CLUB GAUSS.

Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 238, 8 October 1928, Page 14

CLUB GAUSS.

UT. EDEN GREEN.

Winter Fours. — Gregson, ' Wagstaff, Shirriffs, Dearsley 21, ▼. Owen, Spenee. Delamore, Chapman 10; Williams, Bonrfce. Wright, Cornes 25, Ovens, Ross, Kinnlburch, Brown 21; Smith, McKensle, Nu!rn, Tamer 81, v. Chambers, Cave, Fulton, Middleton 21; Sbarland, Poole, Fogarty, Batteriby 28, y. Beere, Watson, Rlntoul, Vivian 24; Murray/ Ferguson, Sergeant, Miller 22. v. Kinnard, Gray, IfsrshaTT, Burman 18,

0 DOMINION ROAD GREEN. Ordinary Draw. —Speir, Fisher, Cartwright, Goldsmith 13, v. Wildisb, Beck, Codd, Johnston 21; Gunn, Hinkley, Sutherland, Hollows 25, v. Stevens, Anderson, Davis, A. Chappell 21; Frewin, W. Richardson, West, Hawken 22, v. Virtue, Tattersall, Cullens, Clews 15; Winks, Mason, Goodall, Layland 15, v. F. Taylor, Ferguson, Truman, Benson 20. MOUNT ALBERT GREEN. Winter Fours. —Blyth, Stewart, E. Thomas, Bromley 18, v. Rhodes, Harrison, McLaughlin, Bouskill 12; Rodgers, I meson, Nesbit, Bennett 21, v. Gladding, Hall, Hawke, Cntforth 17; Service, Gladding, W. Thomas, Floyd 27, v. Nyberg, Guthrie, Bromley, Muir 18; Pickens, Lane, Henry, Dawson 28, v. Tait, Barton, Amoore, Baildon 11; Lonsdale, Dyson, Maxwell, Clark 22, v. Daniels, Campbell, Mason, Luke 12.. ST. HELIER'S GREEN. Club Fours. —Barnes, Thompson, S. White, P. White 20, v. Andrews, Reid, J. Diamond Brookfield 14; Hunt, Bloomfield, Bainbridge, Russell 22, v. McLaren, Brewer, Bryce. Knight 15; Legrice, Cotter ill, Watson, Porter 24, v. Roberts, Stevens, Smith, Philip 15; Inglis, Sanways, Gray, Jackson 17. v. Hulse. Lawrence, Hart. East 2!); McKeller. Dawson, Twiname, Murray 27, v. Cooney, Lovegrove, Cameron, Koefoed 19. RAWHITI GREEN. Ordinary Draw.—Vincent, Pattison, Worthington 24, v. Cameron, Wilmoc, Samways, Hardcastle 20: Throunson, Robertson, Oldham 19, v. Hassell, Schofleld, Moncur 13. _,CUib Stars.—Morrow. Savin. Shirkev, McPherson 20, v. Scelly, Watson, Eaves. Taylor 17. Club Ferns.—Jackson, Martin, Austin, Thomson 19, v. N. Thomson, Culpin, Bennett. Wooller 21. ELLERSLIE GREEN. Ordinary Draw.—Christmas, Low, Wat--Bon, Dickson 18, v. Pigott, Joll, Lynch, Wood 17. CARLTON GREEN. Carlton Ferns.—Buchanan, Taylor, Sneilden, Geddies 20, v. Abdallah, Hoiford, Ball Gordon 14. Club Fours.—Thornes, Goddard, Kerr 10. Whyte, Fish, Stevens 16; Garrard, Hood, Clarkson, Blair 25, v. Overy A Ross, Wrightson, Coltman 15; Stuart, Holland, Wilsoil, Duffin 19, v. Doyle, Stokes, Frost, Lamb 18; Alexander, A. Pollard, T. Mountain, Osmond 18, v. Hamilton, Mitchell, Brittain, Truscott 30; Little, F. E. Robertson, Gage-Brown, Gladding 17, v. Darlow, Meaney, Dillicar, Perry 23; Attwood, Fuge, Watson, Martin 29, v. Hampton, Hodge, Harvey, Hosking 15. EPSOM GREEN. Winter Fours.—Alfrey, Bryce, Ongley, Mingins 22, v. E. Taylor. A. S. Lamb, A. Taylor, Jenkin 18: Standen, Wheelans, Smith, 26, v. Veale, Penn, Nash 14; Carruth, Miller, Ramsay, Gosling 22, v. Fox. Parkinson, Johnston, George 18; Jansen, Paget, Bruce. J. Wright 26, v. Gribbie, Hooper, F. Richmond, E. Richmond 17; Hendry, Yearbury, J. Wallace, Blakey 22, v. Wylie, Furnell, Kendall, Boyne 17; Bowring, McCowan, Greening, W. Taylor 21, v. Wells, Gray, Lamb, A. Jones 16. ONEHUNGA GREEX. Cock of. the Walk.—Hickman, Jones, I. Sutherland, Wigginton 29, v. Fordham, Buchanan, Kenny, L. Bray 18. Winter Fours. —Stokes, Munro, H. Bray, Hills 27, v. Philips, Skinner, Harrison, Brown 28; Well ham, Neale, Kennedy, Davenport 18, v. Whiteside, Skinner, Davis, W. Wallace 21; Gill, J. Ross, A. George, Wella 2S, v. Westney, Robb, Foote, Whitmore 24.

REMUERA GREEN. Finlayson Badges.—Achison, Smith, Som erfieid, Newton 24, v. Mahon, J. C. Kissling, Long, 8. Kissling 19. Ordinary Draw. — Choyce, Evans, Dransfleld, Tuke 32, v. Egerton, Passmore, Gannaway, Mellars 18; Wade, Douglas, Dempsey, Ryan 24, v. Brown, Jackson, Ridings, Webley 17; Shannon, EUerbeck Scott, Wight 21, v. Wood, Ormiston, Bell, Gavey 17 ; Sutherland, Cuttield, J. M. Williams, Proctor 25, v. Fisher, Edmiston, Clark,- iCoe 14c Hertslet, St.vak, Bakci, Young 20, v. „Tudhope, R. E. Williams, • Kenderalne, 16-; Thompson, Annandale, Harrison, Norton 10 v. Headdj. Whltaker, Vlckerman, Dicketts 19. INTER-CLUB GAMES. WAITEMATA V. CARLTON. At Carlton (Waitemata names first).— Mills, Fisher, Dick (jun.), Dick (senr.) 13, v. Robertson, Ramsay, Deare, Ritchie 21. AUCKLAND V. CARLTON. At Carlton (Auckland names first). — Allan, Inglis, Lyell, Neil 19, v. McDougal, Wright, Wishart, Kilgour 22. STANLEY V. CARLTON. At Carlton (Stanley names first). — Hooker, Wrigley, Johnson, McMaster 22, v. Dickson, Ronayne, Kelly, Fookes 18. DOMINION ROAD V. MOUNT ALBERT. At Dominion Road (Dominion Road names first). —Robertson, Norgrove, Denison, Bush 25, v. Poole, Taylor, F. Tomlinson, J. Tomllnson 20. NOMADS V. ELLERSLIE. At Ellerslie (Nomads names first).— C. Whltehouse, S. Hardley, Lawrence, Mnston 19, v. Ryan, J. White, Macklow. Osborne 22; Clarkson. Kecnan, C. Ross, J. Whltehouse 17, v. R. Hunter, Coombe, Biggens, Godfrey 23; McMillan, Garnson, A. Catland, Donnell 32, v. G. Hunter, Cooksey, McLeod, Flyger 18. NOMADS V. EDENDALE. At Ellerslie (Edendale names first). — C. Hill, Greenwood, Edmonds, Sharpe 20, ▼. Beckman, Annason, J. R. Lundon, F Stubbs 17.

ELLBRSLIS V. CARLTON. At Bllerslie (Ellerslie names first).—-A* McKensie, Beere, Coppins, Westbrooke 24, v. Johnson, Whittaker, Bird, Isaacs 19. PONSONBY V. WEST END. Edwin Stars Match (at West End, West End names first). —Allen, Richardson, Torrance, Parsons 22, v. Bremford, Horsley. Cox, I. Clarke 18. HILLSBOSO' V. TE PAPAPA. At Hillsboro* (Jordan Pins match, Hillsboro' names first). —Sainty, Stringer, Williamson, Sheath (holders), 31, ▼. Thnrsby, Speight, James, Bridge (challengers) 16. HILLSBORO' V. THE PRESS. At Hillsboro* (Hillsboro* names first). — Ambury. Francis, Foote, .Tone? 28, v. Simm, Darby, Kirkham, Adeane 20; Farland. Monk, Pollard, Munns 22, v. Winthrop, Thomson, Sherriff, Schnackenberg 17 ; - Bruce-Smith, Sissons, James Smith. Gatenby (Mt. Bdon) 24, v. Dent, Humphreys. A. Wright, Hacket 21: Waters, White, Thompson, Wilkinson 20, v. Butler, Quinn. Blewden, Brookes 21. HILLSBORO* V. DOMINION ROAD. At Hillsboro* (Hillsboro* names first). — Scarborough, Thomas, F. Wilson, Goldsmith 20, v. Percy, Stevenson, Jones, Gifford 23. ST. HBLIER'S T. REMUERA. At St. Heller's (Remuera names first). — Ashton, Bowles, Short, McFarlane 30, v. Tyndall, Clark, Norris, Crawshaw 20. PONSONBY V. MT. ALBERT. At Ponsonby (Ponsonby names first). — Oates, Best, Dick, Letham 24, v. Hills, Stevens, Allely, Thomas 11. PONSONBY GREEN. Ordinary Draw.—Robb. McCrea, Somers, Rowbottom 21, v. McMillan, Strlckett. Colebrook. Kelly 14; Clarke, Goodacro, Bridges, McGregor 28, v. Good. Donov«u>, Pardington, Veale 16; Carbines, Baggeit, Hill, Paterson 26, v. Parkinson, Calder, Rolfe. Johnson 13; Peterson, Ormrod, Miller, Somervell 21. ■v. Dromgool. Moore, Fanch, Matthews 18: Elleray and Buckle 16, v. Lye and Crowe 15. WEST END V. PONSONBY. At West End (West End names first).— Bronford. Horsley. Cox. Clarke 16, v. Allen, Richardson, Torrance, Parsons 23.

PAPATOETOE CLUB. OFFICIAL OPENING. The first of the official openings amongst clubs afliliated to the Auckland Centre took place at Papatoetoe on Saturday afternoon, when the local club made an auspicious .commencement under ideal conditions. The handsome pavilion was bedecked with flags, the greens, both bowling and croquet, were in capital order, the local band played cheerful music, while hundreds of members and visitors enjoyed themselves as only bowlers and croquet players can. The visitors were heartily welcomed by Mr. T. R. Smytheman, president of the Bowling Club, and Mrs. Daisley, president of the Croquet Club, after which Mr. G. M. Reid spoke on behalf Qf the Centre executive. There was 1 a full muster of bowlers, representing most of the city and suburban clubs, and sixteen full rinks were played. At an interval refreshments were dispensed in the pavilion by the ladies' committee. The secretary, Mr. Parkgr Hill, was indefatigable in his efforts'to ensure the success of the gathering. The results of games were:— Executive Game.—Tonkin, Reid, Scantlebury, Wright 17, v. Geo. Hosking, Plummer, Craig, Smytheman 14. Ordinary games.—J. Bryant, Clark, Bayliss, Robertson 14, v. A. Ritchie, Richard son, Fawcett, Rawnsley 17; Boyce, Mas sey, Cowling, T. J. Mclvor 15, v. Ghde, Watson, Pook. Franklin 19; C. Ritchie, Thomas, Joll, Everett 21, ▼. F. Wills, Ernest, Tongue, Wilcox 17; Booth, Pink.-v, Bygrave, Morrison 17, v. SnelUng. Ham-! blin, Knight, R. Todd 13; Carr, O'Loughlen, Cross, Sykes 26, v. West. Clark, McLarnon, Gollan 13; McMaster, Dunn. Tidmarsh, Ore 12, v. Forman, Bleakley, H. H. O'Loughlen, Jas. Mclvor 19; Henderson, jun.,' Buckley, Rawlinson. Young 16, v. Nleld, F. Smith, Bogey, T. Clarkson 81 : Meyers, Thorn, Porrit, Addison 16,«r. W. Walker. McCatyum; Adams, Carbon 23; i Phillipson, Tregear, Stone, Fox 18, r.i Schischka, Wakelin, Findlay, Simpson 23 Hindman, sen.. Nettingham, Crawford, A.Robertson 28, v. J. Wylie, Lucena, De Ath. Ramsey 21; Moe, Trimble, Hall, C K. Laurie 18, ▼. Runciman, Drummond, Williams, Kelly 12; Horrel, Edney, Firth, M> Kinley 28, v. Bradstreet. Rees George. Loran, Balderson 28; Litchfield, F. Waters. Nesbltt, Morgan 15, v Hatch, S. McCul lough, Reid,. Goldwater 20; Gill, J. Browse, W. Wilson, G, Venables 18, ▼. Dawson, S. | Gubb, S. House, Reo, Rosevere 27.

PUKEKOHB CLUB'S OPENING.

(By Telegraph.—Own CorwipoDtot.) PUKEKOHE, Saturday. The weather conditlont were Ideal for the official opening of the Pnltekohe bowtiag greens. Over 150 were preeent, including thepresident of the Auckland Centre, Mr. S. Coldicutt, Past-President J. Pascoe and members of the e«c» ti \?lJ e| SsSf n »fSs2t of Carlton. West ®n«v.l>®w > nport- Mount Eden, Mount Dominion Road, Onehunga, Rocky Nook. Manpre. Pupatoetoe, Slaniirewa and all clubs in Northern W&ikato. The president of the Pukekohe Club, Mr. P. A. Hmiiring, welcomed the visitors and stated that the dob was entering upon Its eighteenth season, with a membership n«iring the century. He paid a tributeto the green superintendent, the greens beingla beautiful Messrs. Coldicutt. Paacoe -nd A. B. Barter also addressed the gathering, and extended best wlrtes to the centre. Mr. Hosking conveyed Pukekohes best wishes to Mr. I'ascoe for an enjoyable trip to and from England. . The proddent's wife threw the first kitty amid Ch Mr?" also declared the croquet the first ball. The Pukekohe Municipal Band was In attendance. Results• / i PRESIDENT'S V. VICE-PEESIDBXTS'. President's Teams First. —-Blair C. Smeer, Kent, Jack 31, v. Aldred, R. Fulton, G. Williams, Maber 13; Howe, West. Gammer, J. Blake 17, v. Hodges, Johns, W. Smeed, B. Nell 18; Miller, Borroughs, Munro, Forbes 19. v. Newson, B. Jamieson, Mason, G. McPherson 21; Wake, Cram, Greenhead, King 15, v. Jones, Mayhlll, Gallagher, F, Brown 23; Whltton, Murray, J. PlrreU Wright 18, v. Keevln. Adams, jun., Hawthorne, Patton 23; Ferris, Curd. A. Bmith f Deeble 19, v. Wells, Hart. White. Jameu 26; Grandison, Smith, 7. Fulton. H. Faugett 24. v. Henry, Rose, Brown, Avery 30; Payne, Bowman, Chappell. Prebble 24, v. Bloxham, Wymer, Lusher, Morton 17; White, Crawford, Bates, B. Koulston 24, v. Wylie, Williams, D. Laurie. Knight 15: Grepnway, Dell, Goldsworthy, Armstrong 17, v. Duncan, May, Snell, Warren 12; Galloway. N. Jamieson. Elliott, Perkins 19. v. Jenkins, Webb, Hlgglnaon, T. Bassett, 18; Crosble, Thompson, Moncrieff, Hosking 23, v. Mason. Barter. J. Pascoe, S. Coldicutt 20; Hope, Bonner, Hosking sen.. Fraser 20, v. Clarke. Butcher, Mudle. Playdell 17; Eetall. Neild, F. Kae. J. Adams 27. v. Day, MacPherson, GUI, J. Paterson 13; Stembridge, Pollock. Bourke, Fitness 16. v. Cowie, Bilkey. Surman, Brown 17; Cbiplin. BullOck. M. Barriball. Raynes 32, v. Grandison. Ferguson, W. Blake. Steele 10. Totals: President's teams, 345; vicepresidents' teams. 293.

THE ROTORUA CLUB. BOTOBCA. thU day. In beautiful weather the Bo torus Bowling Club's season was opened 'on Saturday. Mr. A. H. Foggin. president, welcomed the visitors. Mrs. Foggin then threw the Jack and delivered the first bowl. The usual president's ▼. vice-president's teams match was played, 22 full rinks taking part. The vice-president's team won on the aggregate by 202 points to 17L