BOWLING IN PROVINCE

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 539, 17 December 1928, Page 11

BOWLING IN PROVINCE

PUKEKOH E (Special to THE SUN) PUKEKOHE, Saturday. Play to-day in the president’s fours , competition of the Pukekohe Club resulted: Miller, Bowman, Perkins, 15, v. Hart, Bonner, Raynes, 24; Wyatt, Cowie, McPherson, Armstrong, 19, v. Johnston, Fausett, Cooper, Hosking, 19; Ferris, Jamieson, Moncrief, 15, v. Payne, Crosbie, Pleydell, 26; Crum, Williams, Higgison, Short, 23, v. Stembridge, Jenkins, Haslam, Adams. 21. CAMBRIDGE V. GLEN MASSEY (Special to THE SUN) CAMBRIDGE, Sunday. Members of the Cambridge Bowling Club were visited yesterday by three teams fi'om the Glen Massey Club. An enjoyable match resulted in a win for the home players by 65 to 38. Rink results were as follow, the visitors being mentioned first: Garr, Corcoran, Learmouth, Connew, 13, v. Bourke, Tucker, Boulton, Mclvor, 25; Marshal, Brown, Crawford, Cornes, 11, v. Edwards, Woolley, 13. Low, Edgar James, 23; Morris, Hammill, Giraud, Davies, 14, v. Sands, Conder, Edwin James, M. Butler, 17. PUKEKOHE V. TUAKAU (Special to THE SUN) TI'AKAU, Saturday. An inter-club match between Pukekohe and Tuakau took place on the Tuakau bowling greens this afternoon. The visitors proved the winners. Details are as follow, Pukekohe names mentioned first: Shaw, Wymer, W. Blake, Munro. 25, v. Turley, Confelly, Fielder, Maiden, 22; Hope, Grandison, Macpherson, Gill, 19, v. Logan, Vaughan, Finch, Patton, 12; Fei’guson, Webb, Ingpen, J. Blake. 21, v. Deeble, A. Smeed, C. Smeed, J. Pirret, 18; Wells. Burrows. O’Loughlin, Lawrie, 27, v. Fulton, Smeed, J. L. Pirret, Glasgow, 20. ROTORUA CLUB FOURS (Special to THE SUN) ROTORUA, Sunday. Following is the result of the sixth round of the Rotorua Bowling Club fours competition: Shaw, Lasenby, Hamilton, Loffley, 14, v. McGuffog, Wilkie, Goodwin, 12; Watts, Urquhart, Hesketh, Fowkes, 25, v. Polglase, Bunyard, Kelly, Richards, 24; Thorburn, Roberts Brakenbush, Lindsay, 23, v. Hall, Keane, Tapper, Williams, 19; Christopher, Smith, Tyson, Miller, 18, v. Dixon, Anaru, Griffiths, Kirkby, 17; Dawson, Barker, Duff, Butt, 27, v. Taylor, Paterson, Gardner, Herd, 15; Edwards, M. Jones, Nesbitt, W. v - McDowell, Plummer, Mohi, Webber, 16; Jones won section A without tied ' ln section B Eult and Fowkes THAMES (Special to THE SUN) THAMES. Sunday. The holders of the Thames Bowling , bad g es ere called on to defend their title every Saturday, and so far have been successful in retaining them. On Saturday Messrs. Hain Mur? G - c °rdes challenged the holders, Messrs. Ritchie, Lloyd, Johnthr^ nd Cameron, but suffered defeat bv th \ rirtk'frnmv 6 scores being 20 to 17. A rirk from Kerepeehi played a Thumps comh.nVK,,, and the%a£e by h ?2 m ,” i.. The plaj ers were: Kereneehi- Pea.Glee son^Pal"• Carr: anrt Thames: P Imer ’ G , reon and Masefield. Graham " ere Holman. u»ranan Cordon, Griffin, 22, beat \fntton, Jackson, Alexander. Pratt *>l ■ Chil Clendon, Buchan 27. beai Graham, Gallop, Shanfi. it.r beat- 1 no d '? rt s r, * ht 'r. Lons - Hein more, 23,' beat Dodd, Hove, Gooder, Cordes, 15. WAIUK U (Special to THE SUX) v,,n WAIUKU, Saturdav. Full-rink competition: Duff A Kin, Bonnar. Crouch 26, v. Braun. Summef: nJhx- Norton Roscoe 12; tv. Vest. Bar- • Jones, Teape 23 v Aldr«»H Toi v Gr ? en i ,e S. d - N ‘ e " J 6: R Jack J. ArkTe' °9* v - G. Arkle, Bridle \V p’ Club championship: McNaughton beat Honey; P.oscoe beat W. R. Harris- Jones b -K at ii G r eenhead: Jack beat Crough- Barri FW be ™ Hhcton: N'ell beat Williams. first year championship: Newth beat hiat a vu-, Er !, d,e heat Pickard: Bridle beat Whiteside: Bridle beat Barker Barker. b€at Pickard: Whiteside beat Bar-