LABOUR DAY BOWLS

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 806, 29 October 1929, Page 14

LABOUR DAY BOWLS

DRAW FOR CARLTON’S SEMI-FINALS SECTIONAL PLAY-OFFS Five heads were played to determine the section winners in the Carlton Bowling Club’s Labour Hay open tournament in the final games last evenIn the semi-finals. the following draw has been declared: —Bates, Elliott Turner, and H. Clarke (Carlton), v. Yeo, Chambers, Roy lance, Wakerley (Rocky Nook): Lamb. Bruce, George, He Launay (Epsom), v. McKay, Brittain, Josey. Fookes (Carlton). The semi-finals and the finals will be played next Saturday afternoon. Results: SECTION A First Round. —Laing, Sheatli, Graham, Mingins (Rerauera) 5, v. A. Wright. Ross, Cornes, Perry (Carlton) 11; Overy, Isaacs, Kilgour, Snedden (Carlton) 10, v. Tonkin, Gladding, Coster, Wright (Centre) 16; Barlow, Williams, Mason, Ure (Auckland) 12, v. Cave, Nairn, Oatridge, Robertson (Mount Eden) 9; Bates, Elliott, Turner, H. Clarke (Carlton) 12, v. Garrard, Taylor, Stevens, Ritchie (Carlton) 11; Duffin (Carlton) S, v. I. Clarke (West End) 20; Campbell, McKinney, Sykes, Carter (Auckland) 13, v. McKenzie. Harland, Bigelow, Elliott (Mount Eden) 11. Second Round.—H. Clarke, 13, v. Lre, 11; Ritchie, 11, v. Robertson, 10; \\ righ t, 11. v. Duffin, 9; Elliott, 14, v. Perry, 10; Mingins, 11, v. Parker, 10; Clarke, 10, V. Sneddon. 9. _ Third Round.—Robertson, 16, v. Duftin, 6; Wright, 12, v. Ritchie, 6; Perry, 17, v. Ure, 10; Parker, 15, v. H. Clarke, 9; Madden, li, v. Elliott, 7; Mingins, 12, V. Clarke, S. Fourth Round.—Clarke, 10, v. Perry, 9; Parker, 11, v. Ritchie, 9: Mingin, 15, v. Robertson, 9; Ure, 10, v. Taylor, 9; H. Clarke, 7, v. Wright. 6. „ „ , In the play-off of five heads H. Clarke beat I. Clarke by 4 to 2. Parker, Auckland, put Wright’s Centre team out or action. He won by 5 to 4. Mingins, who had the bye, disposed of Parker in the second play-off by winning by 5 to l. Clarke met Mingins in the final play-ott and won by 5 to 2. SECTION B First Round.—Trendall. Buchanan, Percy, Kent (Carlton), 9, v. Whittaker, Sinclair, Bird, Carter (Carlton), 13; Little, Wickstead, C. Cross, W. Cross (Carlton), 16. v. Bromwich, Paterson, McAlister, Nairn (Mount Eden), 6; Aldred, Woolley, Moir, Scantlebury (Auckland), 4, v. rfignan, Daisley, Loran, Trayes (Mount Eden). 30; Marshall, Sarjeant, Buglar, Gill (Mount Eden), 10, v. Mathieson. Wilson, Brackebush, Walker (Auckland), 7; Lamb, Bruce, George, De Launay (Epsom), 13, v. Clarkson, Coutts. Ball, Truscott (Carlton), 11; Sawyer, Mitchell, Wilson, Thomson (Carlton), 10, v. Ross, Green, Powell, Vella (Onehunga), 11 Second Round. —Vella, 11, v. Truscott, 8; Walker, 7, v. Nairn, 7: De Launay, 13, v. Thomson, 6; Scantlebury, 10, v. Parker, 6; Trayes, 13, v. Kent, 12; Gill, 11, v. Cross, 5. Third Round.—Vella, 12, v. Kent, 7; He Launay, 14, v. Nairn, 4; Cross, 12, v. Scantlebury, 11; Hill, IS, v. Thomson, 4; Trayes, 9, v. Truscott, 9; Carter, IS, v. Walker, 9. Fourth Round. —De Launay. 12. v. Cross, 9; Scantlebury, 18. v. Thompson, 8; Kent. 14, v. Brackebush, 8; Trayes, 18, v. Nairn, 5; Truscott, 14, v. Hill, 10. De Launay defeated Vella for the section by 5 to 3. On the third head de Launay was 5 to 1. SECTION C First Round. —Smith, Fisson, Barker, Morgan (Mount Eden), 15, v. White, Struckett, Wishart, Gilles (Carlton), 13; A. Allen, H. Allen, Bailey, Davidson (Auckland), 6, v. Smith, Taylor, Newson, Russell (Remuera), 16; Wright, Joll, Gatenby, Barker (Mount Eden), 10, v. Seidler, Tongue, Pearce. Keatley (Rocky Nook), 10: Blackledge, Fraser, Johnston, McGill (Waitemata), 9, v. Hamilton, Lundon, Pollard, Gavev (Carlton), 12 S. White, Garrard, White, Brickfield (St. Heliers), 13, v. McKay, Ross, Brittain, Fookes (Carlton), 14; Jury (Ponsonby), 9, v. Muston (Auckland), 7. Second Round.—Fookes, 13, v. Keatley, 9; Jury, 14, v. Davey, 9; Woodfield, 7, v. Baker, 7; Russell, 13, v. Gilles, 6; Muston, 14. v. McGill, 12; Morgan, 9, v. Davidson. 7. Third Round.—Keatley, IS, v. Gavey, 2; Brookfield, 18, v. Jury, 11; Baker, 10. v. Morgan, 7; Muston, 13, v. Russell, C; McGill, 10, v. Gilles, 4; Davidson, 19, v. Fookes, 5 Fourth Round.—Russell, 15, v. Brookfield, 9; Baker, 15, v. Gilles, S; Ormond, 10, v. McGill. 10; Fookes. 18, v. Jury, 2; Davidson, 17, v. Gavey, 6; Keatley, 9, v. Muston. 8. Fookes beat Baker, S to 3, in the play-off. SECTION D First Round.—Maher (West End), 4, v. Clayton (Carlton) 20; Delamore, Little, Vivian, Fraser (Mount Eden 10, v. Yeo, Chambers, Iloylance, Wakerley (Rocky Nook) 7; Lyell, Duncan, Harvey, Osmond (Auckland) 10, v. Sainty, Wrigley, Johnson, McMaster (Stanley) 6; Clark. Thompson, Norris, Knight (St. Heliers) 8, v. Nairn, Sherriff, Bouker, Turner (Mount Eden) 23; Johnson, Halford, Arey, Kelly (Carlton) 17, v. Pitt, Hill, Wrightson, Hosking (Carlton) 5; Coltman (Carlton) 5, v. Parker-Hill (Papatoetoe) 6. Second Round.—Knight, 21. v. Clayton, 12; McMaster, 12. v. Coltman, 9; Parker-Hill, 17, v. Osmond, 5; Hosking. 16, v. Fraser, 9; Maher, 11, v. Turner, 8; Wakerley, 17. v. Kelly, IG. Third Round.—Clayton beat Fraser; Turner, 14, v. Hosking, 12: Maher, 11, v. McMaster, 4; Wakerley. 15, v. Osmond, 12; Parker-Hill, 12, v. Kelly, 11; Knight, 13, v. Coltman, 11. Fourth Round.—Clayton, 11, v. McMaster, 8; Hosking, 10, v. Parker-Hill, 9; Fraser, 16, v. Coltman, 10; Knight. 13, v. Osmond, 9; Turner, 23, v. Kelly, 13; Wakerley, 12, v. Maher. 5. Wakerley beat Clayton in the section play-off, 6 points to 1. MOUNT ALBERT TOURNEY First round.—Crowe, S. Dimery, Blomerley, J. Thomas 11, v. Harrison, Adern, Clement, Milner 6; Bodley, Pattison, Edmonds, Sharp 11, v. W. Thomas, A. Dimery, Luke, Tomlinson, 9; Wallace, Morris, Hawke, Maxwell 13, v. Hills, Stewart, Garlick, Allely, 6; Raynes, Cornwall, Knaggs, Pearce 9, v. Snowden, Blamires, W. Dimery, E. Thomas 6; Nyberg, Barton, Townley, Walker 9, v. Gladding. Lane, Oldham. Holdsworth 6; V hite, Meese, Thompson, Wells 9, v. V lliiams, Humphreys. Cutforth, Baildon S; Lonsdale, Bromley. Rowe. Hosking 9. v. Pool. Pickens, Francis, Clark 7: Blyth, Guthrie. Jenkin. Muir 14, v. Kent. Freeman. Blair. Bennett 3; de Castro, Imeson, Mercer, Darroch, a bve Second round—Clark 9. v. Darroch 4: Milner 8, v. Holdsworth 5; Allely 15, v.

Walker 4: Tomlinson 13. v. Pearce S; Baildon 7. v. Hosking 6; E. Thomas 10. v Wells 4: Sharp 11, v. Muir 5; Bennett 14. v. Maxwell 2: J. Thomas, a bye. Third round. —Holdsworth 9. v. Baildon 5- Wells S. v. Muir 7: Hosking 10. v. Tomlinson 2: Milner 13 v. Darroch 4; F Thomas 14. v. J. Thomas 4: Allely v Clark 7: Pearce 11. v. Maxwell f*. . Walker 10, v. Sharp S; Bennett, a bye. The teams skipped by Milner, j. Tlioinas and E. Thomas, with four wins each were in the finals. J. Thomas drew the bye. Milner beat K. Thomas and then conquered J. Thomas and won the trophies. J. Thomas’s team, as runner-up. was also presented wit.; prizes by Mr. R. Allely, vice-president. ellersue tourney The EllersUe Bowling Club held an allday tournament yesterday. Following were lU Seetlon First round: Playdell, 15. v. Tov 14: Crosher, 13, v. Neild, 21: Dixon, i - ' v. Gollan, 3. Second round: Playdell 17* v. Neild, 17: Dixon, 10, v. Toy, 14; < -011-in 17 v. Crosher. 6. Third round: Tov 19 v! Neild. 4; Gollan. IG, v. Play* a ell ’ 14; Dixon, 22. v. Crosher, 11. Fourth round: Dixon, 8, v. Playdell, 11; Gollan. 11. v. Neild, 13: Toy 8, v Crosher, v. Fifth round: Gollan. _4. ' . Toy. 1~, Playdell 12. v. Crosher, 7: Dixon, 23. v. Neild. The section winner was Playdell with four wins and one loss. Section B.—First round: McKelvey, y Patterson, 7: Joll, 11, v. Forbes, 14, Westbrook. 11. v. Lynch. 14; Biggans. 16, x ow 11 Second round: Westbrook. 1... V Low’ 17; Joll, 10, V. Lynch. 9; McKelvev 9 v Forbes, 12; Patterson, 14, v. nice in’s 9. Third round: McKelvey, 7, v HiftKins, 11; Joll, 11. v. Westbrook, s; Lvnch 4 v. Low, 17: Patterson, 6. v. Forbes 13. Fourth round: Higgins, 10. v. Forbes, 20; Joll. S, v. Loff. 12: Patterson, 11 v. Lynch. 11; McKelvey, 20, v. Westbrook, 7. Fifth round: Joll, 17, v. Higgins, ,1. Fatterson, 6, v. Low, 13; Foibes, 16, V ’Westbrook, S. Forbes won the section with five wins and no losses. The final will be played on a date to , be arranged. plamat PUKEKOHE The Xorthern Waikato Bowling Association held a full-rink tourney on the Fukekohe green yesterday. Twenty rinks competed, representing all the clubs m the association, namely. Clevedon, Papakura, Patumahoe, Waiuku. Pukekohe, Buckland and Tuakau. Play was conducted in four sections. Section A was won by a Pukekohe rink, Grandison. Munroe, Hosking and Armstrong, with three wins and one loss. In section B, a Waiuku rink, McXaughton. West, Teate and B. Neil, was first with four wins. Section C was won by a Waiuku rink. Bridle, Gerathv, Whiteside. Roscoe, with four wins. A Clevedon rink, skipped by Smith, was successful in section D, also with four wins. The inter-section play will take place on the Pukekohe green next Saturday. ONEHUNGA The Onehunga Bowling Club held an all-day tournament yesterday, play being divided into two sections of six teams each. The greens were in good order and the games were started at 10 o clock, the weather remaining fine. Knight, of Mangere, with 5 wins, won the seceion A. while Kenny, of Onehunga, was successful in section B, with 5 wins. The final will be played next Monday. EPSOM TOURNEY The Epsom Bowling Club held an allda v tourney yesterday, 18 teams from various clubs competing. Section A was won by Wylie, Hill. W. Smith and J. Wright, with four wins and one loss. In section B, E. Taylor, A. Taylor, Gratten and Richmond, and Penn, J. Harrison. Parsons and Blakey tied with four wins and one loss each, Richmond being victorious in the play-off by 7 to 5. He will meet Wright in the final. CLAUDELANDS A progressive pairs tourney was held on the Claudelands bowling green yesterday. J. H. Wiltshire was the winning skip, with five wins and one loss to his credit. E. V. Quick and P. A. Syers tied for first place among the leads, with four wins each. In the play-off Quick won. HAMILTON A progressive bowling tournament was concluded on the Hamilton green this afternoon. It resulted in a win for Andrews. Aitken, Yeoman and W. Chapman, with six wins and no losses. WAITEMATA CLUB The ‘Waitemata Bowling Club’s Labour Hay tournament resulted in & win for McPhail and Robertson after a play-off with Burrows and Elston. The record of games was as follows:McPhail, 4 wins, 1 loss; Burrows, 4 wins, 1 loss: Corin, 3 wins, 2 losses: Wilson. 24 wins, 2.4 losses; Heath, 2j wins. losses; Tarrant, 2 wins, 3 losses; Williamson, 2 wins, 3 losses; Lyon, 2 wins, 3 losses; Rogers, no wins, 5 losses. VVdaev li; £ PAPATOETOE Keen competition was shown in tho progressive pairs tournament, played on the Papatoetoe green yesterday. In the skips’ section three tied, Rawnslev winning on the aggregate, and in the leads section Trimble won outright. Results are: Skips’ Section.—Rawnslev, 3 wins. 1 loss, winner on the aggregate points; Walters, 3 — T; W. Brown, 3 —l; Lucena. 2 — 2; Xettlinghum, 2— 2; Thomas, 2 Wilson. 2—2: Willcox, o—4. Leads.—Trimble, 4—o; Booth, 3 —L Carr, 3—l; Foss, 3 —l: Ross, 2—2: Shepperd, I—3; Foster, I—3: Anderson, o—4. OTAHUHU There was a good attendance uf members and visitors at the progressive pairs tournament played on the Otaliuhu green yesterday. The skips section was won by J. Parton, Otahuhu, and W. Crawford. Papatoetoe, won the leads’ section. WAIUKU From Our Own Correspondent WAIUKU, Today. The full rinks competition of the Waiuku Bowling Club was continued on Saturday, the games resulting •’ McKenzie, Bridle. Millington. Teap*’24. v. S. West, G. Arkle, Whiteside. \\ illiams, 13; Braun, Jerram. Geraghty Jones. 17, v. Barker. Hamilton. Bonnar H. M. Barriball, 16: McXaughton. A. M. Barriball, Eddv. 23, V. Gill, C. h* Barriball, Crouch, 18; Honey. Summerville, Harris, 22. v. Trott. WatersGreenhead. S; Flavell. Roscoe. , West. 20, v. Colbeck, Aldred, Xeil, !<•