BOWLING

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23273, 16 February 1939, Page 20

BOWLING

TAUKANGA TOURNEY SECTION PLAY CONCLUDED TEAMS FOR SEMI-FINALS [by telegraph—OWN corrkspondknt] TAtJRAXGA, Wednesday The Tnuranga Bowling Club's tournament was continued to-day in fine weather. Section play was concluded, the results being:— SEVENTH BOUND Section 1. —Tauranga (Washer), 21, v. Epsom (Hooper), 17; Matainata (Crabbe), •JO, v. 'le Arolia (Rosenfeldt),, 21; Carlton (Deare), 23, v. Cambridge (Lewis), 1-1; Auckland (Walker), 21, v. Frankton (Wheeler), 15; West End (Fraser Smith), a bye. Section 2.—Gisborne (Crowley), 1/, v. lauranga South (Pole), 15; Carlton (de Launay), 27, v. St. Heliers (Russell), 20; Je Puke (Palmer), 2-1, v. Tauranga (Honour). hj; Tauranga (Tamblyn), 23, v. Onehunga (Oatland). 17; Ota huh u (Gardiner), a bye. Section 3. —Katikati (Clark), 19, v. Rotorua (Fowkes), 15; Rapanui (Hundley), -1. v. Gisborne (Moloney), 12; Bucklnnds Beach (Brooks), 2ti, v. Mount Eden (Delainore), Pukekohe (Burrows). 21, v. Epsom (O'Callaghan), 1.8; Tauranga (Potter) bjt EIGHTH HOUND Section l. —Tauranga (Washer), 21, v. Matainata (Crabbe), 17; Te Aroha (Rose >- feidt), 19. v. West End (Fraser Smith), l.i; Cambridge (Lewis), 21, v. Epsom (Hooper), K>; Canton (Deare), 10. v. 1 ranktou (Wheeler), 17; Auckland (Walker), a bye. Section 2. —Tauranga (Tamblyn), 2.», v. Carlton (de Launay), 15; Otahuliu (Gardiner), 1!>. v. Te L'uke (Palmer), 18; Gisborne (Crowley). 2U, v. Onehunga (Gatlaiul). 11; St. Heliers (Russell). 27 v. Tauranga (Moncur), 21; Tauranga South (Pole), a b> Section 3.-—Rapanui (Handley), 24 v. Epsom (O'Callaghan), 11; Palmer (Fowkes), ID, v. Pukekohe (Burrows), 13: Mount Eden (Delaniore), 30, v. Gisborne (Moloney), IS; Buekland's Beach (Brooks), 22, v. lauranga (Potter). 9; Katikati (Clark), a bye. NINTH ROUND Section I.—Carlton (Deare), 21, v. Tauranga (Washer), IS; Auckland (Walker), 23 v. West End (Fraser Smith), 17; Epsom (Hooper), 28, v. Frankton (Wheeler). 19; Matainata (Crabbe), -JO, v. Cambridge (Lewis), 10; Te Aroha (Rosenfeldt). a bye. Section 2. —Tauranga South (Pole), 28. v. Onehunga (Gatland), 20; Tauranga (Moncur), 31, v. Otahuliu (Gardiner), 21; Carlton (de Launay), IS, v. Gisborne (Crowley), 17; Tauranga (Tamblyn), IS, v. le 1 uke (Palmer), 10; St. Heliers (iiussell), a bye. Section 3.—Katikati (Clark), 18, v. Pukekohe (Burrows), 10; Mount Eden (Delaniore), 29, v. Rapanui (Handley). 11; Rotorua (Fowkes), 17, v. Epsom (O Callaghan) II; Tauranga (Potter), *JS, v. Gisborne (Moloney) 7; Buekland's Beach (Brooks), a bye. The teams to qualify for the semi-finals Section 1. —Auckland (Walker), Carlton (Deare), Te Aroha (Rosenfeldt), lauranga 2.—Carlton (de Launay), Gisborne (Crowley), Tauranga (lamblyn). Section 3. —Buekland's Beach (Brooks), Katikati (Clark), Rapanui (Handley). MATCHES IN AUCKLAND INTER-CLUB COMPETITIONS SELECTION OF THE TEAMS Inter-club bowling competitions will be continued on various greens next Saturday. The following teams have been selected to represent their respective clubs: — Waitemata.—v. Devonport, Marine Pennant, at Waitemata: Stewart, Roberts, Swanson. Blackledge; Freeman, Rogers, Lyons, Robertson; Lees, Hewitt, W. Osborne, F. Osborne; Chinnery, Rackett, Daniel Munro, Copeland; L. Watson, Marshall, Brennan, Dick. At Devonport: Million, Webster, Williamson. Bilkey; Rose, Walsh, Delaney, Tarrant; Mitchell, A. Martin, David Munro, McKinstrie; Tyer, Fullbrook, Davidson, McGill; J. Brown, Grant, Sampson, Herrick. Ellerslie. —v. West End. Darby Cup, at Ellerslie: Fletcher, Lett. J. Jones, Hay; Parncll, Toy, Hammond, Martin; Arthur, Richmond, Rugg Gollan; Bartlett, T. J. White, F. Wright, Johnson; Haggie, Linehan, idione, Hardwicke; Richmond, Low. Wannan. Dickson. At West End: Halpin, Marsden, Crosby, Wh.vte; Bevin. Millard. Griffin, Barnett; Furey, Grocott, Sanders. Langsford; P. Henry, Frank, Procter. Maud; Cliffe, Christmas, Coppins, Somerfield; Bell. Woodlock, Newson, Jell.

Balmoral. —v. Epsom, at Balmoral: Gentles, Dunciimb, Peterson. Clews; Bernard, Laing, Scott, Esterman; Moon, Fort, Blakemore, 11. Franks; Miller, J. F. Atkinson, Garry, Sawyers; Hall-Smith, Price, Francis, Speir; Durrant, Fleming, Percy, F. Preston; J. F. Preston. Nicholl, Kimber, Tattersall; •Thomas. Chambers, Benson, Batey; Fisher, Newton, Arkle, Rowland. At Epsom: Lnrkin, Tugbv, Horwood, Denison; Meltzer, Leonard, McGaffan, Cartwright; Vercoe, Playfair, Orange. Barber; Weeks, Credin, W. Richardson, La.vlaiid; A. A. Buckley, Benn. 1). Anderson, Lloyd; Trewin, Pollock, Carter, W C Franks' Heasman, Birkenhead, Cook, C. C. King; Keith. Curson, T. D. Anderson. Bush; Guthrie. West, Kelly. Sayers. Firstyear players, against Epsom, at_ Epsom: Eaddy Hooper. N C. Smith. J. K Atkinson.

Waitemata.—v. Takapuna, first-year players. at Takapuna: Nicholls, Lennard, Croydon, Boyd. At Waitemata: Woolle.v. Utting. Setters, Mitchell. Mount Eden. —v. Glen Eden, at Glen Eden Murdoch, Ross. L. L. .Toll, Hull; Yates, W. E. A. Smith. Henderson, Dignan; Beanland. C'. Taylor, Marshall. Gillies; D. Smith, Robinson, Delunore, Bigelow; Pollock, Cave Sherrift, McNab. Against Te Papapa, at Te Papapa: Patterson, Rattray. Martin, Walker;- Slaughter, Ashley. Daisley. Gatenb.v; McGregor, Ornstein, Cooke, liarland. Against Transport, at Transport: Grichton, Ilaite, Fawcett, J oil; F. Taylor. Macpherson, Sergeant J. Smith- Cowie, Cox. Kemp, Heycock. Home teams will be selected on the green. First-year players, against Devonport, at Mount Eden: Abbott. Williamson," A. D- Daisley. H. Wilson. Epsom.—v. Balmoral, at Balmoral: J. Drinnmond, Dallen, Alexander. Parsons; Cooper, Forbes, Braithwaite, Kissling; Paykel. Field. Dunningham, Scott; Aitken, Coutts, S. Harrison. Richmond;' J. H. Hill. Dickin, G. McKendrick, McCowan; Hamann, Parkinson, Gribble. p'Callaghan; Croker, O'Donnell, Gieig. Wilson; Daniel, Newman, Smale. Hooper; Dalton, Whittorne, M. Watters, Fisher. At Epsom: R. Drummond, Alfrey, Beckman. Bruce; Mynott, Lawrence. Nairn, Buchan; Slater. Gunthorp. Goodison. Foubister; Houghton, C. Lamb, Mcßeath, Wallace; Hammond Rolfe, J. Harrison, C. Wallace; Maekie, A. Lamb, Moyle, George; Golding, Grove, Brow.i, A. Wright; Doull, L. Wright, Hillain, Ramsay; Moir, Margison. Graham, Stehr.

Rawhiti.—v. Manutewa, at. Manurewa: McConnell. E. George, Townsend, Culpin; Grace, Penn, Tremain<s Chiplin; Urquhart, Bartleet, Beer, Maritin; Scarborough, Oldham, Pederscn, Savin. At Rawhiti: Andrews, Ryalls, Smith, Hepworth; Carson. Irvine. I. George, England; R. Walker, McKinlay. Aylett, Buchun; Harris, Bowden, Brown, P. Thomson. First-year players, against Manurewa, at Rawhiti: Dale. Bennett. Kirtlan. Cole. Manurewa.—v. Rawhiti. at Rawhiti: Sincock, King, Glover. Smith; Lawrence, jun., Slade, McNaughton. Graham; Woolle.v, Fawcett, Fleming, Wh.vte; Green, Hayes, Barnard. Heyn orth'. At Manurewa: Hunter, Grant, Mrinay Frost, Nicholas, Butterworth. Black well, Nield; Sainty, Harvey. Hood, Cleave: Christmas. Coxhead. Gal laghcr Sidaway. Te Papapa.—v. Mount F.den. at Mount Eden: Col'ier, Mitchell, Simpson, Moon; Morris, jun., Catley. Noonan, Rilkinglon At Te Papapa: George. Alleock. Sissons Aitkenhead; Harriman Glynn. Speight Davenport. Stanley.—v. Devonilort, Marine Pennant, at Stanley: Hunt. Campbell, Wrigley, I) M. Jones; Watson, Undrill, Brooks, McMaster; Dawson. Leggal. Bray. Smith. At Devonport: Anderson, Blenkarne. Martin, Baker; E. Darroch. Thomas, Worlhington, Hitchen; Webster, Bvrne. Pirie, Mason. Edentlale. —v. Avondale, at Avondale: Belsham. Elnibranch, Butler, Mayhill; Hicks, Naylor, Hayes, James; G. Common. Matthews, Cadwallader, Addison; Punch. Noad Greenwood. Brownett. At Edendale: Bluck. C'adness. Conway, Ba.vliss; Ward, Bradshaw. East, Edmunds; McLaughlen, 11. Young. Ritchie. Hill; Ball, Watts, Rotherham, Robinson. First-year players, against Stanley, at Stanley: Currr, Moor:; Thomas. Taylor

Transport.—v. Mount Ellen, at Mount Eden: Selkirk, Crawford, Dow, Harding; Laffoley. Sullivan. Arnott, Ure; Kent, Russell, Ward, Cottingham. .At Transport: Grant, Montgomerie, —, Jeffrey; Jensen, Armitage. P. Roper, Wakefi'il 1; Woodard Lock Hagen. Low. West End. —v. Ellerslie, fit West End. annual competition for the Darby Cup: Tomlinson. J. Hardy. Colthurst, Hopwood: Young, Wilson. Kirkham, Plummer; Ganley. Delaney, F. Worsfold, I- aire; Somers, Webster, Potter, Brookes; Sand Hands. Littler, Pulham, Thomson At Ellerslie: Brinnmell, Collins, Brown, Mingins; Overington, Jacobs, Whitten, Thomas*: Newell, C Worsfold. Hill. Stichbury; Hudson, Noton, Knox. Cooke; Kinsey Armstrong. Raynes. Donaldson. VETERANS' TOURNEY MATCHES AT WHANGAREI [FROM OUR OWN CORRKST'ONIJEKT] WHANGAREI, Wednesday In the annual bowling tournament for men over the age of 00 years, played on the Whangarei Club's greens to-day, bowlers were present from various parts of North Auckland and Auckland. This tournament

was first played in 1932 dnd has now become recognised as having a definite P|J ce in the bowling year. E. Clifford, of Whangarei, who is 8(> years old, claims the most years and he lias been playing p owl9 for 50 years; D. Ball, of Whangarei, is 81 years; J. Ilorrj, of Onerahi, is 80. years old and was a foundation member of the ngarei Bowling Club; D. X. McLeod. of the Whangarei Club, is bordering on 80 years anil he also has been u bowler for nearly half a century. Prior to the commencement ol play trie president of the Veteran Bowlers' Association. Mr. F. Cutforth, of AVhangarei, welcomed the visitors. At the lunch adjournment the annual meeting of (lie association was held and the following officers were appointed:—President. Mr. !•'. Cutforth; vicepresidents, Messrs. W. Smith (I'aparoa), t. Jones, D. X. McLeod (Whangarei). I). McLeod (Waipu); committee, .Messrs ,G. 11Morrish. W. Teller, S. Ifutchings, J. A. tinlayson, T. H. St.eadman; secretary. Mr. B. A. Wolff. Results of play were:— First Games. —Stones, Finlayson. Nones, Jenkins. v. Sutherland, Clifford, Elliott, Steadnmn, 5; Howie, Ball. Fenwick. Meyers. 20. v. Just, Reyburn, Hatchings. Met arroll, 11; Bnrcli. Johnson, Telfer, Kerr, 20. v. Sargent, W. Smith. W. Stewart, Morrish, 38; Evans, Rivers, .Rtiinbal, McLean, 21. v. Home, Wolff. Kirk. McLeod. 11. Second Games.—Stewart, Reyburn. Hutchings, Morrish. 18. v. Sargent, Howie, Ball, Meyers, 10; Burch, Clifford, Fenwick. Rumbal, 28. v. Sutherland. J. Smith. Elliott, Kerr. 10; Wolff, Whitehead. Teller, 21. VW. Smith, Johnston. Cutforth, 10. HARDLEY SHIELD CONTEST AUCKLAND CENTRE TEAMS The following players will represent the Auckland Centre in the annual competition against the South Auckland Centre lor the llardley Shield at Hamilton on Saturday next: —D. C. Anderson (Essoin), J. Armitt (Mount Albert), li. Bucban (Rawhiti), S. Bull (Epsom), G. \V. A. Clark (Balmoral), S. Coldicutt (Centre), A. Connew (Mount Albert), L. C. 11. Dawson (Centre). G. 1" illmore (Auckland), F. Furnell (Epsom). J. ReeS George (Devonport). J. Giflord (Balmoral), Jl'. R. Goldsmith (Balmoral), L. Goldwater (Ponsonby), 11. dribble (Mount Eden), R. Parker Hill (Auckland). F. A. Hosking (Centre), E. W. Inder (Centre), J. H. lveith (Pukekohe), W. Knight (Mangere) F. Layzell (Devonport), W. Lenderyon (Auckland), W. Montgomery (Auckland), W. Morton <Otahuhu), J. McGregor (Devonport), P. Nield (Manurewa), F. Palmer (Carlton), W. Rabone (Epsom), C. F. Robertson (Balmoral), 11. A. Robertson (Onehunga), H. F. Rogers (Carlton), A. Rowell (Devonport). F. Snoad (Devonport), R. Thomas (Mount Albert), S. Ihompson (Mount Albert). C. G. Tripp (Devonport). W. J. Triiscott (Centre), J. A. Vincent (Auckland). M. J. Walsh (Centre). A. E. YVhilten (Centre). CHAMPIONS HONOURED FUNCTION AT BALMORAL The Balmoral Bowling C'lub tendered a social evening to their successful representatives in the recent New Zealand championship tournament, C. F. Robertson, B. Franks, ,1 F. Benson and W. C. Franks. The president of the club, Mr. E. W. Bate.v, presided. The gathering included the president of the New Zealand Bowling Association, Mr. F. A Hosking the president of the Auckland Centre, Mr. W. J. Trur.eolt, and members of the council and centre executives. Congratulatory speeches were made by Messrs. E \V. Batey, F. A. Hosking and W. .1. Triiscott. A reply to the toast of the winning team was made by each member. Items were given by Messrs. L. Harvey. W. Mc-Comb, G. Toiler!on, W. Brough, X. RafTerty and C. C. King. Mr. Hosking presented framed certificates to the winners and one to the president of the club. A presentation of a set of bowls was made to Mr. W. C. Franks. PORTLAND CLUB CHAMPIONf I'HOM OCR OWN CORRKSI'ONDKK't] WHANGAREI, Wednesday In the final of the Portland Bowling Club's singles championship C. Whitham beat R. C. McLaren. The winner was last year's champion. BUXTON SHIELD COMPETITION [FROM OUR OWN* CORRESPONDENT] WHANGAREI, Wednesday A Kaikohe Club rink, comprising Pausina. Bucknell, Purdy and Lowe, won the Buxton Shield competition that was finalised on the Kawakawa Bowling Club's greens. The runner-up was another Kaikohe team including Kosovich. Eisenhnt, McLean and Yukich. The score in the final was 7 to 3. Teams from Kaitaia, Kawakawa. Russell. Kaikohe and Rawene competed. WHANGAREI TOURNEY [from our own correspondent] WHANGAREI, Wednesday The greens were in splendid condition for the Whangarei Bowling Club's tourney last evening. The first round was of 21 heads, utter which eight pairs were eliminated, leaving three games, each of five heads, to find the winning pair. The final was played between A. Beaton and M. Wlntelaw and H Doel and C. Doel. The latter pair, both of whom are young players, won, 3 2.