BOWLS
GISBORNE CLUB There was a good muster of players on the Gisborne Bowling Club’s greens on Saturday afternoon, the following results of games being recorded : Farnie, Jones, McCulloch, McGregor (s) 22 v. Ellis, Park, Neal, L. R. Bright (s) 21. Dobson, Shaw, Stilton, Coleman (s) 28 v. Temtn, Corson, Balfour, Taylor (s) 9. Chamberlain, J. Hay, Johnson, Hammond (s) v. Peach, Thornton, Beckett, A. I lav (s) 14. Bartrom, Rathsach, Bull, Maude (s) 26 v. G. McGregor, Pyke, Morrison, H. E. Bright (s) 22.' Sheen, Monro, Henderson (s) 29 v. Galvin, Ohrisp, Allan (s) 19. Waite and Holmes (s) 25 v. York and Crowley (s) 15 Mrs. Peach, assisted by Miss Chamberlain, served afternoon tea in the pavilion POVERTY BAY CLUB Finalising their section of the Chib Fours competition, Saturday players at the Poverty Bay club’s green enthusiastically tendered their congratulations to the veteran, J. Greig, whose fine record of performances in club and representative matches has been added to by his progress through this season’s Club Fours, to the final stage, without a defeat. The winning rink in tiie Saturday section comprises. Smith, Shaw, Greig and Bennett (s), this rink being drawn meet the Thursday winners at an curly date to finalise'the competition. Scores in Saturday’s games were as under:— Hall Rusher, Ludwig, McKeague (s) 28 v. Briant, Shelton, Roberts, Wilson (s) 13. Stevens, Frazer, Buzza, Hickman (s) 27 v. Ferguson, Shaw, Wauchop, Blackburn (s) 9. Allen, Craig, Whiting, Bennett (s) 25 v. W. Hankey, Leggett, Scott, Somervell (s) 13. Smith, J. Hankey, Crawford, Slight (s) 23 v. Poole, Campbell, Jennings, MncGibbon (s) 9. Godding, Taylor, Hughes, Cameron (s) 21 v. Bayliss, Cuff, Greig, Ilopkinsori (s) 12. KAHUTIA CLUB The second round of the Hennessy Memorial Fours was played on Saturday on the Kahutia Bowling Club’s green. Some very good games resulted. Two scoreboards on the fourteenth head showed a difference of one point, while another showed all square. Games resulted as follows: Thompson, Jackson, Corbett, Rotnwell (s) 23 v. Brady, John, Robertson, Morse (s) 13. . Robinson. Clarke, Robinson, Sawyer d 23 v. Young, Neenan, Davies, Power (s) 14- „ „ Chamberlain, Robertson, Campbep, Smith (s) 19 v. Woods, Walker, Morris, Newton (s) 16. Riddell, Spence, Town, Jenkms (s) 2o v. Gallop, Bayne, Watt, Downey (s) 19. —Junior Singles— • J. Young 20 v. R. Nissen 14. W. Reddell 19 v. A. Woods 16. —Handicap Singles— J. Newton 22 v. J. Rotlnvell 11. —Junior Pairs— Gallop and Walker (s) 22 v. John and Young (s) 16. —Champion Fours Tournament— The following team was selected to represent Kahutia in tfie Champion Fours centre tournament next Saturday:—J. Walker, R. B. Watt, D. Roderick and J. Newton (s). There will be no competition fours on the Kahutia green next Saturday owing to the centre rinks championship. Ordinary games and competition pairs and singles may be played. —Masonic Cup Pairs —
The draw for next Thursday’s second round of the Masonic Cup Pairs is as follows :—MacKinlay and Dudfiekl y. Lynskey and Watt; 11. Martin and Bilham v. Collet and Sawyer; Hutton and Pollock v. Leslie and Roderick; Nissen and Power v. Doherty and Holland; Batson and Corbett v. Vail and Dunlop.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18332, 26 February 1934, Page 12
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526BOWLS Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18332, 26 February 1934, Page 12
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