BOWLING

Waikato Times, Volume 122, Issue 20465, 4 April 1938, Page 12

BOWLING

HAMILTON CLUB ONE-DAY TOURNAMENT WIN FOR EVANS’ RINK The Hamilton Bowling Club's oneday tournament on Saturday was a great success with 32 teams from all parts of the South Auckland area competing. The greens were in perfect order and an isolated light shower did not interfere with the game. The Hamilton rink comprising Davis, Pile, Swain and Evans s) won the tournament with five wins and five other teams, skipped by Robinson, Oualtrough, Shirley, Chapman and Rosenfeldt only had one loss. In the play off Rosenfeldt’s Te Aroha rink was successful. Following were the concluding reFourth Round. —Crowley l/» v. Preston 7; Wilson 13 v. Qaultrough 5; Chapman 12 v. Cook 5; Chegwidden ii v. Gee 7; Clark 12 v. Freeman 4; Pearce 17 v. Scott 11; Dallimore 10 v. Stewart 7: Powell 13 v. Morgan 1; Evans 13 v. Pilkinglon 5: Rowe 17 v. Shirley 3; Old 12 v. Wilkinson 8; Rosenfeldt 13 v. Webster 12; Henderson 12 v. Spiers 7; Robinson 13 v. Waring 7; Smith 12 v. Austin 8; Aitken 10 v. Morris 10. Fifth Round. —Aitken 14 v. Waring 9; Freeman 11 v. Morris 5; Old 9 v. Scott 7; Pilkington 10 v. Pearce 9: Shirley 12 v. Preston 11; Qualtrough 19 v. Crowley 7; Gee 16 v. Stewart 14; Cook 13 v. Chegwidden 7; Morgan 10 v. Chapman 6; Powell 11 v. Delarnore 7; Henderson 18 v. Rowe 11; Webster 13 v. Clark 6; Evans 21 v. Austin 7; Smith 12 v. Wilkinson 7; Wilson 16 v. Spiers 4; Rosenfeldt 16 v. Robinson 6. Evans’ rink won the tourney outright with five wins. WHITIORA CLUB FOUR-GAME TOURNEY A club tournament of four games of three-quarters of an hour each was played on the Whitiora green on Saturday, the winning team being: Cooper, Grvlls, W. A. Smith, Braddock, with four wins. PLAY AT CLAUDELANDS .. CHALLENGE RINKS FINAL A full programme of games was decided on the Claudelands Bowling Club's green on Saturday In fine weather. A visit was received from two Hamilton East teams and a Matthews Ferns match was also played. However, the most interesting fixture on the day was the final stages of the Waikato Challenge Rinks competition. Ordinary draw games were also decided. The results of the Challenge Rinks games were as follows:—Semi-final. Taupiri Pierce, A. Waring, Murphy, W. Waring) 19 v. Hamilton (Totman. Boyes, Curteis, Coombes) 17. Final: Frankton Whineray, Rockell, Cooney. Bond) 2 4 v. Taupiri 19. This is the second time in succession that Frankton have won the trophy, and on each occasion the rink has been skipped by Rond. The shield was presented by Mr W. A. Curteis. The results of the inter-club games were as follows, Hamilton East names mentioned first:—Tristram, Young, Lomas, Carter 21 v. Thorpe, F. T. Robinson. Henderson, Blacklock 27; Wells, Webster, Coombes, Karton 21 v. Tyler, C. Gillies, O’Connor, Speight A Matthews Ferns game resulted as follows:—Seabrook. Hunter, Kingston. Millington 20 v. Nicklin, Norton, Baker, Sayers 17. Ordinary draw results were as follows:—Thorburn, Mann, A. J. White. Begley 22 v. Godfrey. Wells, Stewart, Butt 17; Burgoyne, Henry, Marshall, Chegwidden 31 v. Vedder. Wills, Cubis, Ivil 23; Kenyon, Paton, 'Robson 18 v. Hallett, Belcher, Cobb 14; Jones, Thompson, Livingstone 2 4 v. Helvey. Marycnurch, Woodcock 15; Knapp, F. J. Moore, Muir, Fisher 2 5 v. Ivil, Kirk, Church, Stubbs 18. CAMBRIDGE TOURNAMENT EASTER RINKS DRAW (Special to Times.) CAMBRIDGE, Sunday. The section draw ror the Cambridge Bowling Club's Easter rinks tournament )s as follows, club and skips’ names mentioned in that order:— Section A.—Taneatua (J. Rae), Whan-g-arel (G. W. Wilding), To Awunmtu ■ C. E*. Holland), Mt. Eden <J. Findlay), Cambi.dge (Edgar James), Matamam (l\ Stewart), Cambridge ni. N. Freeman), Hamilton (6. B. Evans), Pukekohe (F. a. Hosting). Section B.—Cambridge (\v. llailidav), Cambridge (T. F. Richards). To Auamutu , (J. W. McCarroll), Whakatane R. Miller), Hamilton (R. N. Pilkington -, I’apatoetoe (J. Mclvor). Devonnort (A. Rowell), Rotorua (A. F. Rudd). lection c. —Whakatane (C. W. Loane), Rotorua (J. Banks), Cambridge A. Finch), Whangarei (\v. J. orr), papntontne (J. Franklin), Te Awamutu (T. .MelnneC, Mt. Eden (S. Purdy), Ngaruawahii .R. McI'arlane), Cambridge (M. J. McNamara). Section D Cambridge (S. Lewi.-*'-. Eller*lie ( ), Hamilton (W. Aitken). Whakatane (E. Curran). Stanley Ray (L. A. Cusworth), Putaruru (ij. v. Peirce), Oneliunga (F. Livingstone). Matamat i (T. McLeay). Remuera < F. Watson). Section K.—Cambridge (J. Conrter), Cambridge (N. McFarlane), Te Avvaniiilu 11. Burchell), Tauranga (A. Bell). Onehunga (T. Bassett). Hamilton (J. WMson), Whangarei <L. Bayliss). Morrtnsville . 11. Donald). Balmoral ( W. Denison'. Section F.—Cambridge (T. Dix), Leamington '.I. Mclvor), Hamilton (\\\ J. Robinson'. Dargaville <F. C. Davey), Pukekohe <W. F. J. Munro). Walton (F. H. Livingstone.. Tauranga (L. Crowley), Arapnnl <c. Thompson), West End (J. 11. Colthurst). PLAY AT TE AWAMUTU CHAMPION PAIRS RESULT (Special to Times) TE AWAMUTU. Sunday The following are the results of matches played at the Tc Awamutu Bowling Club's greens on Saturday afternoon:— Champion Pairs.—k. Harvey and A. Angus 19 v. T. Finch and R. Ross 17. Ordinary Draw.—E. Hancock. G. Ross, C. W. Smith. L. G. Armstrong 16 v. R. if. Oonnui. w. Mensrnrth. W. Long, S. Dowds Uv W. Old. M. Marker. F. Bryant. S. McCruick*liank. li. \. Ruir'-licii ci'/; 1 H n< GMb'erf.’ J. V Maxwell, n. Free. J. A. Hawkins :? 1 V. Morey. V. L. Glttos. A. A. Reese, K. Holfard 17: R. if. Bud.ten. W. Martin, G. Ford. li. Worthington l 5 v. W. Ryan, c. sniitti. Clutch, Fairhiirst, Thomson 12. Pierce, ii. Andrew, v. Cole, G. F. Smith v. Wicks. 11. Allen, C. S. Davis, S. Clark :t2; c. price. T. Bowden. G. o. J-ninlain. W. D .ugia* 20 v. A. N. Austin, i W. Fulton. M. Barnett, R. Noonan IS. HUNTLY COMPETITION (Special to Times' HUNTLY, Sunday \ further round <>r the club Tours romj petition wa* played on Saturday by mem I hers or the lluntly Bowling Club. Results (Continued in next column)