BOWLING

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 347, 7 May 1928, Page 7

BOWLING

Bowling was continued on several Auckland greens on Saturday afternoon. Following are results: Club Games Remuera. —Jobson fours: Hudson. Annandale, Short, Saxton, 17, v. Achison, Mahon, G. H. Kissling, Russell, 19; Booth, Wallace, Bull, Paterson, 15, v. Loosemore, Dempsey, Brook, Cox, 27; W. Young, Cutfield, Clark, Bray, 17, v. Fisher, Styak, Davis, W. C. Young, 24; do Boissier, Lusher, Wyatt, Daniels, 10, v. Sawyer, Headdy, E. D. Ashton, Badeley, 20; McKechnie, Ormiston, Wright, E. A. East, 27, v. Taylor, Sutherland, Norton, McCallum, 11; Whitaker, Williams, Scott, Mellars, 26, v. Griffiths, M. Reid, Baker, Hegman, 12; Douglas, Tancred, Wright, Long, 15, v. Walker, Edmiston, Smith, McFarlane, 25; Svmes, Bowles, Tuke, T. A. Ashton, 22, v. Stubbs, H. E. East, Dranslield, E. D. Reid, IS; Kenderdine, Rathbone, Watson, 25, v. Ellerbeck, Marshall, Harbutt, 19. Rawhiti. —Jackson Ferns: Jackson, Martin, Savin, P. D. Thomson, 22, v. Cuban, R. Walker, E. T. Walker, McInnes, 10. McGregor Stars: Scellv, Eaves, Barnes, R. Taylor, 23, v. Barker, L. N. Thomson, Murray, Stubbs, 17. Winter fours: Bolton, Scarborough, Schofield, Lencur, 21, v. Cameron, Morrow, Watson, 25; Roberts, Cameron, MacPherson, 21, v. White, Starkey, McK inlay, 16. Mount Eden.—Ordinary draw: Darraeli, B. Smith, Elliott, Gatenbv, 26, v. Watson, Fogerty, Battersby, Miller, 13; Moore, Spence, Sissons, Middleton, 22 v. Wright, Wagstaffe, J. A. Sheriff, James Smith, 15; Stone, Milroy, T. Nairn, Surman 13’ v. Cave, Owens, White, Tutt, 2o; Murdoch, H. Ferguson, D. Nairn, H. Walton, 13, v. Keldendorf, Rendall, Sarjeant, Hull, 19; Hughes, Williams, R. Robertson, Trayes, 19, v. JoFerguson, Rintoul, Gill 15Shenff, McKenzies, Jones, 19, v. Dignan, Bailey, Bainbridge, 29. “ Hillsborough. —Ordinary draw: BoaMo S£, Clark, Stringer, 15, v MeVmS 1 ’ Saint y. Williamson. 20; Waters, Ward, Thompson, IS, Carltno d ’ Smith Wilkinson, Thomas, 32. I. i r V t - on *—^ lub fours: Avery, A. Polard lumt. 24 ’ v - Ross, Cooke, Snedden il’ ns ±° ve > Hamilton, Fletcher, Blair, Fookes I> i 7 kS ?' 1 ' ,• HoUand, Birkenhead, Bate! ’27 17 V Roynane, Mitchell, far Ball 7, ; Pj nnalll g'a>i, Ramsay, Milfwe, 2 i°3, Miston™!!; tafn' k J c S Y> L '' Duncan - Whittaker, Brit': U w a S’- 21 - y- Sawyer, J. Wat-Itel-ensfw' hSS'Ts v K ttle ’ Wrl # ht . Bird ciark«oo Adamson, Pitt, riiir 0n ’ T?’ J * Robertson, Buchanan, Dillicar, Gordon, IS v MrT pmi ?°™\ e / Vllle - Wishart, Ivilgour,'l 6 lilm ’ ;.; iln M ” to ,». Morrell, Edmund's 19, v V Mau'J Turner, C. Mountain, 23. : our, f Albert.— Final percentage foniNfchepherd, Bodley, Maxwell, Rowe 27 v Ordhfarv ?° rsley i Lan 0, Holds worth, 25, Oidinary draw: Lonsdale, Hughes, Guth}i ie i* J€^ k - n ’ v ’ Poo1 » Sutherland, Garlick, Muir, o 4; Trigg, Nisbet, Francis, Floyd, 22, v. Crowe. Dickens, H. Pattison, Hawk, 16; W. T. Maxwell, Nyberg, W. Thomas, Richards, 19, v. Grix, Dyson, Mason, H. Dawson, 20; Blyth, Daniels, Stevens, Uosking, 22, v. Ineson, Dimery, Amore, Bromley, 18; Rogers, Gladding, Barton, Beck, 22, v. Humphreys, Wallace, Harrison, E. Thomas, 22; Cutforth, Baildon, 20 v. Hill, Blair, 35. Epsom. —Ordinary draw: French, Wliiteliouse, Bryce, W. Nash, 19, v. Ambury, McDougall, Hardley, Morison, 12; Carruth, Detmann, Lamb, Jenkin, 20, v. Gordon, Standen, Clarke, Mingins, 11. Devonport. —Gold Stars: Murphy, Andrew, Newbegiri, Warren, 18, v. Elmsley, Buchanan, Watson, King, 15. Percentage fours: Woolcott, Davis, McLeod, 20, v. Fulljames, Clarke, Foster, 19; Spicer, Blair, Sullivan, Blackie, 18, v. Koefoed, A. L. Jones, Bartley, Hamlin, 28; E. Buchanan, Vaile, Susman, Melville, 28, V. Chivers, Jackman, Grundy, Morgan, 9; Atkins, Sinclair, Goudie, Trayes, 18, v. Naylor, Martinsen, Miller, Anderson, 22. Otahuhu. —Percentage fours: C. B. Whitmore, Robinson, Pinliey, 27, v. J. Todd, J. Gardiner, Goodwin, 25; Gorrie, Martin, Whyte, Pearce, 19, v. G. E. Whitmore, Davis, Tliomasen, Fearnley, 20; West, Kimber, R. B. Todd, Taylor, 20, v. Moss, Tomes, Sinclair, Ever it t, 13. Firstyear's championship: Neild, 23, v. Boniface, 15; Robertson, 19, v. Neild, 27; McNary, 22, v. Robertson, 15. First-year champion, McNary; runner-up, Neild. Gardiner Roosters: Nixon, Trevena, Morton, Ferguson (challengers), 22, v. Crawford, Ogilvie, Cook, Sykes (holders), 21. Inter-Club Matches Following are the results of inter-club matches played on Saturday, the names of players of the firstmenlioned clubs taking precedence:— Epsom (holders) v. Dominion Road. — Edwin Stars: First round: C. J. Blakey, G. O. Blakey, Wright, George, 13, v. Clarke, Kelly, Ramsey, Roberts, 25. Dominion Road will defend the trophy next Saturday on the Epsom green. Dominion Road v. Epsom. —Spear, Robertson, Wurtz, Bush, 17, v. J. Wallace, Ramson, Lewis, Burton, 21. Mount Eden v. Avondale. —At Mount Eden: Chambers, Kinniburgh, Joll, BigeWest End (holders) v. Hillsborough.— Denison Pins: Cox, Horsley, Hardley living lard, Wilson, Sheath, 27. Ellerslie v. Hillsborough.— At HillsWe!nf,r : n, CO m Sey ' < B ,a, ' kaor '’ Donnell, WestbiooK, I*, v. Preston, Gregory Goldsmith, Wilson, 15. Strangely enough, Norman Gillespie the Australian feather-weight champion boxer who came across to meet Tommy Griffiths and Johnny Leckie found the smaller fry in Dunedin a bit diffident in. coming forward as sparring partners far him. There was a time when a boxer of this calibre would have been rushed by tyros anxious to learn a thing or two, even -at the expense of stopping a few “hotties,” but Tommy McCarten, one of Dunedin’s cleverest and most promising boys, appears to have been the only one to come up to the scratch and mix it with the Australian in his training.