BOWLING IN COUNTRY

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 943, 9 April 1930, Page 13

BOWLING IN COUNTRY

MATCHES AT WAIUKU From Our Oxen Correspondent WAIUKU, Today. The following is the result of games played on the Waiuku green on Saturday:—Flavell, Millington. Green - head, 26. Barker. Summerville, A. M. Barriball. 25; McNaughton, Koscoe. 22, Eddy, W. 1.. West. 21: Jerram. Williams. IP. Bridle, Neil, 16; Waters. E. S. Barriball. 23, Honey. Aldred. 21: McKenzie, Teape. 2s. Horton. Bint. 26; Jones, H. M. Barriball. 23. Crouch. Whiteside, 15. The following players are the winners of the full rink competition: Summerville, A. M. Barriball, Jones. H. M. Barriball. MATCHES AT TE AROHA From Our Oicn Correspondc nt TE AROHA, Today. The championship singles were played at Hikutaia on Saturday, when the greens were in splendid order. Following are the results: —First round: Williams (.Paeroa), 15, v. McDonald (Morrinsville), 6: Mannex (Waihi), 19. v. Franklin (Waikino), 11; Petersen (T© Aroha), 14, v. H. Cordes (Thames). 13; Robinson (Hikutaia), 14, v. E. C. Banks (Matamata), 13. Second round: Hikutaia. IS. v. Morrinsville, 7; Thames, 16. v. Waikino. 11; Paeroa, 15. v. Wailii, 7; Matamata, 15, v. Te Aroha. 11. Third rbund: Te Aroha, 13, v. Waikino, 10; Wailii, 15, v. Thames, 10; Hikutaia, 12, v. Paeroa, 10; Matamata. 15. v. Morrinsville, 11. Fourth round: Thames, 15, v. Matamata. 12; Morrinsville, 13, v. Waihi. 12; Te Aroha. 14, v. Paeroa, 12: Waikino. 15, v. Hikutaia. 11. Fifth round: Waikino, 15, v. Morrinsville, 12; Matamata, 13, v. Paeroa, 10; Thames. 14, v. Hikutaia, 10; To Aroha, 15, v. Waihi, 14. Sixth round: Paeroa, IS, v. Thames, 10; Matamata, 12. v. Waikino, 10; Waihi, 14, v. Hikutaia, 12; Te Aroha, 15, v. Morrinsville, 12. Seventh round: Matamata. 12, v. Waihi, 10; Te Aroha, 17, v. Hikutaia, 12. Summary: Petersen, 6 wins 1 loss: Banks, 5 wins, 2 losses; Williams, 3 wins 3 losses; Robinson. 3 wins 3 losses; Mannex, 3 wins 4 losses; Cordes, 3 wins 3 losses; Franklin, 2 wins 4 losses; McDonald, 1 win 3 losses.

WAIHI V. THAMES

From Our Own Correspondent WAIHI, Monday. Seven rinks from the Thames Bowling Club visited Waihi on Saturday afternoon and played a friendly interclub match in which they defeated the local club by 37 points—lss to 118. The Thames bowlers returned the best cards in six of the seven games, the only Waihi rink to win being that skipped by McGonagle. Details are as/follow. Thames players being mentioned first: —Holman, McCullough, Strange, Delamore (s.), 25, v. Burnett, Ward, McPhgerson, McDermott (s.), 11; Wallace, Morrison, Sliand. G. Cordes (s.), 20, v. Agnew, jun., Roberts, Clarke, Farrell (s.), 18; Lloyd, Howe, Buchan, Cameron (s.), 20, v. Hill, Boswell, Mullins, McGonagle (s.),

26; Jackson, Cartwright, Gordon. Alexander ts.). £3. v. McCormick, I>anger # Dare. Brady (s.) p 14; Mutton. Graham* Mackay, Claxk (s.). 25. v. Lowrie, Cornthwaite, Stamp. Landy (s.). 10;j Labarre, Gooder. Murray. Smith <? >, 26, v. Brown, Arbuckle, Dunstan, Lorimer (s.). 25. The remaining game (card not returned) was won Iy. Thames by 2 6 points to 14. ROTORUA COMPETITIONS From Our Oun Correspondent ROTORUA. Today. In the Rotorua Bowling Club’s competition Miller and Kelly have won the B section of the champion pairs. Results on Saturday were:—Jones. Manson. Xesbitt. Shepherd. 21; W ebber. Loffley. 23, v. Hamilton, Fowkes, 16: Downer, Richards. 19. v. Tavlor, Mohi. 14: Miller. Kelly. 23. \. Nesbitt. Shepherd. 17, McGuiYog, Lindsay. 21. v. Plummer. Wash. 15; Miller. Kelly, 33. v. Knight. Christopher. 8; Halkett. Gai'dner, 24. v. Polglase. Lasenbv. 13; A. French, Fakes, 27, v. Hall, Hesketli, MORRINSVILLE CLUB From Our Own Correspondent MORRINSVILLE, Today. The Morrinsville Bowling Club held what will possibly be the last of the series of percentage fours matches on Saturday. Results were:—H. Sanders, I>. Goodwin. Donaldson, J. Scott ts.>, 25. v. O. Soanes. D. Goodson, N. Coghill, W. Goodwin (s.), IS; D. Mulcahv, Welch. W. Butler, A. Yardley (s.). 23. v. A. Skinner. E. McGregor. W. lletherington. U. Branch ts.). 16; K. Bodmin. Woodley, 11. Howie, S. 11. Cornish. (s), 36. v. A. Mallett. Brodie. A. Meharry. L>. Coghill (s.), 16; W. Moffa'tt, Fulton. G. Howie, It. Chapman (s.), 26. v. 11. Turner. Cameron, C. Sing. A. Needham (s.). 34. Two Auckland Rotarians. Messrs .1. R. Self and Wilfred Manning, on Monday afternoon challenged all Cono rs to a game of bowls. This was accepted by Messrs. Gosling, of l»ann<--virke, and Wilson Smith, of Ceylon, who ate up the points to the tunc of 51 to 4, the Aucklanders scoring *-n one head only. HOCKEY AT PAPATOETOE The Papatoetoe Ladies - Hockey Club has made Rood progress during the past, year, according to the report, presented at the annual meeting on Monday evening. In the past two years the club has won the junior grade competition and secured three cups. The election of officers resulted: Patron. Mr. A. \V. Hall, M.P.; president, Miss Sutton: vice-presidents. Hr. J. J. Valentine. Dr. A. B. Jameson, Messrs. T. K. Smytlieman, E. Burnside. \V. J. Nicholson: secretary and treasurer, Nora Snelling; captain. Miss G. Leonard: vice-captain. Miss E. Knelling; committee. Misses E. Mavall and U- Leighton: delegates to Auckland Association, Misses N. Knelling and D. Leighton. _