EASTER BOWLING

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 325, 10 April 1928, Page 12

EASTER BOWLING

AUCKLAND TOURNEY YESTERDAY’S RESULTS Section play in the three competitions of the Auckland Bowling Centre’s tournament, the Easter fours, executive fours and first-year championship, were concluded yesterday. In the Easter fours, rinks that have scored seven wins or over will meet in the inter-section play. In the executive fours, two rinks tied at the head of each section. The final of the first-year championship will be decided between Scown, of Mangere, and the winner of a game between Leather, of Rocky Nook, and Buchanan, of Carlton, who were level at the head of their section. Results of yesterday afternoon's play are as follows: Easter Fours SECTION A Eighth Round.—Letham 19, v. Lundon IS; Dawe 20. v. Jones 19; Hopwood 19, v. Gordon 18; White 21, v. Gifford 20; Bray 28, v. Brackebush 12. Ninth Round.—Hopwood 24, v. Lundon 15; Gordon 31, v. Brackebush 24: Letham 27, v. Jones 20; Gifford 19, v. Bray 14; White 29, v. Dawe 9. Summary.—Bray and white, 7 wins and 2 losses; Gordon, 6 and 3; Lundon and Letham, 5 and 4; Brackebush and Hopwood, 4 and 5; Dawe and Gifford, 3 and 6; Jones 1 and 8. SECTION B Eighth Round.—Davidson 22, v. Wooller 12; Stone 26, v. Turner 19; Ritchie 22, v Knox 19; Dickson 23, v. Ramsay 18; Hilton 26, v. Harvey 16. Ninth Round.—Wooller 29, v. Ramsay 13; Hilton 22, v. Stone 19; Davidson 25, v. Ritchie 17; Dickson 21, v. Turner 19; Harvey 23, v. Knox 21. Summary.—Davidson, 8 wins and 1 loss; Hilton and Stone, 7 and 2; Wooller, 6 and 3; Dickson, 5 and 4; Ritchie and Ramsey, 4 and 5; Harvey, 3 and 6; Knox, 1 and 8; Turner, 0 and 9. SECTION C Eighth Round.—Mincham 21. v. Macklow 18; Scantlebury 19, v. Higgott 16; Keatley 13, v. McKinlay 18; 'Truscott 19, v. Cornes 15; George 23, v. Dick 18. Ninth Round.—Mincham 14, v. Higgott 13; Keatley 26, v. Dick 20; George *4, v. Cornes 20; Macklow 23, v. McKinlay 15; Truscott 19, v. Scantlebury 15. Summary.—Keatley 7 wins and 2 losses; George and Mincham, 6 and 3; Scantlebury and Truscott, 5 and 4; Cornes, Higgott and Dick, 4 and 5; McKinlay and Macklow, 2 and 7. SECTION D Eighth Round.—Jury 26, v. Clark 16; Hosking 24, v. Fulton 16; Buckley 30, v. Taylor 17; De Launay 15, v. Torrance 22; Warren beat Bell. Ninth Round.—Taylor 21, v. Clark 16; De Launay 28, v. Fulton 14; Buckley 20, V. Bell 14; Jury 21, v. Torrance 16; Hosking 23, v. Warren 13. Summary.—Warren, 8 wins and 1 loss; Buckley, 7 and 2; Hosking and Bell, 6 and 3; Jury, 5 and 4; Torrance, 4 and 5; De Launay, 3 and 6; Clark, Taylor and Fulton, 2 and 7. SECTION E Eighth Round.—Murdoch 21, v. Dawson 16; Taylor 23, v. Walton 13; Gallaher 22, v. Perry 17; Best 22, v. Hardie Neil 19; Clark 20, v. Sutherland 16; Smith 20, v. Finch 19.

> Ninth Round.—Best 18, v. Smith 17; i Hardie Neil 20, v. Dawson IS; Clark 25, ; v. Murdoch 17; Perry 23, v. Sutherland L 20; Finch 19, v. Walton 15; Gallaher 23, 5 v. Taylor 17. Summary.—Gallaher, 7 wins and 2 losses; Clarke and Best, 6 and 3; Mur- ’ doch, Hardie Neil and Dawson, 5 and 4; 5 Perry, Finch, Sutherland and Taylor, k ' and 5; Morgan, 3 and 6; Smith, 1 and S. SECTION F Seventh Round.—Richmond (Epsom) 26, ; v. Kissling (Epsom) 10; McPhail tWai- : temata) 25, v. Goldsmith (Hillsborough) 1 11; Garry (West End) 30, v. McKenzie (Mount Eden) 13; Duffin (Carlton) 24, v. Gatland (Onehunga) 15; McLeod (Henderson) 28, v. Donnell (Te Papapa) ±7; Blackburn (Devonport) 24, v. Rendell • (Rocky Nook) 17. Eighth Round.—Donnell 24, v. McKen- » zie 14; McLeod 19, v. McPhail 18; Duffin , 26, v. Goldsmith 16; Randell 23, v. PTiss- : ling 21; Richmond 28, v. Gatland 15; 1 Garry 24, v. Blackburn 20. Ninth Round.—Duffin 20, v. McLeod 11; r Kissling 25, v. Garry 19; McPhail IS, v. I Donnell 17; Richmond 24, v. Goldsmith » 15; Blackburn 26, v. McKenzie 14; Gat- ' land 23, v. Randell 18. { Summary.—Duffin, 8 wins and 1 loss; 1 McPhail, 7 and 2; Richmond, 6 and 3; ■ Goldsmith, Garry, McLeod and Randell, t 5 and 4; Kissling and Gatland, 4 and 5; ' Blackburn, 3 and 6; Donnell, 2 and 7; McKenzie, 0 and 9. SECTION G 3 Eighth Round.—A. Clarke 16, v. Bush ■ 12; Cliffe 20, v. Russell 18; Pitt 24, v. ’ Johnson 14; Wright 26, v. Mcßeath 24; J Osmond 25, v. Astle 16; Forbes won by , default from Armstrong. 3 Ninth Round.—Forbes 24, v. Astle 20; ' Cliffe 19, v. Wright 11; Clarke 26, v. . Russell 17; Osmond 17, v. Bush 14; Pitt 3 won by default from Armstrong; Johnson 24, v. Mcßeath 17. > Summary.—Osmond, 9 wins and no - losses; Wright, 7 and 2; Cliffe and Rus- > sell, 6 and 3; Mcßeath, 5 and 4; Clarke, 4 and 5; Forbes, Bush, Astle and John- • son, o and 6; Pitt and Armstrong, 2 and j Executive Fours [ SECTION A j Seventh Round.—Audley (Takapuna) 22 , v. Paterson (Rawhiti) 19; Koel'oed (SI. P Heliers) 23, v. Snoad (Devonport) 19; L G. V. Pearce (Ellerslie) 20, v. Noonan 2 (Te Awamutu) 14; Leighton (Henderson) 17, v. Kelly (Dominion Road) 15; Walton (Mount Eden) 22, v. Wells (New Lynn) 17; Hollier (Mangere) 24, v. McMahon (Edendale) 12; Parsons (Ponsonby) 25, v. E. E. Pierce (West End) 15. Eighth Round—Parsons 26, v. Wells 15; Noonan 16, v. Dudley 19; Leighton 24, v. Walton 17; v. E. E. Pierce 11; Paterson 18, v. Hollier 19; McMahon 12, v. Kelly 22; Koefoed 19, v. G. V. Pearce 23. Ninth Round.—Audley 27, v. E. E. Pierce 23; Paterson 22, v. Leighton 16; G. V. Pearce 22, v. Wells 15; Koefoed 13, v. Hollier 18; Noonan 15, v. Kelly S; Snoad 8, v. Parsons 28; McMahon 26, v. Walton 10. t Summary.—Parsons, G. V. Pearce and Audley, 8 wins and 1 loss; Leigh tor:, J Snoad, McMahon and Hollier, 5 and 4; _ Walton, Noonan and Paterson, 4 and 5; : Koefoed, 3 and 6; Kelly, 2 and 7; Wells and E. E. Pierce, 1 and S. SECTION B ■ Eighth Round.—Kirkpatrick 22, v. Peg- !: ler 9; Newton 21, y. Knight 19; A. Jenkin - 22, v. J. Jenkin 21; Bridge 22, v. Flyger L 7, Sheath 21. v. Ball 17; Macpherson 19, L v. Gardiner 18. r Ninth Round.—Newton 20, v. Bridge 19; Pegler 24, v. J. Jenkin 19; Knight 28, v. Kirkpatrick 10; A. Jenkin 25, v. Ma;pherson 12; Ball 28, v. Flyger 18; Gardiner 18, v. Sheath 17. Summary.—Ball and Macpherson 7 v/ir.s and 2 losses; Gardiner and A. Jenkin, G and 3; Newton, 5 and 4; Knight, Kirkpatrick and Pegler, 4 and 5; Sheath, Flyger and J. Jenkin, 3 and 6; Bridge, 2 and 7. First-Year Players . SECTION A Eighth Round.—Chapman 17, v. Scown t 15; Roberts 26, v. Culpan 18; Fowler 24, ■ v. Beehre 19; Melrose 28, v. Johnson 16; - Welham 21, v. Garland 18. Ninth Round. —Culpan 23, v. Johnson ; 15; Welham 27, v. Beehre 15; Melrose 19, 1 V. Chapman 15; Roberts 24, v. Garland 13; Scown 26, v. Fowler 12. Summary.—Scown, 7 wins and 2 losses; l Welham, Melrose and Culpan, 6 and 3; f Fowler, Roberts and Chapman, 5 and 1; j Garland, 3 and 6; Beehre and Johnson, 1 1 and 8. ) SECTION B • Eighth Round. —Leather 24, v. Koefoed ’ 17; Roget 19, v. McNair 18; Hooper 19, v. L Emirali 16; Chesney 24, v. Trigg 17; Buchanan 19, v. Stewart 13. • Summary.—Buchanan and Leather tied 1 as section leaders. ) ~ 1 OAMARU CHAMPION RINKS Press Association. OAMARU, Monday. The Easter bowling tournament was continued to-day, when the winners of . the Oamaru champion rinks were J. B. Sinclair. J. Davis, C. L. Fraser, Ur! Mclnnes (Temuka) 17, who beat Littlei John, J. Dunbar, E. Grenfell, Panckhurst (Phoenix) 15 in the final. The • finals of the singles and pairs will be »layed off to-morrow-

CAMBRIDGE GAMES (From Our Own Correspondent) CAMBRIDGE. Monday. The last three rounds of the Cambridge Easter bowling tournament were played off to-day. Results are as follow : SECTION A Seventh Round. —Hardley, 33, v. Dix, 16; Donald, 26, v. Burchell, 20; Gatland, 27, v. Stewart, 18; Herd, 13, v. Anderson, 19; Newman, a bye. Eighth Round.—Dix, IS, v. Newman, 17; Hardley, IS, v. Donald, 15; Gatland, 22, v. Burchell, IS; Stewart, 25, v. Herd, 6; Anderson, a bye. Ninth Round.—Newman, 21, v. Donald, 19; Hardley, 22, v. Gatland, 21; Burchell, 16, v. Herd, 14; Anderson, 23, v. Stewart. 19; Dix, a bye. Section Winners.—Dix (Cambridge) and Anderson (Devonport), 6 wins, 2 losses. SECTION B Seventh Round.—Barker-Hill. 2S, v Pearce, 15; Mclvor, 24, v. Toombs, S; Layland, 21, v. Prickett, 20; Sutherland, 19, v. Cordes, 17; Bremner, a bye. Eighth Round. —Pearce, 20, v. Bremner, 19; Barker-Hill, 30, v. Mclvor, 5; Layland, 25, v. Toombs, 10; Cordes, 20, v. Prickett, 19; Sutherland, a bye. Ninth Round.—Mclvor, 16. v. Bremner, 14; Barker-Hill, 32, v. Layland, 22; Cordes. 22. v. Toombs, IS; Sutherland, 19, v. Prickett. 14; Pearce, a bye. Section Winner.—Barker-Hill (Papatoetoe), 6 wins, 2 losses. SECTION C Seventh Round.—Radcliffe, 25, v. James 16; Fenwick, 25, v. Easter, IS; Cornish! 22, v. Masters, 10; Hosking, 21, v. Gill, 12; McFarlane, a bye. Eighth Round.—McFarlane, 24, v. James. 13; Radcliffe, 21, v. Easter, 5; Fenwick, 24, v. Masters, 15; Cornish, 24, v. Hosking, 17; Hill, a bye. Ninth Round.—McFarlane, 24, v. Easter, 15; Radcliffe, 16, v. Masters, 14; Hosking, 21, v. Fenwick, 12; Cornish, 20, v. Gill, 16; James, a bye. Section Winners.—Hosking (Mount Albert) and McFarlane (Ngaruawahia), 6 wins, 2 losses. SECTION D Seventh Round.—McNamara, IS, v. Adamson, 10; Turton, 28, v. Richards, 13; Hollard, 18, v. Jordan, 15; Trayes, 19, #. Benson, 13; Coltman, a bye. Eighth Round.—Coltman, 17, v. McNamara, 13; Adamson, 15, v. Richards, 13; Turton, 21, v. Jordan, 19; Benson, 24, v. Hollard, 17; Trayes, a bye. Ninth Round. —Riehai'ds, 18, v. Coltman, 14; Adamson, 14. v. Jordan. 11: Turton. 24, v. Benson, IS; Trayes, 23, v. Hollard, 20; McNamara, a bye. Section Winners.—Turton (Huntly), 7 wins, 1 loss; also qualified, Benson (Dominion Road), 6 wins, 2 losses. SECTION E Seventh Round.—Wooller, 19, v. Coghill, 7; Carter, 19, v. Pascoe, 16; McFarlane, 22, v. Francis, 10; Wright, 19, v. Vincent, 14; Butler, a bye. Eighth Round.—Butler, 20, v. Coghill, 14; Pascoe, 30, v. Wooller, IS; McFarlane. 18, v. Carter, 15; Wright, 24, v. Francis, 16; Vincent, a bye. Ninth Round.—Butler, 21, v. Pascoe, 15; Wooller, 17, v. McFarlane, 16; Carter, 23, V. Wright, 18; Vincent, 21, v. Francis, 12; Coghill, a bye.

Section Winners.—Wright (Onehunga), Vincent (Edendale) and Carter (Claudelands), 6 wins, 2 losses. SECTION F Seventh Round.—Washer, 19, v. Lewis, 16; Douglas, 14, v. Pilkington, 30; Holland, 18, v. Little, 16; Keith, 17, v. Collins, 14; Sloane, a bye. Eighth Round. —Lewis, 22, v. Sloane, 12; Washer, 17, v. Douglas, 16; Pilkington, 22, v. Holland, 16; Keith, 32, v. Little, 20; Collins, a bye. Ninth Round.—Douglas, 16, v. Sloane, 12; Washer, 20, v. Holland, 9; Pilkington, 20, v. Keith. 16; Collins, 26, v. Little, 19; Lewis, a bye. Section Winner.—Keith (Pukekohe), 7 wins. 1 loss. Hamilton Pairs Tourney Section play in the Hamilton pairs bowling tournament was completed late yesterday afternoon. Results are as follow: SECTION A Seventh Round. —Irvine and Woodhall, 20, v. Jenkins and Neas, S; Andrews and Webster, 19, v. Coltman and Platt, 12; Reynolds and Hughes, 18, v. Speight and Speight, 9; Hawkins and Gee, 28, v. Salter and Dillicar, 9; Wilkes and Hall, a bye. Eighth Round. —Hawkins and Gee, 24, v. Wilkes and Hall, 13; Coltman and Piatt, 34, v. Jenkins and Neas, 13; Reynolds and Hughes, 17, v. Salter and Dillicar, 11; Irvine and Woodhall, 27, v. Speight and Speight, 12; Andrews and Webster, a bye. Ninth Round.—Wilkes and Hall, 20, v. Reynolds and Hughes, 11; Speight and Speight, 20, v. Coltman and Platt, 19; Irvine and Woodhall, 26, v. Salter and Dillicar, 14; Andrews and Webster, 21, v. Jenkins and Neas, 11; Hawkins and Gee, a bye. SECTION B Seventh Round.—Barton and Clark won from Metcalfe and Wilson by default; Qualtrough and Carswell, 20, v. Bennett and Stubbs, 12; Condon and Hitchcock, 13, v. Tomlinson and Taylor, S; Land and Street, 30, v. Ireland and Rolfe, 8; Varney and Lambie, a bye. Eighth Round.—Varney and Lambie, 12, v. Qualtrough and Carswell, 10; Clark and Barton, IS, v. Tomlinson and Taylor, 16; Condon and Hitchcock, 17, v. Ireland and Rolfe, 14; Land and Street won by default; Bennett and Stubbs, a bye. Ninth Round.—Varney and Lambie, 23, v. Condon and Hitchcock, 14; Clark and Barton, 19, v. Bennett and Stubbs, 11; Ireland and Rolfe, 16, v. Tomlinson and Taylor, 14; Land and Street, 24, v. Qualtrough and Carswell, 14; Metcalfe and Wilson, a bye. SECTION C Seventh Round.—Fruish and Evans, 19, v. Lindsay and Begbie, 14; Shilton and White, 20, v. Burrow and Booth, IS; Aicken and Felix, 19, v. Fraser and Goodwin, 14; Mclnnes and Preston, 17, v. Finch and Turrell, 10; Meredith and Johnson, a. bye. Eighth Round.—Shilton and White, 20, v. Meredith and Johnson, 13; Fruish and Evans, 27, v. Aicken and Felix, 11 ; Mclnnes and Preston, 28, v. Burrow and Booth, 14; Fraser and Goodwin, 18, v. Finch and Turrell, 14; Lindsay and eßgbie, a bye. Ninth Round.—Mclnnes and Preston, 22, v. Meredith and Johnson, 14; Fruish and Evans, 26, v. Finch and Turrell, 14; Burrow and Booth, 31, v. Fraser and Goodwin, 26; Aicken and Felix, 23, v. Lindsay and Begbie, 14; Shilton and White, a bye. SECTION D Seventh Round.—Roberts and Boyes won from Arther and Raven by default; Mitchell and Henderson, 19, v. McGirty and Zaney, 17; Jorgensen and Hansen, 17. v. Speight and Howe, 14; Lymburn and Parnell, 19, v. Leonard and Tithers, 17; Going and Petersen, a bye. Eighth Round.—Going and Petersen beat Speight and Howe; Mitchell and Henderson, 23, v. Roberts and Boyes, 17; McGirty and Zaney, 21, v. Leonard and Tithers, 16; Lymburn and Parnell won by default; Jorgensen and Hansen, a bye. Ninth Round.—Going and Petersen, *27, v. McGirty and Zaney, 12; Jorgensen and Hansen, 27, v. Roberts and Boyes, 3S; Leonard and Tithers, 22, v. Mitchell and Henderson, 17; Lymburn and Parnell, 27. v. Speight and Howe, 11: Arthur and Raven, a bye. The section winners are:—Section A: Hawkens and Gee, S wins and 1 loss. Section B: Varney and Lambie. 8 wins and 1 loss. Section C: Fruish and Evans. 9 wins. Section D: Going and Petersen. 8 wins and 1 loss. Buckland Competitions A two-days’ bowling tournament which commenced on the Buckland green on Saturday resulted in a win for Holland, Fulton, Butcher and King. Results of Saturday’s play were:-V Wily, Jamieson, Hewitt, Rae, 26, v. Wymer, Cooper, Pollock, Adams, 15: Griffin, Richings, Bullock, Steele, 22. v. Holland, Fulton, Butcher, King, 15: Pirritt, Rowe, Smeed, Pirritt. 25, v. Wymer, Cooper, Pollock, Adams. 12; Griffin, Richings, Bullock. Steele. 24, v. Wily, Jamieson. Hewitt, Rae. 12: Griffin, Richings, Bullock, Steele, 21, v. Wymer, Cooper, Pollock, Adams, 9; Wily. Jamieson, Hewitt, Rae. 30. v. Hambrook, Greenway, McNally, Wright. 9: Hambrook, Greenway. McNally, Wright, 22. v. Pirritt Rowe. Smeed, Pirritt. 21; Holland. Fulton, Butcher.'King, 22. v. Pirritt. Rowe, Smeed. Pirritt, 13: Holland. Fulton. Butcher. King. 27. v. Hambrook, Greenwav. McNally, Wright, 23. Yesterday’s results were:— Griffin, Richings, Bullock, Steele, 21, v.

Greenway, Hambrook, McNally, Wright, 9; Holland, Fulton, Butcher, King, 16, v. Wymer, Cooper, Pollock, Adams, 12; Rowe, Pirritt, Smeed, Pirritt, IS, v. Wily, Jamieson, Hewitt, Rae, 14; Holland, Fulton, Butcher, King, 24, v. Griffin, Richings, Bullock, Steele, 10. North Auckland Banner Play The North Auckland Bowling Centre’s banner tourney was completed on the Waipa green yesterday. Results were: First Round.—Maungaturoto (G. Allen, Turner, Cox, Boag), defeated Waipu (McLean, McKay, Sentch, McMillan), 24—17; Kensington (A. J. McKay, McNaughton, Curtis, Tibbits), defeated Whangarei (Good, Kerr, Crane, Stone), 2S—l9; Dargaville, a bye. Second Round. —Whangarei defeated Dargaville (Low, Peterson, Davey, McIsaac), 19 —14; Maungaturoto defeated Kensington, 28—19; Waipu, a bye. Third Round.—Whangarei defeated Waipu, 24—21; Kensington defeated Dargarville, 25—23; Maungaturoto, a bye. Fourth Round. —Maungaturoto defeated Whangarei, 19—13; Dargaville defeated Waipu, 19 —11; Kensington, a bye. Fifth Rcund. —Waipu defeated Kensington, 24—16; Dargaville defeated Maungaturoto, 25—22; Whangarei, a bye. Maungaturoto with three wins thus secured the banner. In a progressive pairs tourney, McMillan won the skip’s prize and Steadman the lead’s award. Play at Whangarei In the 'Hikurangi Bowling Club's Easter tourney the section winners were tile rinks skipped by Taylor (Hikurangi), Kells (Hikurangi) and Orr (Whangarei). On- drew the bye in the semi-final and Taylor, having rather easily disposed of Kells, met Orr in the final. Orr’s rink won by 19—15, after an excellent game. Otorohanga Bowling In a progressive pairs tournament played off on the Otorohanga Club's green on Friday, Porter was the winner among the skips, with five wins out of five. Murdoch won the leads’ section, with four wins out of five. Another progressive pairs competition resulted in J. Walker winning the skips’ section with four wins. Among the leads Tozer and Waterton won 3 out of 4. In the play-off Tozer won. MANGERE CLUB OPEN TOURNAMENT Good entries have been received by the Mangere Bowling Club for the open full rink tournament, which is to be held on April 19, and the list will be closed now at any time. There

have been many complimentary remarks passed at the splendid condition in which this green is at present, bv bowlers who played on it in the Easter fours tournament. Some of the players who have travelled New Zealand during the season express the opinion that the Mangere green is undoubtedly one of the best playing greens in the Dominion at present. PAPATOETOE CLUB EASTER PAIRS TOURNEY A very enjoyable progressive pairs tournament was held on the Papa toe - toe bowling green yesterday. There was a large attendance of members anc; some interesting play was witnessed In the skips’ section, Hall and Andrew tied with four wins and one loss each, and on the aggregate Ilal claimed the honours by 63 to Andrew”. 61. In the leads’ section, Watson, Boot' and Moe tied with a total of four wir. and one loss each, and on the aggregate the trophy went to Watson wit; 62, against 61 and 54 respective!', scored by Booth and Moe.

MANAWATU TOURNEY

Press Association. PALMERSTON N., Monday. Rinks skipped by the following are contesting the final of the Manawatu Easter bowling tournament and the North Island championship: : Brackenridge (Victoria, Wellington!. Nash (Palmerston North), Wardrop (Woodville), Simmonda (Wanganui), Pole (Victoria. Wellington), Conder (Island Bay), Wilton (Palmerston North), Morgan (Takaro), Ramsav (Palmerston North), and Martin (Fitzroy).