BOWLING

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVII, 28 November 1927, Page 7

BOWLING

DOINGS IN HAWKE’S BAY RESULTS OF SATURDAY’S GAMES. GREENS WELL PATRONISED Bowling was in full swing at all the greens in Hawke’s Bay on Saturday when despite cool weather conditions, there was a good muster of bowlers. Club competitions as will as the usual rinks contests were played, many of the games being excellent ones. HASTINGS CLUB. The following games were piayed on the Hastings Club’s green on Skitur day:— Kinks.—Boatson, Hay, Kruse, Foal, 23; Harford, J, I’. Horn, Bates, Kates 23. 8. Smith Craig, Russell, G. Me. Leod., 30;cmfw yam bom bomoforbr Leod,” 30; Banks, Turher, Kitchen, Rutherford. 19. Eglinton, J. Bone, Williams, Pickering 15; Nicoll Brook Cater, Hogg, 14. Johnston, Emmett, Bridgman, Wil son 24; Cohr, F. Smith. Diamonds A. McLeod. 22. Sissons, Gardner, Parkinson, White. 33; Aitken, T. Thompson Criclfi ton, Esson, 11. Garnett, - Beeson, McKee, Benrdall, 24; Lowe," D. Thompson, Carlton. King, 17. Smart, Darvell, G. Horn, 20; Day. Fowler, Van Asch, 13. The following competition games wore played on the Hastings gre.cn during tho week: — Feathers Competitioii. Garnett, Crichton, Esson, King, 81; Williams, Aitken, bendall, Smart, 20 Handicap Pairs. Garnett and Kruse, 24; Hogg and G. McLeod, 19. Collinge and Monk, 23; Garland and Bendall, 20. Laker and Bewley 21; McLennan and White, 20. Tikis Competition. Turner and Parkinson, 26: Johnston and Tonkin, 15. Champion Singieo. Esson, 18.; Hogg, 9, G. McLeod, 22;’ H. Knight la. Parkinson, 17; White I*. Smart. 19; Garnett, 18. D. Thompson, 20; Collinge 11. KIA TOA. Games played at Kia ’.l’oa on Hu-tiu-day resulted, as follows: — Pairs. Wallace and F. Burge, Walker and Bcnnison, 6. Chadwick and Parkhill, 22; Man •inff Turner, 15. Paul and White, 19; Neiison end Harris, 17. Spink and Lincoln, 19; Maeklow and Ait-.-hqson, 15, Champion Singles. J. Ballard, 18; O. Burge, 16. F. Burge, 24; Williams, 12. l‘\ Burge, 16; Bennison 14 Parkhill 28: Barley 16. Ordinary Game. Allison, Sinclair, Buriield, 23; Tu-n er, McArthur, Williams, 19

NAPIER CLUB, Saturday Rinks. White, McMurray, Wardell Johnson, Sebmoll (s), 28; Whitehouse, B. D. Swqet,apple, McVicar, Bissell (s), la L. G. Piru,, McNab, McGhee, Evan* (s), 23; Robreson, Brusey, Luke Mil ior (sj, 15. Kilpatrick, Murdoch, J. D. Camp bell, A. W. Pirie (s), 18; Corner. Cooke, Fargher, Bull (s), 11. G. D. Sweetapple, Milne, Carter, Hill (s), 20; R. Saunders, Houseman. Lydfoid, Eugebretsen (s), 16. Oliver, Thorp, Storkey, Williamson (s),' 19; Biggs, Mahony, Bax Hunt (s), 12. MjcNiven, Simmonds, Holroa, Wakefield (s), 25; 'A. C. Campbell. Dean, Steed, Leversedge (s;, 20. Fitzhenry, Dykes, Belcher, lienouf (s 19; Bullivant, Newburn, Andersoi., Badley (s), 15. Hawke, Faulk'nor (si. 21: Wright. Bear (s), 12. Another game was played for the Eetham tikis, the holders, McVicar and Engebretson (s), defeating Bussell and Hunt (s). To-night and to-morrow nignt tn electric light full rink tournament will be held, when six rounds of eight heads will bo played. Play commences at 7.45 p.m. During, the week the following competition games were decided: Pairs. Holroyd, J. D. Campbell (s), 13; Renouf, McVicar (»), 2(1 McNtven, Williamson (s), 14. A. Campbell, Clilberd (s), 11, Fitzhenry, Daily (s , 23; Kcmmf. McVicar (sj, 15. Single. Sounder 18; G. Sweetapple, IT. McGhee,’ 18; McVicar, 17. Hunt, 19; Fuulknor, 18. G. Sweetapple, 27; Biggs, IS. Hawke, 24; Leversedge, li. Fitzhenry, 17; Belcherj IS. Farghey, 24; Bax, 23. G- Sweetapple, 32; Fitzhenry. IS. Bigg-t, 26.; Wright, 17. McGhee, 22; Belcher, 19. PORT AHURIRI. Following ara the scores of tine games played on the Port green on Saturday: — E. Steele, Lockwood, McGregor (s>, 28; McLean, Rankin, F. G. Smith sr. (s), 25. Watt, Taylor, Plestcd (s), 25; Dogan F. G. Smith jr., Mctoay ()s 20. ' Cooper, McKay, Fool, Mayo (s), 17; Crabbe. Martin, Wills, Wrightson (s), 18. Brady, L. C. Smith. Northcroft, J. P. Smith (s), 37; Plowman, Johnson, Pirie. Steele (s), 18. Findlay Tikis: Lockwood and Wrightson retained the Tikis, defeating Martin and Steele by 24 to 18, Mayo Buttons: Pool, Pirie, Taylor and Wills staved off defeat for the Mayo Buttons, defeating L. O. Smith Johnson Northcroft and McLeay bv 26 to U.

WAIBERE. The results of the games played on the Wairere Club’s greens are as below:— J. Black Alexander, Martin, Burt, 24; Rowe, - S. Black. Angus. Wray, 17. Neill, Ball, Collier, Benton, 20; Moss Spiller Chisholm, Newbegin, 17. McLean, Gibson,H ouston, B. V. Thomas, 29; Bayliffe. L. Wood, Swailes, Eice 19. Smale, Baxter, J. C. Thompson. Alying, 31; Hobson, Bruton, J. Gray, Hastings, 21. Dadson, Clough Buneiman. Gregg, 23; Allan Douglas Pallet, Ferguson, 13 Bear. Rood. B. Thomas. 28; Cottrell Rose, Watson. 18. SHIELD COMPETITION. TEAMS FOR SATURDAY. District Shield competition matches commence next Saturday, for which tho clubs have made the following so lections;— Hastings v. Wairere. Hastings.—At home: Aitken, T. Thompson, Crichton and Esson; and Garnett, Beeson, McKee and Bewley. Away: Lowe, D. Thompson, Carlton, King; and Sissons. Gardner, parkin son and White. Wairere.—At home: Collier, Rood, Newbegin, Ayling; B. V. Thomas, Hastings,'Burt, Gregg. Away: Hous ton. Ferguson, Watson, Spackman; J. Gray, Wray, Benton, R. Thomas.

Port Ahunri v. Napier. Port Ahuriri.—At home: Plowman, McLean, Wills, Mayo (s); Logan, W. Smith, F. G. Smith jr., F. G. Smith sr. (s)._ Biddell, Walton, Pool, J. P. Smith (s); Thompson. Bankin. For syth McGregor (s). Away: Lockwood, Crabbe, Pirie, Wrightson (s); Johnson, Steele, Northcroft, Stubb (s); Anderson, Cooper, Burrows, McLeay (s); L. O. Smith. Watts Taylor, Plested (s). Napier.—Away: G. Sweetapple, W. Johnston, Hill, Bissell; Carter, Belcher, Badley, Hunt; Furghcre, Good ger, Fuulknor, Wakefield; Wright. McGhee, Bear, Englebretson, At home: Steed, Sax, Leversedge, Bull; A. C. Campbell, Storkey, J. D. Campbell, Pirie; McVicar, White, Schmoll, Evans; Luke. Lydford, Hawke, Gilberd. DILLON SHIELD, WAIPUKURAU BEATS WAIPAWA The first match ot tlie season for the Dillon Shield was played on Saturday, when Waipukurau defeated Waipawa by the narrow margin of one point on tho aggregates; which were 86 and 85 respectively. Tire games at Waipukurau resulted as below: Waipukurau (Rood, Bowen, Lounc, Hall), 31; Waipawa (Jackson, Claik, Rathbone, Wills), 12, Waipukurau (Winter Hughes, White, Saunders), 16; Waipawa (Wallace, Wedde, Grensido, Critchleyj. 28. The games at Waipawa resulted: Waipukurau (Williams, Johnson, Richards, Bryant), 29; Waipawa (Walker, Jull, Holt, Blackie), IS; Waipukurau (Kirby, Watson, Petherick, Moore), 19; (Waipawa’(Cable, Dillon, Strang, Riddles), 27. ST. LEONARD'S. BLUFF HILL VISITORS. Six rinks from Bluff Hill paid a visit to St. Leonard's Club on Saturday last, when they were warmly welcomed by the president (Mr. McMurray) on behalf of the members. A most enjoyable afternoon’s play resulted, the visitors winning by five games to one and on the aggregate by 150 to 96. At the conclusion the president thanked tho teams for their visit, saying that these interclub friendly games did far more than the competitions, when each side only thought of winning. Mr. Douglas, replying for the visitors agreed with Mf. McMurray as to the comradeship inspired by these friendly visits and he thanked St. Leonard members for the hospitality extended to them. Following are the results. Bluff Hill being mentioned first: — McClurg, Harston, Dodge, Holt, 31 ; v. Drury, Scott, Palmer, Maher, 10. Tennant, J. D. Thomson, Douglas, McLaren, 20; v, Segley, Moffatt, Dunn, P. Brown, 18. Mathieson, Napier, J. T. Thomson, Nowton, 27; v. Simcox, Small, Murray, McGregor, 22. Triggs, McGlashan, Russell, Hislop, 17; v. Upchurch, Clarke, Hampton, Sutherland, 20. Wood, J. A. Smith, Barlow, Watters, 28; v. Ingram, Munro, Steele, Schofield, 12. Bedford, Harvey. E. Smith, McLennan, 27; v. Frude, Hackett, Williams, B. Brown, 14.