BOWLING

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVII, 14 November 1927, Page 7

BOWLING

GAMES IN HAWKE’S BAY RESULTS OF SATURDAY’S MATCHES. -■ HASTINGS CLUB. With the extra hour in which to play bowlers in Hawke’s Bay indulged their usual competitions, and found that the extra play enabled them to make good progress. The greens were in good order though the wind upset calculation to a certain extent Following are the results of games played on the Hastings Club's green during the week:— Feathers Competition: Garnett Crichton, Esson, King, 20; Collinge’ Day, T. Thompson, Tonkin 14. Champion Singles: Parkinson, 18; Smart 11. Collinge 18; White 13. Sissons 26; Williams 16. l7; McLennan 13. Garnett 15; Kruse 12. Esson 18; Gardner 12. Handicap Pairs: Hogg and McLeod 20, Sissons and Smart 22. Garland and Bendall 26; Gardner and Parkinson 16. Crichton and Esson 18; McLennan and White 17. Garnett and Kruse 29; Yates and Tonkin 11. Beeson and McKee 26; Bayliss and J. D. Thompson, 17. J. D. Thompson and Bewley 26; H. Knight and Kruse 18. Saturday Games. Saturday games were as follows:— Hay, Peat, Bussell, Bayliss 25; Gaik, Banks, Bate, Monk, 15. J. Bone, Van Ash, C. Gardner Carlton 18; Garnett Cohr Day, Holt' 8. ' ' ' Bridgman, Diamond, Sissons, Kruso 20; J. P. Horn, Garland, Collinge J. D. Thompson 13. Cater, R. Gardner, Pickering, McLennan 18; Smith, 'Nicoll G. McLeod, King 14. Daniell, Fowler, Beeson, Smart 21; Lowe Egiinton Rutherford Tonkin 16. Harford, G. Horn, Hogg, T. Thompson 26; Johnston, Williams, A. McLeod, Esson 18. Fawcett, Turner, Maddison, White 18; Beatson. S. Bone, Aitken, Parkinson 16. Yates and Garry 16; Newton and Crichton 12. ST LEONARD’S. Following games were played on the St. Leonard’s greens on Satur day:— Froude, Munro, Dunn, Maher (s.) 29 v. Sigley. Williams. Hampton, Hendry (s.) 11. Palmer, Hackett, Murray F. Brown (s.) 22 v. Upchurch, Clarke, Alleen, McGregor (s.) 14. Sutherland, Drury Wellman fs.) 27 v. Keith, Scott, B. terown (s.) 16. KIA TOA CLUB. The following are the results played at Kia Toa on Saturday:— Competition Pairs: Wallace and F. Burge, 23; Paul and White, 16. Laredo and G. Burge, 19’; Neilson and Harris, 18. Chadwick and Parkhill, 36; Walker and Bennison, 12. Powell and Aitcheson. 22; Hart and Turner, 20. Rink Games: Anderson, Spinks, Macklow Lincoln 31; Tuuuicliffej Bruce, Sinclair, Williams, 14. Champion Singles: Sykes Y 1 Bal lard, 16. Sykes 26; Bailey 4. Turner IS, Ballard 13. NAPIER CLUB. Th e results of the progressive rinks contest on Saturday at the Napier Club are- as below:— Anderson, McMurray Jennings, Hunt (s.)_ 22; Bullivant, Mahoney, Lydford, Fear (s.). 18. Fitzhenry, Uum'berworth, Daily Faulknor (s.) 20; Robinson' Pearcej G. Sweetapplo, Wakefield (s'), 19 Saunders, Cooke, Steed, Evans (s) 25; C. Saunders, Newburn Russell" Renouf (s.), 20. Fowler, ililne, McGhee, Sehnvffl (a.), 22; Dean, Dykes, Hawke Engebretson (s), 15. Whitehouse, Orme, Wright, Bissell (s.), 26; Biggs, Ellison J. H. Carter J. Campbell (s.) 13. White, McNab. McVicar, Hadley (s.), 22; Oliver, Brusey, Wardell Johnson, Leversedge (s.) 13. McVicar. Newton, Storkey, A. W. Pirie (s.) 18; Corner, J. P. Cartel, Tuck, Williamson (s.)' 16. A. Campbell, Golding, Belcher, Hill (s.), 19; L. G. Pirie R. Sweetapple, Bax, Fargher (s.) 17. In th e Letham Tikis McVicar and Engebretson, the holders of the trophy, beat Wardell, Johnson and B.s sell by 15 points to 9. In the handicap pairs comp’Utiot. the following games wire playe 1 :— G. Pin 3 and Engebietson “ (scr) beat Bix and Lydford (5 on) by I'l to 17. McGhee and Hunt (scr) beat Biggs and Schmoll (6 on) by 22 to 17. Russell and Leversedge (5 on) beat McNiven and Williamson (6 on) by 21 to 20. Bax and Lydford (5 on) beat Russell and Leversedge (5 on) by 20 to 17. Bowlers are requested to note that the electric light night play at the Napier Club will commence this (Monday) evening at 8 o’clock. WAIRERE CLUB. Seven rinks enjoyed the afternoon's play on this green on Saturday. Results of the progressive rinks were as under:— Spiller, L. Wood, N. Gray, Rice, 22; Allan, Burton, J. P. Thompson, B. Thomas, 20. Collier, Metson, Rood, Newbegin, 24; Neill Williams, Fallot, Wray, 17. Cottrell, O’Keefe, J. C. Thomson Benton, 24; J. Black, Moss, A. V.’ Thomas, Watson 21. Rowe, Alexander, Azzopardi, Spuck can, 25; Bear, 8.- Black Rose Ferguson, 18. McLean, Gibson, Runciman Gregg 24; Briuseo Buyliffe, Angus, Atkin', 21s. Chisholm, Douglas, Martin, Burt 22; Smale, Baxter Swailes Ayling' 16. Hobson, J. Gray, 19; McLean, lloustuu, 20.

AHURIRI.

There was a fair muster of bowlers on the Port green on Saturday, and although the high wind blowing made “kitty” more elusive than usual some good games were played. Following are the scores of the games played:— L. O. Smith, Logan, Taylor, Pleated (s.) 27; ’Anderson,'Pool, 'Thompson, Mayo (s.) 27. Lockwood, Watts, F. G. Smith, junr., Wriglitson (s.), 21; Riddell, McLean, Wills, J. P. Smith (s.) is! Brady, W. Smith, Burrows, McGregor s.) 16; Forsytn Rankin, F. G. Smith (snr.), Steele (s.), in. Tikis. —Lockwood and Wri'ghtson captured the Findlay Tikis from Forsyth and Plested after a splndid game by 18 to 14.