ROUND THE GREENS
SATURDAY’S BOWLING RESULTS Under fine weather conditions, though a high cross wind at, times proved tricky, the fourth round of the various club fours competitions was played on various Wanganui bowling greens on Saturday. In addition there was a challenge match for the Bannerette at the Gonville green, the defenders (Gonville) retaining the trophy after just managing a draw with the Ohakune challengers. ST. JOHN’S CLUB
As a change from the club fours Saturday games, the St. John’s Club engaged in what is known as the “Pepper Fours.” These games were suggested by the late president, Mr. Aurthur Pepper, whereby players play in positions other than those in which they are classified. Club skips are divided, half playing skip and half three in the A section games, club threes playing half as lead in this section and half as skips in B lection games. Leads play half as twos in A games and half as threes in B section. Half of the twos play lead and half two in B games. Selection is made alternatively from the beginning and the end of the alphabet. On this occasion they were drawn from the end. Resul<s of games are:—
A Section. —O’Keefe. Luscombe (Manaia), Clinkard, Kirk 21, v. McPhail, Hunger, Herd, Moffatt 18; Shaw, Wakely, Jim Glover. Johnson 21 v Threadgold, P. Whitlock, Bourne, Weenink 19; Smith, Suddaby, Green, Michie 26, v. E. Taylor, Glenny, Beattie, Laughton 23; Richard, Peters, Hounsell. W. Pepper 25, v. D. Taylor, Miller, Gilbertson, Robertson 20; Hill, Payne, Eassett, Kirkwood 32, v. H. Lee, J. Lee, Broadhead. F. Pepper 18; Ormsby, Ward, W. D. Harris, Murch 23, v. Olsen, Gold, ack, H. S. Harris. Hutchinson 20; Moss, Jackson, Caird, Tcop 18, v. Parsons, Ginn. Armstrong, Wight 11. B Section.—Hicks, W. W. Brown, Ellis, Bamford 24, v. Murray, Gurr, W. J. Browne, Joe Glover 14; R. Pepper, A. Brown, Aitken, Dennis 20, v. J. Robertson, Greager, Buckman, Hay 19; Jones, Dymock. Garrick, Ashwell 16 v. Williams, Harp, Garrick, Ashwell 16; Haywood, Bridges. R. V. Brown, Hargreaves 20. v. F. Whitlock. Elliott, Davison, Davidson 17; Richardson, Gibbard, Engleman, Handley 21, v. Robson, W. J. Harris, C. S. Brown, Downey 18; Peat. Burns, Allen, Ansell 21, v. Watts. Bilderbeck, Dann, Coltman 19; Thomas, Congreve, Bourke, Dow 20, v. C. H. Miller. Hadfield, Anderson, Bromiley 14. Third round games in A and B pairs and singles and first round games in B championship games must bep layed not later than Saturday, December 1. WANGANUI EAST CLUB
The fourth round of the club fours was played by Wanganui East Club members on Saturday under line weather conditions. Results: — Larsen, Felix Green, Stanton, Gaunt 20, v. T. Dennison, Simp.on, McDougall, Burns 20; D. Munro, Hurley, Bellringer, Benefield 20, v. Phillips, McAfee, H. Haworth, McKessar 19; W. Scott, Lints. Beauchamp. TumiLy 23, v. Willis. B. Munro, Tippins, Hogan 29; Ward, McGregor, M. Stewart, McTherson 22. v. R. Gray, McKernan, Bell, Fletcher 20; R. Scott. Bamber, Cowan, Taylor 22, v. Gould, Thomas, Tate, Partridge 12; A. Gray, Brougham, Dempster, McKay 29, v. Walpole, Colman, Bowling, Holmes 19; C. Gaunt, Bradshaw, Rogerson, Hawkins 22, v. Callaghan, Frank Green, Gillespie, C. Haworth 17; Rivers, Cook, Raine 20, v. Armstrong, Eegbie, Webby 19. W ANGANUI CLUB
A high cross wind made bowling tricky at times at the Wanganui green when the fourth round of the Club Fours was played on Saturday afternoon. Results’ -- Beadle, Hanson, Jannings, Moir 2i v. Aitken, Hoar, N. G. Armstrong, Lowe 17; Dunbar, Uttley, Mursell Boulton 27 v. Roberts, H. J. Armstrong, Barclay, D. J. B. Walker 13; Carr, Miller, Tremain, Plummer 30 v. Cullen, Horton, G. A. Brown, C. P. Brown 14; J. Morrison, Higginbottom, Bretherton, McKay 27 v. S. T. Pritchard, Wilkie, Haworth, G. S. Gordon 11; Taylor, Pidgeon, Crawford, Gemmell 27 v. Babbage, V. B. Willis, L. G, Walker, Bond 23; Boyd, Lander, Aylmer, Anderson 23 v. Foster, A. B. Gilmour, Sedon, Dick 14; W. N. Willis, Muir, Tomsett, Hayward 19 v. Sutcliffe, McLaren, Halligan, Treloar 12; Austin, 1. Johnston, Liddell, Goodey 24 v. Grant, McDonald, Bracks, P. Thomson 17’ Strachan, J. H. Johnston, Spurring, Roche 19 v. R. N. Wilson, Chelley, Sanders, W. Gordon 19; Harmer, Black, Cook, A. D. Tilley 27 v. McElwain, Doust, Cox, London 17; Bates, Hammond, Greener, Patterson, 22 v. Hart, Otto, Price, Jack 13; A. E. Thompson, J. A. Thomson, F. G. H. Walker, McFarlane 26 v. Kilgour, W. R. G. Thomson, Buchan, Hales 25; Silk, Cade, Doig, Harris 21 v. Gohns, W. D. Low, Young, Capp 11; Vincent, Graham, Cooke 25 v. Blythe, West, J. Cook, F. W. Wilson 12; Slater, Brydone, Robertson, Steel 20 v. G. W. Brown, Richards, Ward. Paton 17.
GONVILLE CLUB The fourth round of Club Fours on Saturday at. the Gonville green resulted as follows: Brown, Stent, Smith, J. Healey 20 v. Ayson, Jtassell, Lynch, Beard 11; R. Spurdie, Cate, Blackie, P. Anderson I’4 \. Venlmore, Harris, Evans, Fisher 22; Edlin, Tinney, Piper 22 v. Hendra, Martin, Hampton 15; Adamson, Stuart, W. Wilson, Richdale 28 v. A. Spurdie, Batt, Wiggens, L imy 18; Allen, Bell, Willis, Mailman 21 v. Copley, Hawkes, Merriman, Kirk 13; Beattie, Wales, Durrant, Stewart 21 v. Berryman, Walker, Cornish, W., Healey 19; Hamilton, Brooking, M. Anderson, Fyfe 23 v. Blomfield, Jones, Gowan, Armstrong 19; Sherrill, Dandy, Chisholm, Naumann 25 v. McCormack, Foster, Schumacher, Carline 16. BANNERETTE CHA LLENGE At the conclsuion of a keenly-con-tested game Gonville managed to tie with Ohakune on the last end, thus retaining the trophy. Result: Rountree (skip), Corby, Whyman, Grant. (Gonville) 23 v. Herdman (skip), Taylor, Pearson, Mclntyre (Ohakune) 23. COSMOPOLITAN CLUB The fourth round of the club’s full rinks was played on Saturday by Cosmopolitan Bowling Club members. Results were:—Gullery, Holloway, Littlejohn, Denman 28,* v. McLean, Gray, Grooby, Seeling .19; Pluck, McDonald. Turner, Booth 28, v. Cavuye, Clisby, Saunders, Holden 25; Findlay, Perret , Overend, Taylor 22. v. Ciaik. Gurney, Biidges. Gos; 13; Wasson. N. Fayen, Ryan, Lauchland 28, v. Dew, E. Fayen, Robeitson, Baxter 19. VICTORIA CLUB
Following are the results of games played by members of the Victoria Boyiing Club on SaturdayWestaway, Loader. Palmer, 11. White 23, v. Larnerton, Dale. Mitchell, Ward 16; Stoneman, Andrew, McGregor. Benge 12, v. Galyer, H. Taylor, Dixon, Mathie 21; Neilson, Dawson, Dreyer Benson 14, v. Hill, L. Taylor, Mur..** Cun»ngham 21; E. Davidson. W. Davidson, Alexander, Barten 23, v. Ansley, M. Baxter, Koorey, W. Swan 18.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 89, Issue 279, 26 November 1945, Page 2
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