BOWLING
ON WANGANUI GREENS SATURDAY’S RESULTS PLAY IN FINE WEATHER Bowlers in Wanganui were favoured with fine weather on Saturday for the second day’s play of the season, though there was a fairly good breeze blowing. All tho city and suburban greens were well patronised. ST. JOHN'S CLUB “Visiting Day” on St. John’s green was an enjoyable function, the fine weather enhancing tho pleasure of all. Tho following are the results of the games: Lowe, Cooke, Trice,. London (Wanganui) 15, v. Kirk, Holland, Glover, Benefield 23. Tinney, Malone, Svenson, McKenzie (Gonville) 15, v. Murdoch, C. Leigh, Falconer, Jack 21. McGregor, Lower, Gaunt. Carveil (Wanganui East) 17, v. Lloyd, Hunger, Brass, Moffatt 21. R. S. Brown, Darbyshire, A. Handley, F. Handley (Rapanui) 20, v. Hodson, Stringer, Harris, Wight 26. Giblin, Ashwell, Elliot, Rico 28, v. Braddock, Garner, Walker, Hewitson 16. Morrison, Leslie, Lauchland, Sewell 17. v. Ansley, Frankish, Toop, Parkes 16. McPhail, Cathro, Campbell, Gordon 20, v. Gibson, Quin, Ormsby, Wcrnham 18. Bell, Williams, Cobb, Kirkwood 19, v. Russell, Amies, Harle, R. Armstrong W. Brown, Whitlock, Laurie, Delves 21, v. Hammond, Gaze, Gillies, Clinkard 19. Blackburne, Richardson, Baxter, Green 20, v. Stanton, F. Smith, W. Upton, J. Upton 18. Cunningham, Newsome, Rhodes, Coombe 29 v. Coltman, Lilburn, Bassett, McMillan 18. WANGANUI CLUB The*rc was an excellent muster of players on the Wanganui green on Saturday. Visiting rinks were present from St. John’s, Rapanui, Gonville, and Wanganui East. Tho following are the results of the games played. AV. Gordon, Andrew, Ballingall, Herd (St. John’s) 18, v. Bracks, McLean, Goldstone, Crawford 21. Park, Clench, Low, Handley (Rapanui) 21 v. Morrison, V. B. Willis, Newton, Johnson 24. Hodson, Bamford, Black, Caldwell (Wanganui East) 16 v. McSkimming, H. Willis, Cramond, McFarlane 19. Gowan, Piper, Mailman, Christensen (Gonville) 1.1, v. White, Doull, Aylmer, Tilley 27. Holland, Hogg. Addenbrooke, Adams 9 v. Brookes, Morpeth, Roberts, G. Brown 25. Halligan, Crosby. P. Thomsan, Flower 29 v. Baberfeld, Wainhouse, Hally, Allomos 12. J. Muir, Pargeter, Thorp, Robertson 22 v. W. Thomson, Frankish, Campbell, F. I. Jones 20. Poynter, Mann, Boyd. O’Meara 25, v. Grover, McClymont, Trcloar, J. Patterson 19. Sherwin, Merry, Rudkin, Hedditch 6, v. Rhimes, F. Wilson, Barton, Rev. Cox 28. Lovett, J. Smith. P. Lewis, Gemmoll 18, v. Valentine, Gower, Sherwan, Rowe 21. West, J. A. Thomson, H. Muir, Williamson 16; Moynihan, Liggins, Cavell, Holroyd 21. GONVILLE CLUB With ideal weather and a perfect green a happy afternoon was spent on the Gonville green on Saturday. Rinks from St. John’s, Wanganui, and Wanganui East were entertained. Results were as follows, tho visitors being mentioned first in each instance: Bird, Smith, Michie, Lancaster (StJohn’s) .17 v. Davy, Greener, Bourne, Stool (Gonville) 22. Chapple, Brotherton, Cohen. Simmonds (Wanganui) 21 v. James, Taylor, W. Healey. Moutray (Gonville) 12. Burns, Gray, Findlay, Wight '(Wanganui East) 19 v. Fisher, Symonds, Evans, Laird (Gonville) 26. Luff, Hall. Naumann, Bell 18, v. Rowan, Denman, Chenery, Saunders 18. Davis, Hampton, Gordon. Kirk 16 v. Lake, Turner, Bowator, Webb-Jones 16. Bird and Boarjl 26 v. Edwards and Corby 28. WANGANUI EAST CLUB Bowlers prefer to remain on their own green on opening day. Thus it was that no visits to other clubs wore paid bv Wanganui East on opening day. but official visits wore paid last Saturday, when all tho city clubs in addi tion to Rapanui, were ’•opresented in return at the Wanganui East green. This was in perfect order and all games were much enjoyed. Prior to the commencement of play the visitors were accorded a cordial welcome by the president, Mr L. Travers. Following are the results of the play: Stone. Stewart. Dustin, Meuli (Wan ganui) 19 v. Holloway, Fletcher, Hein old. Hutchins 25. Roberts, Billins, T. Brown, Willis (Rapanui) 19 v. Tippins, Bloomfield. Moorby, Scrivener 23. Sutton, Clark, Healey, Fyfe (Gonville) 24 v. Harris, Banks, Gilbertson, Travers 18. Carrad, Leigh. Bromley, Goodey (St. John’s) 23 v. Raine, Gillespie, Graham, Cox on IS. Club games resulted as follows: Mandcr, Bowling, Martin 22 v. Ellis, Baniber, Jones 20. Ahern, Lind, McLaren 17 v. Ingleman, Streeter. Edmonds 17.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 74, Issue 241, 12 October 1931, Page 4
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673BOWLING Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 74, Issue 241, 12 October 1931, Page 4
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