BOWLING.

Waikato Times, Volume 102, Issue 17078, 16 April 1927, Page 3

BOWLING.

CAMBRIDGE TOURNAMENT. The Cambridge Easter tournament opened on Friday morning in glorious weather. The greens arc in splendid condition, but owdng to the tournament being late in the season, it was decided to play 18 head games instead of 21. There are 54 teams taking part, which constitute a wdde representation. The president of the Cambridge Club (Mr D. J. Lundon) in officially opening the tournament, extended a hearty welcome to the players. The Municipal Band rendered selections during the afternoon, which helped to liven the proceedings. The results of the first three rounds arc as follows: —

SECTION A

Ist Round.

Cambridge, Boyce, Tucker, Speight, Richards (s) 10 v. Mt. Albert, Mason, Maxwell, Garlick, Hosking (s) 17. Hamilton East, Norrell, Jordan, Horton, Lymburn (s) 14 v. Hamilton Jones Mitchell, Fruish, Pilkington (s) 22. Tc Awamutu —Tailby, Wallace, Civil, Gee (s) 6 v. Rotorua —Jones, Goodwin, Bertram, Herd (s) 21. Cambridge Boulton, McCathie, Hague, Mclvor (s) 16 v. Onchunga— Marks, McKenzie, Robertson, Sutherland (s) 23. Ngaruawa h ia—J oh ns tone, Br ockc 11, Rogers, McFarlanc, (s), a bye. 2nd Round. Richards 10 v. Lymburn 28; Gee 17 v. Pilkington 26; Mclvor 14 v. Herd 21; McFarlanc 11 v. Sutherland 21; Hosking a bye. 3rd Round. Richards 16 v. Gee 16; Hosking 9 v. Lymburn 23; Mclvor 20 v. Pilkington 13; McFarlane 18 v. Herd 11; Sutherland a bye. SECTION B. Ist Round. Mount Eden —.Toll, Bigelow, Baker, Findlay (s) 9 v. Thames—Dalton, Murray, Alexander, Clark (s) 16. Te Awamutu —Christie, Chittendon, Metcalf, Wilson (s) 17 v. Waikino— Murphy, Johnson, ICcatlcy, Collins (s) 14. Cambridge—Wilkinson, Gibson, Halliday, McNamara (s) 17 v. Cambridge —H. Webber. D. Low, J. Low-, N. McFarlane (s) 11. West End—Worsfold, Noton, Thomson, Brcmncr, (s) 11 v. Morrinsville— McLarry, Sing, Crowe, Donald (s) 17. Tirau —McLarin, Main, W. Main, Watson (s) a bye. 2nd Round. Findlay 16 v. Wilson 15; McNamara 13 v. Collins, 15; Bremncr 16 v. N. McFarlane 11; Watson 10 v. Donald 28; Clark a bye. 3rd Round. Findlay 24 v. McNamara 10; Clark 15 v. Wilson 13; Bremner 23 v. Collins 18; Watson 14 v. McFarlanc 16; Donald a bye. SECTION C. Ist Round. Hamilton East —Prickett, J. Prickett, Spiers, Chapman (s) J 8 v. Buckland — Jamieson, Bu'cher, King, Tonkin (s) 20.

Thames—Griffin, Delamorc, G. Cordes, 11. Cordes (s) 24 v. Ngaruawaliia —Newman, Morris, Westfield, Galloway (s) 11. Te Awamutu —Henderson, Reese, Smith, Burchell (s) 16 v. Devonport— Miller, Sinclair, Martinson, W. Trayes (s) 15. Cambridge—Dix, Lundon, Lewis, Montgomery (s) 27 v. Putaruru — King, Francis, Leggatt, Hollard (s) 14. Matamata—Gales, Coutts, Stewart, Livingstone a by'c. 2nd Round. Chapman 11 v. Cordes 19; Burchell 32 v. Galloway 6; Montgomery 14 v. W. Trayes 28; Livingstone 19 v. Tlollard 10; Tonkin a bye. 3rd Round. Chapman I’6 v. Burchell 12; Tonkin 16 v. Cordes 24; Montgomery 22 v. Galloway 8; Livingstone 20 v. W. Trayes 13; Hollard a bye.

SECTION D

Ist Round

Te Awamutu —Wcathcrall, Wood, McMillan, Hawkins (s) 12 v. Morrinsvillc —Yardley, Howie, Bint, Branch (s) 22. Iluntly—Barclay, Watson, Thompson, Turton (s) 15 v. Claudelands — Glevcrley, Fraser, Anderson, Coombes, (s) 7. Hamilton—Smith, Evans, Bell, jm\, Bell, senr., (s) 23 v. Mt. Eden— Bourkc, Corncs, Bassett, J. Trayes (s) 10. Cambridge—Corder, Scrimgeour, Easter, Hill (s) 18 v. Tc Kuiti—Andrews, McLeod, Julian, Smith (s) 16. Matamata—Carter, Barnes, Mclntyre, Buchanan (s) a bye. 2nd Round.. Hawkins 9 v. Turton 17; Beil 20 v. Coombes 12; Hill 6 v. J. Trayes 23; Buchanan 16 v. Smitli 15; Branch a bye. 3rd Round. Hawkins 20 v. Bell 17; Branch 20 v. Turton, 21; Hill 14 v. Coombes 19; Buchanan 17 v. J. Trayes 25; Smith a bye.

SECTION E

Ist Round

Whakal'anc Curran, Warner, Sloanc, Forrest (s) 18 v. Cambridge— Cooper, Wallis, Hamilton, Lewis (s) 20.

Morrinsville —Sanders, Butler, B. Buchan, L. Buchan (s) 14 v. Tc Awamulu—McGuinncss, Armstrong, North, Douglas (s) 13. Tc Puke—Jamieson, .Bates, Paterson, Wilkins (s) 11 v. Dcvonport—Wrigley, Bach, Sullivan, Sparrow (s) 17. Dominion Road—Richardson, Ashby, Hawkins, Simmons (s) 19 v. Claudclands —Curling, Darlington, Anderson, Carter (s) 24. Putaruru —Lickson, Begbie, Blomfleld, Lindsey (s) a bye. ■ 2nd Round. Forrest 9 v. Buchan 20; Wilkins 13 v. Douglas 20; Simmonds 18 v. Sparrow 19; Lindsey 7 v. Garter 2G; Lewis a bye. 3rd Round. Forrest 16 v. Wilkins 15; Lewis 20 v. Buchan 19; Simmons 12 v. Douglas 19; Lindsey 1G v. Sparrow 18; Carter a bye.

SECTION F. Ist Round. Whitiora —Carswell, Lambeth, Michcll, Fenwick (s) 20 v. Tauranga South —Boyd, Clewson, Watson, Biggs (s) 10. Ellerslic —Coppins, Lynch, Crosher, Gavey (s) 13 v. Tc Awamutu —Ross, Nation, Dowds, Noonan (s) 20. Hamilton —Ewen, Arthur, 'Platt, Coltman (s)“9 v. ML. Eden —Delamore, Crickett, Vivian, Fraser (s) 21. Cambridge—L. Webber, Oliver, E. James, S. James (s) 10 v. Ngaruawahia—'Way, Birkelt, Omerod, Bartlett (s) 13. Tirau—NaCfcmilh, Craig, Rose. Little

2nd Round,

Fenwick 18 v. Gavey 14; Coltman 11 v. Noonan 25; James 12 v. Fraser 18; Little 15 v. Bartlett 17; Biggs a bye.

3rd Round.

Fenwick 24 v. Coltman 12; Biggs 13 v. Gavey 19; James 20 v. Noonan, 11; Little 17 v. Fraser 28; Bartlett a bye.

PAIRS TOURNAMENT. PLAY AT HAMILTON. AN EASTER COMPETITION. An Easter pairs bowling tournament was commenced at Hamilton yesterday, when the Hamilton Club’s greenswere in. full session ail day. Sectional play was advanced to the third round and there were quite a number of interested spectators. Conditions were good and the standard of the bowling was high. Details are as follows: — SECTION A. Ist Round. Grigg and Land 22 v C. A. Speight and Kivell 11; Jorgenson and Goddard 19 v. Dillicar and Joll 14; Johnston and Meredith 26 v. Jarman and Astle 22; Bennett and A. Anderson 28 v. Beauchamp and Williams 13. 2nd Round. C. A. Speight and Kivell 20 v. Dillicar and Joll 17; Grigg and Land 20 v. Johnson and Meredith 14; Jarman and Astle 29 v. Bennett and A. Anderson 13; Jorgensen and Goddard 42 v. Beauchamp and Williams 12. 3rd Round. Grigg and Land 29 v .Jarman and Astle 11; Johnson and Meredith 21 v. Bennett and A. Anderson 20; Jorgensen and Goddard 25 v. C. A. Speight and Kivell 22; Dillicar and Joll 31 v. Beauchamp and Williams 17.' SECTION B. Ist Round. Wheeler and Jackson 18 v Cole and Loveridgc 14; Wycherley and Higgott 24 v. Boyes and Roberts 13; Hardic and Wilkes 17 v. C. G. Speight and Harvey 15; Webster and Bourne 21 v. Clarke and Ilartog 19. 2nd Round. Cole and Loveridge 28 v. C. G. Speight and Harvey 14; Wheeler and Jackson 18 v. Boyes and Roberts 17; Wycherley and Higgott 31 v. Webster and Bourne 6; Clarke and Ilartog 24 v. Ilardie and Wilkes 21. 3rd Round. Wheeler and Jackson 20 v. C. Speight and Harvey 19; Ilardie and Wilkes 30 v. Webster and Bourne 11 ; Wycherley and Higgott 31 v. Clark and Ilartog 15; Boyes and Roberts lost to Cole and Loveridgc. SECTION C. Ist Round. C. Speight and Ireland 23 v. Stubbs and Wernham 18; Pctlcy and Parnell 18 v. House and Andrews 16; Booth and Mason 18 v. Hansen and Frost 13; Hynes and Salter 25 v. v. Cawthray and Robinson 16. 2nd Round. Petley and Parnell 27 v. Hynes and Salter 12; Hansen and Frost 18 v. House and Andrews 17; Booth and Mason 16 v. C. Speight and Ireland 11; Cawthray and Robinson 25 v. Stubbs and Wernham 14. 3rd Round. Hansen and Frost 28 v. C. Speight and Ireland 19; House and Andrews 21 v. Booth and Mason 13; Cawthray and Robinson 28 v. Petley and Parnell 10; Stubbs and Wernham 18 v. Hynes and Salter 15. SECTION D. Ist Round. . Ward and Paterson 19 a - . Hitchcock and Condon 14; Raven and Masters 18 v. Glover and Shelton 14; Irvine and Bergerscn 21 v. While and Moore 6; Burn and Varney 2 9 v. Clcghorn and Burrows 10. 2nd Round. Glover and Shelton 26 v. Irvine and Bergersen 15; Hitchcock and Condon 30 v. Cleghorn and Burrows 13; Burn and Varney, 34 and White and Moore 12; Raven and Masters 25 v. Ward and Paterson 16. 3rd Round. Ward and Paterson 33 v. Cleghorn and Andrews 4; Hitchcock and Condon 29 v. Raven and Masters 13; Burn and Varney 22 v. Irvine and Bergersen 17; Ghver and Shelton 2 5 v. White and Moore 15.