BOWLING

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23026, 2 May 1938, Page 14

BOWLING

CLUB GAMES DECIDED " ! MATCHES ON SATURDAY Club bowling matches decided on various Auckland greens on Saturday resulted as follows: — Devonport.—Percentage fours: McCallum, Oriniston, Flinn, E. N. Davies, 28, v. Whillev, Chivers. McLaren, Wright, 11; Hunt, Hewson, Rush, Kennings, 3.1, y. Hogarth, Gerrard, Spicer, A. T. Davies, 30; Svensen, Koefoed, Newland. Lowe, 23, v Waters, Jones, Meikle, Hamlin, 12; Black, Minchin, Procter. Anderson 24, v. Day, Ansell, T. Wrigley, Richards, 11; Sutton, Latta, Pitts. Snoad, 19. v. J. Davies, J»«kninn, Blackie, Leather, 17. Gold Stars: Tripp. Bell, McLeod, Bruce, 21. v. Challinor, Thornton, Buchanan, Gray, 12. Championship pairs, final: Martin, Hamlin, 24. v. Kichards, Bruce, 32. Handicap singles, final: Lundon, 30, v. Procter, 37. Handicap pairs, final: Tainsb. A. Morgan. 25,. v. Maseman, Melville, 37. Junior championship, final: Oerkrard 22, v. Coutts, 10. First-year players, I final: Day, 21, v. Svensen, 15. ! Mount Albert.—Club fours: R. McKay, Loudon, Lonsdale, Lane, 23, v. Glover, Rhodes, N.vberg, Pickens. 13; Snuthson J. Walker. Holdsworth. Watts, 17, v. Webber, Green, A. Bennett, \Vallett, 0; Pope, Taylor. Muir, Allely, 20. v. Hatton. Gillespie. Pool, Newton, 21; Cossey, Grant, Dimery Baker. 28, v. h. Bennett. H. Barton, Rounfree. Dr. J. Paterson. 23; Delugar. England, Garltck, Blonieley, 21, v. Crowe Back, Rosie. J. Maxwell, 19; R. Walker. W. Thomas, Boagey, E. 1 Thomas, 20, v. Salt. Howell. H. Hawke, ! Townlcy, 33. McLean Buckles: \ onng, Brodie. Humphries, Blair, 20, v. b. A\alker, A. j Stevens, F. McKay, J. Stewart, 30. i Epsom.—Percentage fours: Hammond, i Rolfe, Mo.vle, C. Wallace, 24, v. Moir. Dyi son, Dunningham, Stehr, 10; _Gallagher. i Lawrence. Parkinson, Gribble. 2., v. GoldI ing, Gunthorpe, Margison, Ranlsej. 23; i Horn, Hamann, Thomas, Wright. J5. v. ! McLeod, Bennett, Field, Parsons, 14; Paykel. J. Drummond. Harrison. Ross. 22; v. Hollis. Yearbury, Campbell, D. Anderson, 18; Newman, C. A. Lamb, A. Anderson, Beckman. 37, v. Elliott, Braithwaite, Nash, Foubister. 17; Daniel, Morgan. Rnbone, O'Callaghan. 20, v. Mynott, Goodi--1 son, Forbes, Buchan, 14.

Onehunga.—Vice-presidents' fours, isixth round: Lowry, Buckley, Cross, Mackenzie, -o, v. Crawford, O'Conneil, Harrison,, N icholls, 13; Skinner, West. George, Whitmore. 24, v. Kirkwood, Stephens, Kenny Kenned*Ross, 12; Booth Lucy (ollm A. R. Gatland. 25. v. Hardley, Foster, L. Bray, Wei ham, 20; Smethurst. Wilson,. Neale, Bassett, 20, v. McMaster, Burt. Wigginton, E. J. Gatland. 11; Dodd Turnbull. Ure Wright 2t, v. Wilkinson, Marshall, Bell, vella, -1, Price, Ceraghty, Grace 25, v. Baker, Hagan. Keeling. 15; McLfan Schnackenberg, 23, v. Yowles, Adams. Burridge, IS. Ellerslfe. —Percentage f°"™ : . . ay s,? r u' Rugg, Griffin, Maud, 22, v. Fletcher Richmond, C. Wliyte, Hardwlck 18; Ay'« a rdHav. West brook. Coppins, 20, v. WayWhite, Whelan, Martin. 13; nendr.v Hepworth, Corby. Joll. 2* v. Tyke, Cheek. MacKeiiJiie. F. Wood 10; Woodlock, '• Proctor. Langsford, 19, v. Wootton, S.vkcs, Somrnerfiold it); Fisley. Christmas. Mercer. Dickson,' 28. v. Hammond. Ferguson, Sanders. Barnett 15; Carver. Marsden, \\annan, Johnson, 20, v. Mitchell, Candy. Wright. Gollan, 10. Remuera.— Bray Badges: Eaves, W. Hill. Wallace. Harvey. 18. v. Tudhope, VJt Jackson, Acheson. Macey. 38. Junior Badges: O'Learv Geary, Murphy, McDowell. 20, f. Coote Butts, Fullcrton, 11. I. Allan, 10. Balmoral. —Percentage four*, semi-final: Batey, Pollock, Carter, Bush, 27, v. Heasmun, Curson, Hoppy. Chappell, 18; \\eeks. Mills, H. Franks. W. C. Franks, 22. v. West, A. E. Buckley, Sawyers, Gibson, 20. INTER-CLUB CONTESTS Following were the results of bowling matches decided in Auck.and on Saturday, names of the first-mentioned olub taking precedence:— Carlton v, Ellerßlle.—At Ellerslie: Craig. 20. v. Wells, 30. AUCKLAND CLUB \ novcliv tournament was held by the Auckland Bowling Club on Saturday to mark the close of the season. Nine y-sfx players took part, and the successful team comprised Bruce-Smith, Harris, A. Clarko and E. Pierce.