Saturday Bowling

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 811, 4 November 1929, Page 7

Saturday Bowling

CARLTON WINS TOURNEY Club and Inter-Club Games EXCELLENT weather conditions and fast greens greeted bowlers on Saturday, when practically all clubs settled down to the new season. Club and inter-club games were played on various city and suburban greens, and the finals of the Carlton Club’s Labour Day tourney were decided.

The tournament was won by a Carltan team, skipped by H. Clarke, The ttrn semi-final games were restricted lo 12 heads, but the full 21 heads were played in the final. The semi-finals resulted as follow: Lamb, Bruce, George, de Launay- (Epsom), 12, v. McKay. Brittain. Jesey, Fookes (Carlton). »>; Bates, Elliott. Turner, H. Clarke (Carlton), 11, v. Yeo, Chambers. Hoy lance, VVakerley (Rocky jjook), 10. Wokerley keenly contested Clarke’s right to enter the final, but the Carlton man established himself in a good position at the eighth head and played safe to win by a single point. The final between Clarke and de Launay was a most interesting contfst, although the Carlton team led throughout. Toward the finish, de Launay fell a little short of form and Jb spite of brilliant work by George, Clarke’s team hold the advantage and jron by 22 to 11. Club Games DOMINION ROAD ' percentage Fours. —Sawyer, Fleming, jV. Wilson, S. E. Chapped, 22, \. Rattray, A.’k. Buckley, Sharkey, floppy, 12; Donald, C. W. A. Clark, Blair, Cartwright, jm’y. a. ClarK, Percy, Norgrove, Clews, t|; A. Chappell, Mason, Leonard, Bush, v. Foreman, T. S. Roberts, Winthrop, Severs, 13; Dunning, Ferguson, Wildish, Benson, 21, v. Barber, W. PI. Davis, VerJoe, H. Fisher, 18; Huston, Betts, Breden, jjf, v. Hinkley, Sutherland, E. Roberts, 12: Barton, Scott, Nagle, Gifford, 25, v. Guthrie, Sessons, Hook, Brown, 7; E. f Taylor, Tattersall, Goodall, Kelly, 24, * A. Buckley, W. S. Fisher, Buckle, ardson, Newton, 23, v. Anderson, Fort, Bobertson, Ramsay, 16; Hawthorn, Bellamy, Layland, 18, v. Trewin, Gentles, o>dd, 15; Spier, Stevens, Yeoman, Denier, 21. v. F. R. Wilson, F. C. Taylor, Goldsmith, 19. MOUNT EDEN Percentage Fours. —Murdoch, Fogarty, S, R. Shirriff, Daisley, *33, v. Williams, Gage, Dignan, J. Smith, 14; J. 11. Baker, Lincoln, Bainbridge, Vivian, 24. v. McKenzie, Sergeant, Hull, Findlay, 11; Cave, Beere, White, Gatenby, 23, v. Spence, JHTatson, Heron, Bigelow, 16; Doull, Dai - loch. Delamore, Walton, 20, v. D. Ferguson, Oliens, Moon, Comes, 17; Marshall, Gredson, Burley, Turner, 23, v. Mueller, Saram, Reid, Surman, 11: Bailey, Tailby, Gribble, Miller, 17, v. Rudd, Taylor, Middleton, Trayes, 15; J. Smith, Hough, Sissons, Joll, 17, v. Bree, Alexandre. R. Robertson, Fraser, 17; B. Smith, Rendell, J. A. Sherriff, Bourke, 23, v. Bromich, Evans, Oatridge. Baker, IS; Boyce. Wagstaff, Cordes, Gill. 19, v. {Brighton, Harland, T. Naim, A. Nairn, It. p EPSOM percentage Fours. —T. Smale, Dowding, If. Harrison, Blakey, 20, v. Dr. Rowley, Harris, Duke, A. Jones, 20; Campbell, R. Thompson, Blackwell, E. S. Jones, 9, y. Stehr, Parkinson, A. Wright, H. Jenkin, 20; Hollis, Tearbury, Ongley, Tanner, 13, v. Gordon, Gribble, J. Wallace, W. Wallace, 25; Wiseman, W. Harrison, McGregor, Kendall. 18, v. Cropley, Mynott, Gouk, Wheelans, 20; Ambury, Mardley, Veal, 12, v. Costall, Turner, Whitehouse, 16; Peak, Land, Beckman. Inglis, 29, v. fe. Morrison, Wells. .Johnston. Ramsay. 18; Hamblin, Lawrence, Gunthorp, Dunfop, 10, v. Saulder, McCullagh. C. A. Jackson, Gladding, 23; W. H. Lamb, Slater, Salisbury, Nash, 11. v. Bowring, Clarkson. Purnell, W. E. Taylor, 30: Howard, Wood, Hooper, Burton, 13, v. French. Bryce. Paget, Parsons, 34: Montgomery* Hendry. Brown, Boyne, 28. v. Chapman, T. Wallace, *A G. Clarke, Gray, 11. Final of the Labour Day Tournament.— J. Wvlie, T. Hill, W. Smith, J. Wright, 13. v E. Taylyr, A. Taylor. A. D. GratCen, E. T. Richmond, 13. WEST END Percentage Fours. —Cornwall, Draffln, potter, Wise. 21, v. Knox, liaig, Adeane, Brookes, 21; Barker, Brummell, Kirk, Crooke. 22, v. Mortimer, Irwin, W. llardfcy, Maher, IS; living. Martin, Thomass, Pierce, 23, v. Adams, Parkinson. Harris, Taylor, 16; Simpson, Sands, McKeown, Clarke. 17, v H. Collins, F. H. Clarke, H. P. Andrews, Whitten. IS; W. Andrews. Skinner. Horsley, Needham, 11, v. Lovatt, McNair, Knaggs, Bremner, 29; George, .T. W. Hardley, Cox, Hopwood, 25, v. Service, E. Darby, Brice, Wynyard, 16; Tudehope, Cowperthwaite, Anderson, 1?, v. W. Collins, Copeland, Goldwater. 22; Hardy, Cole, Worsfold, Thomson. 26. v. Raynes. Faire, Fraser-Smith, R. H. Scott, 22. MOUNT ALBERT Percentage Fours.—Rodgers, H. pimIry, Francis, Cutforth, 28, v. Brix, Page, Harrison, Allely, 20; Smerdon, Glynn, Guthrie, Bennett, 17. v. Shephard, Gladifing. Wallett, Rowe, 23; Hall, De Castro, Tomlinson, W. Diniery, 19, v. Service, Cossey, Humphreys, Sharp. 15; A. Diniery, Entrican, Richards, Blair, 17, v. Rhodes, rotter, H. Tomlinson. Townlev, 28; Hills, Langstone, Lane, Baildon, 28, v. Williams, Samuel, Blainires. E. Thomas. 6; Pool, Lang, T. Stevens. Jenkin, 31, v. A. Stevens, Stewart, A. Pattison, Muir, 12; Bull, S. Tomlinson, T. Maxwell, Floyd. 11, v - Nyberg, Sutherland, Amoore, Hawke, 25; Crowe, Bodley, T. Dawson, H. Dawson, 23, v. Barton. Stenson. Henry, Clark, IS; Blomley, Holdswortli, Walker, 21, v. Pickens, Oldham. Thomas, 19. PONSON BY Percentage Fours.—Parkinson, Hunt, «turgess, Letham, 32, v. Goodacre, Lincoln, Crowe, Jury’, 16; Brown. Schischka, Ik>novan, Torrance, 29, v. Wainwright, Coppins, Hardington. McCarthy, 2; Webster, Buckle. Mathews, Somervell, 23, v. O'Hara, Lovett, Hill. Bryant. 17; Wilson. Blincoe, Carbines, Kelly. 23, v. Mulliner, Fanch, Somers, Paterson, 27, v. Galloway, Clarke, Rutland, Miller, 19; Bishop. Oates, Conway, Bridges, 26; Sail's, DrumJiond, Payne, Russell, 25. v. Stevenson, Moore, Buchan, Dick, 19; Elleray, McKeown, Johnson. Aitchisbn, 22, v. Smith. Lolebrook. Rolse. Richardson, 20; PeterD. McGregor, Caldei*. Griffiths, 28, v. Lye, Waterworth, Rowbottom, Mclnnes. ST. HELIERS Ordinary Draw.—Clark, Barnes, Smith, wookfleld, 24. v. Scottinfr. Gray, Hunt, •nilip, 16 ; Andrews, Bradshaw. Diamond, Jackson. 16. v. Cotterill, Dawson. Brunte. McMahon, 27; Duthie, Inglis, Holds»orth. White. 1!>, v. Be Grice, Hulse, Knight, 25; Eady. Witmot, 'ameron. T. Whyte, 14. v. Laslet, Innes, .nompson, Keys, 21; Negus. P. White, *«<-*-*aren. Campbell. 20. v. Reid. Penn‘nSton, Brewer, May. 28. ONEHUNGA , President s Fours.—Second round: v ’w ne * ' " hiteside, Jones, Flowerday. 2S, ,' '' Moore, Mackune, McGuire, E. GatS n< *. 15: Gibbons, Evans. Munro. Kenny, •■V V a nn, Kirkwood. Lomas, Maeklow, ; Skinner, Kennedy. C. W. Ross, W. "allace, 20, v. Stokes, Burgess, Harlock, in. "'tnbar. 10; Goode, S. Brown. OreenT*- r 'Bht, 27. v. Phillips, Neale, Green, Brown, 20; A. Robb, Bell, Mudie, E. '•Sutherland. 23, v. Watkinson, Milnes, Jtinu 8 ’ J- Sutherland, 9; Richardson, -tt-lil man - Eoote, Robertson, 20, v. Grace, ■swl ham - Alien, T. Georsr, 17; Beere. C. hri n . ne X’ A. George. A. Gatland, IS, v. L. jk ay , Davenport, Tonkin. Sclinackenbers, Ordinary Draw.—Farnsworth. Saker. 20, Malsh, J. D. Robb. 17. HILLSBOROUGH Preston. Giles. Clark, Goldsmith. 23, v. Monk, Saintv, Williamson. 16; ariamj, Pearce, Stringer. Hollows, 15. v. Farrar. Cliff. Thompson. 11; Ruckle. Scarborough. Gregorv. Thomas, ’ll' v • Sheppard, Wamwell. Pollard. Ward. AVONDALE w/bdinary Draw.—Burgess. Adams, j v * Clarke. Ansell, Darroch, 19; ® e Qnett, Pringle, Harrison, Rev. Harris, I

Craige, Coward, Beatt, Nunns, 14: Millard, Blakey, Hanahan, Caiford, 10, '. Oak, Orban, Adams, Mathieson, 15. H ALL YBURTON- JOHNSTONE / " " a Draw.—Clark, Holdswortli, l lumps. Storey, 25, v. Soloman, Taylor, Long Dyson, 9; Breckon, Reekie, Hen"T; rth ‘ Neilson, 25, v. AVeniger. Renton, Allen, Gibson, 19. WAITEMATA Williamsoik" Hurley, 2yf ‘ v""Hulse, *Kose! i\ llson, Johnston, 17; Copeland, Robert: son. Corrtn. McGill, 19. v. Stilwell, Whitehead, Elston, Fraser, 13; Hunt, Bush, ,V e , lls . Lethbmdgc, 28. v. Kerry, Aspden, t edness, Campbell, 10; J. A. Blackledge, Bear, Delaney, Wilson, 21, v. Simpson Paterson Dent, Blackwell. 10; Steward Hillarn, Currie, Davies, 22, v. Swindail, Davidson, J. Blackledge, Burrows 14Atkins, Smith, Browne, McPhail, 20, v! Brook, Flavell, Rogers, Tarrant, 14. ELLERSLIE Fours.—Bolton, Bracewell, W.ll.ams, McKelvie, 26, v. Rogers, h! K. McKenzie, Patterson, Maeklow. 20; Oelc,. F. Wright, Westbrook, Gollan, 21, : T oodlock, Arthur, Diggens, Lynch, 9; j McDermott, A. McKenzie, Pietrott Crosher, 19, v. n. w. Hill, A. C Hill’ Toy coppins jO: Ryan, Cheek, Johnson,’ *• Osborne, 2,. v. Cooksey, Longville, w- a’ Watson, 19; Richmond, McLeod. \\ oodward, Low, 20, v. Christmas Bart•f I '' •L A X hi,e - Hay, 18; Treblecock, Slye" Somerfield, 19, v. Cooine, Henry, Joll, 17. RAWHITI Draw THarle, Henson, Rogers, Millard, _g, Allen, Wilson, Savin Patllarris v ’ nlie >, Hedges, Murray, i tan is, _G, Rawnsley, Woods, t* J Roberts, Chiplin, 16. T lie final of the Labour Dav tournanieiit was played between N. Thomuson Omerod, Moncur, P. Thompson, and Vincent, Leaning, Haslam, Austin, the former rink winning by 24 to 11. CARLTON Percentage fours: Holeliouse, Tliornes MeNab, Ritchie 21, Bartram Ramsav Williams, Stevens 12: Hudson, Seram f-*?” e L„?lutj 1 ut j. I ‘S, 20 > ' • Schneidemann, Bar- ,, ,■ Ball, Miller 8; Sinclair, Angrove, F Robertson, Marton 24. v. Garrard, w. J. 7'uJ S ' VI av ,® y t, R ail ’ c l 2’l; Pennaligan, Inglm, Marshall, Snedden 19, v. Richardson, Holford, Gillies. Casey 1::- r brown, Bell, Wisliart, Clarkson 21, v’ Meaney. Chiton, Dillicar, Wetherilt 12; Kobertson, Birkenhead, Isaacs, Carter - V. Shields, Overy, Constantine, Airey -9. J. Brown, Linder, T. Mountain, Perrv 2U, V. Aldis, Dickson, Noton Taylor 18Mitchell Holland, A. Coltmail, W. Colt: ",’ a, b v - Van Staveran, Wright, W. Croff, Lamb, 21; Allen, Fletcher, Loutts, Kilgour, 23, v. A. Ross, Hodge, Fenwick, Hoskins, 13; MiLoughlin, White, Stohr, Fish ''3 v. H Johnson, Were, Pitt, Watson 14; h! J l eac ? a1 '. Gherman, Buchanan, Kelly 18, \ \Y mtaker, G. Casey, Clayton, Wrightson 12; Duncan, Pollard, Blair 17, v. Cottrell, Foote, Holmes 10. REMUERA Ordinary draw: Terrey, Lough. Hatch, Divon, Procter, 27, v. McNaugliton, ()air,iaway, Davis, Ampman 20: O'Leary, Hainger, Burcher, S. Kissling 20, v. Tomlinson, Acheson, l'J. D. Ashton, Graham lb; Taylor, Styak, E. D. Reid, Coe 22, v. F. McCallum, Alexander, Smith, Long 14; Fisher, Miller. Somerfield, Mingins 23, de Boissiere, Annandale, Spooner, Saxton 10; Thomson, Donaldson, Hegman, Bray 20, v. McKeclinie, YY’estwood, W. T. Bell, Short 16; Evans, Tancred, Harbutt, McMillan 26, v. Griffiths, Cho3 y ce, Lawrence, E. A. East 2J; Wood, Campbell. Vickerman, Castle 20, v. Johnston, Sutherland, Wright, Sanderson IS; J. G. White, Edmiston, Mahon. Young 29, v. Fullerton, Ormiston, H. E. East, Gii\’ey 1C; Keary, W. W. Hill, Russell 15, v. Whitaker, Jacks, M. McCallum 14; Scherer, Ellerbeck, .1. Hill 15, v. Brook, A. M. Bell, Daniels, 13; Clark, Ridings, Paterson 26, v. Walker, Jones, Dransfield. Mellars 17. Final/Of Labour Day tournament: Tudhope. Baker, Dentertine, J rvine 19, v. Feldon, Scott, .J. Kissling, (*. H. Kissling IS. AUCKLAND Club fours: Vickery, Matheson, llawlinson, Moil* 22. v. Armitage, * Simpson, Devereux, D. Campbell 20; Plummer, Watson, White, Bailey 20, v. Williams, Michaels, W. J. Campbell, Lyell 17; Alexander, Dadley. Commons, Neil 31, v. Lenderyou, Myers, Baxter, Nicholson 12; Ooakley, McEldowney, Darlow, McKinley 27, v. Woodham. Watson, H. R. Allan, Brackebush 13; Winks, Gardner, Robertson, Woolley 17, v. Forgie, C. R. Brown, Hewitson, Fletcher 13; Probert, Jaffrey, Newbegin, Duncan 22, v. Tre<}.cey, Jas. Carlaw, Prime, Craig, 19; Messenger, Jury, Daniel, Scantlebury 17, v. A. Smith, Banister, Hinton. Steele lo; Tidman, Mills, Mason, Davidson 36, v. C. Coldicuti, Susman, Carr, Muston lo; Hamann. Beaumont .Dicketts, Parker 33, v Blades, Tregonning, Bourke, Price 8; Messer, C. Allan. R. D. Gray, Keesing 21, v. Forder, S. Coldicutt, McCrea. Ure 12. STANLEY Club Fours. —Cusworth, Clarke, Lock, CoV 19 V Langridge, Watson. Whitley, McMaster, 11; Turbott, Chesney, Loss, White, 18, v. Baker, Sainty, Purser, Hall, 14; Darroch, Cunningham, Hipkms, \\ nson 21 v. Hutt, Hindman, Bray, Johnson*. I*7: Anderson, Weller, Wriglei, Oaiivie 23, Tipping, Dawson, Callon, Smith. 13. The Labour Day pairs tournament final, which resulted in a tie between White and Wilson as skips and Bray and Watson as leads was plaj ed off 'after the close of the club games. White and Bray were the winners. EDENDALE Ordinary Draw.—Ball, Harris, Bradsliaw Brownett, 19, v. Conway, Young, Taylor, Edmonds, 18; Learning, Last, K. Smith, Forshaw, 28, v. Sakey, Greenwood Vincent, McMahon, 16: Anderson, Codd. A. Hill, Maud. 21, v. Meyer, Brown, A. Smith, James, 20; Purdy, Munro, Butler, C. Hill, 22, v. Hawes, Annison, Black. Ashmore, 16. ROCKY NOOK Percentage Fours. —Sadler, Edgerley, Bouskill. 22, v. Leather, Turner, Kayes, 21; J. H Jones, Edwards, Realey, 14, v Austin, T. Jones, Finch, 25; Cadwallader, Young, Laing, Williams, 2a, v. Rutledge, Miller, Farley, Loram, lo; Oughton, J. Kayes, Alder, 30, y. Mayhlll. Baxter, Pearce, 16; Harrison, Hudson, . Bain, Randall, 26, v. Young, Yeo, Kent, 18; Lewis, Pearson, Blakey, Gribble, v. Findley. Matthews, Skller, Smith, 9. GREY LYNN Ordinary Draw.—Cox, Grubb, Lye, Binns, 17, v. Stewart, Lali man, tollina, Tonge, 17; Stokes, Mallow, Cronin, Mcivor -> 6 v. A. Buckley, Jlason, Snell, Mincham, 14; Emirali, Hutchinson, Preston, Buckley, 24. v. A. \oung. Smith, it™if. Dick 17; Mail', Egginton, Malkei, Reid 9. v. MeCulley. Bleaklev. B. Young, F. Preston, 22; Burrell, Cane, Piuldle, J. Preston, 22, v. Street, Rajnes, Wilde, J- Reed. 17; Marshall, Everex, Hutson, Little. 30 V. W. Preston, Shaw. Armstrong, Hawke, IS McCaitnj Asrsters. Bull, Baildon, 1.. i. M ._ Smith, B Levdon. E. Leydon. Whittle, 1.; Preston. T ollerton, Chrishe. Otbbons, -0, McDonald. Parsons, Parkinson, Newton, i 5. Final of Labour Day tournament. R. Teague. O’Grady, Davidson. Li\eisia*,e, 31 v. Brown. Knight, Thomas, Caddy, 10. DEVON PORT Percentag! Fours (Gold Stars).—Allan, \ kin George, Melville, ~0, v. B^aibei, Sinclair, Martinson, ko^foe^> K-' linings, Bruce, Gooding, 19, x. A.• d. Jones Goudie, Elmsley, Snoad, 2<; Blau, McCallum, Miller Anderson 20, v. l^aei, J'urphy, Lacey, Mason, 10, Griffiths, < lark Richards, Andrews, 19, jun Firth, McDonald, Wing, 15; Newman, lackman, Pdackie, Morgan, 14, Chivere, ’crow, Broughton Jackman 24, u n i,.p a Morgan, McLeod, Lowe, i., '• Thornton, Langton, Col SS’^.orkaPßach’ 0 rk aP ßach’ 17; Markham, Foster Wallwork Bacn, 31 V Stevenson. Latta, Valle, Hamlin, on- ,-lnr Davis. Goldwater, Sulli\an, s?' v N ‘kteel’e. Mincham Bartley Watson, 13; Ellisdon. jun.. thing, ‘f- 1 McLaren’ 21, v. Rust, J. Buchanan, L. c. McLaren, 17! PAPATOETOE rnislcv Brown, 10, v. Sheppeld, Giahant, Waters. 24: It. McCullough. Parker, McCallum, Boseveare, 22, v.

| Thorne, Phillipson, Ranum, Bayliss, IS; i Snelling, Nicholson, Anderson, Cutforth, ! -2, v. Wills, Leader, Buckton, Ritchie, 15; Ross, Foster, Thomas, 23, v. Wyllie, Booth, Crawford, 19. PAPATOETOE v. RAWHITI Gane, Boyce, McLarnon, Rawnsley 21, v. Vincent, Hardcastle, Martin, Vaughan, 26; Gubb, Tregear, Lueena, R. P. Hill, 15, v. Leaning, Culpan, Eaves, Haslam, 23. Inter-club Games ST. HELIERS V. MANGERE At Mangere.—Stevens, Blomtield, Price, Koefoed Lo, v. Virell, Paingley, Studd, R. Prangley 19; Tyndall, Lovegrove, Diamond. A\ right 29, v. Stevenson, —, McCauley, O’Connor 14. At St. Heliers.—Roberts, Twiname, t iawshaw, Cahill 16, v. Laslett, Richards, -Massey, Hollier 25; Bradley, Millar. Garrard, Norris 29, v. Henwood, Hodges, Ramger, Nicholls 12. AVONDALE V. GLEN EDEN A t Avondale.—Barnes, T. Morris, Twoomey, Johnson 21, v. J. Funde, Routley, Bond, Audley 17; Simpson, Gilbert, Sutherland, Taylor 27, v. Burbage, Marinovitch, Stone, Fox 17. At Glen Eden.—Funde, Clark, Pearson, Kirkpatrick 17, v. Drake, Croft, Dixon, Harrow IS: Branyes, Cla ridge, Walden, Hiske 13, v. Western, Tait, Jones, Beaton, 26; Marinovitch, Rosier, Verner, Firth 27, \*. Cunningham, Crawford, B. Myers, Borritt 18. TE PAPAPA V. RAWHITI -Vt Te Papapa.—Wilson, Dawson, Angus, Bridge 19, v. Baeyertz, Scarborough, Eller, Wooller 28; Paterson, McGorrum, Alcock, Johnson 17, v. Ryder, Phronson, MoncuV, Bennett 23. At Rawhiti.—Bond, Thursby, R. R. Speight, Moon £l, v. R. J. Walker, Samways, Scelly, McLnness 11; Williams, Davenport. Donell, Pilkington 11. v. Brown, Barker, G. T. Walker, Thompson 24; Sallon, Crichton, Speight, Thorpe 11, v. Henson, Adamson, Robertson, Taylor 30. PAPATOETOE V. RAWHITI At Papatoetoe.—Gubb, Tregear, Tucina, Parker-Hill 15, v. Leaning, Culpin, Eaves, Haslam 23; Gane, Boyce, ilcLarnon, Lawnsley 20, v. Vincent, Htirdcastle, Martin. Vaughen 25. EPSOM TOURNAMENT The following skips have entered teams for the Epsom Bowling Club’s ail-day open tournament, to be held on Thursday:—Stubbs, Williams, 1 a vingstone, C. Warren, Mcßeath, I. Clarke, D. Fraser, Robertson, Blakey, Ritchie, de Launay, Gatland, Allely, Boyne, Gray, G. Clark. There are still a few' vacancies. CAMBRIDGE Fine weather again prevailed for weekend bowling on the Cambridge Club’s green. The games resulted: —Caley, Ward, Moore, N. Hill 29, v. Woldridge, Hulme. Totvsey, Sutherland 16: Cooper, Edgar James, Mclvor, Pearce 22, v. McCathie, Master, Gibson, Dix 15; Smythe, Thorpe, Linsley, AV r . Tucker 23, y. G. E. Clarke, Glanville, Headifer, J. t'onder 17; Taylor, Gardiner, Bryce, Montgomery 23, v. Weatherell, A. Hill, Cowling, N. McFarlane 15: Sotrter, H. Tod, Harris, A. Nicoll 21, v. R. Fisher, Richardson, Large, Edwin James 12; W. Richards, Nelson, Speight, T. Richards 20. v. White, Scrimgeour, H. Webber, W. Edwards 10; Rodgers, Calvert, R. White. Armstrong 21, v. Henricksen, Tver, Woollev, Flalliday 12; Allen, Thomson, Wilkinson, D. Lundon 26. v. Walters, 'Waghorne, J. Wilkinson, I<\ Tucker 20: Welch, Perkins, Phairn, K. Webber 28. v. Muller. Hooker, O’Toole. Hay 11. TAU RANGA The secretary of the Tauranga Bowling Club has received the following itinerary of matches arranged for the Tauranga bowlers who will visit the Auckland Centre next week:—Tuesday: 9.00 a.m., Auckland Club; 2.30 p.m.. Centre executive on Auckland green. Wednesday. 9.30 a.m.. Epsom Club: 2.30 p.m., Remuera Club Thursday: 9.30 a.m., Ponsonbv Club: 2.30 p.m., Onehunga Club. OTAHUHU PERCENTAGE FOURS Whitmore, Carter, .1. Harper 24, v. Russell, McAnulty, Bailey ; Gome, Lawson, Franks, Morton 16, v. Trevena, Hlcason, Thompson, Harper 27; Nixon, Hall, Fearnlev, Ferguson 17. v. Taylor, Parsons, rai - ton, Sinclair. 15; Wilson, Doherty, Murdoch, 11, v. McNarey, Gardiner, Carson 22; Gorrie. G. E. Whitmore, Crawford, 20, v. Parsons, C. B. Whitmore, Thomasen, 16: Hickman, Whiteside, Foote, Kenny, 20, v. Hall, Hickson, Pinhey. W illiams. 19; West, Neild, Crawford, Sykes, 29, v. Moss, Cameron, Downey, Everitt, 10; Ogilvie, Sanderson, May, Venables, 14, v. Crawford. McAnulty, Goodwin, Williams.