ROUND THE GREENS

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 90, Issue 19, 23 January 1946, Page 7

ROUND THE GREENS

WANGANUI BOWLING CLUB TOURNAMENT A very successful all-day tournament was held on the Wanganui Bowling Club’s green for the Anniversary Day holiday, 18 fours taking part in five rounds of play. The team skipped by W. J. Stone proved successful in all five games. Results:—

First round: Sutcliffe, Miller, Cade, Boulton 14 v. Skelsey, Pritchard, Gilmour, Glengarry 8; Grant, Lander, Cox, Paton 8 v. Hendry, Muir, Buchan, Patterson 7; Lange, Brown, Sperring, Hayward 7 v. Dempster, McLaren, F. G. H. Walker, Wylie 14; Kilgour, Scott, Halligan, Cooke 7 v. C. P. Brown, Richards, Blade, Bond 14; Low, Pidgeon, Liddell, Wilson 1 v. Strachan, W. R. Thomson, Haworth, Harris 18; Foster, Vincent, Tomsett. Roche 13 v. Slater, Hoar, Young Goodey 7; Pawson, McDonald, Barclay, Plurnmer 14 v. A. E. Thompson, J. H. Johnston, White, McKay 3; Boyd, Chelley, Greener, Stone 15 v. Steel, Masters, Sanders, Hammond 2; Bates, Brydone, L. G. Walker, D. Walker 14 v. Uttley, J. A. Thomson Ward, P. Thomson 2.

Second round: Goodey 4 v. Plummer 9; McKay 7 v. Stone 10; Hammond, 9 v. Walker 11; Boulton 8 v. Thomson 10; Glengarry 7 v. Paton 10. Patterson 9 v. Hayward 12; Wylie 9 v. Cooke 8; Bond 12 v. Wilson 4; Harris 19 v. Roche 14. Third round: Patterson 4 v. Cooke 9- Wylie 4 v. Wilson 9; Bond 4 v. Roche 15; Harris 5 v. Plummer 8; Goodey Iv. Stone 12; McKay 7 v. Walker 11; Boulton 9 v. Hammond 7; Paton 9 V. Thomson 12; Glengarry 6 v. Hayward 11. Fourth round: Harris 14 v. Walker 10; Boulton 11 v. Goodey 14; Paton 11 V. McKay 19; Hayward 10 v. Hammond 11'; Cooke 7v. Thomson 9; Glengarry 12 v. Wilson 7; Patterson 9 v. Roche 10; Wylie 11 v. Plummer 11: Bond 7 v. Stone 9. Fifth round: Wilson 11 v. Hammond 9; Roche 9 v. Thomson 7; Glengarry 9 v. Plummer 4; Patterson 4 v. Stone 14; Wylie 5 v. Walker 15; Boulton 8 v. Bond 7; Paton 12 v. Harris 6; Hayward 10 v. Goodey 7; Cooke 7 v. McKay 8. Summary: Stone, 5 wins; Roche, Walker, 4; Plummer, 3}; Boulton, Paton, Hayward, Harris, Thomson, 3; Wylie, 24; Glengarry, Bond, McKay 2. " ST. JOHN’S CLUB With eight teams visiting Waverley there was a small attendance at the St. John's green and the 28 players engaged in a progressive pairs tournament of five rounds. The following took part.—Skips: Bassett, Tizard, Herd, Ormsby, Bates, McPhail, Hutchinson, Moffatt, Michie, Caird, Ansell, Murch, Ginn and Green. Leads: Dymock, Jackson, Hermans, Williams, Thomas, Hadfield, Greager, Kaywood, Elliott, Payne, Robson, Peat, Allen and Keating. The winning skip was Herd, with five wins, the runners-up being Tizard, Murch, and Ginn with four wins. Four leads tied with four wins, singles games of five ends being played to find the winner. Kaywood beat Hermans and Robson beat Allen. In the final Robson beat Kaywood by 5 to 4 on an extra end. The winner is only a first-season player.