HOLIDAY BOWLING

Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 266, 31 January 1928, Page 9

HOLIDAY BOWLING

YESTERDAY’S MATCHES RESULTS OF PLAY The results of the day's play at the City Club’s Bowling: tournaments held yesterday are given below:— Play at Dominion Road First Round Hinkley, Rogret, Stone, Hawkin, beat Anderson, Bradshaw, •Horspool, Brownette. Virtue, Davis, W. Richardson, Goldsmith, beat A. Chappell, . Brown, Balderson. D. Richardson, . Yeoman. Kelly, beat Cannon, Rogers, S. E. Chappell, R. H. Fisher. Gentles, Barton, Winthrop, Lay land, a bye. Second Round Hanken a bye; Goldsmith beat Brownette; Kelly beat Balderson; Lay land beat Fisher. Third Round Kelly beat Brownette, Goldsmith tied with Hawken, Layland beat Balderson, Fisher a bye. Fourth Round Layland beat Brownette, Hawken beat Kelly, Balderson beat Fisher, Goldsmith a bye. Fifth Round Layland beat Hawken; Kelly beat Goldsmith; Brownette beat Fisher; Balderson, a bye. Sixth Round Layland beat Goldsmith.; Hawken beat Fisher; Brownette beat Balderson; Kelly, a bye. The tournament was won outright by Layland's rink, with five wins and no losses. Kelly’s rink scored four wins and one loss. Play at Mount Eden Section A.—Marshall and Jacobsen, four wins; Fraser, three wins, onelos; Dennison, two wins, two losses; Gribble, one win, three losses; Surman, four losses. Section B: Scantlebury and Cornes, three wins, one loss; Hollows, two wins, two losses; Baker and Bigelow, one win, three losses; Smith, four losses. Section C: Battersby and Roylance, three wins, one loss; Ross, 1 win, three losses; McCarthy, four losses. Section D: Buxton and Nairn, three wins, one loss. Findlay, two wins, two losses; Tongue, one win, three losses. Play at Ponsonby Section A: McLeod, four wins, one loss; Dick, Parsons, Best, three wins, two losses; Johnson, two wins, three losses; Mclvor, five losses. B section: McLeod, five wins; Nield, three wins, two losses: Kelly, Gibson, Cronin, two wins, three losses; Goldsmith, one win, four losses. In the play-off between McLeod and McGregor, McGregor won by 20 points to 9. Tourney at Papakura A four-rink tournament was held on tlie Papakura Club’s green. Sixteen rinks competed, representing 10 clubs. Each rink played live games of 11 heads, two points being allotted for a win and one to each rink for a draw. Nash (Mount Eden) and Proctor (Remuera) finished equal at the head of the list with nine points each. In the play-off of 11 heads, Nash beat Proctor, 9—7. At the tenth head the board read S —7 in Nash’s favour, but the final head saw Nash drive home his victory. “At Home” at Onehunga A bowling “At Home” was given by the president of the Onehunga Club, Mr. S. H. Davenport, the playing resulting as given below: Kennedy, Ireland, Flowerday, S. Coldicutt 21, v. Westney, Moore, Allen, Davenport 20; Coutts, Phillip, Marsden, Kenny 22, v. McMaster, Richardson, A. George, Kelly 20; Whiteside, Beere, Vella, Wright 21, v. Welham, Foote, I. Sutherland. Basset 11; L. Bray, Jones, Pearse, Toy 2?, v. Vazey, H. Bray, Wallace, Schnauer 2l; Collin, Mackune, W. Coldicutt, A. Brown 25, v. Ju Ross, Burgess, Lindberg, T. A. George 21; Whitmore, E. George, Davies, A. Gatland 21, v. Wigginton, Robb, McIntosh. Robertson 17; Skinner, Somers, W. Wallace, MacFarquhar 22, v. Laslett, Vause, Clarkson, E. Gatland 39. Final, president’s fours: Hickman, Grace, Green, Marks 20, v. Buchanan, Kirkwopd, Mudie, E. Sutherland 14.

On Pukekohe Green A four-rink tournament was held on the Pukekohe green between representatives of the local club and rinks from the Waiuku Club., A Waiuku rink comprising L. Barriball, A. M. Barriball, S. V. Barriball and D. Neil proved the winners. Seven rinks competed, four from Pukekohe and three from Waiuku. The victorious rink won three games and lost one.