PUBLIC SERVICE BOWLERS ANNUAL PAIRS TOURNEY

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 519, 23 November 1928, Page 7

PUBLIC SERVICE BOWLERS ANNUAL PAIRS TOURNEY

DRAW FOR COMPETITION Following is the draw for the annual pairs tournament of the Public Service Association, to be held at Epsom and Remuera greens next Friday, play starting at 8.30 a.m.: EPSOM Section A: Lanigan, Boag (Police); Vincent, Stubbs (Railway); McLaren, Watson (Railway); Smith, Reed (Railway); Robertson, Ramsay (Postal); Mackune, Heywood (Lands and Survey). Section B: Moore, Maher (Lands and Survey); Bates, Kelly (Railway); Marks, Harris (Railway); McPherson, Beehre (Railway); Bruce-Smith, Bourke (Postal); Wilson, Hqwell (Agriculture), Hickman, Isaacs (Agriculture); Pauli, Newton (Mines). Section C: Hunt, Rogers (Public Works), Gordon, Porritt (Railway); Duncan, Duncan (Railway); —, Campbell (Justice); McGlone, Wickstead (Postal); —, Burrell (Police). Section D: White, Purdie (Public Works); Truman, Deare (Railways); Bowles, Colthurst (Railway); Lang, Richardson (Mental Hospital); Egginton, Turner (Railway); Green, Fletcher (Railways). REMUERA Section A: Sinclair, Eaves (Railway); Schofield, Robertson (Railway); Brooks, Wansbone (Railw-ay); Murray, McMahon (Postal); Thomson, Newton (Lands and Survey); Slaughter, Hollows (Labour). Section B: Lane, Godfrey (Lands and Survey); Cormvall, Blackburn (Railway); Smith, Goodall (Railw’ay); Williams, Rudd (Postal); Dr. Inglis, Dr. Hardie Neil (.Defence). Section C: Plummer, Gar•ard (Education); —, Austin (Railway); Bunt, Smith (Railway); Gannaway, Yyatt (Telegraph); Joyce, Wilmot Lands and Survey); Franklin, Thomson

(Public Health). Section r>: Beere, Westbrooke (Agriculture). Dickey Hammond (Railway); Taylor. McGor&m (Railway); Tudhope. Johnson (Lands and Survey); McMurtrie, Priestley _ (Edducation); Simms, Virtue (Public Works). PAPATOETOE V. HOWICK GILMOUR CUP MATCH The first of a series of three matches | between the Papatoetoe and Howick I Bowlins Clubs for possession of the Gilmour Cup was played at Howick j vesterday afternoon. Two rounds were played, between two teams from each club, the Papatoetoe Club claim- . ing. tho first match by the narrow ( margin of three points. Details are as follow (Howick names first); GILMOUR CUP First Round—E. Pope. Jansen. Miller. Johnson 12, v. S. McCullough, liosking, Franklin, Parker Hill 22; Bates, Selby. Rickett, Wilson 20, v. Hall, Nesbitt, Smytheman, Knight 6. Second Round—B. Pope. Jansen, stiller, Johnson 4, v. Hall, Nesbitt, Smytheman, Ivniglit 21: Bates. Selby, Beckett, Wilson 19, v. S. McCullough, Hosking, Franklin, Parker Hill 9. Howick, 55; Papatoetoe, SS. INTER-CLUB An inter-club match between the two clubs resulted in a decisive win for Howick by 97— IS. Results of play:— First Round—Ryan, Burnard, Purnell, Hughes 8, v. Buckton. Thomas, Watson, W. Brown 11; E. Bates, Paton, Kennedy, Speechley 17, v. J. Browne, Bygrave, Cutforth, Cowling 14; Bates, Paton, Kennedy, Speechley 16, v. O’Loughlin, Gane, Lucena, Crawford 14. Second Round—Bates, Paton, Kennedy, Speechley 20. v. O’Loughlin, Gane, Lucena, Crawford 14; Ryan, Burnard, Furnell, Hughes 16, v. J. Browne, Bygrave, Cutforth, Cowling 9; Bates, Paton, Kennedy, Speechley 20, v. Buckton, Thomas, Watson. W. Brown 11. Howick, 97; Papatoetoe, 78. MODtff CLUB TEAMS FOR TO-MORROW The following teams have been chosen to represent tho Mount Eden Bowling Club to-morrow; Mount Edeii v. Remuera (pennant)— At Remuera: Mueller, Sergeant, Bainbridge, Trayes, Boyce, Fulton, Smith, Gill, Campbell, D. Nairn, Miller, Baisley. At Mount Eden: Delamore, Bailey, Herron, Findlay, Bruce-Smith, Dignan, Vivian, Cornes, Mackenzie, Rintoul, Walton, Baker. , __ Mount Eden v. Waitemata —At Waitemata: Doull, Moore, Robertson, Tutt, Gregson, Stone, Sissons, Elliott, Chambers, Watson. Gribble, Hull. At Mount Eden: T. Nairn, Sheriff, Battersey, J. Smith, Bigelow, Oatridge. Gatenby, Burley, Fraser. Woolley, Joll, Surmon. Mount Eden v. Eden dale—At Mount Eden: Murray, Rendell, Wagstaff, White, Gray, Murdoch, Spence, D. Ferguson. At Edendale: Williams, Harland, Kenniburgh, Trewhella, McCauley. Alexandre, Cordes, Rudman. BOWLING PRESIDENT RETIRES PRESENTATION TO MR. J. PASCOE On his retiring from the presidency of the Auckland Bowling Centre, Mr. J. Pascoe was entertained at a social evening at Devonport last evening. In recognition of his services to bowling he was presented with an album containing photo- ' graphs of members and ex-members of of the association. Among those present last evening were Messrs. J. W. Hardley and J. M. Thomson, who were members of the New Zealand touring team which recently returned to the Dominion, and five ex-mem-bers of the Auckland Centre. Mr. S. Coldicutt, president of the Auckland Centre, eulogised the work done by Mr. Pascoe, and was supported by Mr. C. W. Garrard, on behalf of exmembers of the centre, and Mr. A. B. Baxter, on behalf of country clubs. During the evening Messrs. Hardley and Thomson gave interesting experiences of their trip abroad.

TENNIS TEAMS CITY INTER-CLUBS The following players will represent their various clubs in inter-club matches to-morrow under the auspices of the Auckland Lawn Tennis Association: — B Grade St. ITeliers—J. Diamond, O. 33ushJ.il, A. Horspool, 33. Cooper, Mesdames G. Cooper, Butler, Needham, Miss Goldsbro. Campbell Park—F. Rostgard, V. H. Barfoot, J. Rukutai, A. S. Winger, Misses Bull, Rukutai, Leng, Mrs. Brough. C Grade University—J. L. Gregory, J. N. 'Wilson, Herbert, K. E. Bullen; Misses R. Walker, N. Gallaher, Z. Garry. Iv. Leonard. Carlton—D. Pert, G. Shand, A. J. Pollard, W. Miller, J. Shand (emergency); Mesdames Pollard, Gear, Jeffries, Misses Cliffcfrd, B. Wade (emergency). Campbell Park—C. K. Pearson, A. Porter, W. IT. Jaine, R. McElroy; Misses M. Douglas, F. Armstrong, James, B. Douglas. Aratonga No. 2. —Scott, Darby, Cave-' Rose; Mesdames Warren. Griffiths, Rowe, Miss Belton. Bayfield—E. Bassett, H. Addis, M. S. Walker, J. Wetherilt; Misses B. Hemus, M. Bassett, D. Moir, N. Connolly. Aratonga No. I—George, Coldham, Morris, Fowler, Mesdames Arthur, Worsop, Fowler, Coldham,' Miss Darling. D Grade St. Meliers—R. Bradley, R. Harrison, McGinley, W. Scott; Misses Goldsbro, Porter. Russell, Mrs. Kretschmar. HAMILTON REPS. (From Our Own Correspondent) HAMILTON, To-day. The following team will represent tlio Hamilton Lawn Tennis Club against Cambridge at Hamilton on Saturday: Men—A. W. Sims, G. Brough, A. E. McCracken (captain), D. Seymour, J. M. Horton, W. C Fabling. Women—Mrs. McCracken, Mrs. Waters, Misses Bruce, Madeley, Worral] and A. Newell. Teams have also been selected to play Morrinsville and Rukuhia.