BOWLING TOURNEY

Waikato Times, Volume 126, Issue 21041, 17 February 1940, Page 8

BOWLING TOURNEY

PUBLIC SERVICE EVENT ANNUAL FIXTURE PLAYED Twenty-four teams, representative of nearly all departments of the Public Service, contested the annual one-day bowling tournament of the Public Service Bowling Association at the Whitiora Club’s greens today. Many well-known Hamilton skips participated in the tournament, in which the standard of play was consistently high. Details:— First Round.—Gallagher, Moore, Joyce, Morris (Public Trust) 14 v. O’Connor, Robinson, Thorpe, Fraser (Education) 12; Hallberg, Scott, Luxton, Evitt (Railway) 13 v. Wills, Seabrook, Hamilton, Shirley (Public Works) 10; Belcher, Chegwidden, Fruish, W. V. Chegwidden (State Fire) 10 v. Allen, Williams, Morrison, T. L. Williams (Railway) 8; Mead, Teirney, Allen, O'Connor (Arapuni) 11 v. Bricknell, Hannon, Te Wiri, Borland (Railway) 8; Quintall, Hunter, McPherson, Hill (Public Works) 16 v. Wren, Bannister, Marshall, Stubbs (Public Works) 9; Cameron, Andrew, McNatty, Amyes (Public Trust) 9 v. Wilson, Lyons, Long, Thompson (Arapuni) 7; Norton, King, Webster, Lymburn (Public Works) 10 v. Hassett, Mole, Bright, Howie (Railway) 6; Crabb, Casey, Atkins, Seccombe (Government Life) 15 v. Peters, Clifford, Lafferty, Bruce (Post and Telegraph) 12; Sullivan, Turney, Lock, Morgan (Education) 11 v. Hammond, Peterson, Gudex, Freeman (Education) 9; Lambert, Mac Donnell, MacMullin, Lopdell (Police) 10 v. Dempster, J. Nelson, G. Frost, A. P. Nelson (Education) 6; Parlane, Crowhurst, Paterson, Freeman (Justice) 9 v. Malone, McCabe, Hebditch, Johnson (Railway) 7; Aldridge, McIntyre, Nicholas, Lendrum (Post and Telegraph) 15 v. Logan, Ellis, Smith, Birse (Public Works) 6. Second Round.—W. Freeman 20 v. Seccombe 6; Lymburn 16 v. Stubbs 11; Chegwidden 9 v. Lopdell 6; Evitt 10 v. Birse 9; Morris 16 v. Borland 13; Williams 12 v. Howie 9; Shirley 11 V, Morgan 11; Fraser 10 v. Bruce 7; Thompson 12 v. Lendrum 4; Freeman 13 v. A. P. Nelson 3; O’Connor 18 v. Amyes 10; Johnson 14 v. Hill 8. Third Round.—Shirley 20 v. Nelson 7; Borland 7 v. Bruce 7; Hill 14 v. Seccombe 9; Thompson 14 v. Evitt 6; Fraser 12 v. Freeman 10; Howie 11 v. Lopdell 8; Lymburn 11 v. Johnson 10; Chegwidden 14 v. H. Freeman 5; Morris 17 v. Amyes 10; Morgan 14 V. Bruce 10; Lendrum 17 v. O’Connor 14; Williams 14 v. Stubbs 6.