BOWLING

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 83, Issue 1, 3 January 1939, Page 10

BOWLING

WANGANUI CLUB HOLIDAY GATHERINGS NEW YEAR TOURNAMENT. The fine weather brought a good holiday gathering to the Wanganui Bowling Club’s green on Saturday afternoon. Visitors from outside centres took part in the play. Despite the gusty wind, the faster greens made the friendly games most enjoyable. Results are: — J. H. Johnston, Stockwell, Gordon, Capp 32, v. Strouts, Mancer, McLaren, Gemmell 11. Collingwood, Bebarfald, Goss. O’Meara 25, v. Barclay, McMillan, Newton, London 11. Bracks, W. Robertson, Armstrong, McCrea 23, v. Uttley, Lander, A. Anderson, Hales 15. Dick, Masters, Hally, Adams 25, v. Morrison, Sutherland, Fulford, Stone 17 Hanson, Addenbrooke, Doust, V. R. Cooke 22, v. Franklin, Evans, G. A. Brown, Crawford 17. Roche, West, White, Patterson 25, v. Hammond, Tomsett, D. B. Robertson, Meuli 21. Meads, Boyens, Jackson, Bond 23, v. Gide, Blennerhassett, Smith, Thomson 22. L. C. Young, G. H. Robertson, J. Stewart, Boyd 19, v. Norfolk, Carruthers, A. D. Tilley, Aylmer 18. New Year Tournament. Five rounds of 11 heads were played in a most enjoyable tournament on the Wanganui green yesterday. Rinks skipped by Thomson, O’Meara and Lowe had four wins, Thomson winning on points scored. Results are: — First Round. Barclay, Harper, Armstrong, O’Meara 11, v. Johnston, Masters, Norfolk, Crawford 5. Bracks, Lander, Doolan, Thomson 15, v. Strouts, Sutherland, Blythe, Stone 8. Hanson, Windle, Calder, Anderson 10, v. Collingwood, Robertson, Young, Meuli 7. Cade, West, McLaren, Quarterman 3, v. Glengarry, Carruthers, G. A. Brown, Cooke 17. Bebarfald, Tilley, Capp 12, v. Franklin, Hales, London 6. Jannings, Jackson, Bond 9, v. Tomsett. White, Aylmer 14. Blennerhassett, Stewart, Boyd 7, v. Stockwell, Hally, Lowe 14. Second Round. Thomson 9, v. Lowe 12. Anderson 13, v. Crawford 11. Quarterman 11, v. Stone 5. Capp 8, v. Meuli 9. Bond 11, v. Cooke 5. O’Meara 9, v. Aylmer 13. Boyd 14, v. London 4. Third Round. Bond 4. v. Meuli 18. Boyd 11, v. Cooke 10. O’Meara 14, v. London 11. Thomson 19, v. Aylmer 9. Anderson 6, v. Lowe 10. Quarterman 11, v. Crawford 16. Capp 11, v. Stone 13. Rourth Round. Anderson 13, v. Aylmer 14. Quarterman 13, v. Lowe 4. Capp 9, v. Crawford 11. I Bond 9, v. Stone 8. i Boyd 7, v. Meuli 8. | O’Meara 12, v. Cooke 11. Thomson 12, v. London 10. Fifth Round. Boyd 18, v. Stone 5. O'Meara 12, v. Meuii 8. Thomson 13, v. Cooke 9. Anderson 10, v. London 8. Quarterman 18, v. Aylmer 5. Capp 12, v. Lowe 13. Bond 11, v. Crawford 21. Summary. Thomson: 4 wins, 1 loss 68 points O’Meara: 4 wins, 1 loss 60 points Lowe: 4 wins, 1 loss 53 points WANGANUI EAST CLUB PROGRESSIVE PAIRS TOURNEY FULL-RINK COMPETITION Last Saturday morning the Wanganui East Club held a progressive pairs tournament, when five rounds were played, the winning skip being Raine, with Gray as the winning lead. Details:—■ Skips.—Raine 5, Burns 44, Rush 4, Penn 31, Bamford 3, McKessar 24, Taylor 24, F. Brown 2, McKay 1, Duncan 1, Cosgrove 1, Scoullar 0. Leads. —Gray 4, Wakely 34, Otto 34, Thomas 3, Stanton 3, Beauchamp 3, W. Stewart 24, Ellis 24, Putt 2, Armstrong 1, Mclvor 1, Bellringer 1. Afternoon Play In the afternoon there was a good muster of players, when friendly full rinks were played. Details: Thomas, Taylor, Scoullar, Raine 18, v. Begbie, McAfee, Rogerson, Carved . 17. I Bellringer, Stanton, Muir, Fletcher , 26, v. Wakely, Mclvor, Gillespie, Partridge 20. , Otto, Penn, Tippins, Burns 22, v. W. , Stewart, McKessar, Black, McKay 16. ; Beauchamp, Simpson, Cosgrove, Beckett 23, v. Benge, Boswell, Liddell, , McCracken 18. Gray, Colman, Bamford, F. Brown I 16, v. Roberts, Willis, Duncan, Rush i 12. Hum Cup Next Thursday, at 5 o’clock, Wanganui East, the holders, will defend a challenge from the Castlecliff Club for the Hurn Cup. i RAPANUT CLUB TOURNAMENT TO-DAY Commencing at 9.30 this morning, the Rapanui Bowling Club will hold a one-day tournament. Tournaments on this green are always popular and an enjoyable days is assured. The green is iH excellent order, players are re- . quested to bring their lunch.

ST. JOHNS CLUB SUCCESSFUL ONE-DAY TOURNAMENTS The St. John’s Bowling Club ran a one-day and an afternoon tournament on Saturday, also an all-day tournament yesterday. The weather being favourable there were excellent attendances and the games were thoroughly enjoyed by all. Kirkwood had a double win, winning the all-day tourneys on Saturday and Monday. N. Wallace skipped the winning rink on Saturday afternoon. The results of Saturday’s play are as follow: — All-day Tourney First Round Engleman, Shaw, Baxter, Toop 11, v. F. Pepper, Colmer, Mackay, Stringer 7. Hay, Greener, Caird, Hounsell 13, v. Guy, —, A. Pepper, Hutchinson 5. Downey, J. T. Williams, Kidd, Beswick 14, v. W. Pepper, —, Calder, R. Armstrong 4. Ansell, Hoffman, B. Armstrong, Kirkwood 11, v. Harle, Thomson, Woods, Hewetson 5. Simpson, Ansley, Moffatt, Herd 13, v. McPhail, Henry, W. Brown, Ormsby 9. Second Round Herd 11, v. Toop 10. Hutchinson 10, v. Armstrong 9. Hounsell 12, v. Hewetson 4. Beswick 13, v. Ormsby 4. Kirkwood 12, v. Stringer 8. Third Round Kirkwood 10. v. Toop 3. Armstrong 18, v. Hewetson 10. Hutchinson 10, v. Ormsby 8. Hounsell 17, v. Stringer 4. Herd 10, v. Beswick 5. Fourth Round Beswick 13, v. Toop 3. Hewetson 11, v. Ormsby 10. Armstrong 10, v. Stringer 6. Herd 7, v. Hutchinson 6. Kirkwood 11, v. Hounsell 8. • Fifth Round Toop 10, v. Hounsell 9. Ormsby 12, v. Stringer 8. Hewetson 11, v. Herd 6. Armstrong 19, v. Kirkwood 1. Hutchinson 11, v. Beswick 6. Kirkwood’s and Herd's rinks having tied with four wins each, they played a seven-head game to decide the winner, the result being: Kirkwood 6, Herd 5. Afternoon Tourney First Round Easton, S. J. Smith, Cathro, Wight 8. v. Newsome, Burns, Bird, Green 6. Dennis, —, Dearsley, Murch 9, v. Havill, J. Havill, W. Gordon, Benefield 8. Pidgeon, —, Coltman, Wallace 10, v. Anderson, Clements, Mackie, Brass 4. Holland, —, Goddard, W. Harris 12, v. Williams, Therkleson, McTubbs, W. D. Harris 4. Sedon, Ellis, Laird, Glover 8, v. Carpenter, Gibson, Kendrick, Puddle 5. England, W. J. Browne, Laughton, Bassett 8, v. P. Whitlock, Puddle, jnr., Upton, Michie 3. Second Round Wight 10, v. Michie 5. Wallace 10, v. Murch 5. Benefield 8, v. W. Harris 4.

Brass 8, v. Glover 3. W. D. Harris 8, v. Bassett 3. Green 9, v. Puddle 6. Third Round Puddle 7, v. Wight 5. Wallace 6, v. W. Harris 5. Murch 6, v. Glover 5. Bassett 6, v. Benefield 4. Green 6, v. Brass 1. W. D. Harris 7, v. Michie 6. Fourth Round Wight 9, v. W. D. Harris 3. W. Harris 6, v. Glover 3. Wallace 7, v. Bassett 5. Murch 13, v. Green 10. Benefield 7, v. Michie 5. Puddle 6, v. Brass 4. Wallace's rink won outright. Monday's Tournament First Round Ansell, Shaw, Caird, Hounsell 9, v. Downey, Ansley, W. Gordon, Brass 8. Engleman, Easton, Kidd, R. Armstrong 19, v. Woods, J. T. Willialns, B. Armstrong, Moffatt 9. Simpson, Dennis, Wallace, Ormsby 19, v. Guy, Thomson, C. S. Brown, Beswick 7. Laughton, Havill, jnr., Willis, Michie 8, v. W. Pepper, Hoffman, Sanders, Herd 6. F. Pepper, Sedon, W. D. Harris, Green 10, v. Phillips, J. Puddle, T. Puddle, G. Puddle 7. W. Brown, Colmer, Harle, Kirkwood 13, v. McPhail, Greener, Dearsley. Glover 9. Hay, Fulford. A. Pepper. Hutchinson 12. v, Mackie, G. Havill, Hewetson, Murch 7. Second Round Hutchinson 11. v. Hounsell 5. Moffatt 8, v. Beswick 6. Michie 9. v. Armstrong 8. Ormsby 17, v. Puddle 10. Herd 13, v. Glover 10. Green 10, v. Murch 8. Kirkwood 17, v. Brass 10. Third Round ■ Kirkwood 9, v. Hounsell 8. 1 Beswick 12, v. Michie 4. ] Puddle 14, v. Moffatt 9. ; Armstrong 9, v. Glover 5. Murch 12, v. Ormsby 8. Brass 17, v. Herd 4. Hutchinson 11, v. Green 7. Fourth Round Green 12, v. Hounsell 9. Michie 8, v. Puddle 5. Beswick 16, v. Glover 7. Moffatt 9, v. Murch 7. Armstrong 10, v. Brass 9. Hutchinson 12, v. Ormsby 8. Kirkwood 18, v. Herd 14. Fifth Round | Herd 10, v. Hounsell 6. | Glover 8. v. Puddle 6. Murch 16, v. Michie 10. Beswick 8, v. Brass 7. Hutchinson 11, v. Moffatt 7. Kirkwood 13, v. Armstrong 10. Ormsby 15, v. Green 14. The play-off of ties resulted: Kirkwood 6, v. Hutchinson 4. Toui ament To-day Another tournament, rinks or pairs, according to numbers present, will be held to-day, commencing at 9 a.m. sharp.