Bowlers’ Big Day

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 573, 28 January 1929, Page 13

Bowlers’ Big Day

CHRISTMAS TOURNEY PLAY Big Club Fixture List INTER-SEC 1 lON pbi\ iu the Christmas tournauieut ot the Auckland Bowling Centre was commenced at the Remuera and Carlton greens on Saturday. H. Wright (St. Heliers) and Gill (Mount Eden), were the only remaining competitors with two “lives” at the conclusion of the day’s play. On other club greens a lengthy list of club and interclub games was down for competition, fine weather assisting in close and interesting finishes.

Centre Tournament CARLTON GREEN limb Brace, Jenkins, C. H. de Launay lilmi 16. V. Paisley. Nairn, Trayes, •ill (Mount Eden) IS: ranch. Rolfe, : reirway. Best (Ponsonby) 18, v. Doyle, vnint Arey, Duffin (Carlton) 17; Wright, rribbie J. Smith, Gatenby (Mount Hden) V Camrbell, E. Lyeli, Moir, Scantleh,,'rv' (Auckland) 23; Horsley, Cox, Skes. L Clarks (West End) 20, v. Williams, Bourke, Campbell. Steele , \n. kland) 17. *s/cond Round: Best (Ponsonby) 15. Gill .■.fount Eden) 29. Clarke West End). b l ““,-antlebury (Auckland) 22; Duffin mutton) 29. Be Launay (Epsom) 21; Steele (Auckland) IS, Gatenby (.Mount E Th.rd Round —Gill. 22, v. Scantlebury, ,j. g’teele, 22, v. Duffin, lt>; Clarke, 23, v. Beat. 15 | REMUERA First Round —Taylor, Mcßeath, Mln.ijs O. Inglis < Epsom) 24. v. Brittain, T laddinp. Coltman. S. K. Lamb (Carlton), M. pherson, Keith-Armstrong (I’uke- : chp) 20 v. Clarkson, Coutts, Ball, Trus(Carlton). 13; Macky, Hardy Neil, Harvey, Walker (Auckland). 19. v. MayhVn Tonstue. Loram, Stone (Rocky Nook), 17; Wright 22, v. Findlay 25; Dick 23. v. H "d itound —Inglis 23. v. Armstrong i-- Wright 18. v. Dick 15: Laing 24. v. ic-iker 11: Truscott v. Findlay 2C'; Hoskln, J 6. V. stone 23. Third Round— Armstrong. 21. v. HostiL l Walker. 22. v. Dick. 13; Truscott, M V. Lamb. 20; Wright, 20, v. Inglis, 17. draw for to-morrow Following is the draw for the fourth round to be played at the Carlton green to-morrow:— Wright (two lives), a bye; dill (two lives), a bye; Armstrong v. Walker. Inglis v. Steele, Clarke v. Scantleburv Club Games MT. EDEN Ordinary Draw—Chambers. Stone, Rendell Miller. IS. v. Moore, Doull, Dignan, Bainbridge, 18; Davis, Alexandre, B. Smith. Reidman. 31, v. Williams, Owen. Wagstaff, F. Cc-rdes. 17; Harland, Spence, Kinniburgh, 21, v. Henderson. Campbell, Cave. 21; Tailby, Gregson, Ferguson, Fulton, 20, v. Beere, Watson, Rintoul, Oatridge, 12. AUCKLAND Alexander, Plummer, McDougall, Atkin, L’O. v. Hampton, Blades, Hacket, Price, 25; Armitage, Daaler, Darlow, Ure, 24, v. Harding, Frost, Newell, Prime, 23; Moon, Derenai, Newbegin, Bailey, 26, v. Messenger, Paterson, Ansell, Gray. 18; L. v woodham, Mohr, White, Kirk, 23; \Vhitaker, Israel, Rawlinson, Fletcher, 24, Ceorse, Susman. F. Whitaker, Osmone. 19, v Bradlev, Dicketts, Wyatt, Woolley, 19; Haitian. Ward. Carr. McCrea 32 v. Forcie, Matthews. Robertson, A,lan, 9; Somerville, Winks, Snelton, Hood, 19. v. Wolham, Hasson, Carrow, Campbell, 16; Mills, Forrest. Matheson, Hewitson, 19. v. Howard, Simpson, Rudd, Keesing. lb. WEST END Collins, Cornwall, W. Hardley. Wise, *_‘o v. Cato, J. Darby, Thomas, Bell, 20; Hedlund. Brum me 11, McKeown, Cooke, 21 v Tudehope, Selby, Ranford, W hitten. 18; Irvin*. Knox. Hay. Pierce, 23. v Sands. Skinner, Murray, Thomson, 10; McNair. Andrews, Hill, Potter, 27. v. role, Lovnrt. Noton. Plummer. 13; Simpson. Mortimer, Kirkbant, Parkinson, 17, v. Lowes, Irwin. Hopwood, Harris, 1<; Hardy. Taylor. Wynyard. Maher, 25, v. B. Wilson, Kirk, Colthurst, Worsfold, 16. MOUNT ALBERT Community Fours—Pool, Francis, P. Dawson, Holdsworth, 21. v. McKeddm, Ameson, Blomeley, Floyd, 14; Lonsdale, Daniels. Luke, Bryden, 18, v. Williams, Page, Mason, Garliek, 16; Dintery, S. * Dimery, Stevens, Allely, 21. v. Grix, Kouskill. Guthrie, Paterson, 19; Stenson, W. Thomas, Walker, Beck, 21, v. Hall, Xyberp, Bromley. 17; Stewart, Pickens, Mason, Bennett, 25, v. Smerdon, Olay, J. Tomlinson, H. Dawson, 20; Clay, Biyth, Townley, Freeman, 25, v. Rhodes, Munn, Harrison. Muir, IS; Morris, Gladding:. T. Maxwell. W. Dimery, 31, v. Trig*. Wallace, Tomlinson, Blair, 13; Wood, Morrison, bang. J. Thomas, 22, v. Pater- | son, Nisbet. Barton, Clark, IX. ONEHUNGA Ordinary Draw—Whiteside, Robb, Marks, Wright, 22, v. J. Skinner, Ford- , ham. Macklow, E. Oatland, 18; Badley, T’.eore, W'allace, Linberff, 21, v. Cuttle, Richardson, Bassett, Brown, 11: Collin, J Young, Mackune, E. V. Sutherland, 21, v.

TV iggington. Boss. McGuire, Robertson : 16; \ asey. J. Ross. Schaauer. H. Bray, 20 ( y. s - Brown. Davis. Whitmore, £"■ nltelham, Kirkwood. Kf-nnv, Vella -9. v. Hickman, Phillips, Foote, Allen, li! hetm-nna! president’s fours; Kennedv Burgess, A. George, Hills. 24. v. Keenan, fetokes, Munro, Macfarquhar, IS. GREY LYNN Club Fours—Fifth round: Egginton, Aggers, Cronin, Melvor, 7, v. Emirali, J. Preston. Walker, Baildon. 30; Emmerson, A. Buckley. Bleakley, E. Buckley, 17, v. N. Young, O'Grady, Liversidge, So Tea C ue ’ Baynes, D. Toung, Moran, -0. v. McLoughlin, B. Leydon, Hawke, ?.-3 1 . cham ' “ 3: Perkins, Mason, Siglev, \\ hittie, 27. v. Christey, Molloy, Dickens, «; Brown, Knight, Thomas, Caddy, 20, v. Lang, Hudson, Paul, Blamues, 14; Street, Marshall. H. Reed, Bums-, 20, v. Buddie, Young, J. Preston, Fletcher, S 3; Tugby, A. Lye, Burrell, Newton, 16, v. Bunker, J. Preston, E. Leydon. c. Little, IS; Parnell. W. Smith, Gibbons, Tonge, 24, v. Cox, Armstrong. J. Reed. Curtis, 20. - _ t AVONDALE Ordinary Draw—Johnston, Longue, Hanham, Sutherland, 19, v. Newell Blane, Mayall, Porritt, 36; Hodgson] Cairns, Jones, Beaton, 22, v. Ansell. J Vestren » Harrison, 14; Simpson, Smith, Youngman, Brookes, 26, v. Rayner S?fn S, i 3a^ nes L Gilbert * 17 » Blakey, Craig] Crawford, v - Clement, Bennett, T. Myers, Cunningham, 23. Team for Bendigo Gold Bowls—Adams. Beaton, Porritt, Sutherland. TT ELLERSLIE. Handicap pairs: Wilson, F. Osborne. 27. 7/ Coombe, Lynch, 25; Wright, Joll, 24, Richmond, Low, 22; Wright, Coppins, 31, v Christmas, Patterson. 20; H. K. McKenzie, Diggens, 23. v. Fairbrother, White, 12; Chapham, "Woodward, 23, v Cooksey, Dickson, 19; Chapham, Woodward. 30, v. Longville, Gollan, 21; Ryan, \vestbrooke, 27, v. Piggott, Toy, 9; Wright, Coppins, 29, v. Bolton, Sykes. 19; Christmas, Patterson, 32, v. Ryan. Westbrooke. 19; H. McKenzie, Tk ft Kelvie, 23, v. R. Hunter. Crosher, 16; H. IC. McKenzie. Diggens, 19, v. McDermott, Hay, 19; H. K. McKenzie, Diggens, 26, v. Cooksey, Dickson, 17; Richmond, Low, 29. v. Arthur. Watson, 15. Ordinary draw: Hunter, Piggptt, Toy. Gollan, 20, v. Buttermore. Slye, Segedin, Hay, 13: McDermott, Ogle, Westbrooke, Somerfield, 18, v. Ryan, Flyger, Ganley, Macklow, 17; Cheek, Arthur, McLeod, Crosher. 17. v. Trebilcock, A. C. Hill, Sykes, F. Wood, 23. PAPAKURA Progressive bowls: A skip’s competition was won by Hope, with four wins, and a leads’ competition by Page, with four wins. Handicap paids: Meikle, Hammond, 24, v. Rutter, McCall, 19. Championship pairs: T. G. Smith, Hammond, 24, v T . Meikle, Rice, 19. Handicap singles: Hammond, 24, v. Mullins, 18; Hammond, 21, v. McCall, 10. WAITE MATA Ordinary Draw—Brennan, Dent, Delaney, Hurley 17, v. Stewart, Bilkey, Williamson, Blackwell 16; Davie, Birch, Mullon. McKinstrie 30, v. Robertson, Hubble, Corrin, Campbell 9; Chinnery, Lilburn, Boles, Elston 22, v Johnson, Swindail. Pearn, Davies IS; Whitehead. Hulse, Brown, Watson 34, v. Wilkins, Muller, Aspden. Cadness 8; Rogers, Swanson, Lyon, Burrows 24, v. Osborne, Fraser, Lethbridge, McPhail 10. Championship Singles—Fourth round: Two-lifers, Lyon 15, v. Blackwell 10; Fraser 20. v. Dick 15. One-lifei's: McKinstrie 20, v. Brennan 15. Championship Pairs—Brown and Osborne 20. v. Rogers and betlibudge 19. Leonard Memorial Cup—Dent -0, V. Blackwell 8; Stewart 21, v. Fraser 6. OTAHUHU Ordinarv Draw—McAnulty, Barrett, Pearce, 20, v. Clark, Nixon, Taylor, 21; Parsons, C. B. Whitmore, G. E. \A hitmore, Gardiner, 14, v, Boniface, W ilson, Franks, Cook, 24. . Final of previous Saturday s tournament— Plall, Jolly, Williams, 10, v. Martin, Thomasen, Fearnley, 22. AUCKLAND CLUB FAREWELL TO MR. A. D. GRAY During the afternoon tea adjournment at the Auckland Club’s green on Satur- | day members farewelled Mr. A. D. Gray, who is leaving Auckland this week on I a prolonged trip abroad. Mr. A. G. ■ Graham, vice-president, presented Mr. Grav with a New Zealand travelling rug I from the members, referring* to Mr. Grav’s long official connection with the ! club and with bowling in New Zealand and wishing him and Mrs. Gray an en-

joyable year on their travels round the i world BENDIGO BOWLS The following team will represent the West End Club in the Bendigo Bowls contest to-morrow; —C. Hardley, E. Needham, I, Clarke. W. Bremner. The team to represent Stanley is as follows:—Sainty, White, Johnson, McMaster. WEST END TOURNAMENT The following teams have entered for j the full rink tournament • to be held at j the West End green to-morrow:—Corn- } wall, Thomas, Kirkham, Plummer, Brem- j ford. Hill, Pierce, Maher; Whitten, \\ ors- ; fold, Thomson, Cooke; Hardy, Price, : Colthurst, Potter; Hedlund, Haynes. J. Darby, W. Hardley; McNair. Parkinson. 1 Adeano, Bell; Andrews, B. Scott, Haig, Wise; Skinner, Harris, —. Knox (West End); Collins, Knaggs, Bennett, Hayden (Takapuna); Brackebush (Auckland); Edwards (Edendale); Burrows Waitemata); Elliott (Mount Eden); Moore (Mount Eden). Teams having equal number of wins in any section will go forward for inter-section play. Games f will start at nine o’clock sharp. GAMES AT WAIUKU The following are the results of the percentage fours games played on the : Waiuku green on Saturday: Gill, Cbalm- ! ers, Jones 31, v. Duff, Summerville. Al--f dred 11; Flavell, Honey, Millington 21, 1 v. A. King, McNaughton, Horton 16; Greenhead, Barriball 21, v. Neil, Teape 19; R. J. Harris. Jack 20, v. Eddy, Williams 13; Bonnar, Crouch 21, v. W. R Harris, Roscoe 21; Barker, Bridle 23, v. J. Arkle, Codlin 17. Singles Championship.—Williams beat West; Neil beat Jack. The championship now rests between Williams (last year's champion) and Neil, who will meet in the final with one life each. Percentage Fours EPSOM Whitehouse, Chippenden, Gladding, W. Wallace, 33, v. Wood, Ambury, Johnston, Burton, 11: Wells, Westwood. Ramsay, Richmond. 20, v. Harris, Peak, Vinson, George, 19; R. Thompson, Bowring, McCowan, Dunlop, 18, v. Clarkson. A. S. Lamb, Penn, Blakey, 14; Chapman, W. Harrison, J. Wallace, Jones, 24, v. Freeman, Slater, Braithwaite. Nash, ‘23; Fox, McCullagh, Bryce, Miller. 24. v. Hollis. Hendry, McDougall, J. Wright, 11; E. Morison, Mynott. Wheelans, Kendall, 20, v. Wiseman, Hill, Lawrence, Townsend, 19; Jansen, Yearbury, Sansbury, Morison, 19. v. Miller. Turner, Gray, Haszard, 15; W. H. Lamb, Beckman, Land, Grattan, 17. v. French, Gribble, Hardley, Tanner, 11. DEVONPORT Atkin, Foster, Trevithick, Low, 19, v. Hamlin, Cox, Layzell, Elvey, 2y; Clarke, Coleman, Harty, Bach, 26, v. Koefoed, Chivers, Naylor, Snoad, 19; Davies, Latta, Gray, Gooding, 2, v. Wright, Eyre, Stewart, James, 24; Thornton, Goudie, McLaren, Cowling, 29, v. Buchanan. Newman, Blackie, King. 7; Connell, Andrew, Weight, Pascoe, 19, v. Gil, Wrigley, Goldwater, Morgan, 23; Markham, Kenning, Bartley, Sullivan, 18, v. Firth, Davis, Vaile, Blackburn, 24; Scotland, Jackman, Newbegin, Bayly, 25, v. Spicer. Elmsley, Miller, Watson, 19; Stevenson, McCallum, Palmer, Ellisdon, 13\ v. Fraer, Morgan, Wright, Brunette, 19; Steele, Fulljames, Knight, Stapleton, 33. v. Langton, Aldis, Broughton, Mason, 18. Gold Stars: J. Buchanan, Sinclair, McLeod, Melville, 21, v. Barber, Martinson, Wallwork, Anderson, 21. PONSONBY Carlaw, Bishop, Pardington, Wright, 24, v'. T. Elleray, Ormerod, Lovett, Somers 16; Young, Goodacre, Harkins, Somervell, 19, v. S.. Letham, Lye, Colebrook. A. Letham, 17; Dromgool, Thomas, Johnson, Bryant, IS, v. Oates, Toppins Paterson, Richardson, 17; Dickie, w. Elleray, Moore, Drummond, IS. v. Wilson, Praser, Jones, Schischka, 17; Parkinson, Mullmer, Waterworth. Miller, 25, v. Lincoln, Morris, McCarthy, Rowbottom, 23; Stevenson, Robb. Mathews. Griffiths, 28. v. Clarke. Dougherty, Calder, Crowe, 19. RAWHITI Leaning, Morrow, Samway?, Walker, 21, Hedges, Barker, Worthington, Sharke.v, 17; Gill, Henson, Jiller, 10, v. Cameron. Wilmot, Austin, 26; Harle, Schofield, Watson, 15, v. Walker, TV oods, Scelly, 2b, Scarborough, Hamlin, Culpm, Vaughan, 12, v. Ryder, Thronson, Roberts, Eaves, 21; Wavte, Robertson, Bennett, 17, v. Catterfeldt, Jackson, Mclnnes, 2<. WEST END Hardy, Taylor. Wynyard, Maher, 25. v. B. Wilson, Kirk, Colthurst, Worsfold, 16; Simpson, Mortimer, Kirkham, Parkinson, 17. v. .Lowe, Irwin Hopwood. Harris, 17; McNair, Andrews, Hill, Potter, 27, v. Cole, Lovatt, Noton, Plummer, 13; Irving, Knox, Haig, Pierce, 23, v. Sands, Skinner, Murray, Thomson, 10; Hedlund, Brummell, McKeown, Cooke, 21, v. Tudehope, Selby, Bremford, Whitten, 18, Collins, Cornwall, W Hardley, Wise, 29, v. Cato, J. Darby, Thomas, Bell, 20. DOMINION ROAD Mason, Tattersall, A. Chappell, Bush, 25, v. Guthrie, Ferguson, Truman, Roberts, 23; Trewin, Buckley. Cannon. Denniston, 27, v. W. S. Fisher, Fort, Hoppy. Cartwright, 17; Walker, Ramun, Norgrove, Ashby, 18, v. Spear, Sawyer, Blair, Halford, 13; Gunning. Foreman, S. E. Chappell, Kelly, 36, v. Taylor, Barton, Robertson, Brown, 12; Bathgate, Stevens, Stone, Fisher, 21, v. Hinkley, Davis. Wildish, Sayers, 16; Gentles, Steele, Yeoman, Clews, 20, v. Winthrop, Gunn. Winks, Clarke, 16; Beck, Campbell. W. Richardson, Layland.- 23, v. Sessions. Carpenter, West. Benson. 20; Barter. D. Richardson, Hollows, 23, v. Donald. Sutherland. Goldsmith. 16. REMUERA Hertslet, Cox, Brook, E. A. East, 31, - v. Coutts, Ellerbeck, Smith, Russell, 21; Brown. Campbell. Spooner, Daniels, 22, v. Maloney, Sutherland, Marshall, T.

i Clarkson, IS: Walker. Patterson, Kidi iugs, Norton, 25, v. Am olds on, Gannaway. Clark, McFurlam. 22; Cutfield, Baker, Jacks. 26, v. Williams. Dixon, Me* Kechnie, 17; Choyce, Ormiston, Rainger. Rvan, 25. v. Aitchison, Ednuston, L. D. Aston, Graham, 11; Griffiths, Headdey, Dransfield, Me liars. 23, v. Mckechnie. Haw’kins, Vickennan, T. A. Ashton. -1; Tomlinson, M. Reid. Burcher, S. Kisslmg, j 25, v. Keary, Jackson. Duke, Gayey, 14; Douglas, Loosemore, Wright, Wright, 30, : v. Lusk. Annandale, Wallace, Heffernan, i 11; Symes, Styak, Bull, Irvine. 24, v. | Mack ling. Hatch, Bell. Sanderson, 11; Gardiner. Wilson, Stubbs, Kenderdine, 21, v. Brownlee, Jones. Badeley, Scott, j Edgerton. Whittaker. Kissling. Bad el y, I 20, v. Thompson, Lasher, Someriieid, ; Short, IS. Inter-Club Games STANLEY V. TAKAPUNA Marine pennant.—At Stanley: Chesney, Sheehan, MacGregor. Smith, 38, v. Price, Riddell, Knaggs. Mills; 19; Kennedy G. M. Reid, ilson, Johnson, 28, v. Kay, ! Prentice, Collins, Hunt, 14; Ross, Dawson. ’ 1 White, Ogilvie. 16. v. McMurtrie, Johnston, R. P. Smith, Wilkinson, 10. At Takapuna: Brav, Nichol, Lambic. Mc- , Master, 20. v. Oborn, Hooker, Wernham. , Audlev, 19; Sainty, Purser, Wrigley, D )t. Jones, 17, v. Lisk, Galbraith, Bennett. Hanna, 26: Lock, Whitley, S. Reid. Cox, IS v Aroysmith, Reid, Somerfield, Cutler, : IS. ROCKY NOOK V. EDENDALE At Rocky Nook: Leather, Hitchinsou, : Bain, J. Pearce. 17, v. A. Smith, Codd. Bradshaw, Edmonds, 16: Oughton, Pearson. Newton. Finch, 25. v. Munro. White, t Brown, James, 20; Lewis, Mills, Murphy, . W. Jenkin, 12, v. Sakey, Taylor, Edwards. . Vincent, 25: Jenkins, J. H. Jones, Buckle, ► Iveatley, IS, v. Anderson. East. Maud, L Addison, 17. At Edendale: Austin, Yeo. Blakey, Roylance, 17. v. Conway, Cotter, R. Smith, Crawshaw, 16; Jones. Young. Gribble, Randall, 19, v. Young, C. Hill. Avery. Sharp, 12; Lang, Wilson ——- Kayes, 21. v. Cullens. McLeod, A. Hill, Moore. IS; Williams, 17, v. Brownett, 14. MT. EDEN v. PAPATOETOE I Mt, Eden names first: McKenzie, Slier- , iff, Elliott, Walton, 23, v. Ritchie, Foster, - Bygrave. Smythem, 14; Bailey. Herron, • Battersby, Bigelow, 21, v. McCullough, * Gane, Waters, Bayliss, 21. ’ ROCKY NOOK V. GLEN EDEN ;• At Rockv Nook: Findlay, Beattie, ■ White, Clements, 27, v. Wood, Robertson, :• Claridge, Eddleston, 15; Wright. Hudson. ■ Sadler, Bouskill, 29, v. Reid, Hemming, : Routiey, Audley, 10. ’ RAWHITI V. HILLSBOROUGH At Rawhiti: Fabian, Chaplin. McKinley, Macpherson, 19, v. Farlane, Clarke, AVII- - Sainty. 19; Miller. Moncur. Wooller, Thomson. 24, v. Thomas, Pollard, !. Goldsmith, Sheath, 9. POINT CHEVALIER V. VICTORIA At Point Chevalier: Reekie, Barton, - Boag, Dyson, 23, v. Watson, Davidson, - McGoran, Naysmith, 22. I TE PAPAPA V. MANGERE At Te Papapa: Marks, Crichton, Johnston, Dawson, 17, v. PjTburds, Clark, i, Nicholls, Hollier, 23; V n-klund. Fallon. ', whitehead, Donnell, 12, v, Sdloman, Doug1, las, Duntliorp, Prangley, 16. At Mail1, cere: Williams, R. Speight, S. Harrimai), L R G. Speight, 13, v. Studd, JTassey, Somi, mers, Knight, 28; Paterson, T. Harrman, James, Simpson, 13, v. Hodges, Newson, 1, Dunn,' Turner, 17. PAPATOETOE V. MOUNT EDEN At Papatoetoe (borne teams' names . first)—Moe, O'Loughlen. Cutforth, Tre- !’ sear, 18, v. Burley, Mullins, Surman, i' Bourke, 26: R. McCullough, Netthngham, Wilson, Knight, IS. MANGERE V. TE PAPAPA '/ At Mangere (home teams first) r ’ Hodges, Newson, Dunn, Turner, 17, v. Paterson, Harriman, James, Simpson, 13, studd, Massey, Sommers, Knight 28, v. i Williams, Speight, Harriman, Speight, 13. . At Te Papapa: W. Marks, Critchon, John- " son Dawson 17, v. Richards, Clark, Nicholls, Hollier, 23; Wicklund, Fallon, Whitehead, Donnell, 12, v. Solomon Doug1, las, Gunthorp, R. Prangley, 16. Aggrer, gate: Mangere, 84; Te Papapa, 50. J* OTAHUHU V. MOUNT WELLINGTON ;; At otahuhu —McNary, J-. Gardiner, i, Hickson, Carson, 21, v. J. Wait, T. Hope, 5, A. Dunn, W. Dunn, 13. MANUREWA V. OTAHUHU At Manurewa— Whyte, King, Fawcett, Fegler, 19, v. West, J. Todd, Sinclair, ’• Ferguson, 12; Butterworth, Nield, Bar1, nai-d, Forbes. 30. v. Doherty, Crawford, - R. Todd, S. Harper, 18. At Otahuhu: 1. Nield. Gorrie, Venables, Pinkey, 18, v. C. White, Fowler Robertson, F. Law, 26; 1; Lawson, Trevena, Bailey, J. Harper, 20, 3, V. Sidaway, Murray, Osborne, R. Frost, 1, 18 Aggregate: Manurewa, 93; Otahuhu, r. 78. IN THE PROVINCE }’ TOURNE% AT TAURANGA i- (From Our Own Correspondent) TAURANGA, Sunday. Arrangements for the annual tournal, ment of the Tauranga Bowling Club, to - open on February 12, are well in hand. > The secretary has received entries from r\ the following:—Auckland Executive De* i vonport, Frankton Junction, Epsom, Gis- >, borne (two), Hamilton, Mount Eden, - Mount Albert, Mast.erton, Rotorun, Taka- - puna, Te Puke, Tauranga South, Tau- ; ranga (two). The tournament will be played in two sections, with nine teams in each, one . team having a bye in each round. The green is keen and should be in excellent . condition.

SMITH-CLARK SHIELD (From Our Own Correspondent) HAMILTON, Saturday. A match for the Smith-Clarke Shield was played to-day between the holders. Grigg, Evans, Carswell, Qualtrough (Whitiora) and Clevely, Darlington, R. H. Coombes, Carter (Claudelands). The holders won by 20 to S. VISITING PLAYERS The New South Wales bowlers who participated in the recent Dominion tournament will arrive in Auckland this afternoon. The party, which comprises about 24, will be taken for ,a. drive tomorrow morning-, and will play at the Carlton Green in the afternoon. The following afternoon the visitors will play at the Remuera green. Another drive has been arranged for Thursday morning, and in the afternoon the visitors will be the guests of the president of the Auckland Centre, Mr. S. Coldicutt, at the Auckland green, where an official match will be played. PUKEKOHE COMPETITION (Special to THE SUN) PUKEKOHE, Saturday. Games played to-day in the vice-pre-sident's fours competition at the Pukekohe Club resulted: —Fausett, Crum, J. Adams, HiggJnson, 13, v. Webb, Ferguson, Plevdell, Cooper, 712; Dell. Wells, Munro, Haslam, 16, v. Estall, Day, Grandison, Fitness, 20; Jenkins, Duncan, Moncrief, Lusher, 27, v. Shaw, Payne, Wymer, Gribble, 15; Wyatt, Jamieson. Blake, Lawrie, 11. v. Johnston, Bowman, Haynes, J. Blake, 29. TE KUITI V. OTOROHANGA (From Our Own Coi~respondcnt) OTOROHANG A, Sunday.. Four teams from the Te Kuiti Bowling Club visited Otorohanga yesterday, and defeated the local bowlers by 83 points to 72 points. Following are the details, Te Kuiti players being mentioned first: Shearer, Jones, Gilbert, Griffiths, 15, v. Turnbull, Taylor, Smith, Saunderson. 23; Dunkley, Ilirie, Dinsdale, Firzer, 22, v. Quinlan, Hyde. Park. Fry, 17; Reid, Witney. Tapp, Bryden, 22, v. Tozer, England, Porter. Cullum, 13; Frew, Paterson. Teasdale, Browne, 24, v. Hogg, Bluck, Crosby. Bell, 19. Local games played resulted: Atkinson, Langkilde, Bowyer. Strawbridge, 23, v. Kerr, Cassey, MeKibbin, J. J. Walker. 19; Alexander and Morley, 19, v. Howley and Cooper, 21. A tournament, with entries from the Te Kuiti and Te Awamutu Clubs, will be held on the local green on Anniversary Day. WHITIORA DEFEATS CAMBRIDGE (From Our Own Correspondent) HAMILTON, Sunday. A series of matches was played yesterday between bowlers from Cambridge THROAT SPECIALIST RECOMMENDS FLUENZOL Prior to leaving the Dominion, a N.2. doctor, now practising as a throat specialist in Harley Street, London, recommended Fluenzol for childrens diphtheria, croup and catarrh. —7.

and Whitiora, on the Whitiora green. . Whitiora won four games out oi six. l-oi- ( lowing are the results, Cambridge players names first: Halliday, Lundon, Butler. Melvor, 17, v. Downes, Hughes. Cole, Land. 23; J. Wilkinson, W. Wilkinson, Mari*is, Easter, IS, v. Davy, Woodhall. C. Martin, Wycherley, 23: McNamara. Boulton, D. Low. T. Dix, 16. v. Drube, Mason, Carswell. Burrow, 28: Boyce. Tacker, X. Hill, Pearce. 15. v. Irvine, D. Street, Hansen Mitchell, 19; Moore, Barnes, McCathie. J. Low. 24, v. Grigg. Evans, Qualtrough, 1•; Richards, E. James, McFarlane, S. R. James, y. , Henderson. Booth, Andrews, Fenwick. 19. j MATCHES AT THAMES (From Our Own Correspondent) THAMES, Sunday. The Thames Bowling Club's annual tournament will open on Tuesday with an entrv of IS rinks. The following will compete: W. Horton (Hamilton East), y ■ Maingay (Te Aroha). J. Maseiield (Thames), J. Palmer (Te Puke), . t oate (Whitiora), W. Smith (Thames). C. K. Laurie (Pukekohe), F. Long (Thames). W. MclTattie (Cambridge), F. Adamson (Thames), D. Fraser (Mount Eden), - Morrison (Ilikutaia), T. Newman (Thames), R. Coombes (Claudelands). l . Williams (Paeroa), A. Robinson (Hikutaia), iG. Cleavely (Claudelands), and \\ . Clarke (Thames). «, . , In a special match for the memorial badges yesterday afternoon. Ritchie. Llovd,.Johns, and Cameron (holders) withstood the seventh challenge of the reason bv defeating Di»dd, Rhodes, ualior'. and Long by 20 —16. Adamson substituted for Cameron as skip for the winneother games resulted: Gleeson. gay. AVhitehead, Newman, -.0. y. Boyle, Jackson, Pratt, Smith. 11; °Mcwright, Lamb, Cordes, 10. v. Ha McCullough, Gordon Millington, 13; Griffin, Alexander, 14, v - Wood, Gooder, Masefield, 14; Groen. Taylor, grange, Rowell, 24, v. Chilton, Murray, Palmer, Sh Co«ieß and -Delamore (holders) defeated Munions and McGonagle. of Vad», toi the Fraser Stars by 24 to 16. TUAKAU V. CLEVEDON (From Our Own Correspondent) TUAKAU, Saturday. a match between Tuakau and Clevedon Avis placed on the Tuakau Club's greens this afternoon. The home club won itt 93 points to 85. Details follow, Clevedon names first: Hepworth, Gore, Dawe, Atchison, 26, v. Deeble, Vaughan, 1' u;™, Patton 15: Farrar, Waterhouse, Bell, Me* cSllough, 16, v. Madill, Conelly, Turley, J L Pirret, 33; Munro, Smith, Hvde 17 v. A. Smeed, J. Fulton. C. fmeld, Glasgow, 28; Hancock Stephens, Trott Allport, 26, v. L. Smeed, Lo D an, Fielder, Maiden, 17. AUSTRALIA V. ROTORUA HOME TEAM WINS (From Our Own Correspondent) ROTORUA, Sunday. In a bowling contest yesterday the visiting Australian players were defeated by the Rotorua bowlers by IDS points to 187. The president of the Rotoiu,*. Club, Mr. A. H. Foggin, welcomed the visitors. Mr. Doherty, vice-president of the New South Wales’ Association, and Mr. Macmillan, representing the Queensland players, replied to the welcome and said they had had a most enjoyable time In New Zealand. Following are the results, Australian teams I<“en.t.lon.g^,®Est'J7" 1 < “ en . t . lon .g^,®E st 'J7" Alderson, Jaspnzza, Scott, Yates, 34, v. Hamilton, Mohi, Fowkes, Loffley, -9, Rafe, Langley, King, Doherty 20, v. Goodman, Millar. Richards, Brown 26; Curtis, Mackie, Newick, Griffin, 18, v. King, Anaru, Manson, Butt, 36; Wlldon, Smith, Ward, Walton, 20, v. Fogg m, Wilkie, Kirkby, Shepherd, 24; Barrett, Abbott, Benjamin, 26, v. Lasenby, Hesketh, ISelly, Blencowe, 21; Brackebush, Barber, Baker, Lowe, 19. v. Taylor, Cottrell, Nesbit, Pakes 20; Steven, Seawnght, Gaydon, Curan, 33, v Christopher .Griffiths, Duff. Jones, 13; Winter, Brand, Ward, Macmillan, 17, v. Managh, Ashton, Thorburn, Williams, 29.

BOWLERS’ EVENING SPEECHES AT WEST END SEVERAL PRESENTATIONS Mr. J. W. Hardley, manager, and other West End Club members of the New Zealand bowling party which toured the British Isles were welcomed at the club pavilion on Saturday evening. . . Mr. James Pascoe, who is going on an overseas tour, was given a farewell and the club, rink which won the Dominion championship was congratulated. Several toasts were lionoured. . , , Mr. S. Coldicutt praised the work by Messrs. J. W. Hardley and James Pascoe for the Auckland Centre. He also referred to the foundation rvork by the first president of the West End Club, Mr. John Court. Mr. W. I-I. Murray said that the tour of the United Kingdom had brought New Zealand into bowling prominence. Mr. Hardley described the whole of the tour. Mr. J. H. Colthurst, on behalf of the committee and club members, presented Mr. Pascoe with an illuminated address. He congratulated 'the retiring president on his work. The champion singles player of New Zealand. Mr. A. R. Coltman, was congratulated. Mr. M. J. Savage, M.P., and Mr. R. T. Harrison, of Sydney, also spoke. Musical items were given by Messrs. Clark. Adeane, Allan, Hutton, Jones and Professor Walker. Mr. Simpson was accompanist. SUNDAY BOWLS WAITEMATA’S FIRST DAY CLUB CONGRATULATED The first Sunday games on the Waitemata bow ling green took place yesterday, Ayhen two rinks played. Among the visitors on the bonk were Professor Maxwell "Walker and Dr. Tlardie Neil, of the' Auckland Club. The club has received numerous congratulations on its decision to play on Sunday and the ' concensus of opinion is that the lead given will ultimately be adopted by a large number of bowling clubs in the Auckland centre. SMART DEFEATED TARANAKI CHAMPIONSHIP Press Association NEW PLYMOUTH, To-day. The Taranaki rinks bowling championship final on Saturday was won by Billing, who beat Smart by 18 to