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Timaru Herald, Volume CXLVIII, Issue 21820, 25 November 1940, Page 10

BOWLING SECOND ROUND Fours Competition Some Keen Games The second round of the South Canterbury Bowling Centre’s Fours competition was played on Saturday w r ith the following results:— West End v. Temuka (West End names first) Currie (s), Wilson, Greyburn. Maclaren 15 lost to Edwards (s), McCallum. Hope. O’Conner 22. Harding (s), Gabites, Cox, Fitzgerald 21 beat Scrimshaw (s), Harvey, Reid, Gourlay 18. V. Sampson (s), Agnew, V. Baker, Brownie 14 lost to Mclnnes (s), Davis, Harrison, Keys 21. Dewar (s), C. Baker, Green, Halpin 16 lost to Smith (s), Menzies, McGillen, Cameron 20. Temuka won by 81 points to 66. West End v. Ashbury (West End names first) Stoddart (s), Ede, R. Mclntyre, Adkins 16 lost to Roycroft (s), Whitton. Simpson, Arbuckle 22. F. Davey (s), Oram. Gunn, Lough 31 beat Farrow (s), Lorrimer, Finlay, Ford 22. Gunn (s), Lynn, Jones. Moore 14 lost to Richards (s). Young, Home, Watson 22. Hairey (s), Bach, Holland, Smaill 21 beat Kerse (s), Irvine, Brodie, Smith 12. West End won by 82 points to 78. West End v. Kia Toa (West End names first) Entwistle (s). Berry. Smith. Lund 25 beat Gray (s), Howard, McDonald, Fahey 24. Loach (s). R. Sampson, Groundwater, Duggan 14 lost to Marshall (s), Keinan. Hill, E. Berry 23. Urquhart (s), Vucetich, Bolden, Firkin 17 lost to W. Berry (s), Holdgate. Cross, Stirling 22. Stewart is), T. Mclntyre. Lincoln, McKenzie 19 beat Greenfield (s), Blair. Bennett. Faith 16. Kia Toa won by 85 points to 75. Timaru v. Ashbury (Timaru names first) Hunt (s), Bannerman. L. Hunt, Howe 40 beat Clark (s). Manning, Green. Karton 11; H. Manning (s). Manning. Bussell. Simpson 24 beat Ellis (s). Henshaw, Gray. F. Smith 15; Keen (s). Mathewson, Norrie. Fenton 24 beat Stevenson (s). Hardie, Smith, King 22: Kebby (s). Edyvean. Oborn, Tressider 15 lost to Hamlyn (s). Scales, Brown, N. Brown 19. Timaru v. Pleasant Point Washer (s), Chilcott. Williams. Reid 29 beat Frew <s). Malcolmson. France, Crossman 12; Olney (s), Lindsay, Wills. Thomas 17 lost to Parkhill (s), Bowman, Dossett. Drummond 19; Thomson (s), Winnington, Bust, Greenaway 14 lost to Hoskin (s), Clark, Agnew, Freeman 20; R. Home (s), R. Morgan. Dunn. C. Johnson 40 beat Gibb (s). Oborn. Jessiman, Roberts 14. Timaru v. Highfield Willis (s). Bell. Howden, Millar 26 beat Vucetich <s). Eddington, Bird, Herron 10; Patchett (s). Carter, Martin, Cleland 33 beat Arthur (s). Johnson. Harding, Pritchard 13; Lee <s>, Kirk, Young, J. Home 20 beat Hart (s), Drennan. Hogg, Fairmaid 15; Gibson (s), Menzies. Clark, Scott 19 beat Wilson (s), Barbour, Cunningham, Macaulay 13. Waimate v. Park Waimate beat Park at Waimate on Saturday by 81 points to 74. Scores (Waimate names first):— Stevens, Thorn. Walker, Woods 18 beat Miller, Clarkson, Barron, Stephens 12. Collett, Betten. McMaster 19 lost to Earl. Ramsay. Chittock. O’Neill 22. Parry. Shrader, Blakie, Lewis 16 lost to Worsley, Lowry. Horlock, Hay 21. Cameron, Wilson, Averis, Winchester 28 beat Toneycliffe, McLaren, Pearce, Gilmore 19. Kia Toa v. West End (Kia Toa names first• Stirling, Cross, Holdgate, W. Berry 22 beat Firkin, Bolden, Vucetich, Urquhart 17. Fahey. Macdonald. Howard, Gray 24 lost to Lund, Smith, Berry, Entwistle 25. Faith, Bennett, Blair. Greenfield 16 lost to McKenzie, Lincoln, Mclntyre, Stewart 20. E. Berry, Hill. Keenan, Marshall 23 beat Duggan, Groundwater, Sampson, Loach 14. Kia Toa won by 85 points to 76. Kia Toa v. Temuka (Kia Toa names first) Ward, Moffat. Calder, Taylor 24 beat Longson, Thistleton, Maclachlan, Turner 13. Sparks. Stocker, Fenwick. Kelley 14 lost to Fisher, Hancox, Shillito, Pierce 30. E. Nichol, Butcher, Crawshaw, Donaldson 25 lost to Connelly, Farrell, Joint, Johanson 20. Atkinson. Bowkett, Bradley, Latimer 26 beat Johnston, Ross, Parrant, Strange 12. Kia Toa won by 89 points to 75. Fairlie v. Geraldine (Fairlie names first) W. E. O’Brien, J. P. Cunneen. J. MacDonald, P. J. Carlton (s) 14 lost to E. N. J. Hannah, K. Lomax, A. G. Malins, J. Campbell (s) 31. W. J. Dore, C. H. Miller, S. Stamp, H. Carlton (s) 30 beat G. Knibb, J. Robertson, B. Logan, E. Simpson (s) 7. H Bateman. A. J. Glover, W. Barwood. H. H. Wall (s) 24 beat M. Campbell. T. Hughes, J. D. McKechnie, C. Stock (s) 14. H. S. Ryder. E. J. Robertson. J. Caskey, C. D. Boulter (s) 25 beat W. H. Broad, J. E. Wood, J. J. Earl, A. J. Burmester (s) 14. Fairlie won by 93 points to 66. Kia Toa v. Park (Kia Toa names first) Hunt (s), Lynskey, Davis, Urquhart 17, Dewar (s), W. Stevens, Arras, Neill W. Hawkey (s), Lister, Cook, Dickson 16, Howe (s), Cowles, McDougall, Newton 23. Ramage (s), Adams, Tank, 14, F. Hawkey (s), Walker, P. Stevens, Gilbert 20. Wilson (s), Butler, Rippin, Thomson 36, Peebles (s), Dass, Andrews, Cullen 16. Kia Toa won by 83 points to 82. SHUNTER KILLED RUN OVER BY LOCOMOTIVE By Telegraph—Press Association WANGANUI, November 23. While engaged in shunting operations at Marton Junction railway yards, John Frederick Crocker, a portershunter, was run over by a locomotive and had his left leg severed between the knee and the ankle. Crocker, who is a married man with five children, was riding on a waggon, when he stepped off in the path of a freight train coming in from Wanganui. He was struck by the locomotive, and the wheels passed over the left leg. There is always someone with something to sell, and someone who wants to huy—advertise.