PENNANT BOWLING

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 22986, 14 March 1938, Page 18

PENNANT BOWLING

MNAL DECIDED CARLTON TEAM'S SUCCESS MARGIN OF ONE GAME The final of the Auckland Bowling Centre's,, annual inter-club pennant competition was decided on -the Mount Eden Club's green on Saturday, when the respective winners of sections A and B, Carlton and Waiuku, met in a six rinks' conte.jt. Victory went to the Carlton club, which won three and ahalf games to "the opposition's two and a-half. This success marked the fifth occasion on which Carlton has won the pennant, the former occasions being in 1922, 1923, 1928 and 1935.

The Mount Eden green was in splendid order for the contest being, if anything, a little too fast for tha majority of the players. This feature, together with the ideal weather, made for perfect playing conditions. Although Waiuku put up a good resistance the players did not display the same ability as that when playing home and away matches in the. section contests. Carlton's three victories were by good margins—lo. 11 and 12 points. Its two losses were by small margins. one point and five points. Two of /the most interesting games were those between Dr. Whiteside, the Waiuku star skip, &nd E. J. Hill, late of Wellington, and the new champion of Waiuku. W. E. Westlake, and the veteran. Carlton player, G. Cutler. The first match ended in a draw and the other in a win for Waiuku by a single point. Cutlqr played a'fine game against the Waiuku champion, some of his saves being most spectadular. Carlton had a 27 points margin in the aggregate points of 127 to 100.

On the conclusion of play Mr. W. J. Truscott, president of the centre, presented the large pennant flag to the president of the winning club. Mi. H. Q, Clarke. Mr. Truscott commented or. the satisfactory conclusion of a competition which embraced so many clubs and players. He congratulated the winning club on its success, especially in view of the fact that the heavy quota of 30 teams had to be carriod throughout the five rounds of section play. Mr. H. C. Clarke and the president of the Waiuku club, Mr. H. B. Arnuiage. responded on behalf of their respective clubs. Following were the results, Carlton names beins; mentioned first:—Proud, Wicksteed, G. Kent. W. B a skiville, 24, v. James, Armitage, C. Barriball, J. Walkei:, 14; Pearce. Raynes, Holmes. E. Jones, 24. v. Barnaby. Garland, Kayes, E. Barriball, 12; Whittaker, Henley, Gladding, H. C. Clarke. 2.5, v. Harris, Crouch, Bint, D. Neil, 14; Russell. Baker. Wetherilt J. Torrance, 18, v. Goodwright, Aldred, H. Barriball, C. Elmsley, 23; Dickinson, Molloy, T. Frailer, G. Cutler, 19, v. von Sturmer, McDonald, McKenzie, W. E. Westlake, 20; Carter. Tulloch, Birkenhead, E. J. Hill, 17 v. R. Barriball, Williams, Arkle, R. ,S. Whiteside, 17.' MATCHES IN AUCKLAND !\ VARIOUS CLUB GAMES Fdllowjng are the results of club bowling matches played in Auckland on Saturday:— Auckland.—Aggregate fours: Court. Woodhead: W. J. Campbell, McPhail, 21, v. Tyler, Hawkins, J. Williams. Bockett, 18: Symonds, Hammond, Barnes. Earker Hill, 27. v. Frisken, Simpson, F. Williams, Osmond. 30; Boyce, Bateman, Hacket, Barker, 22. v. Thomson, Carr, A. R. Donald, Gilles, 17; Shenkin, Fillmore, Pitkethley, Pierce. 24, v. Hughes. Dorrington, Hetherington, I. Clarke, 22; Alexander, Grieg, Lenderyou, Bennet, 26, v. Probcrt, Dunne, A. Clarke, Oake, 13; Minhinnick, C. Colebrook, Wright, Israel, 27, v. Beaumont, Brinkman, Robertson, Hill, 20; Moon, Darlow, Till. Vincent, 23, v. P. R. Colebrook. Cameron, Binns. Pascoe, 20; Franklin, Christian, Mt.theson, Woolley, 29, v. Bishop,, Page, WhiU, Bobbins, 11; Matthews, Read, McCrea, Graham, 19. v. de Renzy, Dicketts, Prime, Nicholson, 18; King, Whelan, G. Kasper, I). Campbell, 26, v. Harris. Self, Montgomery. Codd, 15; Randall, Waters, Evett, Smith (Australia), 20, v. Leseir, Snsman, Beverage, Conder, 14; Sainsbury. Walker, tfre, Luke, 26, v. Savory, George, Dymocl;, Hardie-Neil, 30. Onehunga.—President's fours, final: Chalmers, Buchanan. Foote, Kerr, 23, v. R. Gatlaud, Jones, Chapman, Vella, 18. First-year players' championship: Zuill, 22, v. Baker, P. Vice-president's fours, first round: Stephens, Kirkwood, Kpnny, Kennedy-Ross, 20. v. Baker, Sims. Robertson, Farnuworth, 14; Vowles, Smethurst, Kerns, Norman, -25, v. Edgeworth, Lacy, A. Gatland. Keeling, 10; McLean, Pople, Livingstone, Green, 23„ v. Crawford, Wilson, Welham, Collin, 15; Price, MpMaster, Wright. Burridge, 27, v. McSweeney, Adams, Wigginton. Handlin, 16; Keat, West, T. R. George. Whitmore, 21, t. Kennedy, Turnbull, -A. George. Harlock, 10; Stakes, Booth. E. J. Gatland, Schnackenberg, 25. v. Dodd, Smith, Bell, Cowell. 16; Hayes, Zuill. Cross. Mackenzie. 19. v Hardley, Hopewell, Marklow, Neale, 18; Moore, Gray. Harrison. * Nicholls. 23. v. Davie, Brown, Campbell. Tonkin, 14. Otahuhu. —Percentage fours: Glynn, Dawson. M Todd. Murdoch. 26. v. Duffy, Trovena. C. Nield. Downey. 19; Parsons, Stansfield. McDonnell, • Ferguson. 25. v. Ewan. Hall. Suinlan. J. Harper, 20; Kirkby, Nixon, sen., ean. S. E, Harper, 23. v. May. Lofley. Wills. Pinhey. 21; Crawford, Ecclesfield, Everitt. 22, v. Lawes, Gorrie, Morton. 11; Rivers. Bright, Sykes, 21, v. Game, Rule. Gardiner, 18. Champion pairs: Williams. Carson, 22, v. May. Tomes. 14; Rule. Gardiner, 20, v. Duffy, Ecclesfield, 17; Marsha|l, Bailey. 17, v. Streeter. A. Nield, 15; Williams, Carson, 26, v. Cameron. Ogilvie. 20. Champion singles, finals: Gardiner, 21. v. Everitt. 11; Gardiner. 21. v. Everitt. 16; Everitt. 21, v. Gardiner, 18. President's handicap singles, final: Sykes, 26, v. Murdoch. 13.

Waltemata.—Clnb fonrs: Walker. Irvine, Dan Monro, Williamson, 16, v. Cadness, Hewitt, Herrick, Hillani, 25; Lilbnrne, J. Martin, Lee, Brennan. 25, v. Fowler, L. Watson, Rose, McKinstriii, 13; Horan, Gleave, Rjickett, McGill, 18, v. Hunt, Canty, A. Martin, Lyon. 21; Howland, Freeman, A. Smith, Johnston, 24, v. Hicks, Brown, Wells, Simpson, 13; Mitchell, Clark, Marshall, Bilkie, 19, v. Hawke. Tyer, Stewart, Roberteon, 13; Colegrave, A. J. Smith, Webster, Blackledge, 25, v. Fullbrook, McWaters. Holland, 13; W. Watson, Davidson, Lethbridge, 22, v. McMahon, D. W. Munro, Osborne, 13; Wilkins, Chinnery, Potter, 25, v. Cameron, Roberts, Tarrant. 20.

Mount Albert. —Clnb fours: Salt, Lonsdale, E. Hawke, Glenister, 24 v. R. Walker. Beck, Cutforth, R. Thomas, 18; Grant, Rhodes, Stevens, Connew, 27, r. Weller, London, Muir, Nev/ton, 17; Delugar, J. Bennett, Dimery, Pickens, 19, v. Heighway, Cullen, A. Bennett, Wallett, 15; Pope, Nyberg, Munn, Townley, 26, v. MoLeod. Barton, Holdsworth, Watts, lC»s Smithson, Green, Eosie, G. Clark, 24, r. Whitfield. Hatton, Baker. Harbntt. 22; R. McKay. Glover, Boagey, T. Maxwell, 2>3, y. Bowater, Black, Leigh, Stewart, 18- McLean Buckles: Young,. Brodie. Lane, Blair, 58. v. T. Walker. F. McKay, Pool, A. Hawke. 12.

Papatoetoe.—Champion pairs: McFarland, Knight, 26, v. Gurney, Rawnsley, 20; Bbggs, McCullough, 24, v. Edmond, Lovegrove. 10; Buchanan, Simms, 28. v. Mcßetb, Allanson, 21; Wall, S. McCullough, 17, r. Jackson, Walker, 16. Clnb fours: Burrow Whyte, Melhuish, 23, v. Saville. R. McCullough, Sheoherd/ 13; Nicholsoa, Grandfield, Smytheman, 16, v. Wylie, Bryant, Cox, 16. Hallyburton-Johintonu.—First-year players, club championship: R. Dyson, 21, v. F. Ardern, 19.

Devonport.—Percentage fours: A. Wntson. Speight. Sullivan. Dunford. 25, v. Waters. Valentine, Rush, Atkin. 16: Syers, Murphy. A. Morgan, Frater, 21. v. P. King. Latta. McLaren. Rowland. 19; Black, Minchin, Brookes. Bruce, '.'9. v. Hunt. Ansell. Ormiston. Miller, 14; Allan. Bolton T. Wriglev. Rowell. 20. v. Maxwell. Kay, Wright, Steele. 13; Chapman, Jones, H. S. W. King, -29, v. Svenson, Powell, Crow, A. T. Davies, 1~; Whitley, Watson, Coutts. Rees-Gcorge, 28, v. J. Davis, Koefoed. Lockley, Newbegin. 12; Kewish, Johnston, Sneer, Melville, 21, v. Hogarth, Grindrod, Palmer, Leather. 10; Day, Nay lor, Meikle. Richards, 32, v. Harold. Jackman, E. N. Davies, Hamlin, 12; Waddell, Dickons. Thompson. Lowe, 23, v. Curtayne, Masters, McLeod, Gooding, 22. Stars: Challinor, Thornton, Buchanan, Gray. 26, v. Tainsh, Bell. Blackie, Snoad. 12. Buckley Perns: Saba. Chivers, Pitts, Layzell, 21, v. Gerrard. Tremain, Capper. J. Morgan, 19.

Romuora.—Jobson fours: Guinness, Don aldson. Keys, Macey. 19, v. McMinn, r Stubbs. Barnes, Badeley. 14; Goosman. Hes sell, Thronsen, Wallace. 28. v. Henson Wade Foldon, Norton, 21; Fullerton, Edmiston Harle. McMillan. 25, v. Coo to A. C. Hi Wright. Harvey, 18; M. White. W. Hill Whitmore, Duncan. 24, v. Macknight. Guvey Griffiths. Macfarlane, 15; Wilmot, Bauer Leaning, Rathbone. 21, v. Shepoard Scho field, Evans, Kissling. 23; G. llill, M. Roid Bull. Newton. 32, v. Bolton, Baker. Ashton McCalluin. 12; Noad. Annandale, Coe. F. M Shortt, 23, v. Penty. W. Johnston, H. h Jones. J. Short. .16; Coath, C. H. Jones Somerfield. Burcher. 25. v. Weir, Barker Mahon. F. M. Watson, 25: R. Allan, Bur nett, R. A. Jackson. E. R. Allen, 30. v Adams, Snaitii, Grieve, Bell, 24; O'Leary Ro.berts, Mahony, East, 30. v. Colegrove Walker, Eaves, Young. 7; Gearey. Richard son, W. M. Jackson. Sanderson. 22, v. Vin cent, McLeod, Noton, Lawrence, 16.

Balmoral.— Percentage fours: Scott, A. E. Buckley, C. C. King, Chappell, 31, v. Gentles. Fleming, Cooper, Cannon. 18; Horwood. Mills. Sawyers, Gibson. 33, v. Orange, A. E. Franks, Batey. Gilford, 21; Ainoore. Pollock, Hoppy, H. R. Goldsmith. 23. v. Sweenv, Duncumb. Davis. Clews. 20: Meltzer. Chambers, Blair, Kell.v. 31, v. Thompson, Reynolds, G. Clark, Benson, 33; Long, Curson. Rowland, Bush, 26 v. Fisher, Nicholl. Truman, Lloyd, 24; Bernard, Newton, Speir, Denison, 27, v. Percy, Playfair, Robertson. W. H. Clarke, 19; Blakemore, Price, H. Franks, Cartwright. 37. v. Keith, Fort, Peterson, Garry, 21: Hall-Smith, West, Durrant, 24, v. Miller, Trewin, T. D. Anderson, 23: Heasman. Leonard. W. Richardson. Ashby, 24, v. Hink'ley, Pulham, Nimmo, Layland, 19; Thayer, C. Smith. Taltersall, Gladstone, 21, v. Vercoe, Preston, Stevens, Barber, 19; Thomas. Tugby, Cook. Francis, 25, v. Goldsmith, Benn, Carter. Franks. 24. Ellerslie.—Percentage fours: Wells. Richmond. Corky, Joll. 20. v. Piggott, Frank. Mercer. Low, 17; McDonald. Griffan. Dickson, 22, v. Aylward, Lineham, Barnett. 12; Banks, McKendrick. Martin, 21, v. Clark. Idoine, F. Wood, 14; J. Mitchell, Christmas. Sykes, Gollan, 27, v. Wootton, Hendr.v. Cheek. Waman, 17: Hammond. Sigle.v, T. White, T. Honry, 33, v. Walker, Harvey, Woodlock. Maud, 14: Furey, Nicholson. C. Whyte. 23. v. Halpin, Proctor, Hay, 14; Lett, Redpath. R. W. Hill. Hardwicke. 28, v. Hayward, Rucg, Marsden, Wright, 19; Day, Fletcher, Hepworth. Somerfield, 20, v. Adams, McLachlan. Whelan, Langsford, 8.

West End.—Percentage fours: Newell, Norton, Kirkham, Stichbury. 20, v. Ameil, D. Hardy. Kirk, Irvine, 15: Rowe, Jacobs, Brown, Breraner, 30, v. Bayliss, Littler, Fraser-Smith, Cooke, 13; Sandilands, Tomlinson, McGregor, Thomass. 22, v. Kinsey, Cato, Knox. Wynyard, 17: Brummell, Webster. McNair, Brooks. 21. v. Hudson. C. Worsfold. Parkinson. Eshelby, 17; Overington, Ycang, Clarke, Needham, 26, v. N. Cato. J. Hardy, Skinner, Pluminer, 14; Wright, Wilson, Faire. 23, v. J. Irwin. Cameron, Thomson. 1.1. Pairs: Watson, Hill, *2O. v. Delaney, Colthurst, 16.

Rocky Nook.—Percentage fours: Turner. Opie. I. Mills, Randrup. 28, v. Head. Dillicar. McLaughlin. Roan. 18; Garland. J. Reed. Winthorpe, Williams. 20, v. Winters, E. Pace, Ayre. A. Hill. 14; Hunt. Boss. H. Reed. Pearce, 2S, v. Joass. Edwards, T. Hill, Kirkpatrick. 16; Sussex, G. Mills, Kayes M. Voung. 24. v. L. Stewart. Renshaw. Bain. Roylance, 20; J. Young, Kent, Preston. Oughton, 24, v. H. Smith, Fri;:er, P. Smith, Randall. 15; McMillan. Downs, H. Smith. Jeo. IS. v. White, Hawke. Brown. Chambers. 13.

HUljboro.—Percentage fours: Vazey. A. E. Clark. Pollard, Gregory. 25, v. Macdonnell, Hamlin. Dormer, Hollows. 14; A. Fisher Allen ; O. Fisher, Eagles. 29, v. Altken, W. Pennington, Womhwell. Barnes, 36. Champion fairs. J. Pennington. J. Jackson, 24. v. Bilkey. Cole. 11. Handicap pairs: Brand E. Longville,, 32. v. McMillan, Thompson, 19; Hill Davidson. 24, v. Stewart, Stringer. 15; J- Longville. Surman. 29, v. Preston Brake. 17. INTER-CLUB MATCHES Following are the results of interclub matches, the names of players of the first-mentioned club taking precedence:— Carlton v. Mount Eden.—At Carlton: Wildish. Burns, Bird, O. Fraser, 16, v. Smith. Lee, Heron, Haycock, 13; Ganley, Newcomb R. Walker, A. Taylor, 12, v. Cooke, Locklngton, Pearse, Mason, 25; Robertson Snedden, Pitt, Hodd, 15, v. Taylor. Avery, Smith, Campbell, 22; Bowden, Allan, H. Walker, Turner, 26, v. Thomson. 20; Murray, Sampson, Rowe, Julian, 14, v. Walker. 22; Hailey, D. Dickson, C. Russell, Ritchie, 17, v. Pollock, Thompson, Joll, Shreffs, 20; Bell Adamson, Stohr, Clinkard, 22, v. Gregson,' Taylor, Black, Pnrdy, 21; T. Mitchell, Hopkinson, Buchanan, G. Taylor, 18 v. Crichton, Wilson, Fowke, Gillies, 24; White, Mountain, A. Pollard, Lancaster, 10, v. Gage. Henderson, Hull, Taylor. 26. First-year players, agajnst Rocky Nook: H. Whittaker, R. Proud. Delish, Craig, 19, v. Monk, O'Connor, Purdy, Nugent, 16.

Mangere v. Manurewa.—Hawthorn Cup, at Mangere: Bishop, Solomon, Lowe, Mitchell, 25, v. Grant, Hyde, Sideway, Heyworth. 14; Moss, Laslett, Hickson, Aldred. 22, v. Hayes. Wood, Rummins, Smith. 14; Webb. Hen wood. Kay, Connor, 26, v. Sincock, Blackwell. Murray, Nield, 10. At Manurewa: Bowers, Ogilvie, Wadsworth, Prangley, 10, v. Fleming, Gallaher, Barnard, Forbes, 17; Penman, Taylor. Stevens, Granger, 36. v. Evans. Woolley, Whyte, Graham, 26; Howieson, Wilson, Massey, Hollier, 26, v. Hayward, Harvey, Waterton, Clasoe, 14.

Epsom v. Rawhiti.—At Epsom: Gillespie, Lawrence, C. Lamb, G. Moyle. 22, v. McConnell, Irvine, Georpe, Butler. 24; Gr. N. Brown, Yearbury, O'Donnell, Stehr, 20, v. Urqnbart. Byman, Field, Chiplin, 20; T. Hill, Thomas, S. Harrison, Ramsay, 16, v. Lever, Barker, C. Cnlpin, Moncur, 18; Mackie, Campbell, A. Anderson, A. Wright, 22, v. Bartlett, Ryalls, McCullogh. Tremaine, 20; McCullough, Dickin, A. J. S. Lamb, Parsons, 16, v. Seaborongh, Walker, Thomson, Beer, 22.

Te Papapa v. Epsom.—At Te Papapa: Tapp, Dean, Davenport, Laing, 26, v. Daniels, Gribble, Graham, Hooper, 19; Stone. Barker, Mitchell, Pilkington, 11, v. Cerutty, Harrison, Braithwaite, Ross, 22. At Epsom: Grange, Wilson, James, Moore, 17, v. Gnnthorpe, Rabone, Arnott, Bnrton, 20; Keegan, Jackson, Allcock, Moon, 33. v. McKendrick, Forbes, F. Brown, Scott, 26. Papakura v. Tuakau.—At Papakura: Burgess, Jackson, Hunt. Bates, 2, v. Richards, Brownlee, Rose, H. Pirritt, 35; Evans, Dnnckley, Snell, McEntee, 25, v. A. Smeed, M. Millar, Chapman. J. Pirritt, 25; G. H. Smith, Ferguson, Jeffries. Cooper, 23, v. Buckley, Pinch. Fnlton. C. Smeed. 7; Bartels, Qnigley, A. G. Smith, Pilkington, 25, v. Hlcka, Knowles, Bagnall. W. Smeed, 17. Mangere v. Manurewa.—At Mangere: Rose. Caddy, Wilton, Knight, 19, v. Simpson, Lawrence, Finlay, Fawcett, 25.

Mangere v. Otahuhu.—At Mangere: Rob ertson, Murphy, Ransom. McGregor, 22, v Kelly, Rowe, White, Hotson, 31. Hilltboro v. Mount Eden.—At Billsboro: Smlthers, 12, v. Smith. 33.

Remuera v. Rawhiti.—At Remuera. firstyear players: Dove, Butts, Hay-Jones, Walworth, 27, v. Page, E. George, Andrews, Bowden, 28.

Grey Lynn v. Rocky Nook.—At Grey Lynn, first-year players: Soward, Hall, Cushion, Monks, 14, v. Stubbs, Burrows, Taylor, P. White, 24. Ponsonby v. Auckland. —At Ponsonby. firstyear players: Rubery, 23, v. Binton, 12. OTAHUHU TO MEET TARANAKI A visit; will bo paid to the Otahuhu green to-morrow by six rinks from Tarnniiki. The following rinks will represent Otahuhu: — Bright, Todd, Ogilvie, Auld; Lawes, Gorrio, Pinhey, Sykes; Williams. Game, McDonnell, Carson. Three rinks will bo -selected from the Alangere club to completo the side. HOWDEN SHIELD MATCH The Otorolmnga team won the Howden Shield, beating the Thames four by 25 points to Hi in the final of the South Auckland Bowling Centre's champion of champions full-rink tournament, decided on the Frankton Club's green. The winning team comprised M. Pratt, R. E. Pilkington, R. Morrison, J. Sing. PLAYERS TO MEET TARANAKI The following players have been selected bv the Onehunga Bowling Club to meet six ri'nks of the visiting Taranaki bowlers on the Onehunga green on Wednesday, play commencing at 9.30 a.m.:—Kirkwood, Farnsworth. Bell, E. J. Gatland; Hopewell, Pople, Harrison. Livingstone; Lacy, Stokes, Tonkin, E. V Sutherland; McMaster, Keeling, Foote, Robertson; Booth, Burridge, KennedyRoss, A. R. Gatland; Chalmers, Collin, Mackenzie, L. Bruy. TAURANGA TOURNEY FINALISED The Tauranga Club's annual tournnmcnt was finalised on Saturday when the remaining three toums played off on the Mount Eden Club's green. The trophy for the competition, a silver cup, was presented to the winning skip, Mr. C. H. do Launay, by Mr. W. J. Truscott, president of the Auckland Centre, who deputised for the president of the Tauranga Club. Trophy orders were also presented to the two runners-up. The results were as follows: —Semi final: R. Wishart, H. B. Jenkin, R. Higgott, C. 11. do Launay. 21, v. Fraser Smith, 10. Final: R. Wishart, H. B. Jenkin, R. Higgott, C. H. de Launay, 27. v. Boyce, T. Prico, H. Wright, L. Russell, 19. REPRESENTATIVES ENTERTAINED Members of the Balmoral Bowling Club entertained Mr. W. Denison, skip of the winning pair in the bowling section of the Empire Games, and Messrs. W. D. Kelly, W. 11. Clarke, M. Estennan and J. Meltzer. winners of the Whangarei tournament at the beginning of last month, in the pavilion on Saturday night. The president of the club, Mr. J. Speir, presided and also present were representatives of the Auckland Bowling Centre and other clubs. Among the members of the Empire Games team present were Messrs. L. L. Mace.v, lead for Mr. Denison in the pairs, W. \\ hittaker, H. A. Robertson and E. Jury, three players of the winning rink, and F. Livingstone, runner-up in the singles. The manager of the team, Mr. A. E. Whitten. gave an interesting resumo of the tour. WHANGAREI PAIRS TOURNEY fFROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT] WHANGAREI, Sunday The Whangarei Bowling Club's pairs tourney, decided under electric, light ou the club's greens last night, resulted in a win for Whitelaw and Beaton, who beat Roseman and Marwick in the final by five points to four. TOURING TEAM AT DARGAVILLE [by tblegraph—OWN correspondent] DARGAVILLiE, Sunday The South Auckland bowlers who are touring in the North arrived in Dargaville on Friday morning and later played matches with members of the Dargaville Club on local greens. The results were as follows; —Cowley, Forest, Buchan, Land, 15, v. Gillard, McIndoe, Chegwidden, Maingay, 19; Wells, Dale, Lock, Crabhe, 23, v. Appleton, Dunn, Hill, T. Jones, 12; Thompson, Butt, Rogers, Cleverlv, 39, v. Dragicevich, E. Old, Marginson, Gunn, 23; Goodison, F. Wright, W. Wright, North, 21, v. Meredith. Wilson, Franich, Searle, 23; Austin, Maher, Wallace, Smith, 37, v. Taylor, Itossiter. Ratcliffe, Davey, 19; Gifford, Stanley, Jourdain, P. H. Rowc, 22, v. Francis, Wortiley, Bagby, 0. Williams, 22; Cooper, J. Old, Lynch, Pearce, 23, v. Langkilde. T. Rowe, Tozer, Henderson, 14; Richmond, Matuska, Masters. Waring, 16. v. Herbert, Peak, Vowles, Peko, 17.