Cosmopolitan And Victoria Clubs Play Shield And Banner Fours Matches

Wanganui Chronicle, 13 November 1950, Page 7

Cosmopolitan And Victoria Clubs Play Shield And Banner Fours Matches

Cosmopolitan anti Victoria bowling | clubs played the lirst round ol the Shield (senior) and Banner (junior) fours games on Saturday, with the following results:— SHIELD MATCHES. Head, Staines, Doyle and Ward (Vic.) 23, Fayen, Gowan, Moodie and Holden (Cosmo) 12; Waters, Bigham Pargeter and Hawke (Cosmo) 16 v Barlow, Beasley, McKenzie and Baxter (Vic.) 17; Johnson, Ander, Loader and Cuningham (Vic.) 19, Hogg, Barry, F. Clisby and Thurston (Cos.) 23. The Shield games were played on the Cosmopolitan green. BANNER MATCHES. Wilson, H. Clisby, Garrick and Goss (Cosmo.) 9, Holman, Grant, Slight, Littlejohn 30; Baird, Pluck, Taylor and Clark (Cosmo) 14, Lister, Spittali, Bilderbeck, Mathie 26; Sutherland, Nalder, Turner and Benson (Cosmo.) 15, Ramsey, Angliss, Raukawa, Ansley 32. Banner matches were played on the Victoria green. Summary: In the shield matches Victoria had two wins and Cosmopolitan one. In the Banner contests, Victoria won all three matches. The Victoria Club won both the Shield and the Banner last season. Cosmopolitan The following club game was played on the Cosmopolitan green, a club singles: Duncan 20 v Neal 15. Castlecliff Results of club fours: Travers 26, beat Watters 13; Stent 9, lost to Atp\ ns Dunean 22, beat Gutteridge St. John’s Club games played on the St. John’s green resulted:— Simmonds, Cvitanovitch, Whitlock and Easton 23, v. A. Brown, R. V. Brown and Armstrong 15; I. Williams, McGruer and Kirk 24, v J. T. Peters, Ashwell and Wiggins 17; Downs, Fowler and Moss 26, v Anderson, Watts and Fleming '8; Dawes, Cherry, Lee and F. Pepper 26, v Grainger, Adams, Jarden and Dunlop 20; Dunstall, Blair, Goldsack and Broadhead 17, v Gurr, Henry, E. Taylor and Caird 26; Mathews, Robertson, Gibson and Shaw 20, v Tomlinson, Dymock, Bamford and D. Taylor 19; Hay, Downey, and C. P. Bates 18, v Hicks, Hargraves and Dearley 22; Hermans, Suddaby and McKay 21, v Burns, Glenny and Hounsell 17.

Victoria A club lours match played on the Victoria green resulted: Perret:, Fitsimmons, Voice and Stevens 15, Munroe Thomas, Rhodes, Hammond 16. R.S.A. Club lours weie continued on Saturday, rsults being as follows: — Pauli, Petersen, Campbell and Pepper beat Goss, Haggerty, Howes and Robertson 16-15. Cordingley, Soundy, Holland and Johnson beat Lind, P.ooth, Bridges and Toop 25-18. Dale, Connell, O'Reilly and Browne beat Fowler, Shepherd, Verran and Denman 20-19. Phelan, List and Beauchamp beat Pettit, Wakely, Rowell and Pocock 21-20. Papworth, May, Merewether and Aitken beat Ward, Haines, P*. Bourne and Spooner 20-16. Shields, Ansell, Grooby and Kinzett beat Maison, Johnston, Gilberd and W. Bourne 18-14. Fairwea iier, Finlay, Gray and Stewart drew with Burgess, Pritchard, Brittain and lAuttHJ 17-17. Gonville Results of ‘.he third round in the fours competition:— Shipton, Chelley, Cornish and Giover 26 v J. Watso.i, Dunn, R. Spurdie and W. Healy 14; Keats, L. Mailman, V. Venimore and C. Piper 21 v Hawkes, Brooking, Tomlinson and C. Stewart 23; J. Batt, D. Hi. ns A. Spindle and P Durrant 29 v F. w. At‘.'ey, W. Thrush, D. Cm _>y and Bla .-kie 17; Bell, A. Gurney, H. nites and J. Hraiy 26 v Seiwood, V/ariway, B Biliks and R. Hampton 17, T. Anderson, Greenhill, A. Whyman, and D. Armstrong 26 v Foster, Johnston, Michie and E. Edlin 20; Mowat, G. Thrush, Svenson and Tinney 23 v McConachy, Cresswell, McLean and W. Corby 17; K. Harris, B. Brown, R. Lynch and R. Hamilton 21 v H. Barnett, R. Mailman, Willis and P. A’-dorson 10- W. Hodg son, Reu, Beard and Fyfe 25 ’ G Wa.scn L. Wales, Blomlield and P. Mailman 14.

(Further Bowling results on Page tt)

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