BOWLS

Southland Times, Issue 23769, 17 March 1939, Page 4

BOWLS

TEAMS FOR TOMORROW Bowls teams for tomorrow are:— WAIHOPAI No. 1 team.—Grieve, Dalgamo, Boyes. Miller; Oughton, Cuthbert, Tapper, McKenzie; Young, Stout, de Lautour, Pickford; Blomfield, Robertson, McDowall, Meredith. No. 2 team.—Mason, McFetrich, Moore, Imlay; Parsons, Smythe, Hunter, Mills, Campbell, Donaldson. Bird, Gray; Imlay, Steans, Martin, Withers. TE RANGI At Northend.—Brown, Hinton, Springford. Anderson; Dyer, Walsh, A. Donald, Batchelor; Hopgood, Brown, Streatfleld. Keys; McGill. C. Marshall, Leggatt, Burrell. At Te Rangl.—Gordon, Walker. Dunwoodie, W. Donald; Hay, Cross, Freddy, G. Donald; Steel. Holdsworth, A. G. Froggatt, A. S. Froggatt; Holloway, Harper, Stott, T. Pryde. Emergencies.—Blue, Murdoch, Crawford. GEORGETOWN At R.S.A.—Aitken. Glass, Whitley, McKenzie; C. Smith, Milne. Dalton, Sinclair; McFarlane, Wesney, Swanson, Johnston; A. Robinson, Dyer, Payne, White; Coombe, Pullar, D. Robinson. Smithies. At Georgetown.—Douglas, Withers, Purvis, Brown; Clent, Harris. Stobo, Haydon; Crack, P. Murray, Crudis, Stewart; Hollows, Roy, Read, Mehaffey. Emergencies.—W. Murray, Dustin. NORTHEND At Northend. —Hynes, Arthur, Shand, Daubney; Hannan. Holloway, Ranole, McEachran; Wren, Bath, Taylor, Swift; Greer, Glllanders, O’Toole, Watson. At Te Rang!.—Poole, Dr Barclay, Pearce, Snow; O'Brien, Wildey, McMillan, Reid; Johnstone, Blackie, Burley, Keast; Millar, Mullen, McKltterick, Hallagan. INVERCARGILL At Invercargill.—Stevens, Mills, Gilbertson, Derbie; De.rbie, Mcßobie, Blomfield, Holloway; Ellery, Gardiner, Donaldson, Semmens; Willett, Foster, Lee, Dickson; Mitchell. Grant, Munnlngs, Crawford. At Walkiwl.—Pointon, McFadzien, Hewitt, Hay; Paton, Borne, RufEell, Geddes; Allan, Harrison, Carman, Thomson; Drummond, Scott, Wilson, Smith. Emergencies.—Wilkinson, Richards, Warden. SOUTHLAND At Southland'—W. Clark, Castle, Kingsland, Holmes; Irving, Ayling, Dr Crawford. Graham; Findlay, Barron, Brown, McComish; P. Brass, Eastlake, Lumsden, McRobie. At Southland. —Holliman, Cooper, Dykes, Fowler; Birch, Humphries, C. Brass, Stewart; J. Fraser, Credginton, Smith, Folster; Kelman, Booth, Donaldson, A. Clark. Emergencies.—Ross, Cubett, Hamilton. NORTHEND v. WAIKIWI In an inter-club game on the Northend green Northend beat Waikiwi by 71 points to 46. Scores: N. W. Cook, Hynes, T. D. Peatce, J, A. Wesney 17 — Greig, Murray, E. Watson, C. Watson — 12 Johnston, Birch, Hannan, McEachran 15 — Cunningham, Dick, McPherson, T. Watson — 12 Burley, Holloway, Shand, ; Keast 14 — Port, Meadows, Irwin, Metcalfe — 11 Reid, Arthur, Stocker, Randle 25 — King, Patterson, Thomson, Nicoll — 11 TOTALS 71 46 PROGRESSIVE DOUBLES AT WYNDHAM The members of the Wyndham and Edendale Bowling Clubs combined to hold a progressive doubles tournament on the Wyndham green. The weather was perfect. Fourteen pairs competed and four games of eight heads were played. G. Bogue, W. W. Chaplin and N. W. Stark led among the skips with four wins each, the winning honour gding to Bogue, with 51 points. Chaplin was second with 41 points. A. Botting had a clean-cut victory in the leads, with four wins, and J. Bums and Father Martin were equal for second place with three wins each. Father Martin winning with 35 points to Burns’s 30. Mr T. K. Clarke, president of the Wyndham Club, presented the winners with small trophies. Mr Gordon Smith replied on behalf of the Edendale Club.