BOWLING MATCHES

New Zealand Herald, Volume 78, Issue 24135, 29 November 1941, Page 9

BOWLING MATCHES

PUBLIC SERVICE TOURNEY Following aro the entries and draw for the 21st annual Public Service bowling pairs championship, to be held on December b, commencing at 8.30 a.m..: — Auckland Green.—-Section A; Lawes and Pascoe, Martin and McLean (Post and Telegraph). McGaffan, Colthurst (Railway), Rosfilter, Lane (Lantfs and Survey), MilUngton, Tumulty (Police), Laing, Lamb (retired teachers) Section B: Bishop, Bateman (Post and Telegraph), Geary, Barnetti(Agricultur4 Able, Meek (Railway), Harris, Taylor (Lands and Survey), Weir, Hunt Syjof, Walker (retired teachers). Section C: Harris, Wrathall (Post and Telegraph), W,, E. A, ■Smith, Ramsay (Agriculture), McVinnie, Roper (Railway), Adamson, Mooro (Lands and Survey), Corston, Dyer ( (Police), Boagey, Thomas (Public \Vorks). Section D: Dunne. Jones (Post and Telegraph), Melton, Ward (Agriculture), TretrowaUth, Gribble « (Rauway), Lanigan, Rowell (Police), Gibbons, Garrctt (Public Works), Healy. Maher (Lands atl ßemuera } Green.—-Section A: Hollis and Evitt, McDowell and Griffin, Mcßrino and A. Smith (Railway), Pearco, Martin (Post and Telopraph), Lambourne, Plummer (Education), Ed&erloy, Stone (retired teachers). Section B: Furey and Duncan, Rotid and Niekl, Halton and Harrison (Railwai). 0 Leary, Buckroll (Post v and Telegraph), Slaughter, Hollows (Labour), Roberts, Bntihwaite (retired teachers). Section C: lay lor aud Harris, Head and Reed, Bevin and Proctor (Railway), Mnlholland, Brown (Post and Telegraph). Dennphy, Norton (Poiice), Arnold, Cox (Tourist). Section D: McDuff and S. Smith, McNaughton and Newcomb, iUlen and ,Sykes (Railway), Williams, Pearn« (Post and Telegraph), Stead, IScwion (Lands and Sur vey). Esecx, Fort (Customs). PLAY IN THE COUNTRY Hamilton.—Tho annual tournament of the South Auckland Licensed VictuaKors Association, played on.the Hamilton Fastens creens. resulted in a win for Okoroiro (Hawke, Cook, Oa-tes and Crabb). The winning team completed the five rounds without loss. The runner-up was Commercial (Carson, T. D. Luxton, A. Bridges, Cann), which lost one game.