Bowling

Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 299, 9 March 1928, Page 11

Bowling

MANGERE BOWLING CLUB FULL RINK TOURNAMENT A very successful full rink tournament was held yesterday by the Mangere Bowling Club. {Sixteen teams took part, representing surrounding suburban and city clubs. Following are the results of play: First Round A SECTION Parker-Hill, 5, v. Scantleberuy, 15: Lippiatt, 12, v. Gill, 16; Knight, 12, v. Sigley,. 14; Hayden, 12, v. Hall, 9. Second Round A SECTION Lippiatt, 7, v. Knight, 12; Scantleburv, 17, v. Hayden, 6; Gill, S, v. Hall, 10; Parker-Hill, 10, v. Sigley, 15. Third Round A SECTION Sigley, 10, v. Hayden, 14; Knight, 14. v. Hall, 9; Parker-Hill, 7, v. Gill, 7; Scantlebury, 8, v. Lippiatt, 13. Fourth Round A SECTION Parker-Hill, 10, v. Lippiatt, 12; Scantlebury, 10, v. Knight, 8; Sigley, 8, v. Hall, 11; Hayden, 8, v. Gill, 10. Fifth Round A SECTION Lippiatt, 10, v. Hayden, 4: Parker-Hill, 14, v. Knight, 4; Scantlebury, 15, v. Hall, 6; Sigley, 6, v. Gill, 10. AGGREGATE. Scantlebury, 4 wins, 1 loss; Lippiatt, 3-2; Gill, 34-1; Knight, 2-3; Sigley, 2-3; Hayden, 2-3; Hall, 2-3; Parker-Hill, l£-3. First Round B SECTION Smytheman, 16, v. Sykes, 13; Connor, 16, v. Whyte, 8; Clarkson, 18, v. Hollier, 4; Haslam, —, v. Sutherland, 13. Second Round B SECTION Clarkson, 7, v. Haslam. 7; Sykes, 6, v. Sutherland, 10; Smytheman, 10, v. Connor, 14; Hollier, 12, v. Whyte, 8. Third Round B SECTION Smytheman, 14, v. Sutherland, 16; Connor, 5, v. Hollier, 14; Haslam, 14, v. Whyte, 13; Clarkson, 8, v. Sykes, 9. Fourth Round B SECTION Sykes, 17, v. Hollier, 7; Haslam, 6, v. Smytheman, 11; Clarkson, 8, v. Connor, 10; Sutherland, 19, v. Whyte, 5. Fifth Round B SECTION Connor, 4, vfl Sutherland, 14: Sykes, 6, v. Whyte, 13; Hollier, 6, v. Haslam, 14; Smytheman, 13, v. Clarkson, 14. AGGREGATE Sutherland, 5 wins; Smytheman, 3 wins, 2 losses; Connor, 3-2; Haslam, 2£-2; Clarkson, 24-2; Sykes, 2-3; Hollier, 2-3; Whyte, 1-4. Final (Ten Heads) Aldred, Perrett, Duncan, Scantlebury (Auckland), 9, v. Marks, MacFarquhar, Robertson, E. V. Sutherland (Onehunga), 14. EXCITING BOWLING AT TE AWAMUTU SINGLE POINT DECIDES THE ISSUE AFTER TIE (From Our Own Correspondent) TE AWAMUTU, Thursday. A large attendance was present at Albert Park to-day, when the finalists in the Te Awamutu bowling tournament played the concluding games. The rinks were: Andrews, Jones, Horton and Pilkington (Hamilton), and H. Clark, Lambie, F. Clark and N. Bell (Hamilton). The green was again in good order. An interesting game was witnessed, which ended in a draw, the scores being 20 —20. The replay was continued during the afternoon, and again some exciting play was witnessed. The game did not end till after 5 o’clock, the result being, Pilkington, 21, Bell, 20. INTER-CLUB MATCH. The following players will journey j to Claudelands on Saturday to play an j inter-club match with the home club: j Jourdain, Jim North, Christie, Reise; j C. Mclnnes, Tailby, Smith, Wallace; T. ' Mclnnes, Dunkley, Laurie, Jack North; I Chittenden, Johnson, Rennie, Hawkins. First-Year Rink.—McCarter, Haines, Skerritt, Preston.