BOWLING

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22900, 1 December 1937, Page 21

BOWLING

ANNUAL PAIRS EVENT PUBLIC SERVICE TOURNEY ' FINAL TO-MORROW EVENING The seventeenth annual pairs tournament of the Auckland Public Service Bowling Association was played yesterday' on the Auckland and Epsom Bowling Club's greens, 60 teams representing 11 Government departments taking part: Prior to the commencement of play on the Auckland green, the president of the club, Mr. Hendry Luke, welcomed the players and remarked on the popularity of the game in service circles. The president of the association, Mr. R. Thomas, in welcoming the players, referred to the great loss Public Service bowling sustained by the death of Mr. W. J. Johnson, the well-known Stanley player. He also mentioned the absence of the association's indefatigable umpire, Mr. W. Williams, who was unable to fill his usual position owing to a family bereavement. The vice-president- of the association, Mr. L. Macey, opened the proceedings on the Epsom green. "Weather and green conditions were perfect and a most enjovablo day's bowling resulted. Five games of 14 heads were decided,' the players using three bowls only. FolloAving are the results:— AUCKLAND GREEN SECTION A First Round. —Williams, Barnes (Railway), 21, v. Hailwood, Porritt (Railway), 15; Lanigan, Rowell (Police), 18, v. Collins, Westbrooko (Agriculture), ]3; Whelan, J. Martin (Post and Telegraph), 16, v. Moodie, Lamb (Retired Teachers), 12. Second Round.—Westbrook, 12, v. Lamb, 10; Howell, 10. v. Porritt, 10; Barnes, 13, v. Martin, 12. Third Sound. —Lamb, 14, v. Rowell, 11; Martin, 14, v. Porritt, 13; Barnes, 22, v. Westbrooke, 10. Fourth Round.-—Martin, 13, v. Rowell, 11; Porritt, 14, v. Westbrooke. 7; Barnes, IS, v. Lamb, 8. Fifth Round—Lamb, 14, v. Porritt, 8; Martin, 20, 7. Westbrooke, 18; B/irnes, 19, v. Rowell, 10. Summary.—Barnes, o wins; Martin, 4; Lamb, Rowell, 2; Wcstbrooko. Porritt, 1. Barnes won tho section. SECTION B First Round. —Lorimer, R. Campbell (Railway), 13, v. Head, Beehre (Railway), 8; Taylor, Maher (Lands and Survey), 17. v. Bateman, Fletcher (Post and Telegraph), 11; Dunne, Allan (Post and Telegraph). 32, v. Harris, Smith (Retired Teachers), 8. Second Round.—Allan. 13, v. Maher, 0; Smith, 12, v. Campbell, 11; fcletcher, 14, v Beehre, 0. Third Round.—Maher, 14, v. Smith, 8; Allan, 38, v. Beehre, 10; Fletcher, 15, v. Campbell, 11. , , ~ ... „ Fourth Bound.—.Fletcher, 24, v. Smith, 5; Campbell, 14, v. Allan, 3; Maher, 1(5, v. Be Fifth Round.—Mi her, 15, v. Campbell, 14; Fletcher, 12, v. Allan, 8; Smith, 20, v. BC Summary.—Fletcher, Maher, 4 wins; Allan, 3; It. Campbell, Smith, 2; Beehre; 0. I letchcr won tho section. SECTION C First Round. —Kirby, Hammond (Railway), 15 v Bishop, Blackburn (Railway), 12; Lawcs, Auld (Post and Telegraph), 17, v. Schofield, Wilmot (Lands and burvejO, o; Johnston, Hollows (Labour), 14, v. CampbeSecond Round'—Hollows, 14, v.Vllmot, 10; Blackburn, 17, v. liU. 10i Auld, 22, v. Hammond, 18.

Third Round.—Till, 17, v. Wilmot,, 8; Blackburn, 21. v. Auld, 10;, Hollows, 20, v. Hammond, 10. . ' . _ , Fourth Round.—Till, 16, v. Auld, 0; Hollows, 15, v. Blackburn, 14; Hammond, 16, v. Wilmot. 12. - , . Fifth Hound. —Blackburn, 17. t. Wilmot, 9; Hollows, 14. v, Auld, 8; Hammond, 17, v. Till,. 8. „ Summary.—Hollows, 5 wins; Hammond, Blackburn, 3; 'Auld, Till, 2; Wilmot, 0. Hollows won the section. SECTION D First Round. —McGaffin, CoUfcurst (Kailway), 20, v. Weir, Strong (Railway), 8; George, Thomas (Internal Affairs), 16, v. Hammond, Hunt (Police), 13; Eagles, Sage (Post and Telegraph), 13, v. White, TVhito (Public Works). 11. Second Round.—Strong, 13, v. Sage. 8; Hunt, 15, v. Colthurst, 13; Thomas, 13, v. White, 0. Third Round.—Hunt, 17, v. White, 15; Sage, 12. v. Colthurst, 10; Thomas, 13, v. Strong, 9. „ Fourth Round. —Hunt, 17, v. Sage, 16; Colthurst, 11, v. Thomas, 10; White, 17, v. Strong, 16. Fifth Round.—Thomas, 15, v. Sage. 12; Hunt, 11. v. Strong, 0; Colthurst, 11, v. White, 10. Summary.—Thomas, Hunt, 4 wins; Colthurst, 3; Sage, 2; Strong, White, 1. Hunt won the section. SECTION E First Round.—Hurle, Tarrant (Labour), 12, v. Cliffe, Ingpen (Railwivy), 11; Jones, McMahon (Post and Telegraph), 10, v. Hatton, Garrett (Public Works), 14; Hardy, Plummer (Education). 12, v. Lofley, Hardio Neil (Defence), 9. Second Round. —Ingpen. 16, v. McMahon. 12; Hardie Neil, 14, v. Tarrant; 13; Plummer, 14, v. Garrett, 11. Third Round.—McMahon, 12, v. Tarrant, 11; Hardio Neil, 14, v. Garrett, 8; Ingpen, 15, v. Plummer, 13. „ Fourth Round.—McMahon, 10, v. Hardie Neil, 1.0; Ingpen 16, v. Garrett, G; Plummer, 14, v. Tarrant, 13. , Fifth Round.—McMahon, 17, v. Plummer, 6; Hardie Neil, 13, y. Ingpen, 6; Tarrant, 16, v. Garrett 14. Summary.—McMahon, 4 wins; Ingpen, H*jdie Neil, Plummer, 3; Tarrant, 2; Garrett, 0. McMahon won the section. EPSOM GREEN SECTION, A First Round.—Dyson, Wardell (Public Works), 11, v. Tudhope, Newton (Lands and Survey), 6; Green, Kerr (Post and Telegraph). 11, v. Robertson, Lloyd (Retired Teachers), 4; Jackson, Harrison (Railway), 10, v. Mcßeath, Campbell (Railway), 12. Second Round. —Newton, 17, v. Lloyd, 10; Campbell, 11, v. Kerr, 12; Harrison, 16. v. Wardell, 10. Third Round. —Kerr, 20, v. Harrison, 11; Campbell, Hi, v. Newton, 15; Lloyd, 18. v. Wardell 10. Fourth Round.—Harrison, 16, v. Newton, 10; Lloyd, 12, v. Campbell, 7; Kerr, 14, v. Wardell, 10. Fifth Round.—Wardell, 15, v. Campbell, 9; Kerr, 15. v. Newton, 12; Lloyd, 12, v. Harrison, 10. Summary.—Kerr, 4 wins; Lloyd, Harrison, 3; Wardell, Campbell, 2; Newton. 1. Kerr won the section. SECTION B First Round.—Patcrson, Bralthwaite (Retired Teachers), 17, v. Geary, O'Leary (Post, and Telegraph), 5; Williams, Macey (Post and Telegraph), 1.5, v. Moore, Lane (Lands and Survey), Of Williams, Eaves (Railway), is. v. Stchr, Moir (Railway), 14. Second Round.—Lane, 12, v, O'Leary, 30; Moir, 35, v. Braithwaite, 30; Macey, 17, v. Eaves, 12. ■ Third Round.—Eaves, 17, v. O'Leary, 9; Lane, 10, v. Braithwaite, 4; Moir, 12, v. Macey, 11. Fourth Round. —O'Leary, 19, v. Moir, 1(1; Macey. 20, v. Braithwaite, 10; Lane, 18. v. Eaves. 11. Fiflh Round. —Eaves, 13, v. Braithwalto, 10; Macey, 11, v. O'Leary, 7; Moir, 12, v. Lane, 11. Summary.—Macey, 4 wins; Eaves, Moir, Lane, 3; O'Leary, Braithwaite, 1. Macey won the section. SECTION C First Round. —McLean, Boyce (Post and Telegraph), 20, v. Adanison, Smith (Lands and Survey), 4; Walker, Duncan (Railway). 14, v. Gribhle, Moon (Railway), 13; Taylor. WalJcer (Retired Teachers), 14, v. Mason, Colebrook (Post and* Telegraph), 13. Second Round.— ; Duncan, 15, v. Boyce, 14; Colebrook, 22, v. Smith, 3; Walker. 34, v Moon, 5. Third Round. —Moon, 14, v. Boyce, 8; Walker, 15, v. Smith, 10; Duncan, 13, v. Colebrook, 11. Fourth Round —Smith, 14, v. Duncan, 12; Walker, 16, v. Boyce, 15; Colebrook, 10, v. Moon, 7. .. Fifth Round.—Smith, 13, v. Moon, 10; Duncan, 16, v. Walker, 6s Colebrook. 16. v. Boyce, 6.

Summary.—Duncan, Walker, 4 wins; Colebrook, 3; Smith, 2; Boyco, Moon, 1. Duncan won the section. SECTION D First Round.—Jordan, Newton (Mines), 21 v Mullins, Gage (Post and Telegraph), 5; Dodd, Wrigley (Defence), 11, v. Spellman, Dunsford (Police), 0; Hollis, Deare (Railway). 20, v. McLeod, Drummond (Railway), Second Round. —Wrigley, 12, v. Newton, 11; Gage, 18, v. Drummond, 9; Deare, 14, v. Dunsford, 3. „ _ , . Third Round. —Newton, 14, y. Dunsford, 11; Deare, 14, v. Gage. 5; Wrigley, 13, v. Drummond. 11. , Fourth Round. —Newton, 21, v. Drummond, 5; Gage, 18, v. Dunsford, 6; Deare, 11, v, Wrigley, 9. Fifth Round. —Drummond, 13, v. Dunsford, 30, Newton, 15, v. Deare, 7; Wrigley. 17, v. Gage, 7. . , , „ . . Summary.—Deare, Wrigley, Newton. 4 wins; Gage, 2; Drummond, 1; Dunsford, 0. Deare won the section. SECTION E First Round.— Gillespie, Kelly (Railway), 17, v. Smith, Reed (Railway), 8; Griffin, Moon (Railway), 13, v. Allan, Keys (Post and Telegraph), 12; Ryalls, Murray (Post and Telegraph), 15, v. Alfrcy, Langridgo (Public Works), 3. . Second Round.—Kelly, 12, v. Langndge, 0; Moon, 22, v. Reed, 14; Murray, 14, v. Keys, 8. Third Round.—Moon, It, v. Kelly, 1.3; Keys, 17, v. Langridge, 3; Murray, 14. v. Reed, 9. Fourth Round.—Lang ridge, 17, v. Moon, 5; Keys, 15, v. Reed, 12; Kelly, 11, v. Murray, 10. Fifth Round. —Keys. 14, v. Kelly. 11; Reed, 16, v. Langridge, 12; Moon, 21, v. Murray, 16. . . Summary.—Moon, 4 wins; Murray, I\eys, Kelly, 3; Reed, Langridge, 1. Moon won tho section. INTER-SECTION PLAY Auckland Green. —First round: Barnes, 6, v. Hollows, 2; Hunt, 9, v. McMahon, 7. Second round: Fletcher, 6, v. Barnes, 2; Hunt, 8, v. McMahon, 4. Third round: Fletcher, 9, v. Hunt, 5. Bateman and Fletcher wero the green dinners. Epsom Green.—First round: Macey, 8, v. Kerr, 3; Moon, 6, v. Deare, 4. Second roundt Macey, 8, v. Walker, 3. Third round: .Moon, t>, v. Macey, 3. • Griffin and Moon were the green winners. Tho final between Fletcher and Moon will be played at 5 p.m. to-morrow on the Auckland green. CARLTON CLUB'S TOURNEY The following skips have entered teams for the Carlton Bowling Club's full-rink tourney to be held to-morrow:—Livingstone, Mackenzie (Onehunga), Whiteside (Waiuku), Deare, Davis, Mason (Mount Eden), Mason, Brown (Rnwhiti), Maher (Auckland), Sykes (Otnhuhu), Granger (Mangerc), Scott, Sanders (Grey Lynn), F. Walker (Henderson), Catlin (Transport), Wood (Ellcrslie), Laing (Te Papapa), Price (Pukekohe), McMillan (R emu era), Stehr (Epsom), Wilson (Papatoetoe), Eshelby (West End), H. Clarke, Turner, H. B. Jenkin, G. Cutler, Lancaster, Gordon, S. Jenkins, Lamb, Hosking, Leach, Sinclair, Katterfeldt (Carlton). CADNESS CUP TEAMS Following are the Waitemata Bowliug Club's tennis to take part, in tho Cadnoss Cup competition on the Dcv6iiport green today.— H. Qwlness, D. Boles, E. Johnston, F. Osborne;' J. Martin. N. Davidson. \\. McWatters, J. Totter. TE PUKE PICNIC TOURNEY [BY telkghaph—OWN correspondent] TE PUKE, Tuesday The first of a scries of picnic tournaments was held by tho Te Puke Bowling Glu.b. There were 18 teams present, including visitors from the Rotorua, Whakatane 'tauranga and Taneatua Clubs. In the final Parkes, of Rotorua, defeated L. Manning, of Ie Puke. Section results were as follows: —Section 1: Parkes (Rotorua), 6 wins, 2 losses; Cummings (Te Puke), 6 wins. 2 losses; Loano (Whakatane), 5 wins, 3 losses; Young (Rotorua), 4 wins, 4 losses; Braggs (Rotorua), 4 wins, 4 losses: Watson (Tauranga),., 3 wins, o losses; Moncur (Tauranga), 3 wins, o losses; Chester (Tc Puke), 3 win*, 5 losses; Peebles (Taneatua), 2 wins, 6 losses. In the play ; off Parkes beat Cunimvngs. Section Manning To J'ukc), OVa wins, J loss; Bell (Tauranga), r-.y_ w ins 2 losses; Butt (Rotorua), 5 wins, 3 losses; Mantell (Tauranga),,.s wins, 2 losses;' Moody (Taneaturi), 4 wins, 4 losses; Montgomery jTe Puke), 4 wins. 4 losses; Chambers (Whakatane), 3 wins, 4,losses; Pole (Tauranga). 3 wins, 5 Icsbos; Corbet (Rotorua), 1 win, 7 losses.