BOWLING

Timaru Herald, Volume CXLIII, Issue 20897, 29 November 1937, Page 6

BOWLING

SOUTH CANTERBURY CENTRE SATURDAY’S MATCHES Results of matches played on Saturday in the South Canterbury Centre’s championship and pennant competitions are as follow:^ FOUR RINK CHAMPIONSHIP West End V. Highfield (West End. names first) R. Sampson, Gabites, Urquhart, J. Gunn (s) 18; Butler, Lindsay, Wilson, Lister (s) 20. G. Blackball), Fairhall, Currie, T. Stewart (s) 23; McFarlane, Pringle, Hamlyn, Hart (s) 17. I. Maclaren, J. Chilcott, J. Little, D. Gibson (s) 21; Macaulay, Johnston, Robinson, M. Vucetich (s) 16. H. Blackham, C. Ellis, C. Harding, C. J. Dewar (s) 22; Drennan, Pearson. Arthur, Boon (s) 13. West End won by 84 points to 66. Timaru v. Temuka (Timaru names first) Symonds, Todd, Morgan, Manning (s) 24; Sullivan, Cameron, Davis, McCallum (s) 14. Tressider, Scott, Miller. Ussher (s) 25; McGillon, Parrant, Meek, Scrimshaw (s) 19. Mathewson, Adams, Anderson, Keen (s) 24; Hope, Shand, Keys, Edwards (S) 21. Greenaway, Oborn, Thomson, Hunt (s) 20; Joynt, Longston, Pierce, McInnes (s) 25. / Timaru won by 93 points to 79. Waimate v. Geraldine (Waimate names first) P. Hendry (s) 17; Stevens (s) 23. J. Campbell (s) 22; Collett (s) 23. G. Loach (s) 14; Parry <a) 28. J. D. McKechnie <s> 23; Good Is) 13. Waimate won by 87 points to 76. Ashbury v. Park • Ashbury names first) Hamlyn <s) 22; Howe <s) 19. Darroch Is) 16; Cullen (s) 26. Spring (s) 20; Millar (s) 15. Clark (s) 19; D. Dewar (s) 10. Ashbury won by 77 points to 67. PENNANTS Timaru A v. Ashbury (Timaru names first) Lee, Reid, G. Sewell, Torlesse (s) 23; Karton, Islip, Shaw, Smith (s) 19. Pennefather, Mclnnes, Olney, Washer (s) 23; Ford, Arbuckle, Scales, Irvine (s) 17. J. Home, Bussell, Nicholson, Patchett (s) 21; Waddell, Wilson, Knott, Kebby <s) 22; Simpson, Home, Cutler, Farrow (s) 18. Timaru A won by 91 points to 75. Park v. West End A (Park names first) Evans, Hay, McDougall, Stevens (s) 10; Scott, Greyburn, McKenzie, Jackson (s) 30. O’Neil, Newton, Walker, Ramsay (s) 30; Lough, Button, Mclntyre, Bach (sL 8. Pearce, Cross, Cowan, Shannon (s) 21; Wakefield, Wilson, T. Gunn, F. Newton (s) 10. Ford, Marshall, Harvey, O’Leary (s) 19; Anstey, Tlmr 'ns, Rodgers, F. Davey (s) 23. Park won by 80 points to 71. West End B v, Kia Toa A (West End names first) Lund, Smith, V. Sampson, Entwistle (.',) 23; Conder, Fahey, Dickson, Gray (S) 12. Dalgleish, Fitzgerald, Brownie, B. Stoddart (s) 22; Atkinson, Roundhill, Calder, Ramrge <s) 17. Agnew, P. Davey, West, Liggins <s) 27; Baird, Keenan, McNab, Greenfield <s) 10. C. Maclaren, Doak, Arthur, Guthrie (s) 16; Sparks, Tank, Hall, Warrington (s) 25. West End B won by 88 points to 64.

Timaru B v. West End C (Timaru names first) Dunn, Queree, Robertson, Menzies (s) 16; Davison, Hulston, Wharton, G. Vucetich (s) 21. Simpson, Paterson, Bannerman, R. S. Home (s) 25; Adkins, Byers, Turn r bull, Berry (s) 12. Martin, Methven, Winnington, Edyvean (s) 25; Bradshaw, Duggan, D. Scott, J. A. Dewar (s) 12. Murdoch, Clarke, Cleland, Wood (s) 21; Lynn, Moore, Booth, Grayburn (s) 20. Timaru B. won by 87 points to 65. FERGUSON UUP Temuka v. Highfield (Temuka names first) Mesdames Martin, Clinch, Cain, Fletcher (s) 22; Mesdames Moore, Patterson, Pottlnger, Mitchell (s) 27. Mesdames Taylor, Johnston, Winter, Shand (s) 18; Mesdames Walmsley. Keast, Price, Wallace (s) 19. Mesdames ' Whitehead, Marshall, Cameron, Davis (s) 22; Mesdames Harding, O’Brien, Morrison, Howard <s) 13. Temuka won by 62 points to 59. 1 Waimate v. Kia Toa (Waimate names first) Mesdames Richards, Rathgen, Travers, Grant (s) 24; Mesdames Donaldson. Hardingham, O'Hagan, Greenfield (s) 20. Mesdames Bray, Shaw, Turnbull, Lewis (s) 17; Mesdames Dingwall, Moore, Butcher, Hall (s) 20. Mesdames Black, Healey, Gunn, Reeve (s) 20; Mesdames Minifie, Hill, Crisp; Gray (s) 16. Waimate won by 61 points to 56. STEANS CUP . NEXT SATURDAY’S MATCH The annual inter-provincial elghtrlnk bowling match between Canterbury and South Cant'erbiiry Centres for the Steans Cup will be played in Timaru on Saturday next on the Timaru Club's green, commencing at 2 pm. sharp. Particular interest Is attached to this meeting of the Centres, as to date both teams have cn equal number

of wins, seven each, in the fourteen matches played. Canterbury is to be represented by a very strong team, and the South Canterbury players will have to give of their best to win the honours on this occasion. An interesting game should be witnessed. The following are the players chosen to represent the Cent.es;— Canterbury—F. Giles, C. F. Barnett, J. E. Gagliardi, W Haigh, W. Eflord, F. Steans, A. F. Rollinson, P. Delargey, G. Gibson, W. H. Higgins, R E. McNish, C. Madsen, I. R. Smith, W. J. Dobbs, B. J. Finnegan, H. B. Oakey, H. Wilson, R. Buchanan. R. Henry, S. Snedden, A. G. Kinvig. W. D. Ramsay, J. W. Lowry; J. D. Renton, C. H. '.- s<m, W. L. Castle, T. Follock, W. G. Ives, A. B. Young, V,. Healey, J. J. McGimpsey, Dr. W. S. Seed. Mr S. F. Barnett, president of the Christchurch Centre, has been appointed manager of the team. South Canterbury—J. B. Sinclair, I. Shrader. T. E. Parry, J. Healy (s); L. Edyvean, H. Miller. N. Thomson, C. H. Manning (s); J. Kelly, J. Ramage, G. Hadlee, J. Gray (s); H. Ede, W. Stevens, D. Dewar, J. Millar (s); R. G. Sampson, T. Stewart, C. Dewar, T. Currie (s); A. Clark, J. B. Robinson, I. Maclaren, E. Darroch (s): A. Burmester, G. Loach, Rev. Nichol, Dr. Mclnness (s); H. H. Wall, W. Whitehead, C, Boulter, -<■ Carlton (s). Emergencies; F. B. Hawkey, W. Mathewson, C. E. Ellis, R. Crisp. . Mr E. J. Ellis, vice-president of the Centre iiais been appointed manager of the team, and Mr Jas. Moyes, secretary of the Centre, will be the umpire.