BOWLING

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 22991, 19 March 1938, Page 24

BOWLING

TARANAKI VISITORS FINAL GAMES YESTERDAY INVITATION TO LOCAL CENTRE Tho visiting Taranaki bowlers played their final niatchcsi against Auckland rinks yesterday, and they will leave this morning on their way to Tauranga, playing games to-day ab Papakura, and Buckland. Mr. W. Walsh, on behalf of the Auckland Centre, expressed .satisfaction with the visit at u dinner held.last evening at tho Commercial Hotel. Mr. J. Lobb, president of tho Taranaki Centre, in his repiy, thanked tho Auckland .Centre for its hospitality and invited its representatives to tour Taranaki uext season. Following were the results of yesterday's play:— Balmoral v. Taranaki. —Guthrie, Nicholl, Cooper, Gifford, 2D, v. Heading, Cropp, Williams, Foreman, JO; Long. Truman, G. Clark, Gibson, 23, v. Putt, Huckor, C. Bourko. Adams, 22; Bernard, West. Horwood, Lloyd, 15, v. Cox, Fry, Rowe, Hotter, 14; Gentles, Sweeney, D. Richardson. Speer, 'JO. v. Brown, Hooker, Collingwood, Lobb, 28; Hinkley, Trewin, Robertson, W. tl. Clarke, 2<J, v. Hardwidge, Wilkio, Day, Nosv.orthy, J-1; A. E. Buckley, Keith, Ashby, Layland, 23, v. Death, Aitchison, Ure, Erceg, 10. Stanley v. Taranaki. —Merson, Bartlett, Martin, Pirie, 1!), v. Bntemau, Adlam, Ward, Thompson, 21; Crawford, Hall. Donaldson, Whitley, 11, v. Carter, Eellicr, Bevan, Boon, Hotin, Blenkarne, Catlan, Mason, 25, v Chapman, W. Bourko. Murdoch, Northern, it). Grey Lynn v. Taranaki.—Mickelborough, McCormick, N. Donaldson, Clarke, 28, v. Dunkley, Adlam, Casoy, Campbell, 18; Mayson, . Youngman, Prince, G. Fletcher, 18, v. Putt. Hooker, E. Bourko, Adams, 10; Smith, Shine, Taylor, Hosking, 23. v. Penny, Snowden, L. Sampson, Horton, 17; Seward, Ongley, Pascoe, Newton, 23, v. A pel, Whitehead, Dufiin, Goodwin, 20; Fletcher, Howley, Lanigan, Scott, 21, v. Ryan, Cropp, Williams, Foreman, 21. _ , Rawhiti v Taranaki.— Ryman. Townsend, Martin, Pederson, 11, v. Andrews Hall, Nicholson, R. Boulton, 27; Penn, Brown, Paterson, Savin, 19, v.. A. Sampson, Roeback, Cook, Pavitt, 22; Barker Worthington, Macpherson, Mason, 30, v. Knight, Gifkins, T. Boulton, Petty, 15. Rockv Nook v. Taranaki.—Joam, Hawk, Garland, Kirkpatrick. 2i'i, v. Brown. HuckM. Collingwood, J. Lobb. 10; Head WO*™. White. Randall, IS. v. Death. Aifchesnn, Ure Erceg, II; Trasser. Monk, H. Oughton. 20, v. Cox. Fry, Rowe Hotter, 1 «>; Annison, Chapman, Burke, F.dmonds, 15. v. Bateman, Sampson. Bevan, Helher. 18. Devonport v. Taranaki. —Flinn. \\rtght, Sullivan, Melville, 23, v. Sampson. Sampson, Sampson, Campbell, 21; G errard, Meikle. Brooks. Leather, 15, v Abel, Whitehead, Dnffin, Goodwin, 15; Nnylor, Ormiston, Newland. Capper. 10. v. Pennv. Snowden. Casev, Horton, 23; Miirphv, T. Wn.trlev, A. T. Davies. Trevithick, 23, v. Ryan. Roebuck. O. Cook, Pavitt. 14: Koefoed. King, Recs-Georcre. White, 20. v. Andrews. Hall. Mason. Boulton. in.

FRANKLIN CHAMPION PAIRS [FROM OITR OWN CORHTSrONDBNTI PUKEKOHE, Saturday The winners of the Franklin Bowlinsr Association's championship pairs tournament this season are O. "R. Basham and R. W. Bilkey, who are both members of the Pnkekohe Club. The final was played this week. Another Pukekohe pair, J. Pattison aftd E. E. Ingpen, were rtinners-up.