BOWLING
PLAY ON SATURDAY GREENS IN FAST ORDER VARIOUS CLUB EVENTS The greens were fast or Saturday, when various club howling competitions wore continued in Auckland. Following are the results of club games: — Auckland. —Percentage fours: Lane. Fletcher, Ure Graham, 21, v. Do Renzy, McCrca, Wheat ley, Nicholson. !<i; Savory, Warman, Robbing, Oake, 21, v. Walker, Brinknian, McEwen, Barker, 20; P. R. Colebrook, Allan, McDonahl, Pitkethiey, 'JI, v. Remington, B. Beaumont, Orehorn. Luke, 17; Waters, Edwards, Bateman, Bennet, 22, v. Self, Fillmore. 1. Clarke, Glenister, 18; Weaver, North, Bourke, Lamb, 19, v. H. Lamb, Forbes, Biiins, Tongue, 21; Hammond, Lawrence, Black, Market, 20, v. Franklin, Stevens, Henry, Till, 13; Keyvar, Garrett, Malheson, .McPhail, 18, v. W. J. Campbell, C. Colcbrook, W. Jones, Holmes, 13; Cri«htou, Hughes, Bishoii, A. Clarke, 20. v. Cameron, King. Burton, Boekctt, 17; Hawthorne, Tyler, Robertson, Maher, 22, v. Sowerby, Thomson, Grey Campbell, Steele, 13; Joass, A. a. Brown, McGregor, Sharpe, 21, v. Bull, Gardner, Foster, R. Campbell, 13; Malcolm, Minhinnick, Lenderyou, Barber, 21, v. Goodwin, G. R. Smith. Lyeli, Osmond, 21; Symonds, Sadler, Grocott, Montgomery, 20, v. Page, Lomas, W. White, Bremner, 'J7; A. R. Clark, H. P. Andrew, Christian, Innes, 17, v. G. H. Beaumont, Rendeil, Hislop, Codd, Mount Albert.—Percentage fours: Barriball, Blytli, Maxwell, Bennett, 21. v. Hicks, Wilkinson, Brodie, Blair, 18; Caliili, Harvey, H. Ilawke, G. Taylor, 22. v. Whitfield. Black-1 more. Garlick, T. Walker, 17; T. Walker, Heighway, Baker, E., Thomas, 23, v. A. Taylor, Sbeppard, Boa gey, Connew, 23; Cowdry, Howell, Barton, R. Thomas, 21, v. S. Morris, Evitt, R. Walker, Allely, IS; Franklin, W. Maxwell, AVallett, Townley, 19, v. West, Vowles, W. Thomas, Jenkin, 21; Brady. Dimrnock, Stevens, A. Hawke, 17, v. Giihli, Cossey, L. Dawson, Young, 31; Crowe, Gillespie, Cut forth, Garry, 'JO, v. Pope, | Hattoii, Baildon, Arniit, 10; Wood, Eritrican, Marlow, Saare. 'JI, v. Smilhson, Delngar, McKeitch. Blomley, 21; Dimery, Harbtitt, 22, | v. McKay, Stewart, 15. Balmoral.- Percent a ye fours: Curson, Birkenhead, Stevens. Nimmo. 2(i. v. Thomas, | Pulhain, Phiyfair, Clarke, 17; Gentles, Spry, D. Richardson, Hill, 20, v. Sayers, Osmond, | Davis, (iifford, 14; Tiiaver, Venimore, Sjicir, j Clews, 25, v. Yereoe, Vicholl, Keith, Kemp,] 'J'J; Heasman, Hindman, Tattersall. Winks, j 27. v. W. H. Reynolds, C'urnow, Tugby, Row- j land, 14; Fleming, Foreman, C. C. King, j Kelly, 27, v. West, Ward, Orange. W. C. > Franks, 13; Blair, A. Smith, Anderson, i Bush. 21, v. Miller, Sadler, W. W. King, Robertson, 20; J. I'. Preston, J. F. Atkinson, j Peterson, Halford, 21, v. Lark in. Baddy, Meredith, Sawyers, 18; Trewiti, Leonard, i Cook, Goldsmith, 35, v. Baiderson, Robson, ; Rowley, F. Preston, 10; Bonn, N. C. Smith, W. Richardson, Benson, 24, v. J. K. Atkinson, Bennett, Weeks, Cnrtwright, IS; Gntlirie, Coppins, Scott. H. Franks, 24, v. A. A. Buckley, Jones. Feran, Layhind. 17; Bailey, Durrani, Lloyd, 24, v. Chambers. Carter I'nndell, 20; Laing, E. A. Reynolds, Clark, Blakcinore, 18, v. Thompson, Price, Arkle, Gladstone, 18. Waitemata.-—Club fours: Bacon, L. Watson. Roberts, McCill, 22, v. Morgan, Lillburn. Canty, Rackett, IS; Mellon, F. W. Mitchell, Bridge, A. Martin. I*. v. Hunt, Chinncry, J. Martin, Johnson, 11; Walker, H'oolo'.v, Marshall, Fullbrook. 20, v. F. Stewart, Fowler, Ilawke, Herrick, 20; Boyd, Swindale, Setters, Biikey, 29, v. Ducker, Irvine, Colegrave, Swarison, 17; Sentch, Tyer, Grant, Hewitt, 10, v. Leonard, Utting, Webster, p. Stewart, .11: Howarth. Nichoiis, Cameron, Robertson, 21, v. McGinnerty, Clark, Rogers, Brennan, 15. Otiebunga.—Neilson 'Memorial Cup, final: Coweil, Keeling, Doel, I. J. Sutherland, 11, v. Williams, E. J. Gatland, Smith, Laiog, i». Vice-president's fours, firsi round: Shand, Williams, Mingins, Edgerley, 20, v. Petry, Buchanan, Nichoiis, Grant, 23: Stokes, E. Jones, Nealc, L. Jones, 27, v. Booth, Marsden, Mackiow, Keeling, 20; Vowles, Wilson, Lainir, Doel, 20, v. ,). Brown, Green, Welham, Hayes, 10; Sinethurst, McNaughton, Sayers, Chapman, 29, v. McCarthy, Crawford. Kerns, Zuill. 12; Hay, Marshall, Bray, Collin, 22, v. McMaster, Kirk wood, Grace, Bell, 19; Hard ley. Turn bull. Gosling. Farneli. 21, v. Caddy, McLean, Vella, Smith, 15; Kent, Farnswortii. Gray, Kenny, 25, v. Morrow, S. W. Brown, Bassett. West, 10; Moore. A. George. T. ii. George, Burridge, 21, v. Yuill, McLeod, Cross, Mackenz : e, 7; Ramsay, Lacy, Sutherland. Harrison, 28, v. Schnackenherg, Stephens, McMatli, Pople. 12; O'Conneil, Leech, Livingstone, 21, v. A. Cox. Horscroft, B, Cox. 10; Nicholson, Nalder. Skinner, 22. v. McMillan. Drunim, Coweil, 20. Te Papapa,—Percentage fours: Cat Icy, Sadgrove, Pinches, Davenport, 28, v. Maxwell, Jury, Mitchell, Osborne, 11; Morris, Thomas, Harriman, Bond, 33, v. Cooper. Curtis, Krnse, Sissons, 14; Lardner, Sands. Keegan. Pilkington, 25, v. Crouch, Buckley, Simpson, Moon, 22; Jackson, Aiicock. George, Moore, 25, v. Glynn, Woolf. Speight. Noonan, 21; Bradley, Collier, 20, v. Catt, Ernst, 13. Ponsonby,—Percentage fours: Bland, Colmer, Boswell, J. Dick, 22, v. Rubery, Welshman, Casey, I.ennie, 20; Ensor, Webster, Oswald, Castle, 31, v. Virtue, Edwards, Bray, Cowper, 22; Russell, Tnit. Hewson, 20, v. James, Payne, Soniers, 17; Dick, Bennett, Copley, Itowe, 29, v. Mcßac, McDonald, Slotler, Gibson, 10; Hansby. Bart Icy. Glover, H. Johnson, 23. v. Roper. Beattie, F. Harris, Good, 18; J. Moore, Meltzer, Swinton, McInnes, 30, v. Moiioy. C. Colcbrook, Buchan, MeClymont, 1o; S. Harris, L. Baxter, WctheriSl, Cox, 21, v. Trajiski, Cossey, Gilmore, McKinstry. 17; Miiihner, Sussex. Conway, Stuart, 25, v. Wilderspin, McGregor, Simpson. Jury, 19; Spencer, Gray, Lovett, Somcrville, 27. v. Livick, Drumniond, Hoskinsr, II- Co.'ebrook, 23; Avery, Johnstone, Waierworth, • Irvine, 25. v. Wilson, Stuart, Goldwater. Parsons, 12; -Shiriey, Lawson, Payne. Bryant, 22, v. McCnrtic, Hansen, Thomas, Oatcs, 10; Chittenden, Morrow, Brown. Piper. 19. v. Webster. Roberts, Marsick, Crowe, 15. Rawhitt.- Percentage fours: Wayte, McKane, Grace, Martin, 30, v. Allan, Walker, Brown, Tremaine, 29; Andrews. Pcnn, MacDermctt. Thomson. 20. v. Barker, Irvine, Hepworib. Savin, 18; Davis, Esliclhy. Davii, Fraser, 23, v. Sanderson, Rodger, Robertson, Carson. 15; Rymnn, Peterson, E. Allan, Moneur, 29, v. Scarborough. Urnuhart, Bowden, Townscnd, 24; Scarf, Littlcjohii. Beer, Downey, 17, v. McGowan, Worthington. McCtillough, J. George, 10; Forrester, Thorpe, Atkinson, Strickland, in, v. White, Bobbins, Robinson, Blake, 10. Grey Lynn. -Perccntasrc fours: G. Fletcher. Lye. Dougran, Walker. 19, v. Roache, Kay-Strattou, Thomas, 'league, in-, Ferguson. McCullay. Curtis, 19, v. Barriball, J. P. Carter, Mornn, 20, Dcvonpou. —Gold stars: Ingham, Wrisrley, Wright. McGregor, 20, v. Naugiiton, Chapman. .Sullivan, Lent her, 19. Junior badges: Rox. Johnston, Alton, M(isema.n. 34. v. Kewish. Edwards, Koefoed, Sohcy, 15. Backlev fern*: Maxwell. Allan, Powell. Mason. 20, v.' Stoddarl, Latta. Worlhingtnn. Hamlin, in. club fours: .V. X. King. Kay, Thornton, Suoad. 28, R. Hunt, Wilkinson, Porter, Newbcgin, II: King. Jackson, Sanders, Miller. <», v. Brooks. Ross. Trinp, Gerrnnd. 32; Fiynn, Card, Dransfield, Cusworlh, 20, v. Whitley, Ashton, Fulton. Lowe, 15; Salmon, Home, Foster, it, (icorge, 24, v. Walton. Ansel!. Davies, Bach, 10; Challinor, Xavlor, Tieniey, Tainsh, 29, v. Atkin, Rush, McLaren. Proctor, 17; R. Johnston, Jones, GoUlic. Bruce. 21, v. E. Johnston. Jnckninn, Palmer, Morsrin, 20; M inch in, Fracr, McDonald, Layzell, 22, v. Saussey, H. Hunt, Kentiings, Rowell, 10. Morrinsvillo Tourney.—Ten Morrinsville rinks, three from Mnt&umta, two frcin Walion ami ono from AYailii. coaipeied in a lournamcnt heal here. 11 w.<is won by Waihi. the summary being: McGonnJfie (Waihi). (i wills; Hetherington, 5 wins, i loss; Chapman, Adams iWaiton), I wins, I loss; Vowles. G ii mi (Matamata). Loveridge (Matanmta). 3 wins, 2 losses: Buchan. (liiiard, 2'4 wins, 2 losses- Sing. Kirk, 2 wins, 3 losses; Livingstone '(Walton), Donald. Meharry, Herbert, I win, 4 losses; Foggo (Matamata), 5 losses. INTER-CLUB MATCHES 'Following are the results of inter-club gamc>. the names of players of first-mentioned club taking precedence in each case:—Otabuhu v. Mangcrc. Al Olaluiliu: Atkins, Crawford, McDonnell, Rivers, 25, v. Bowers, Kay, Ogilvio, Skoglacd. 21; lac, M. Taylor, iiiirnaby. Morton, |O, v. Ilovleson, Tyideli, Lumlic. Banks, JI; W. Wilis, Lawes, Bright, ,1. Harper, tio, Sanderson. Ellis. Pinhey, Lowe, 'l3; Nixon, Roud. Kearnley, Murdoch. i<i, v. Richardson, McDonald, Somers, Granger,. 13. At Mangcrc: Elliott, Ryan, Cun', Tomes, 14, v. Willon. Laslett, Wadsworth, 27; McLaren. Pulton. Ecclesfield, Alianson. 24, v. Kir'klty, House. Pricker, Connor. 20; McGhie. Doherly, Nield. Ramsay, 23, v. Sawle, Bruce, Ellis, Bishop, 23; Payne, Gorrie, Everitt, Wills, 12, v. Lovcll, Hagan, Sampson, Mitchell. 21. Uiahuhn won by five games to two. First-year players: Morriii, Dean. Brown, Raggett, 20, v, O'Miilley, Shaw. Archibald, Knowlcs, 23. Rawhltl v. Balmoral. First-year nt Jiawhili: White, Bobbins, Robinson. Black, !<;, v. Forrester, Thorpe. R. V. Atkinson, Strickland. 19. Devonport v. Auckland.—First-year, nt Devonport: C. Johnson. Woods. Hall. Kessells, 19, v. Kiiy-Strattou, Aydon, Mark, White, 15, Ellcrslie v. Mangcre. First-year, at lillerslie: Siye, Bock, Kyle, Pitcher, 11, v. Fisher. Taylor, Buciuin, Pcckston, 21. Erlendalo v. Hillshoro.—-At Edendale: Jones, Mayhili, Hayes, Cndwallader. 27, v. Clarkson. McGhio, Hoidsworth. Hollows, 19; G. McCloughen. Fielding, Mayhitl. Edmunds, 10, v. Smitlicrs. Ait ken. Anderson. Buckle, 25; Thomas, Meßrlne, James, R. Smith, l", v. Wcisham, A. Clarke, Eagles, Pollard, 19; Musson, Belxham, Punch. Brownett, 21, v. Hancy. Hamlin. Surmaii. Stringer, 27; Ward. Common. A. Smith, Friincls. 17, v. Harrison, Turner, Cole, Davidson, 19. At Hilisboro: Curry, Bradshaw, Young, Kirkpatrick, 17, v. Moody, Fisher, Rand. Neil, 24; Mortimer, Hall-Smith. Eimbrnnch. Greenwood, 13, v. Hoiiis, Walker, Biike.v. Thompson, 29; StraiiKO, Dudeck, Slaughter, C. Hill, 12, v. Trundle, Bigham. Fisher, J. Clarko, :«>; Beeb.v. Conway, Noad, Robinson, 21, v. "Wliitlington. Preston, Crawshaw, LoiiKvillo, 22; Boss, Richmond, McLnehian. Ritchie, ,10. v. Brown. Dawson. Hoppy, Dormer, 30. Hilisboro won by nine games to one. Mount Edcr. v. Mount Albert.—At Mount Eden, final of Anniversary Day tourney: Gibbs, Hcycock, Black. D. Wilson, 18, v. S. Walker J. Lane, S. Thompson. F. Humphreys, 17. Grey Lynn v, St. Heliers,—At Grey Lynn: Cushion, Francis, J. Preston, Crotiin, 21, v. Dick, Stead, Tonkin, Munro, 13; Mar-
shall, Gelforan, Sorncrs, J. C. Preston, 18, v. Potts. L& Grice, McLaren. Roberts. 'JO; Skipper, Menzies, Shaw, Buckley. i! 4, v. Oukcy, Lonpcliild. Moo, If. Smith, 20; Newman, Cox, Wilson, B. Clarke, 22, v. Allison, Johnson, Crawshaw. Diamond, 19; Col lard. Person, Mjiyson, Taylor, 12, v. C arson Walters, Hylnnd, Price, 31; Gillam, Ball. McDonnell, Prince, 17, v. Challinor. Com moll, Williams, Leach, 15; McLachlan, Brittirs, Scott. Mincham, 20. v. Haycock, Thompson, Henderson, Myers, 19; Davirf, Winter. Pattern, Caddy, 21, v. Trenewan, Dean, Darroch, Scottinff, 39. Grey Lynn won by 0 Karnes to 2. Ftomuera v. Edendalo. —At Remucra, firstyear: Marly, J. 1 ?, v. Vcnnell, 1 • Stanley v. Carlton,—Stanley's _ first-year players beat Carlton's representatives by '-!•> points to 13. Pnkekohe v. Waluku. —At Waiuku: Franklin stars: Ridley, Adams. Seed. Forbes. 22. v. Waters. Hayes, Crosby, Walker, h. Monty Wright Cnp: Shipherd. G. Carter, Payne, Munro, 2(i, v. Ciirrie. Harris, Whiteside, A rkle. 14; Wesley. Pleydell, Harbidge Ingpen, McPherson, 21, v. Edwards, Pi- J- Barriha 11. Armitage, Elmsl.v, 14; Grandison, Proude, Grice, Walter Pleydell, 13, v. bomtnervillc, Garland, Goodwright, Wrathall. 23: Ij K. Brown, Landori, Cooper. Price, 0. v. llei.se. Jack, K. S. Hardball. Williams. 20; Gordon. Ferguson. Perkins, AValsham, _O. v. Wcsthcnd, Muir, Horton. C. R.. Barriball. 2;{ : Jaines Fan.sett. Clayton, Jamieson, Moncrief, 11, v, Millington. Jones. H. M. Barrrball Wcstlake, 29; McNall.v, Joseph fausett. Walters, Keith. 13. v. Jerram, von Sturmer. Crouch, Bint., 39. First-year players: Skclton, Potter. IT. Pleydell, Neilson, 20, v. Learning. Parker. York, Sampson, 9. ANNUAL ROTORUA TOURNEY [by TKLEGRAPH OWN' COr.-.KSI>ONI>F.NT] ROTORUA. Sunday The annual tourney of the Rotorua. Bowling Club will open to-morrow morning at the Government grounds, when fours _ play will begin. The second tourney for singles play will begin on Monday, February L. As in previous years, the tourney has attracted full entries from clubs as far afield as Auckland and- Hastings. . ,' . Alanv veteran howlers, including winners of previous Rotorua tournaments, have arrived and were trying out the greens during tlio week-end. RAILWAY COMPETITIONS The Challenge Cup competed for at Frankton by railway bowling teams was won on aggregate by Auckland. The recent tourncv hv'ld b.V the Auckland Hallway Club was won by a Balmoral rink, Reynolds, LurSou, Nimmo and Rowlands. PLAY IN THE COUNTRY Whangarel A Whangarci Club's pair, H Bechre and Brewis, won the ixurs tourney plaved on the Whangarei Bowling Clubs greens on Saturday. The runncrs-up were also a Whangarci pair, Lamb and Orr. J.he proceeds of the tourney, amounting to £l9 4s, were handed by the club to the patriotic funds. Both, the winners and the runnersmi contributed the trophy money to this fund. With the £5 or contributed by the club from the full-rink tourney, the total of £-4 9s went to patriotic funds The rinks event was won by Tlrwin, Glenny, Drury and Wright (St. Heliers), the runncrs-up being H. Wilson. Campbell, Morrish and Monk (Whangarci). Hamilton.— Bowling for Old Boys in a match against Claudelands yesterday. 1. Lvori. in taking five wickets for 10 runs, secured the hat-trick. In the two matches concluded yesterday. Old Boys defeated Claudelands bv an innings and 100 runs, while Hamilton East defeated Hamilton by an innings and 30 runs. The results were:— Hamilton East: First innings, 2->S for , five wickets, declared. Hamilton: First innings, 78. Second innings. 170 (de la Mare .">B, Fulton "7) W. Cassidv took six wickets for 59 runs. Old Boys: First innings, 304. Claudelands: First innings. 93 (f. Lyon live for 10. R. Clongli five for 171. Second iniiings. 1.21 (Baldock 27, Edwards 25). Altken took six wickets for 20, T. Lyon four for 18. Whangarei.—The Second Battalion, Auckland Regiment, 102 (Delamore 74, L. Madden five for 20), beat Old Bovs-Nomads, 128 (Saunders four wickets for 25). Lovatts, 70 (Cole five for 21. including the hat-trick, George three for 12), beat Kamo, fiO (Cun:s three for 20. Thorpe five for 14). Combined Services 177 (White 65. Rycroft five for 38). beat Central. OR (Izard five for 20). Albion. 145 (Mean.v five for 2S), beat One* rahi. 112 (J. Drake 04, Conway five fo:; 36, Meany three for -13).
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 23880, 3 February 1941, Page 10
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