BOWLING

Otago Daily Times, Issue 26043, 5 January 1946, Page 2

BOWLING

QUEENSTOWN TOURNAMENT The following are the detailed results of bowling tournaments held on the Park greens at Queenstown during the New Year holidays. The greens were in perfect order, and the weather good, particularly on New Year’s Day. MONDAY First Round. —J. Walsh, J. Gilkison, P. Nash, L. J Edwards 17, R. Leyland, E. Marriage, D. Dott, P. J. Rendel 7; J. Thomson, W. J. Sanders, E. Smythe, S. Preece 12, W. Richards, L. J. Lohrey, A. McLaren, W. Whitaker 10; J. T. Hammond, A. H McFadyen, W. Denholm, H. Stubbs 16, J. Taylor, R. A. Wilkie. A. R. Rankin, V. Avent 8; J. Simpson, G. Porteous, L. Newman, D. J. Wesney 17, McCallum, W. G. Wright, A. Burt, L. Brumby 7; A. Vercoe, K. Alexander, W Johnston, A. Mutimer 17, T. Gray, D. O’Callaghan, G. Palmer, R. A. Johnston 12; E. Brown, W. A. Young, J. H. Clements, H. Lee 22; J. Malone, J. Manson, W. H. Boyes, A. Taylor 11; C Ruhen, R. Wells, F. Schlonbach. F. Taylor 13, G. McMillan, J. Barnett, M. Marriage, G. Baxter 8; J. L. Bell, N. Y. Wales. W. McDonald, J. A. Sligo 13, F. Martin, S. Webb, E. J. Ellery, T. R Hindle 7; W. Sharpe, G. Hutton, D. W. Thomson, S. C. K. Smith 16, G. H. Brass, R. Daglish, M, G. Mclnnes, W. Love 14; G. Andrews, J. W. Pearson, W. Sanders, D. M. Scandrett 17, C. Gregory, C. E White, A. W. Thomson, J. N. Clarke 6; T. Gray, D. Dyer, A. J. Haub, A. W. Macdonald 19, P. Dawson, I. Jenkins, P. S Anderson, W. Stewart 18; S. French, W. T. Clyde, R. S. Brown, R. Gemmell 18, J. Humphries, M. Kelman, W. Stewart, A. Melville 14; O. G. Stenhouse, R. Whyte, C. D. Gunn, H P. Paice 10. A. Glue, C. McLeod, J. If. Thomson, F. Meek 9. Second Round.—Sligo 11, Paice 17; Clarke 9, Smith 14; Melville 13, Scandrett 7; Gemmell 10, Macdonald 12; Stewart 10, Love 23; Meek 11, Hindle 10; Preece 15, Edwards 13; Aver.t 14, Whitaker 12; Wesney 13, Stubbs 8; R. Johnston 29, Brumby 5; Mutimer 11, A. Taylor 2; F. Taylor 15, H. Lee 12; Rendel 17, Baxter Third Round.—Sligo 11, Clarke 7; Smith 10, Melville 10; Macdonald 15, Scandrett 17; Stewart 13, Paice 10; Gemmell 11, Hindle 10; Meek 10, Love 8; Edwards 19, Avent 11; Wesney 16, Whitaker 10; Stubbs 18 W. Johnston 12; A Taylor 26, Brumby 14; F. Taylor 23,. Mutimer 11; Rendel 11, Lee 9; Preece 14, Baxter 13. Fourth Round.—Edwards 12, Wesney 4; Whitaker 15. R. Johnston 11; A. Taylor 14, Stubbs 11; F. Taylor 12, Brumby 4; Rendel 18. Mutimer 14; Preece 9, Lee 6; Avent 16, Baxter 10; Sligo 12. Macdonald 8; Smith 20, Hindle 3; Paice 12. Scandrett 6; Stewart 17, Melville 12; Gemmell 12, Love 6; Clarke 14, Meek 14. Final.—Tile play-off between the fours with four wins each resulted;—S. Preece 13, F. Taylor 11. The four skipped by S. C. K. Smith was third. WEDNESDAY Following were the results of the Mixed Pail's tournament held on Wednesday:— First round: L. Brumby and Mrs Haub 13, H. Lee and Mrs Doake 9; W. Wheatland and Mrs McDonald 4, R. Proctor and Mrs Proctor 19; D. Dott and Mrs Denmead 17, J. T. Hammond and Mrs Hammond 9; H. H. Stubbs and Mrs Stubbs 20, W. Denholm and Mrs Denholm 19; J. N: Clarke and Mrs Gregory 11, R. Gemmell and Mrs Gemmell 10. Second round: Mrs Haub 15, Mrs Proctor 9; Mrs McDonald 9, Mrs Hammond 15; Mrs Denmead 11, Mrs Denholm 17; Mrs Gregory 18. Mrs Doake 6; Mrs Stubbs 11, Mrs Gemmell 12. Third round: Mrs Haub 13, Mrs Hammond 9; Mrs McDonald 8, Mrs Denholm 11; Mrs Denmead 5, Mrs Gemmell 21; Mrs Stubbs 8, Mrs Doake 17; Mrs Gregory 14, Mrs Proctor 11. Fourth round: Mrs Haub 10, Mrs Denholm 7; Mrs McDonald 10, Mrs Gemmell 10; Mrs Denmead 12, Mrs Doake 14; Mrs Stubbs 20, Mrs Proctor 11; Mrs Gregory 24, Mrs Hammond 5. Final: Mrs Gregory and Mrs Haub tied with 4 wins each, and in the play-off Mrs Gregory won 13—5. THURSDAY The following were the results of the tournament played on Thursday:— Old Green First round: S. Preece, K. Roy, F. Haig, J. T. Butler 10, D. J. Wesney, W. F. White, George Porteous, J. Taylor 11; W. H. Whitaker. E. J. Ellery, E. Marriage, G. Jenkins 9, W. Matheson, A. McLaren, W. J. Sanders, G. W. Richards 15; F. L. Taylor, W. H. Nelson, J. Gray, O. J. Stenhouse 14, A. W. Macdonald, L. J. Lohrey, W. H. Young, J. Malone 5; J. N. Clarke, T. S. Anderson, A. McKay, J. Anderson 13, W. F. Meek, F. Schlonbach, M, Marriage, M. J. Walsh 9; W. Sanders, P. D. Dougherty, R. Daglish, Geo. Andrews 14, A. Melville, A. W. Thomson, W. McDonald, J. Walsh 19. Second round: Preece 13, Matheson 16; Whitaker 15, Macdonald 7; F. L. Taylor 10, Meek 7; Clarke 10, Melville 12; Sanders 12, Wesney 8. Third round: Porteous 12, Rendel 11; Mutimer 11, Ireland 11; Brumby 10, Lee 21; A. Taylor 15, Dott 15; Avent 18, Hindle 9. Fourth round: Porteous 10, Ireland 3; Mutimer 8, Lee 7; Brumby 11, Dott 11; H. Taylor 8, Hindle 10; Avent 14, Rendel 13, New Green First Round.—W. J. Porteous, L. Newman, A. Scheib, A. McCallum 10, D. G. Dott, George Nelson, S. Webb, E. A. Brown 5; A. Mutimer, J. W. H. Thomson, W. T. Clyde, J. Manson 20, T. H. Hindle, Charles Gregory. J. E. Dawson, J. T. Hammond 6; L. Brumby, P. Nash, J. Barnett, P. Dawson 6, P. J. Rendel, G. Hutton, L. McDonald, J. L Bell 11; A. Taylor. R. Leyland, K. Alexander, W. Wheatland 8, L. J. Ireland, W. Denholm, N. Y. Wales, B. A. Vercoe 6; W. V. Avent, F. C. Smeaton, W. Mclnnes, T. Gray 16, H. Lee, C. D. Gunn, H. McFadgen, J. Thomson 3. Second Round.—Porteous 9, Hindle 20; Mutimer 10, Rendel 8; Brumby 4, Ireland 18; A. Taylor 7. Lee 11; Avent 7, Dott 17. Third Round.—Preece 12. Macdonald 8; Whitaker —, Meek 12; Taylor 17. Melville 6; Clarke 9, Wesney 11; Sanders 10, Matheson 14. Fourth Round. —Preece 11, Meek 14; Whitaker 8, Melville 10; F. L. Taylor 15, Wesney 8; Clarke 3, Matheson 17; Sanders 15, Macdonald 14. Final Taylor and Matheson tied with 4 wins each. In the play-off Taylor defeated Matheson 15—9. At the conclusion of tire New Year’s Day tournament Mr S. C. K. Smith, on behalf of the visitors, thanked the organisers, Messrs J. Nisbet and V. Scandrett, for the smooth manner in which the tournaments were conducted. He also commended the bowlers on the fine spirit shown. He then handed Messrs Nisbet and Scandrett a monetary gift as a token of appreciation of their service in an honorary capacity. Messrs Nisbet and Scandrett replied. TOURNAMENT AT CROMWELL The Cromwell Bowling Club’s New Year rinks' tournament was conducted in brilliant sunshine. Detailed results are as follows: First Round. —McNamara 17, Middlemiss 4; Adess 17, Drake 5; Campbell 13, Austin 10; Nicol 17, Timmings 9; Jelley 27, Neill 7; Wylie 12, Pearson 7; Hollows 15, Stephens 10; Eccleton 15, Storey 13; Mooney 14, Hinton 13; Moir 14. Matheson 7. Second Round.—Jelley 10, Timmings 6; Campbell 16, Neill 10; Nicol 17, Austin 10; Adess 17, McNamara 4; Middlemiss 21, Drake 15; Matheson 15, Pearson 14; Slephens 23. Eccleton 14; Mooney 15, Storey 11; Wylie 15, Hinton 11; Hollows 20, Moir 10. Third Round.—Adess 12-, Austin 11; Middlemiss 16, Nicol 6; Drake 10, McNamara 9; Jelley 12, Campbell S; Timmings 15, Neill 14; Pearson 14, Hinton 13- Moir 15, Stephens 11; Mooney 15, Matheson 9; Storey 7, Hollows 5; Wylie 14, Eccleton 5. Fourth Round.—Neill 13. Austin 6; Drake 14, Nicol 6; Jelley 15, McNamara 4; Adess 13’ Campbell 12; Timmings 10, Middlemiss 7; Pearson 22, Stephens 14; Wylie 13, Storey 12; Hollows 16, Eccleton 7; Moir 10. Mooney 6; Matheson 11, Hinton 4. Jelley, Adess and Wylie qualified with four wins each. Post-section Play.—Jelley 17, Wylie 4; Adess, a bye. • „ . „ „ Final.—P. McNamara, P. Craies, R. Rusbatch, E. Jelley (Cromwell) 16, W. Mitson, W Stiglish, J. Dowland, G. Adess (St. Hilda) 17.