BOWLING.

Waikato Times, Volume 107, Issue 17971, 17 March 1930, Page 2

BOWLING.

HAMILTON EAST CLUB. ONE DAY 4 TOURNAMENT. FINAL WON BY FRANICTON. The Hamilton East Bowling Club held a very successful one-day tournament at its green under ideal conditions on Saturday last. Sixteen teams were engaged and interesting plav was witnessed. The winners of Section A (Burrell, H. Coombes, G Frost, F. Baker, skip), Franlcton, met the winners of Section B (W. Aitken, E. Land, D. Andrews ana \\ • Chap man, skip), Hamilton, in the final, when the former won L l”. Details of the play after the Times went to press on Saturday were as under : Fourth Round. Spiers 22 v- Webster 4. Wheeler 19 v. Crawshaw 10. Chapman 14. v. Handley 6. Morris 10 v. Salter 9. Lymburn 19 v. Fraser 8. Giraud 13 v. Dix 8. Bagley 31 v. Julian o. James 11 v. Baker 11. FINAL. BAKER 17 v. CHAPMAN 16. Raker with 34 wins and no loss headed Section A, while Chapman with 4 wins and no losses head.a Section BWILSON SHIELD. FINAL ROUND. In the last round of the[ Wilson Qiiield a learn skipped by Mi N - Be i sens., won the B section, and theNeam skipped by Mr Nome Bell, , successful ie »'*' The final will be played on batui day. - IVIORRINSVILLE V. CAMBRIDGE. WIN FQR LATTER. rni l 0 weather was line on Saturday afternoon for the inteT-club match on the Cambridge greens ‘•between Mmrinsville and the local representaln es. The visitors had six senior, a veterans , and first-year rinks. The No. 2 green was in good playing condition, and an enjoyable contest resulted in a win foi Cambridge over the senior rinks by 157 to 85. The veterans’ game was closely contested, and resulted in a win for Ihe visitors, but the local fustyear learn hacl a bis win. Prior to commencing play the visitors were Heartily welcomed by the vice-president, Mr* Edgar James, m the unavoidable absence of the president, Mr T. F. Richards. Afthe close Mr G. Howie suitably replied for the visitors, and a very pleasant afternoon came to an end with reciprocal cheers. Individual rink results were as follow, the visitors being mentioned first in each instance: — Howie, Sing, Butler, O'Brien (s.) 13, v. Perkins, Sands, Easter, S. Lewis (s) 31. „ Taylor, Skinner, Cameron, Donald (s.) 11, v. Linslcy, Speight, Conder. Edwin James (s.) 39. Woodley, Ferguson, Cr,owe, N. Howie (s.) 7, v. J. Low, Woolley, D. Low, Butler (s.) 2,1. Soames, Mallett, Donald, Cornis.i (s.) 12, v. Nelson, Harris, Zainey, Edgar James (s.) 24. Sanders, Turner, Chapman, Branch (s.) 23, v. Boyce, Nlcoll, MeCathie, Mclvor (s.) 17. Bodmin, Welch, Meharry, Yardley, (s.) 19, v. ITalliclay, Munn, Lun'don, Pearce (s.) 19. Veterans.—Goodwin Fulton, W. Goodwin, G. Howie (s.) 21, v. G. E. Clark, A. .Towsey, 11. Webber, F. O’Toole (s.) 21. First-year game.—Mofatt, Brodic; McGregor, Mulcahy (s.) 18, v. Watters, D. Burke, Wooldridge, Rodgers (s.) 21. Ordinary Draw. W. White, Hendrickson, Glanville, Hay (s.) 22, v. Hampshire, A. White, Martyn, Bryce (s.) 22. R. Fisher, Hooker, Boulton (s.) 28, v. Clemow, Phairn, W. Tucker (s.) 15. Morris, Armstrong, Ilulme (s.) 21, v. Carpenter, Waghorne, F; Tucker (s.) 14. Tod, Hart, Andrew (s) 21, v. J. Bourlce, R. White, Gardiner (s.) 16. TARANAKI v. NORTH WAIKATO. The touring Taranaki rinks beat North Waikato by 185 to 160.