BOWLING

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23400, 17 July 1939, Page 18

BOWLING

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CLUB COMPETITIONS RESULTS FROM VARIOUS GREENS Club bowling competitions were continued on the various greens in Auckland on Saturday. Following were the results: — Auckland.—Dennison Pins: Ovcrtington, Stichbury, Donaldson, Eshelby, 2-1, v. Baxter. Atighton, Brown, Keathlcy, IS. Akarana Slurs: I'. 11. Colcbrook, Burton, Batcnian, Barker, 28. v. Hedlcy, Wurman, Howard. Robbin. Grafton Ferns: Boyco, Taylor. Barnes, Ure, 111, v. Smith, Thomas, Dorrington, Bucket, 18; Allen, Head, Christian, 1. Clarke, 20, v. Lomas. Susman, Grocott. Maher, 23; Waisli, Dunne. White, A. Clarke, 25, v. B. Beaumont. Walters. Lenderyou, H'ardic-Ncil, 'J I: Hughes, L. Smith, Bishop, Cameron, 17, v. Ayrcs. Lucas. Darlow, Malhcson, Ju. Ponsonby.—Britannia Pins: C'olmcr, Morrow, Brown, Gibson,'2o, beat .Rapcr, McAra, Jenkins, Gates, J2. Onehunga.—Cock o' the walk: Letch, Mackenzie, Collin, 1. Sutherland (holders), 20, v. Stone, Kirkwood, farnell, L. Jones, 10. Gat laud Buttons: Gcraghly, Stephens, Nichoils, E. Gatland, 10, v. Pople, Burridge. Bell, McNatli. I t Excelsior games: McMaster, Laing, Itobertson, 18, v. Kellett, Keeling, Bnssctt, .18; Ramsay, D. Gray, Whit more, 21, v. R. Gatland, R. Wilson, Grace, 17; Hardlcy, Wilkinson, Wclham, 22. v. M. Laing. Tonkin, Marks, 17. Ellerslio.—Melsaac Cnu: Marshall, Jackson, Wens, Gollan, 2'-', v. Jones, Lcggai, Newson, Corby, 22; W. Beli, K. Bell, Wright, liny, 30, v. Froome, 11. J. White, Melsaac, llardwicke. J8; McDonald, Baggie, J. White. Johnson, 21, v Hendry, Carver, Check, Griffin, 12; W. llendy, Dni', bykes, J6II, 22, v. Weston, Candy, Wattcrs Kugg, 10; Lett, Bland ford, Toy, McKcnzic, 20, v. Fletcher, Bevin, Woodlock, Cook, 11; Treblccock, Martin, 25, v. Skeen, Maud, 11. ncmuora.—Winter fours: Hay-Jones, Weir, McMinn, McMillan, 22, v. Butts, Keys, Allen, Bray, 10; Colegrave, A. C. Hill, Kirk, Sheath, 20, v. Piggott, Gore-Adams, Goosman, Wallace, Hi; W. N. Jones, Dempsey, Kissling, 20, v. Tonka, White, Burcher, lb; R. J. Allan, Mahony, Macey, 20, v. Vincent. Kuthbonc, Macfarlanc, 11. Dovonport.—Atkins Badges: Sutton. Grindrod, Day, Hogarth, 15, v. Maxwell, Masters, Hunt, Alaseman (challengers), 20. Winter Stars: Bell, Watson, George, Layzell, 13, v. Wrigley, McGregor. Rowell, Morgan (challengers), l'J. Mount Albert.—Winter fours: Pope, Ardern, Bromley, Glenister, 20, v. i'. Walker, S. Walker. Ryan. Armit, 20; Glover, L. J. Thomas. Cutforth, Clark, 18. v. Delugar, Gillespie, Morrison, Humphreys, 10; Baker, S. Thompson, J. Thomas. Jenkin, 12, v. Grant. Pool, Taylor. E. Thomas, 25. INTER-CLUB COMPETITIONS Following were the results of inter-club bowling competitions played on Saturday, the first-named club's players taking precedence in each case: — Hillsboro v. Onehunga.—Jordan Pins Challenge match, at Onehunga: Bilkcy, A. ir'iMier, Wombwell, E. Longville, 22, v. Price, West, Macklow, E. B. Wright, 10. Electric Power Board v. Gas Company.— At Onehunga: Martin, J. Mitchell, T. H. Mitchell, Taylor, 23, v. Young, Grant, Bayliss, Brownett. 21. Onehunga v. Grey Lynn.—Diggers' Badges, at Onehunga: Hayes. Kennedy-Ross, Vcl a, Cross, 20, v. Monks, Teague, Scott, Caddy, 17. West End v. Auckland. —Edwin Stars, at Auckland: Overinglon. Donaldson, Stichbury, Eshelby, 21, v. Burclin, Wrighton, Brown, Keat ley, 18. Remuera v. Mount Eden.—'At Remuera: Gearey, Fullcrton, Segar, Donnell, 21, v. Robinson, Stephenson. Hetherington, Morison, 10. Carlton v. Hallyburton-Johnstone.—Denison Pins at Mount Albert: Harman, Hopkinson, Brown lee, Pitt. 21. v. Bull, Stenberg, Breckeu, Dyson. 12. . .

DOMINION TOURISTS DEFEAT BY REDCLIFFE CLUB (Received July IU. 5.5 p.m.) BRISBANE, July 10 Tho touring New Zealand bowlers were defeated to-day by the Redcliffc Club by los points (0 S3. The New Zealanders_ fared as follows:—Dee, -JS—lB; Lancaster, J i—39; Sinclair, 'JO—"JUj Adess, -3 Tho visitors have completed the metropolitan section of their tour and will leave on Sunday for the country. INDOOR FACILITIES AUCKLAND CLUB'S ENTERPRISE A new clubroom with an indoor bowling rink, billiard table and other Karnes was official!v opened at the Auckland Bowling Club oil Saturday. In declaring the room open for play, the president, Mr. J. Tyler, paid a tribute to the work of the subcommittee which was responsible for the arrangements. Ho said that the bowling club now had sufficient amenities to provide for the amusement of members on days when outside sport was impossible, 'the president of tlie Auckland Bowling Centre, Mr. E. W. Indcr, congratulated the Hub on its enterprise. The bowling rink, which is unique in the respect that it is the longest indoor rink in Auckland —f-'ft. long and Oft. wide —has a special attribute in the fact that players can use their ordinary bowJs, which is in contrast to the ordinary indoor rinks, where much smaller bowls are used.