BOWLING

Otago Daily Times, Issue 22203, 5 March 1934, Page 16

BOWLING

REDPATH SHIELD TEAMS. The following have been selected to play against the Canterbury team' for the Redpath Shield on the Caledonian Green next Thursday: — I .' Morning Game (at 9 o'clock); —F. J. Campbell, R. Ledlie, J. J. Head (Anderson's Bay), W. Forresterj J. Scott, J. Abbot, W. Foster (Caledonian), W. Adams,' H. Gardiner, E. Harraway (Dun edin), J. Melville, L. Lambeth, T. Ferguson (Balmacewen), Forsyth (Kaikorai), P. Mirams (Kaituna). R. F. Tait, A. L. Applegarth (Leith), J. H. Thomson (Mornington), G. Dunn, J. Tonkin (North-East Valley), W. Glanville, W. Love (Port Chalmers), A. 1). Anderson, Moir (Roslyn), J. Buiat, W. Gladding, G. Adess, H. Hinton, J. Longworth, E. Tamblyn (St. Kilda), T.Smith (St. Clair), T. Drain (Tainui). Afternoon Game (at 2 o'clock) .-p-G. Will, R. Hanning (Caversham), J. Rigby S. Lawson, W. Easton, J. Hutchison, W. Anderson, G. Nelson (Dunedin); W. Henaghan (Caledonian), A. Smellie (Green Island), E. Ellis (Kaikorai), E. J. Smith, P. Seelye, J. Allan, C. J. Payne (Kaituna), C. Rawlinson, H. Rowley (Leith), Hughes (Outram), A. Walker(Qtago), W- Miles, W. Saunders, A. Wallace, S. Hutchison (Logan Park), Alcock, F. Farley, E. . Mullenger. D. O'ConnelL(Roslyn), M. Scott (St.Kilda), W. M'Arthur (Seacliff), W. Carswell (Taieri), W. Connor (West Harbour), W. B. Fell (Waikauaiti). . Players are requested to play in white trousers and club colours. Anyope unable to play should notify the secretary (Mr R. Hanning) or Mr H. Rowley. The following teams will - represent Canterbury i—G. Dickson, F. Redpath, H. Gibson, J. Ainger; J. Yellowlees, L, B. Evans, W.' Efford, Rev. J. W. Hayward; P. Delargey, P. Munin, B. J. Finnegan, J. A. Redpath; W. Haigh, J. R. Smith, J. Simpson, G. Freeman; F. M. Brown, E. W. Taylor, R. G. Morrison, Rev. E. Bandy; S. F. Barnett., HJ. Conway, W. H. Higgins,A v Holmes; W. J. Chapman, F. D. Munson, W. Raphael, A. Dickson; T. E. Parry, A. Austin, C. Boulter, J. J. Healey. ' SULLIVAN DAY MATCHES, DUNEDIN v. CALEDONIAN. , ' 1 . Harraway-Henaghah Shield, (Dunedin names first.) Porteous, Falconer, Gregory, Hogg 20, Pearce, M'Leod, Scott, Isaac 19; Ogg, Rosevear, Durie, Rigby 16, Latham, B. Scott, Lyng, Dey 18; R. Gardiner, Hunter, Nees, Harraway 27, Pope, Murie, Elliott, Hinchcliff 19; D. Gardiner, C. Smith; Scott, Nicolson 24, Clancy, Callender, Porter, Honeymah 15; McMillan, Tarlton, Lawson,. Malcolm 12, Cox, Procter, Brockie, Beatson 23; Higgins, Duthie, Kitchen, M'Hugh 25, Naylor, Coventry, Harris, Fpuntain 7; Galland, Dall, Beecroft, A. ,N. Smith 16, Williams, Lambert, Summerell, Abbott 23; Murdoch, M'Kay, M'Crae, H. L. Smith 16, Kettle, Evans, Hendry, Edwards 26. Totals:: Dunedin 156, Caledonian 150. V i On the Caledonian green the scores were: Caledonian 181, Dunedin 130. LOGAN PARK v. WEST HARBOUR. Hutchison Loving Cup, ' - (Logan Park names first.) The Logan Park and West Harbour Bowling. Clubs played their annual. fixture for the Hutchison Loving Cup on Saturday, Logan Park winning. At the termination of play Mr W. Connor handed over the to Mr G. J. Williamson, congratulating Logan Park on its' win. Wheeler, Cocking, Robb; Mawhiriney 12, Hutton, Veitch, Patterson, Connor 24; Ayers, Wylie, Moore, Lough 9, Wills, Thompson, Hutton, J: Connor 29; Coulter,• O'Connor, Foster, French .<■ 37, Noonan, Barclay, Crawford, Kay 8; King, Williamson, Lee, M'Govern 23, Hayward, M'Pherson, Millor, Page 18; Oliver, Ellison, Crawford, Miles 15, Murdock,, M'Gratt, Hutton, Silver 19; Simpson, Higginson, Marslin, Hutchison 21, Blanc, Robertson, J. French, A. French 15; Watson, Parsons, M'Lennan, Thompson 15, Columbus, Wallace, Venn, Portman 13. Totals: Logan Park 132, West Harbour 120. KAITUNA v. MORNINGTON. <

In conjunction with ' the Sullivan Memorial Match,- the annual fixture between Kaituna and Mornington was played for the cup presented by Messrs Thomson and E. J. Smith. Before commencing the match the president of the Kaituna Club (Mr Ripley) commented on the fittingness of having a memorial match in honour of Mr A. J. Sullivan, whose work in the interest of bowling 1 bad been of very great value. He also welcomed the Mornington players, assuring them that if they proved to be the victors the cup would be handed over with the' heartiest cpngratulatipna of Kaituna.,.The president of the Mornington Club (Mr Osborn) thanked Mr Ripley for his welcome,-and stated that, irrespective of winning the cup, he-felt sure they would have a good game. At. the close of the day's play it was found that Mornington had won. Oil both greens "by 10 points. Mr ! Ripley Banded over the cup to Mr Osborn, intimating that his club hoped it would be held by Mornington for one year only.; Mr Osborn expressed his pleasure at winding the cup, stating that all care would be taken of it, both this year and, they hoped, in succeeding years.- .. The following are the scores (Kaituna names first:— ' ' ■'. . ~ " ' J. Sanders, Kilroy, Crawford, Cormack 24, Bennet, Hardie, Greaves Robson 16; Napier, T. M'Crorie, Lambbum, Campbell 20, Turner, M'Donnell. Lowdon, Herrick 15; Walker, F.W. Knight, Hill, Smeaton 15, Walker, Butler, Garside, Wood 17; Sidey, Justice, Miller, T. Sanders. 15, Ford, R. Thomson, Hollingworth, Holgate 18; H. W. Reid, Porter, Ripley, Seelye 18, Osborne, Davidson, Nelson, Brown 20; Adam, M'Naughton, Patterson, A. J. Cooper 14, Walmsley, Hamilton, Macdonald, Watson 27. Totals: Kaituna 106, Mornington 113. . ,_, ..':•". . Anderson, W. Cooper, Curtis, Webster 22, Laddie* Savage, M'Kenzie, Perry 9; Forrester, G. Smith, Allan, E. J. Smith 21, Bridgman, Wilson, Fullarton, Thomson 19; Robertson, Beiisoiy, Mirams Abel 15, Taylor, Gardiner, Whale, Cunningham 18; Swann, Wilson, F;< Smith, Davis 14, Morrison, Collier, Bell, Wallace 19; Milne, Nimmo, Henderson, Shepherd 15, M Glue, Ghent, \Jreland, Smith 25. Totals: Kaituna 87, Mornington 90. '. Grand totals: Kaituna 193, Mornington 203.

KAIKORAI v. ROSLYN. i ; (Barnett-Ellis Gup.) ... V '■ (Kaikorai names first.) ' Webster, Lees, Cubitt, , Rankin. 21, Turnbull, M'Kay, Pearse, Owen 19; Birchall, Roberts, Hope, Devereux 26, Wood, Thomson, Adamson, C. Anderson 15; Kellett, Schofield, Stoddart, .M'Fadden 21, Sunderland, M'Nab, Morrison, OConnell 26; Fahey, Lothian, A. Morrison, Utton 21, Barker, Thomas, Richards, Tyrrell 19; Baker, Wedderspoon, Jackson, A. Ellis 14, Finlay, Blackwood, Dickieon, A. Barnett 18; Eames, Dods. I mdlay, H. Morrison 21, T. Barnett, Moir, .Lindsay, Wilkinson 18; Fletcher, W. Wilson,. Hanna, N. Ellis 13, Robertson, Young, Bovd, Mullenger 22; Stanaway, D. M'Lean, Clark, M'Gregor 14, M'Kinnon, Nicolson, F. Anderson, M'Gillivray 31; Neason, Delahunty, Johnson, Masterton 16, Dennis, Stout, Todd, Campbell 20, M'Lean, Sunderland, J. R. Wilson, Arnut 13 M'Narey, Don, Matheson, Armstrong 28* Totals: Kaikorai 180, Roslyn 219.

1 ST. CLAIR v. CAVERSHAM. JONES CUP. (St. Clair names first.) Hamilton, Grigg, Smart,. Coombs 24, Campbell, Gurr, Leylarid, Melville -W,' Wood, White, Coutts, Howarth 19, A itclnson, Turley, D. Thomson, Will 19:*-nce f Woottort, Foster, Tilburn 12, Crossan, Scott, Wilson, Todd 26; Rowden, Burns, Davy, Wilson 16, Haub, Iwose, Edlm, Forster 17; Anderson, Ritchie, Spann, Smith 22, Pedlow, Wilkinson, Connell, Thompson 18; Gillandere, Ruhen, M'Naughton, Coxon 29, Muir, Yeoman, Cranston, Ballard 9; Cunningham, Austin, Kensington, Johnson 27 Irewern, Johnson, Todd, Love 15; Wootton Chnch, Humphries, Peters 14, M'Auliffe, Forrester Romeril, Porteous 17; Gilli»pie v SpeiVht, Nicolson, Willis 25, Wellington, "Anderson, W. Anderson Hanning 15- Watson, James, Tilley, Mitchell 19, Passn.ore, Kilpatrick, Speight, Scrimgeour 18; Walker, Gray, Blyth, ■ Tanham 15, George, Freeman, MDougall, Brown 20 Hagen, Jenkins, Davis, Crawford 23, Parker, Sutherland Paine, Stubbs 19. Totals: St. Clair 244, Caversham 209. . BALMACEWEN v. OTAGO. The annual loving cup match between the Balmacewen and Otago Clubs was played on Saturday. Unfortunately, the weather conditions marred the completion of the fixture, as the games on the Balmacewen green had to be abandoned owing to heavy rain. Those playing on the

Otago green were more fortunate. Twelve ' rinks from each club were.engaged in the match. The completed game on the j Otago green gave Balmacewen a majority of 16 points. !• -'■■;' j At the conclusion of, the game the president of the Otago Club (Mr A. E. Gascoigne) spoke of the happy relationship* that existed between the clubs, and handed the loving cup to the Balmacewen team. The "wooden spoon" passed to the cus- . tody of the Otago Club, having been held by the Balmacewen Club for. the past few years. Cheers were exchanged, and j a vote of thanks was accorded the ladies for providing refreshments. f* DtJNEDIN CLUB v. SCHOOL TEACHERS. (Dunedin names first.)

Rewcastle, Duthie, Hunter, Doolan 16, Waddell, Ryan, Hilgendorf, Hanna 17; King, Rosevear, C. S. Smith,' Anderson 24, Strong, Bradstock, Moir, Mathieson 15; Selby, Fraser, Briggs, W. Smith 20, Booth, Townsbn, Coutts, Abel 13; R. Campbell, Higgins, Melson, Bennie 9, Williamson, waddell, Miller, Melville 24; 0. Campbell, Sanders, Robertson, Beecroft 24, Service, Sproat, Robertson, Rodger 17; Kay, M'Kinlay, M'Millan, A\" Smith 17, Rawlinson, M'Mullan, Ironside, Rawlinson 16. Totals: Dunedin 110, Teachers 102.