BOWLS

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 17948, 28 November 1932, Page 10

BOWLS

POVERTY BAY CLUB Following are the results of games played on the Poverty Bay Bowling Club’s green on Saturday afternoon : —Club Fours— Bayliss, Preddy, Morrison, Blackburn (s) 25 v. Froude, W. Hankey, Wauchop, Robertson (s) 22. Hall, Rusher, Ritchie, Ilopkinson (s) 22 v. Smith,; Leech, Slight, Crawford (s) 16. Craig, Leggett, Roberts, McKenzie (s) 22 v. Fraser, Ashworth, Davis, Hickman (s) 12. Ferguson, Godding, Bennett, Moore (s) 26 v. Nesbitt, J. Hankey, Greig, Cameron (s) 17. Nelson, Hughes, Jennings, Somerville (s) 27 v. Campbell, Cotton, McKeague, MeGibbon (s) 19. —Ordinary Game —

Barnett, Briant, Wood, Whiting (s) 14 v. Bridgeman, Robinson, Shelton, Scott (s) 17. —Club Pairs—

Nelson and Robinson (s) 22 v. Wauchop and Mac Gibbon (s) 12. Hughes and Morrison (s) 12 v. Bayliss and Jennings (s) 22. —Rusher Singles HandicapSlight beat Bayliss. Morrison beat Cameron. Hughes beat Crawford. ' —Champion Singles— Robertson beat Bennett. Ashworth beat Blackburn. Hickman beat Crawford. Wauchop heat Moore. KAHUTIA CLUB There was a good attendance of mem bers on the Kahutia Bowling Club s green on Saturday afternoon, when the third round of the competition for the Dan Barry Memorial Shield was played The defeat of the leading team makes the contest very open, three rinks now being equal with two wins each, namely, P. Smith, Bragg, and Morse. Details: — —Dan Barry Fours— Wood, Solvander, Davies, Jenkins (si 30 v. Bayne, Ingram, Corbett, P, Smith (s) 23. . . „ . Thompson, H. Martin, jun., Clarke, Bragg (s) 23 v. Neenan, John, Town, C. Pollock (s) 19. Walker, Baker, Downey, Morse (») 26 v. Young, Flavell, 0. E. Robinson, Iv Campbell (s) 22. Prince’s team had a bye. Draw for next Saturday: Campbell v. Jenkins, Prince v. Pollock, Bragg V. Morse; Smith, a bye. —Championship Singles— Pollock 22 v. Jenkins 20; Rothwell 1 9 v Campbell 17; Bragg 24 v. Smith 16; Watt 16 v. Corbett 14; Bilham 15 v. Davies 12: Roderick 17 v. Dunlop 16; Dudfield 19 v. Sawyer 17; Watt. 20 v. Dudfield 14. —Ordinary Games— Simpson, Morris, Jackson, .Power (s) 17 v. Donaldson, I. Lowe, "Vincent, J. Rothwell (s) 12. MacKinlay, Langford, Watt, Sawyer (s) 28 v. Gallop, V. Batson, B. Taylor, J. J. Martin (s) 22. —Champion Open Pairs— Ten pairs entered for this competition and the draw is as follow: Pollock and Morse v. Lytiskey and Watt; Smith and Jenkins v. Martin, jun., and Walker: Rothwell and Sawyer v. Roderick and Bragg; Dunlop and Holland v. C. E. Robinson and Eaton; Power and J- JMartin v. Jackson and Prince. Inis competition will be played on the two_ life principle, and it is anticipated that som-e very games will lesult. GISBORNE CLUB Results of Saturday’s play on the Gisborne Bowling Club’s green are as follow: ~, , W. Smith, Sheen, Zafier and McCulloch (s) 21 v. Engebretsen, Neal, Thornton and Taylor (s) 15. L. Bright, Chrisp, Munro and Beckett (s) 19 v. Coleman, 0. F. M. Smith, Balfour and Sutton (s) 12. Dobson, James, H. Bright and Robertson (s) 22 v. A, F. Clark, J. Hay, Crawford and Crowley (s) 20. Zachariah, McGregor, Shaw and J. Park (s) 17 v. Johnson, York, Wilson and Riddell (s) 15. Young, Galvin, Henderson and Maude (s) 23 v. Chamberlain, A. Park, G. Crowley and Murray (s) 22. The hostesses for the afternoon were Mesdames Sinclair, Engebretsen and Shaw.