WANGANUI BOWLING

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 85, Issue 301, 22 December 1941, Page 7

WANGANUI BOWLING

SATURDAY’S RESULTS With inter-club visits cancelled on Saturday. Wanganui bowlers took a - vantage of the opportunity to advance dub competitions a further stage, rhe weather, though fine, was rather loisterous. VICTORIA CLUB. Following are the results of (1.? sixth round of the full rinks competition played on Saturday by Cite Victoria Bowling Club: — E. Vincent. C. Whyte, L. Palmer. R. Schumacher 26 v. H. Dreyer. J. Martin. C. Hammond. H. Fry 15; T. Edwards. K. Cunningham. J. Burton, W. Denman 18 v. D. Voltz. R. Hammond, A. Ward. H. White 11; D. Williams. R. McGinity, W. Browne 21 v. 1.. Marie. J. Munro, W. Miller 15: W Drummond. S. Cunningham, W. Baxter 25 v- F. Littlejohn, F. Galyer, 1’ Swan 10. A pairs tourney will he played on Boxing Day (Friday), commencing at 10 a m., and the seventh round of the full rink competition will be played on Saturday. WANGANUI EAST CU B. In place of friendly games cancelled the Wanganui East Bowling Club continued its club full rink competitions on Saturday. Details of play are:—Robertson. Clark. McDougall 14 v. Gray, Boswell. Tippins 21: Munro, Dixon. McPherson, Stewart 23 v. Jones, Dempster, Rogerson, Baine 12; Waiker. Ellis, Begbie, Holloway 23 v. Curtis, Tate, Stanton, Carveil 16; Thomas, Dennison, Hawkins. Gillespie 21 v. Willis, Lintz, Ross, Haworth 18; Carmody. Dann. I i ay lor, Gaut 20 v. Benge. Simpson, Black. Webby 15; Larsen, Mac Kay. McKessar, Burns 24 v. Dempsey, Northey. Bamford. Fletcher II; Beil. M. Stewart, Beauchamp, Partridge 23 v. Bradshaw, Colman. Penn, McCracken 17. COSMOPOLITAN ULI B. The fifth round of the Cosmopolitan Cluo's full rink competition was played on Saturday in good conditions. Following are the results:-- Gullery. Rooinson, Powell, W. Baxter 26 v. Stroud, Spooner, Lauchland. Johnson 18; Turner, Overend, Holden 23 v. Grooby, Wakely, Baddeley 16; Robertson. Taylor, Watson. Bridges 17 v Gow, Riding. Goss, Willis 18; Benson, Barrett, McKay 16 v. Hodgson, Norfolk. J. Baxter 24. ."’ext Friday (Boxing Day) an allday tournament will be held, commencing at 9.30 a m. ST. JOHN'S CIA B The sixth round of the nub fours competition, was played on Saturday by the St. John s Bowling Club, wita results as follow:—Aitken, R. V. Brown, Kirk, Glover 23 v. Ansley, Peters, Coltman, D. J. Armstrong IS; P. Whitlock, Ois(?n, Bourne, Gordon 21 v Pidgeon, Wells, Ansell, Hutchinson 18; Scott, Dawes, Moss, Wight 23 v. Lee. F. Whitlock, Sedon, Bassett 21; McPhail, Noble, Woods, A. Pepper 22 v. Mew, Howells, Dearsley, Toop 19; Fugleman, Glenny, A. W. Blown. Falconer 22 v. Datsun. Bates, Green, Michie 20: Davidson. Williams, Wallace, Stringer 2 2v. Garrick. Chesswav Anderson, W- Harris 14; Bird, Hamilton, W. Pepper, Clinkard 23 v. Dennis, Patohett, Shaw. Mackay 20; Cameron, McCaul. Delves, Broadhead 24 v. Campbell, Denton, Carrad. Benefield 20; Hay, Hargreaves, Caird, Brass 23 v Simpson, Ellis, Gilbertson, Kickwood 20; McCormack. Havill, C. S. Brow n H. S. Harris 24 v. Chambe s, Henry Dnvvr.ey. Murch 19; Tfungei, Fleming, Easton. Herd 22 v. Colnte:, Hadfield. W. Brown, Richdale 20, Barns, Hodson. Haywood. Hcwetson 22 v. Allen, Newsome, F. Pepper Moffatt 21. (.ON\ ILLE ULI B. Competition games were played on Saturday by members of the Gonville Bowling Club, and there was a good attendance. Following are the results of games played:—Berryman. D. Beil, Durrant. Tinney 23 v. Hoar, Bird. James, W. Healey 15; M. Anderson, Sharpe, Clemoes, Beard 22 v. Stewart, Martin. Puddle, Fyfe 25; Richardson. Hendra, Carline, Laird 13 v. Vincent. Brown, Edwards, Naumann 28. P. Anderson, Harris. Cornish, Fisher 22 v. Blomlieid. Allen, Russell, Kirk 14. Banks, Edlin. Hunwick, J. Healey 21 v. Davy, R. Spurdie, Gowan. Thurston 20. Chisholm. Copley, Piper, Mailman 23 v. A. Spurdie, Sherrill, Smith. Corby 20. WANGANUI CLUB. The cancellation of the Centre fixtures allowed another round of the club lull-rink competition to be played on Saturday at the Wanganui Club's green, with the loilovving results. Collingwood, Babbage, A. Anderson, Bond 18 v. Culloty, P Graham, Sperring, Goodey 18; Mursell, Chelley. C. P. Brown, Hayvyard 23 v. Hart, Dunbar, Holland, Steel 22; Tremain. Kilgour, Haly, Gordon 30 v. Higginbottom, Wright, Barclay, Lowe 28; Crosby, Roberts, Armstrong, Price 19 v. Tomsett, Horton, Glengarry. Crawford 14; Gilmour, Harmer, Young. Boyd 23 v. Cox. Nicholls. Buchan. Hales 17; Hammond. Sutherland. Roche. Harris 21 v. Morrison, Blythe, Halligan, Moir 14; Cade, D, B. Robertson, Haworth, Thomson 22 v. Hanson, Addenbrooke, Bebarfald. C. N. Johnson 13; J. H. Johnston, Hole, Doust, Tilley 23 v. Utlley, J. White. Jackson, Stone 13; Doig, McDonald. Bretherton, Cooke 25 v. Jannings, C. Graham. G. A. Brown, Wilson 13; Ry al. McElwain, Brains, Patterson, 34 V West, McLaren, Newton. Allomes 17; Dick. G. H. White. Liddell, Gemmell 36 v. McSkimming, Wansorough, Evans. Treloar 3. CHRISTMAS TOURNAMENT REVISED DRAW FOR SECTIONS The emergency havin : resulted in some of the original entrants for the Wanganui Bowling Centre’s Christmas tournament being unable to play, and other not available originally being now able to take part, the closing of entries was extended until Saturday. Forty entries have been received and these have been drawn into the following four sections of 10. the ideal number, each playing all others in their section:— .Section A. Kirk. Cooke. V,. Hanis,

Kirkwood, Bond, A. W. Brown, Burns, McCracken, Naumann, Baddeley. Section B.—Fletcher, Corby, C. P. Biown. Moffatt, Jack, Woods, Hewetson, Steel, Quarterman. Thurston. Section C.—Haliigxn, Duncan. H. s. Harris, Mailman, Holloway, Lowe, G. S. Gordon, A. Pepper, Rogerson, Boulton. Section D.—Gillespie, Thomson, Clemoes, Taylor (Manawatui, Hunwick. Reynolds, Datson, Benclieid, Jackson, D J. Armstrong, The greens vv.ll be as follow.— First Day.—Sections A and B, on Wanganui green; sections C and D, on St. John's green. First Day.—Sections A and C, on Wanganui green: sections B and D, on St. John's green. Third Day.—Sections A and B. on St. John's green: sections C and B. on Wanganui green. Post-section play will take place on the Wanganui green.