, Pleydell, 28, v. Ellerav, Fireberg, Piper, Richardson, IS; Landon, Wvmer, Morland, Keith. 122, v. Lennie, Gill, Conper, .Allel.v, 12. At Ponsonby: Bish, 26, v. E. Jury, 13; Bilkey, 23, v. Griffiths, 14; Bradanovich, 15, v. A. Letham, 20; Hosking. 13. v. Parsons, 28. INTER-CLUB GAMES Inter-club games played on Saturday, resulted as follows: — Balmoral v. New Lynn.—At Balmoral: Guthrie, Dunctimb, Reynolds, Sayers, 17, v. Teed, Kent, Snowden, Cleaver, 22. At New Lynn: Fort Lucas, Keith, Carter, 15, v. Stalker, Sulton, Kretschmar, Clark, 23. Balmoral v. Auckland.—First-year players, at Auckland: Leonard, Chambers, T. B. Robertson, Curson, 2d, v. Smith, Sauvarin, Edwards. Burton 26. Balmoral v Epsom.—First-year players, at Epsom: Pulham, Benn, Playfair, Newton, 14, v. Ncwcombe, Home, Houghton, McLeod, 24. Auckland v. Balmoral. —First-year players, at Auckland: G. R. Smith, Sauvarin, Edwards. H. E. Burton, 26, v. Leonard, Chambers, T. B. Robertson, V. Curson, 20. Auckland v. Waitomata. —At Auckland: Shcnkin, Read, Prime, A. G. Graham, 18, v. Hawke, T.ver, Mitchell, F. J.ees, 22; Friskcn, Boyce, Messcr, H. G. McCrca, 14, v. Smith, Watson, Walker, D. Hadley, 18. Epsom v. Ponsonby.—First-year players, at Epsom: Hogan. 26, v. Hackett, 14. Rawhitl v. Glen Eden.—At Rawhili: T. Sunde, Rosier, Routley. Werna, 16, v. McLeod, McGowan. W. England, Worthington, 23.
Hillsboro v. Mount Albert.—At Hillsboro: Womb well, 21, v. W. Thomas, 10; Fisher, 16 v. Barker, 'lO. At Mount Albert: Crawshaw, 14, v. H. Crowe. 29; Surman, 18, v. T. Grant, 22.
Remuera v. Mount Eden.—l. irst-ycar plavers, at Remuera: A. F. Watson, Butts, Hay Jones, Walworth, 24, v. Gibbs, Ackroyd, Foote, Smith, 18.
Rocky Nook v. Mangere.—At Mangere: Page. Ross, Apie. Kent, 1,8, v. Hallworth, Williams, Henwood, Kay, 20; Marshal , Bleakley, Head. Hawke. _2O, v. Bowers, iylden, Solomon, Caddy. 17. Avondale v. Transport. —At Avondalo: Newell, 13, v. Gillies, 21. First year players: Thorpe, 46, v. Crawford, 14. Mount Edon v. Remuera.—First year players, at Mount Eden: W. h. A. Smith, 18," v. Walwarth, 24.
Transport v. Tb Papapa.—At Transport: Eglington, 16, v. Mosen, 18. CLUB GAMES Club games resulted aB follows: — Auckland. —Club fours: Plummer, A. E. Hughes Hollis. N. Heath, 20, v. BruceSmUli, Kohn, De Renzy, T. Woodliead, 20; Phillips, I'eake, Messenger, R. J. K. Simpson. 21, v. Harold, Francis. Lomas. H. T. Taylor, 14. Stanley.—Percentage fours: Thomas, E. Darroch, Dawson. 16, v Buchanan, Watson. S. Darroch, 21: Wood, Leggatt. Lndrill, ->O, v. Spencer, Webster, Astin, 24. Grey Lynn.—Percentage fours: Lahmann, Redfern, Ongle.v, Snell, 28, v. Carroll. Halls, S Smith, Leydon, 2o; Hall, Roach, Seward, Monks, 18, v. Turkington, Bleakley.'\ oungnian, Trewheela. 13.
Remuera.—Bray badges: Fuller on, Stiibhs Keys, Klssling. 11. v. Eaves, Wilson, \\al lace, Harvey, 10.
' Otahuhu. — Percentage fours: Hall, Roud, Kelly, May, 13, v. Parsons, Duffy, Marshall, 22; Glynn. Cameron, St rector, 11, v. 'ihoinpson. Lee. Lawes. 28. Carlton.— -Percentage fours: Howard, Rho, Scott, Stokes, 22, v. Sinimonds, Dplich, F,. Taylor, Robertson, 1(1; Pearcr, Proud, C. Clarke, Batty, 10, v Scarborough, Howie, Wilrlish, Meltzer, T_'; Allan, .T. Mitchell, Were, Sharman, 27, v. Whittaker, Bartroin, H. Spencer, Sneddon, 15. H. Munro, 20; G. Wilkinson, S. Jackson, C'ronin, ,T. Cooper, 11, v. G. 71. Smith, Flay, Green way, A. Hammond, 30; P. Burgess, R. Whitley, A. G. Smith, S. D. Rice. 21, v. W. Davis, R McDowell, T. C. I'.uuVkley, T. G. Smith, 10; Foster, McKen/ie, F. T. Snell, .S. L Anderson. 21, v. Ferguson, Dillicar, J. Jeffrey, P. Hunt. 18. Pukekohe, —Percentage fours: Galley, Webb, 25, v. Schlaepfer, Xeal, 11; Laybourn, Grey, J. P. Carter, Price, 20, v. Common, Paton, Bowman, Clayton, 19.
Waiuku.—President's fours: Walmsley, Millington, Muir, 22, v. Westhead, Summerville, Jones, 13; J. Barriball, Barker, GoodWright, 10, v. Waters, Hull, Henry, 39; Blandford, Andrew, Hamilton, 20, v. Piper, E. Bregmen, Craig. 34; Bell, (Edwards, F. Knight, 18, v. Waters, J. Bregmen, Whyte, 15.
Papakura.—Percentage fours: J. F. Johnstone, H. D. Cronin, J. Clarke, J. Quigley, 20, v. Carpentor, Watson, J. G. Mcnzies,
HAMILTON TO PLAY CARLTON The following players will represent the Hamilton Bowling Club in the Thomson Shield game against Carlton at Carlton on Wednesday:—Conradi, Cleary, Pomeroy, Andrews; Aitkcn, hand, Walker, Gall; Bell, Leamon. Evans, Hawken; Kowe, Quultrough. Anchor, Pilkington. ONEHUNGA TOURNEY Tho following skips have entered teams for the Onehunga Bowling Club's full rink tournament, to commence at 0 a.m. to-morrow: — Do Launay, Lancaster, Hosking (Carlton), Saunders, Scott (Grey Lynn), Rolfe (Ponsonby), Higginhotham (Henderson), Keys (Rciuuera), McKeggio (Balmoral), Grainger (Mangere), McCulfough (Papatoetoe), Sykes (Otaluihu), Lainjf (Te Papapa), Mason (Mount Eden), Livingstone, Kerr, Gatland, Kcnnedy-Hoss, Wigginton (Onehunga). TUAKAU TOURNAMENT [from OUK OWN COKRKSrON" I)ENT] TUAKAU, Sunday Following are the results of a progressive pairs tournament held at Tuakau:—Skips: C. Smecd, <l l / 2 wins; H. Pirret, Fulton, sy 3 ; Bagnall, Graham, Robb, J. Pirret, 3; Chapman, 3; Paton, l / a ; Rose, o. Leads: Finch, 4 wins; Henderson, llicks, Brownlie, 3; Uodgers, Buckley, 2'/ 2 ; Richards, Vaughan, 2; J. L. Pirret, Crawford, l'/ a . GAMES AT HUNTLY [from our own correspondent] HUNTLY, Sunday Club fours were played by members of tho Huntly Bowling Club yesterday. Following' are tho results: — Bousfield, J. Smith, Fairhurst, J. D. Turton, 21, v. G. Smith, H. Smith, Welch, T. Douglas, 13; Gardner, Healcy, J. Weaver, J. Turton, 24, v. Gillings, Broadbent, Harris, J. Twoedie, 18; Hutchinson, Jameson, Davies, W. Smith, 23, v. Cox, Livesey, Weston, Boyd, 18; A. L. Smith, Berry, Littleproud, 21, v. Ainscough, Kurson, Lindsay, 22; Gavin, Sale. Hedley, George, 21, v. S. Smith, ,T. K. Weaver, Green, Shead, 1G; Armour, T. Hart, R. Tweedie, Shaw, 23, v, Jones, Hart, Harlock, E. Smith, 20. PLAY AT THAMES [from oxm own correspondent] THAMES, Sunday , The holders of the Thames memorial badges, Wells, C. Billing, Boyle, Gordon, 21, defeated D., Adamson, J. McConnell, Johns, Smith, 13. Other games were as follows; — Sherlock, Bell, Shand, Delamore, 28, v. Cooper, Kilgour, G. Cordes, F. Adamson, 10; Gibb, Bongard, Murray, Saunders, 37, v. Glover, Fleming, Gallop, T. Newman, 14; Hool, Briggs, Buchan, Tj. Griffin, 23, v. Death, E. Strange, Murphy, Liggins. 14; L. Martin, Lockctt, Cartwright, W. McConnell, 21, v. E. McDonald, Lomas, Stephens, Pratt, 18; G. Howe. Gooder, Williams, Fenwick, 20, v. E. L. Griffen, C. Taylor, H. Cordes, Twentymau, 39.
WHANGAREI COMPETITIONS [FROM OUK OWN CORRESPONDENT] WHANGAREI, Sunday Playing conditions were difficult on the Whangarei Bowling Club's greens yesterday afternoon, when the unfinished games from last Saturday in the full-rink competition were finalised, and the second round of the competition was also played. Following are the results: —First round: ' Nobes. Rumble, Graham, Brewis, 16, v. Donald, McLeod, Caplin, J. S. Wilson, D. X. McLeod, 15; Thomas, Wood. Clark, Amos, 25, v. Smith. Joyce, Englund, R. H. Allan, 19; Stead, H. Menzies, T. J. Evans, Taylor, 25, v. Kay, Farmer, Blanshard, Roberts, 13. Second Round. —Section A: Ross. Nelson, Lamb, Sothern, Orr, 22, v. Burch, Morton, Meyers, W. H. Beehre, 12; Denniss, H. Wifson, T. H. Stewart, G. Wilding. 21, v. Beaton. J. G. Campbell, Good, Whitelaw, 23; Newman, Wooledge. Coote, M. King, 24, v. Harold Beehre, Wyatt, J. Maurer, Cutforth. 21. Section B— D McLeod. Caplin, J. S. Wilson,. D. X. McLeod, 21, v. Penk, Reynold* Marwick, Miller, I*2; Nobes, Runjble, Graham. Brewis, 30, v. Kay. Farmer, Blanshard. Roberts. 9; Eccles won by default fiom Wise. _ . Section C. —Thomas, Wood. Clark, Amos, 20, v. Stevenson, Gazzard. Bell, Vaughan. 7Stead, H. Menzies, T. J. Evans, Taylor, 07 v Smith, Jovce, Courtney, Allan, 24. ~ Draw Games.— Sargent, Smedley, W. Stewart, C. H. Clussell, 22. v. Cuthbert, Roseman, Everett, F. Eccles, 21; Home, McCarroll, Englund, 16, v. Doel, Horn, Simmons, "16.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22892, 22 November 1937, Page 15
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