BOWLING

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVII, Issue 23829, 3 December 1940, Page 12

BOWLING

ANNUAL TOURNAMENT PUBLIC SERVICE PAIRS PLAYERS REMAINING IN The twentieth annual Public Service pairs bowling tournament was played yesterday on the Auckland and Mount Eden Clubs' greens under perfect weather conditions. Fifty-four teams took part and the results were as follows: — AUCKLAND GREEN Section A.—Hammond, Hunt (Railway), 4 wins; Jones, Meek (Railway), Garrett, Gibbons (Public Works), Taylor, Maher (Lands and Survey), S wins; Dunne, Jones (Post and Telegraph), 2 wins; McVinnie, Cooke (Railway), no wins. Section B.—Taylor, Walker (Retired Teachers), Lawes, Quinlan (Post and Telegraph), 4 wins; Geary, Tudhope (Lands and Survey), 3 wins; Sad'", Hardie Nell (Defence), 2 wins; Roud, Bevin (Railway), Harris, Wrathall (Post and Telegraph), 1 win. Walker and Qninlan went on to intersection play. Section C.—Lanigan, Rowell (Police), 4 wins; Beck, Proctor (Railway), Demnehy, Pascoe (Post and Telegraph), Slaughter, Hollows (Labour), 3 wins; Wilmot, Wrigley (Defence), 2 wins; Harris, Healy (Lands and Survey), no wins. Section D. —Hammond, Hammond (Railway), Bateman, Colebrook (Post and Telegraph), Paterson, Braithwaite (Retired Teachers), O'Brien, Faire (Public Trust), 3 wins; Milligan, Tumulty (Police), 2 wins; Bishop, White (Public Works), 1 win. Hammond, Colebrook, Braithwaite and Faire went forward to inter-section play. Section E. —Mercer, Barnett (Agriculture), 5 wins; Lanibourne, Pluiiimer (Education), 4 wins; Furey, Griffin (Railway), 3 wins; Dyer, Corston (Police), 2 wins; Walker, Mc--11 wraith (Retired Teachers), 1 win; Brown, Young (Post and Telegraph), no wins. 1 nter-seetion Plav.—First round: Rowell, 7 V Hunt 3. Second round: Barnett, 7, v. Rowell, 2; Hammond, (i, v. Braithwaite, 3; Quinlan, 8, v. Colebrook, 7; Walker, 7, v. Faire, (I. Third round: Walker. 4, v. Quinlan. 3; Barnett, S, v. Hammond, 3. Barnett will meet Walker to decide the green winner on a date to be arranged. MOUNT EDEN GREEN Section A. —Brown, Boyce (Post and Telegraph), Norton, Chippendale (Post and lelegraph), Wilcox, Find lay (Life Insurance), Adanison, Moore (Lands and Survey), 3 wins; McGaffan, Colt hurst (Railway), 2 wins; Head. Reed (Railway). 1 win. Boyce, Chippendale, Findlay and Moore went forward to inter-section play. Section B. —Lawn, Vivian (Post and lelegraph), 4 wins; Bernard, Atkinson (Railway , Hamilton. Allan (Post and Telegraph), Laing. Lamb (Retired Teachers), 3 wins; Eraser. Smith (Railway), Smith, Ramsay (Agriculture), 1 win. Section C. —Hatton, Harrison (Railway), 4 wins- Wallace. Johnston (Railway), Tapp, Osborne (Legislature). 3 wins; Johnson, Brce (Post and Telegraph), Harrison. McLean (Post and Telegraph), 2 wins; Mcßrine, Martin (Labour), 1 win. Section D.—Pearce, Martin (Post and Telegraph). 5 wins; Pinches. Moon (Railway), 4 wins; O'Leary. Buckrell (Post and Teiegraph) 3 wins; Totman, Gilmour (Retired Teachers). 2 wins; Uudrill, Gribble (Railway). 1 win; Trewhella, Sykes (Railway), no wins. Inter-section Play.—First round: Boyce, t>. v. Chippendale. 5; Vivian, 8, v. Moore. 3; Findlav 10, v. Martin, 6. Second round: Bovce. 8, v. Findlay, 5; Vivian, 1.0, v. Harrison, S. Third round: \ ivian. 8, v. Boyce, 4. Vivian will meet the winner at the Auckland green at a later date.