BOWLING

Timaru Herald, Volume CXLIII, Issue 20891, 22 November 1937, Page 13

BOWLING

SOUTH CANTERBURY CENTRE BRISTOL CUP The second round of the knockout bowling competition for the Bristol Cup was played on Saturday afternoon. West Ei.d eliminated Ashbury by 172 points to 138, and Kia Toa accounted for Hlghfleld by 173- points to 145. Waimate beat Geraldine by 215 points to 106 points, and Timaru was too good for Temuka winning by 186 to 135. Details are:— West End v. Ashbury (West End Names First). G. Blackham, G. M. Arthur,’’’. Fairhall, T. Currie (s) 19 v. Hardie, W. Brown, Scales, N. Hamlyn (s) 21; H. Blackham, F. Liggins, P. C. Harding, C. J. Dewar (s) 19 v. R. Watson. H. Lomas, A. Manning, Clark (s) 14; H. Booth, F. Davey, T. Urquhart, C. Ellis (s) 22 v. Cutler, Ford, Smith, J. Whitton (s) 15;

A. Agnew, R. Bach, B. Stoddart, J. Entwhistle (s) 26 v. Lewis, Simpson. Stewart, Irvine (s) 12; W. Dalgleish, A. Grayburn, N. Gabites, J. Gunn (s) 27 v. Drew, S. Home, E. Henshaw, E. Darroch (s) 17; P. Davey, J. Chilcott, J. Little, I. Maclaren (s) 22 v. W. Karton, Scott. Stevenson, Richards (s) 20; H. Brownie, J. Souter, V Guthrie, R. G. Sampson (s) 14 V. D. Mannis. King, Farrow, Spring (s) 27; A. Jackson, A Berry, F. West, T. Stewart (s) 23 v. Shaw, Arbuckle. Davie, E. Ellis (s) 12; Total: West End 172. Ashbury 138. Kia Toa v. Highfleld (Kia Toa Names First) J. Evans, C. Davis, J. Holdgate, S. J. Taylor (s) 24, v. Heron, Manchester, Lindsay, Wilson (s) 15; L. Clough, R. Fenwick, W. Berry, R. Crisp (s) 19, v. Pearson, Pope. Keast, Boon (s) 23; Milne, G. Calder, J. Greenfield. J. Gray (s) 26, v. Drennan, Norrie, Dawson, Arthur (s) 17; D. Adams, A. S. Bird, J. Ramage, J. Hunt (s) 18, v. McFarlane, Fairmaid, Patterson, Hamlyn (s) 26; P. Cook, C. Morgan, W. Gibb, D. Donaldson (s) 15, v. Macaulay, Hogg, Pringle, Vucetich (s) 16; W. Dickson, J. K. Wilson, P. Bradley, G. Hadlee (s) 27, v. Cunningham, Green, Johnston, Hart (s) 13;

Stewart, T. Mackie, M. Lynskey, W. Hawkey (s) 24, v. Barbour, Jenkins, Butler, Lister (s) 18; D. McNab, W. Tank, J. Hall, J. Warrington (s) 20, v. Harding, Morrison, Young, Robinson (s) 17; Totals—Kia Toa 173, Highfleld 145. Timaru v. Temuka (Timaru Names First) Lee, Adams, Moyes, Morgan (s) 25. v. Shand, Connolly, Harrison, McMillan (s) 17; Greenaway, Winnington, Edyvean, Hunt (s) 23, v. Edwards, Toplis, Meek, McCallum (s) 20; Wilson, G. B. Sewell, Anderson, Keen ’s) 27 c. Edwards, Toplis, Keys, McInnes (s) 12;

J. R. Home, Wood, Knott, Manning (s) 22, v. Hope, Linn, Joynt, Pierce (s) 10;

Tressider, Oborn, Sinclair, Miller (s) 13, v. Cameron, Hancox, Murphy, Davis (S) 13;

Pennefather, R. S. Home, Menzies, Thomson (s) 20, v. Parrant, McMeekin, Sullivan, Scrimshaw (s) 19; Symonds, Scott, Hartley, Nicholson (s) 31 v. Marshall, Reid, McGillen, Smith (s) 24;

Waddell, Reid, Patchett, Washer (s) 15 v. Beck, Farrell, Johansen, Nichol (s) 20. Totals—Timaru 186, Temuka 135. Waimate v. Geraldine (Waimate Names First). Gunn, Boyd, Manchester, Healey (s) 27 v. Wallis, Scott, B. Logan, J. D. McKechnie (s) 9; Winchester, Tresize, J. Bettan, Good (s) 24 V. Neutz, Gardner, Hamilton. P. Hendry (s) 20; Barry, Menzies, Schrader, Parry (s) 20 v. Millar, Hughes, Knibb, G. Loach (s) 19;

Taylor, Denholm, Lewis, Stevens (s) 28 v. Borrell, Wilson, G. Creemer, C. Stock (s) 14; L. Betten, Walker, Malthus, Collett (s) 40 v. Brown, Kirby, Paterosn, A. Burmester (s) 5;

Warren, Blakie, McMaster, Cameron (s) 33; Hannah, Withers, Mulvey, J. Earl (s) 6; Averts, Hutt, Joyce, Richardson (s) 23 v. Timms, Coursey, W. Turner, 1.. Turner (s) 17; Corrigan, Dawson, Renner, Sinclair (s) 20 v. Logan, Burrows, Woolhouse, J. Campbell (s) 16; Total: Waimate 215. Geraldine 106. Timaru v. West End Timaru beat West End in a four rink friendly game played at West End this afternoon the scores being: (Timaru Names First). Simpson (s) 16 v. Lynn 22; Bussell (s) 16 v. G. Vusetich 16; Mclnnes (s) 20 v. Newton 15; Graham (s) 34 v. T. Gum. 12.

CENTRE VISITS PARK CLUB. Members of the South Canterbury Bowling Centre commenced a round of visits to affiliated Clubs on Thursday evening when a very pleasant evening was enjoyed at the Park Club. A three rink mntch was played, and after the game the Park Club entertained the Centre, and a social hour was spent discussing matters of interest to the Park Club and bowling in general. The efforts being made to make the Christmas tournament more attractive, were emphasised by the president, Mr J. B. Rob L-son. The entry fee had been reduced, and all players were assured of more games than in former tournaments, and he urged members of the club to give the Centre their support.

The match played resulted as follows: Centre—F. Bussell, M. Vucetich, J. Moyes, T. Currie (s) 9 y, Park—R. Peebles, W. Stevens, J. O’Leary. J. Miller (s) 17; Centre—W. J Clark. J. B. Robinson, F. B. Hawkey. E. Darroch (s) 22 v. Park—J. Murphy, W. Walker. D. Dewar. W. Cowles (s) 7; Centre—L. Edyvean, E. Ellis, J. E.

Gray, R. G. Sampson (s) 18 v. Park— J. Toneycliffe, J. Shannan, C. Cullen, C. Howe (s) 8. Total—Centre 49, Park 32. Centre v. Kia Toa In the Centre match to-night, Kia Toa will be represented by the following:—Hadlee, Taylor, Gibb, Kelly; Hunt, Ramage, Hall, Warrington; Hawkey, Crisp, Berry, Adams.

WOMEN'S GAMES The following is the result of the pennant match, Timaru v. Kia Toa (Timaru names first) : Mesdames Gledhill (s), O. Bradley. Renton, Barker 27; Mesdames Butchers (s), Adams, Shepherd, P. Bradley 11 Mesdames Bowen (s), Gibb, Wheeler, Stocker 11; Mesdames O’Hagan (s). Hardlngham, Sparks, Moore 25. Mesdames Wilson (s), Mcllroy, F. Bradley. Catter 29; Mesdames Laverty (s), Hunt .Grant, Syrett 11. Totals; Timaru 67 Kia Toa 47.