Parsons Wins Final

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 597, 25 February 1929, Page 11

Parsons Wins Final

CHAMPION PAIRS TOURNEY Club and Inter-Club Games PARSONS (Ponsonby) defeated Ball (Carlton) in the final of the champion pairs tournament of the Auckland Bowling Played on the Remuera green on Saturdav afternoon. lhe game was full of interest up till the last head, the final scores being 20—17 in favour of Parsons On other greens a long list of club and inter-club games was played* ’when many interesting contests were fought out on excellent greens under perfect weather condition!.

rpHEKE was a good crowd present at *- the Kcmuera green to witness the Anal of the championship pairs. On the tirst head, Coutts was lying wall with liis opening howls, but Jones got in with his last shot, and was one down when the skips changed over. The head was not altered, and Carlton got a single. Play was very even up till the tenth head, which was an eventful one. After Coutts lay three shots, Parsons got in a good second. Pali was too strong, and gave his opponents the shot. However, he scored three from a drive which took out his opponent's nearest woods, and raised the score to 9-all. At the sixteenth head the score lay 16—11 in Ponsonby s favour, but the nineteenth head saw the scores equalised, due to a good shot by Ball, with his last bowl. On the twentieth head. Jones beat Coutts, but Ball got in for second with his first shot, and with his next took the jack for a single. Parsons then drew shot, and with his final bowl got in another, which put Ponsonby two up, with one head to go. fn the last head Ponsonby eventually got one. and finished tip a good game with three to spare, the scores being: Ponsonby 20; Carlton, 17. Club Games RAWHITI Percentage Fours.—Cameron, Woods, Austin, McPherson, 20, v. Roberts, "Wayte, S elly, Taylor, 29; Vincent, Samways. Bennett, Wooler, 2D, v. Bowden, Walker, Watson, P. B. Thomson, 12; Ryder, AVilmot, Moncur, Harris. 22, v. I’ulpiii, Savin, Keller, Murray, D; Keeling. Jackson, Martin, McKinley, 14, v. Henson, Sharkey. Worthington, Oldham, 29: Wattei’felt, Barker, E. G. Walker, Paterson, 34, v. Hamlin, Robertson, JKaves, Ohiplln, 15: Paterson, Vaughan, S, v, N. Thomson, Millar, 27. REMUERA Ordinary Draw. —Hudson. Brown, O’Leary. 22, v. F. McCallum, McKechnie, Wade, 35; Adams, Egerten, Walker, Mason, 22, v. Thomson, Shannon, Burnett, Murp'iy, ID; Kirk, Donaldson, Campbell, Tnke, 27, v. Hertslet, Keary, Coath, Jiawkins, i:D. . DEVONPORT Gold Stars.—Spicer, Colman, Bartley, Mason, .*>o, v. Koefoed, Newman, Eyre, Bach, 18. Percentage fours: Malcolm, Davis, Newbegin, Trevach, 21, v. Gabites, Murphy, Vaile, Hamlin, 17; Scotland, Blair. Sinclair, Rice, 22, v. Davis, Goudie, Daniels, Preston. 15; Baker, Jackman, Boreharn, L 6, v. Flynn, Fulljames, Latta, 21; Fraser, James, Naylor, Ellison, 24, v. Moore, Andrews. Grey, Thomas, 18; Allan, Chi vers, Wrigley. Blackie. 15, v. Stevenson, McCallum, Wright, Cox, 27; l’ittts, jun , Minchin, Miller, Melville, 12, v. Thorn ten, Morton, Knight, Stapleton, 27; Lamrton, Elmslie, Stewart, Anderson, 19, v. Frith, Alvis, McLeod, Blackburn, 24. GREV LYNN The single championship was won by K. Buckley, with J. Preston runner-up. Blub fours final: Teague, Raynes, D. Young, Moran, ID. v. Brown, Knight, Thomas, Caddy, 38. Ordinary draw: Stokes, Puddle. Christey, 32, v. Bunker, Cox. McLoughlin, 20: Willis, Sigley, 12, v. Dick, Fletcher, 25. HALLYBURTON JOHNSTONE. # Ordinary Draw.—Boag, Donaldson, 'Weilson, Dyson, 20. v. Hepworth, Reekie, Lannigan, King, 16. TAKAPUNA Percentage Fours.—Kay. Blenkhorn, Butler, Hanna, 19, v. Bioletti, Johnstone, Elliott, Brake, 15; Arrowsmith, Prentice, Veale, Cu ler, 32, v. Lisk, Runciman, Hooker, Mills, 11; Reid, D. Wake, Buckley, Wilkii son, 19, v. Eude, Binden, Bennet. Matthews, 18; Riddel, Dudding, F. A. Smith, Christey, 26, v. Corfe, Tidman, Coultliard, Galbraith, 13; White, Walters, MeMurtrie. R. P. Smith, 24, v. Waterman, Blat kwell, H. Collins, Somerfield, The c ub championship has been reduced to five competitors—Audley (two lives), Knaggs, Price, Dunlop, Wilkinson (one life). Audley has the bye in the hext round. PAPAKURA Championship Pairs.—T. G. Smith, Hammond, 23, v. Cornford, Rowe, 14. Handicap pairs: A. G. Smith, Rowe, 26, v. Meikle, Hammond, 30; T. G. Smith, Hammond, 30, v. Dickey, Leitch. 0. Handicap singles: Hammond, ID. v. Tiddy, 26. Club lours: Hunt, Elliott. Page. 21, v. O’Connell, Kirton, McCallum, 22. CARLTON Percentage Fours.—Bartrom, Overy, DUlicar, Fenwick, 22, v. Clifton, Holford, Me Nab, Wishart, 20; Meaney, Garrard, Taylor, Burns, ID, v. Richardson. GageBrown, Ellliot. Clarkson, 26: Dickson, Buchanan, Robertson, Gilles, 18, v. White, Watson, Chapman, Hosking, 21; Sawyer, Bitt. Stevens, Williams, 17, v. Wright, TH>yle, Cross, Kilgour, 21: Angove, Noton, T. Mountain, Pollard, 21, v. Clayton, Cottrell, Whittaker, C. Mountain, 21; Turner. Harvey, Isaacs, Truscott, 28, v. Ramson, McKay. Brittain, Kelly, 21; *’orsie, Allwood, Blewden, Arey, 30, v. Hudson, Warren. Laird, Clarke, IS; Trendall. Fletcher. McGlone, Rowe, 22, v. Inglis. Ross. Ramsay, Fookes, 24; Abdallah, Bell, Duncan, Ritchie, 12, v. Van Scherer, Ronayne, Perry, 13; Trendall. Allen, Josey, Blair, 12. v. Stuart, Veale. Newman, Bird, 2D. PONSONBY SommervllTe Buckles—Good. Brown, Baggett, Somervell, 22, v. Carlow, McKeown, Fanch, Matthews, 20. Ordinary Draw Thomas, Coppins, Soman, Garry, 21, v. Mulliner, Oates, McCarthy, Letham, 17; Stevenson, Wright, Calder, 35, v. Lovett. Pardington, Con‘"'ay, 14; Morris, Waterworth, Miller, CroWe, 17. v. Lye. W. Elleray, Buckland, Mclnnes, 16: Bishop, Goodacre, Harkins, Torrance, 25, v. Wainwright, Ormerod. Clincoe. Richardson, 14: Mclvor, Smith, Gold water, Griffiths, 30, v. Wilson, Drumniond, Colebrook, Paterson, 22. DOMINION ROAD Percentage Fours.—Foreman, Pierce, B'iirr. Roberts, 2D, v. Trewin. Gentles, 1“ isher. Cartwright, 22: Speir, Donald, Gnodall Saves, 17, v. W. H. Fisher. Barbpr, Yeoman, Holford, 16; Taylor, Sterns. Hoppy. Clews, 2D, v. Ferguson, Davi.«, \\ . Richardson, Goldsmith, 10; jTftthrop, Sawyer, West, Ashby, 16, v. Beck, Steele, Campbell, Hollows, 24; Barton, Baylev, Robertson, Denison, 14, Y Hinkley, Dunn, Stove, Ramsay, 17; Running. Ranum, Truman, Kelly, 12, v. Bellamy. Anderson, D. Richardson, • "larke, 22; Bathgate. Buckley, Cannon, Codd, 16, v. Percy, Ford, Chappell. Laylan<U 23; Sessions, Pattersall, A. Chappell. Benison, 25, v. Virtue, Carter, Nagle, Hawken, 10; Mason. Wildish, Bush, 20. v - Q- W. A. Clark, Norgrove, Erown, 12. PAPATOETOE (> rdinurv Draw. —Nicholson. Wakelin, J-arr, A. Ritchie 10. v. McFarlane, Shepherd, Whyte, Fowler 22; Jackson. Daw*°n. Braclstreet 14, v. A. Parker. Thorne, Lucena 18: Ross, C. Ritchie, Runciman •*•». v. Burrow, Snelling. Moe 15. OTAHUHU Percentage Fours.—Gorrie, J. Gardiner, Pmhey. MoGardiner IS. v. Crawford, Boniface. Walter, S. E. Hayser 9: Lawson, Ogifvie, Morton 17. v. G. E. Whitmore, Tonies. Sykes IS; Howie, Thomas, Steel, McCauley ID, v. McAnulty, Parsons, Hall, McGinnerty 23: West. Martin, Pearce 22, v McNary, Franks, Ferguson 25; NeiJd, <’lark, Thomason, Venables 22, v. Wilson, Madigan Williams, Bailey Sanderson. M;<y. Kveritt 17. v. J. Todd, Trevena, Car*en 16. Open pairs Competition.—O’Connell, a. Harper 12, v. Cook, Llppiatt SI.

Inter-club Games WE ST END v. HILLSBOROUGH ,^. es t End —Collins, Parkinson, Knox, Wise, 23, v. Sinclair, Clarke, Gold--SPHV l, Williamson, 6; Cato, Cornwall, Mclveown, Maher, 16, v. McMillan, Preston, oheath, Stringer, 20. At Hillsborough: Simpson, Raynes, Price, Hopwood, 1 ’ v - Monk, Scarborough, Sainty, Thompson, 30; Henderson, Tudehope, AnderWy ßyard, 23, v. White, Williams, \V ilson, \\ llkmson, 16. ROCKY NOOK v. HENDERSON At Rocky Nook—Findley, Reid, Buckle, pouslvill, 26, v. Geldard, Carter, Melhouse, Buscombe, 15; Berry, Rutledge, Baxter, Clements, 24, v. Corban, Norcross, Wright, Btidson, 21; Turner, Cliffe, Smith, Jury, 22, v. team skipped by Leighton, 11. ROCKY NOOK v. AVONDALE At Rocky Nook—White, Beatt, Pearse, Randall, 25, v. Newall, Mayall, Hannan Sutherland, IS; Harrison, Behre, Chambers, Keatley, 18, v. Myers, Cairns, Kelsall, Leaton, 16; J. Jenkin, Miller, J Kayes, Gribble, ID, v. Ansell, Tait, loungman, Munns, 24. HALLYBURTON JOHNSTONE v. MOUNT ALBERT At Point Chevalier (First-year play®£S) —Clark, Holdswortli, Phillips, Storey, v. Dimery, Smerdon, Williams, Norris, 12. HALLYBURTON JOHNSTONE v. AVONDALE At Point Chevalier (Pascoe Cup)— Hepworth, Donaldson, Boag, King, 20, Myers, Rayner, Burgess, Darrow, 14. ST. HELIERS v. PAPAKURA At Papakura—Lawrence, Lovegrove, Knight, Lowe, 11, v. Cornford, Rutter, T. K. Smith, Rowe, 2D; Tindall, Dawson, Jackson, Garrard, 20, v. Baton, McCall, Rice, Hammond, IS. WEST END V. ELLERSLIE West End names first: G. Hardley, E. Darby, Cooke, Worsfold 26, v. Ryan, Bolton, Toy, Patterson 17; Lambourne, Haig, Bremner, Whitten 24, v. Campbell, Hill, McKenzie, Gollan 14; Irving, Cox, Kirkham, Pierce 23, v. Coombe, White, Sykes, Segedin 13; McNair, Hardy, Harris, Thomson 27, v. Ogle, Wright, Diggens, McKelvie 13: Cole, B. Wilson, P. Darby, Hill ID, v. Arthur, Mackenzie, Rostgard, Law 19. GREY LYNN v. EDENDALE At Grey Lynn.—Edendale names first: Fahey, White, Collins, Taylor, 16, v. A. Lye, Wilde, Mincham, Walker, 28; Anderson, Greenwood, East, Hill, IS, v. Emirali, Marshall, T. Little, Binns, 17; Preston, Hill, Codd, Avery, 20, v. J. Lye, Hutson, Paul, Liversidde, 16; Culpan, Laing, Sharp, Maud, 14, v. Hawke, Dickens, Whittle, Gribbons, 31. MANGERE V. PAPATOETOE (Mangere names first.)

Smith, Humphries, Clark, Grainger 17, v. Wills, Cowling, O’Loughlin, Hall 13; Kay, Rawn, Massey, Connor 23, v. Trimble, Foster, Crawford, Roseveare 12: Laslett, Hodges, Todd, Praiigley 13, v. Buckton, McCullough, Tregear, Hill 25; Solomon, Stephenson, Nicholls, Hollier 15, v. Hindman, Nettlinghani, Nesbitt, Jiawnsley 22. Aggregate: Mangere 6S, Papatoetoe 72. ONEHUNGA V. PAPATOETOE (Onehunga names first.) Whiteside, Robb, Fordham, McGuire 14, v. Booth, Civil, McLarnon, Balderson 16; Skinner, Vazey, Davis, A. Brown 25, v. McCallum, Cuttorth, W. Brown, Sraytheman 15; Watkinson, Collins, Ross, Wigginton 16, v. Anderson, Bygrave, Ticlmarsh. Willcox 32; J. Skinner, Beere. A. Gatland, E. Gatland 22, v. Waters, Watson, Hosking, Bayliss 22. EPSOM v. REMUERA At Epsom—W. Jones, Westwood. Smith, Morison, 25, v. Jackson, Wake, Ashton, Young, 13; Wells, Jansen, Paget, Haszard, 8, v. Styak, Lawrence, Wallace, Mellars, 26; Slater, Hill, Braithwaite, Inglis, 25, v. Lusher, Mahoney, Wright, Saxton, 17; R. Thompson, Bryce, Morton, A. Jones, 22, v. Choyce, Reid, Bell, Watson, 3 7; Wood, Mynott, McGregor, Blakey, 23, v. Whittaker, Gardner, Rainger, Hill, 22; Bowring, Miller, J. Wallace, George, 24, v. Headley, Gannaway, Bvooker, Ryan, 11; Gordon. MeCullagh, Foote, Jenkin, 22, v. Loosemore, Hatch, Marshall, McCallum, 12; Wiseman, Turner. McDougall, W. Wallace, 18, v. Fisher, Brook, J. C. Kissling, Badeley, 20; Rowley. Hooper, Wheelans, Burton, 19, v. Annandale, Kenderdine, Bell, Sanderson, 24. Total points, including Anniversary Day tournament, final: Epsom, 201; Remuera 181. The final of the Anniversary Day tournament * resulted i Ridings, Norton, Newton, Macfarlane. 19, v. French, McCowan, Kendall, W. Taylor, I ‘* ELLERSLIE v. WEST END At Ellerslie—McDermott, Richmond, McLeod, Godfrey, 22, v. Mortimer, Anderson, Braraford, Plummer, 14; Bennett, Ross. Lynch, Dickson, 2D, v. Ramsay, Martin, Horsley, Colthurst, 21; G. Hunter, Chapman, Woodward, Somerfield, 33, v. Service, Sands, Brookes, Potter, 21; Christmas, Piggott, Flyger, Wood, 19. v. Collins, Skinner, C. llardley. Kirk, 18; Cheek, Williams, Joll, Hay, 15, v. Lowes, Lovatt, W. Hardley, 1. Clarke, 26. At West End—Ogle, Wright, Diggens, McKelvie, 13, v. McNair. Hardy, Harris. Thomson, 27; Coombe, W hite, Sykes, 13, v. Irving, McCully, kirkhani, Pierce, 23; Campbell, Hill, McKenzie, Gollan, 14, v. Lambourne, Haig, Bremner, Whitten, 24; Ryan, Bolton Toy, Patterson, 17, v. C. Hardlej-, E. Darb>, Cooke, Worsfold. 26; Mackenzie, Rostgard, Low, 19, v. Cole, B. Y\ ilson. P. Darby, Hill, 19. Totals: West End, 219, Ellerslie. 194. AUCKLAND v. MOUNT EDEN At Auckland —Vickery, "Williams, McDougall, Moir. 21. v. Brown, Murray, Cordes, Turner, 21; Hampton, Winks. C. Allan, Davidson, 22, v. Moore, Mullins. Campbell, Battersby. IS; Is S?’ las Carlaw, Muston, ID, v. White. Henderson, Middleton, Fraser, 19; Plummer. Coakley, Hinton. Brackebush, 1«, v. Burlev. Ferguson. Sissons, Baker. 23. Howard. Wiseman, Newbegin, Osmond, IS, v. McCully, Rintoul, Shirr iff s, Trajes. 22; Probert, Armitage, Hewitson, Neil. 20, v. Marshall. Kinneburgh, T. Nairn, Walton, 24; Bradley. Commons. H. Allan. t u 2° v. Grigson. Spence, Sui man, Hul ’ 22;* L. Whitaker. K Whittaker. Keesing, 17, v. Boyce, Moon. Tutt Cornes, 22; Simpson, Kretschmar, Ski-ketts ilailey. 9, v. Stone. Murdoch. JOl st ifount' Eden —Blades, Mohr. Bourke, WooUeyf 15. v. B. Smith PletchCT, U*. Di Sn De Sky : Herron, 24; W oodham, Wilson, AiacK>. fM er -2i 22^ u i^ j a 6 y iSS 1 ' RUdi p,d'ee §2 V Owen. Harland. Oatndge, & ln |, n urk» Sim?be r u in fs F v° S \t'agstaff, §SSS“’ 2 oD e vß e j nol" Smith! Rudman, Elliott, Senior Championship. —Truscott, yT amb 20 Junior chatnpionshi,>. Ramsay 23. v. Holford. 15: Garrard. 22. v. Wright, 18. REMUERA v. EPSOM At Remuera —Ellerbeck. E. O. Ashton, Smith, Daniels. 24, v. Standen, F. Wallace \ Wright, ISlcßeath. 14; Dempsej, Priestley. Wight, Proctor. 16, v. Gribble. IV. Harrison, C. Lamb, de Launay, 20 Booth, Harrison. Spooner. Wooller. 23. v. Fox, Lawrence, Johnston, Richmond. 20. Bowles. Outfield. Dixon, S. Kissling, 00, v. Bookman. Gouk. Gladding, Boyne. 10; Edniiston. Bull, Clark, Coe, 28, v. Amburv. Gray. Bruce, Grattan, 20: Douglas, Davis. Scott, Russell, 3 2, v. Furnell, Vinson. Sansburv, Townsend. 37: Tndehope, Cox Paterson, Long. 32. v. Clarkson, Alar tin son, Nash, J. "Wright, 13; Brownlee, Vickerman, Gavey, Graham. 23, v. Whitehouse, Penn, Ramsay, Fars®ns, 21;

Syrnes, Baker. Burcher, Irvine, 21. v. A. S. Lamb, A. Taylor, Dunlop, First-year Players Tudehope. Mahoney, Tomlinson, Acheson, 14. v. Costall, Alfrey, Montgomery, E. Taylor, ID. IN OTHER CENTRES PAEROA DEFEATS HIKUTAIA Members of the Paeroa Bowling Club yesterday defeated Hikutaia by 101 to 96. Details are, Paeroa players being mentioned first:—Forrest, Vowles, Edwards, W. H. Taylor, 20, v. Barclay, Averv, Gilmour. A. Robinson, IS; Ellis, Wright. Cane, Silcock. 13, v. Watt, Alexander, H. Morrison, Winder, 22; Moreland. I-awder, De Castro, L. Williams, 17. v. Parr, H. Smith A. Gubb, I. Robinson, 27: Pye, Arnold. Surry, G. H. Taylor, 23, v. Revell. "Walsh. Reid. Valamine, 21; W. Smith. Bassett, Brocket, Mettam, 28. v. Baird, Pearson, McLaren, R. Carr, S. "W. H. Alley and W. Morrison (Hikutaia) challengers, defeated C. Hales and W. Chamberlain (Paeroa) in a match for the Fraser Stars by ID to 17. TE AWAMUTU In connection with the Te Awamutu Bowling Club's tournament, which will commence to-morrow, the Hamilton team, skipped by N. Bell, has withdrawn, and Fraser Smith’s Frankton team has been included. The green is in first-class order. The club competitions are approaching the end. T. Mclnnes has won the championship singles by defeating R. HenderRANGITIKEI SHIELD The southern section of the Rangitikei Bowling Shield competition has been completed. The section final was played between Hunterville (holders) and Bulls, the former being soundly defeated. The scores were. Bulls players mentioned first; —Green, Archer, Drew, Caldow, 16, v. W. Wilson, J. Wilson, Stevens, and Ironmonger, 18; F. Stevens, F. Wilson, Cole, H. Stevens, 20, v. Petherick, Chisholm, Aynsley, Porter, 12. The northern section has not yet been decided, but an interesting final is anticipated. SOUTH AUCKLAND TOURNEY The Waihi team played the Paeroa team in the South Auckland championship rink competition yesterday. The game resulted in a win for Waihi by 31 points to 13. The teams were:—Waihi: Mullins, Lormer, McConocliil, Mannix. Paeroa: Gibb, Hale, Hamilton, Towers. SINGLES EVENTS Playing at Te Awamutu yesterday in the final for the second division of the King Country group clubs, in the competition for the South Auckland centre’s singles championship, R. McFarlane (Ngaruawahia), 22, defeated R. Henderson (Te Awamutu), 9, after leading throughout. ROTORUA CLUB PAIRS The Rotorua Bowling Club’s matches were resumed yesterday after the break caused by the two tournaments. The championship pairs, on the two-life system, resulted:—Hamilton and Fowkes, ID, v. Thorburn and Nesbitt, 15; Hall and Wilkie, 21, v. Schultze and Dixon, 17; Mohi and Blencowe, 29, v. Gardner and Webber, 15; French and Pakes, 18, v. Watts and Griffiths, 13; Miller and Manson, 13, v. Plummer and Taylor, 8; Williams and Loffley, 34, v. Laseriby and Kirkby, 13; Goodwin and Shepherd, 25, defeated Tapper and McLean; IJruquhart and Richards, 32, v. Christoper and Barber, 12; Butt and Bertram, 35, v. Fitzgerald and Jones, 14; Wash and Lindsay, 31, v. Lee and McGuffog, 12. TE AWAMUTU TOURNAMENT

The Te Awamutu Bowling Club will hold its annual tournament next week. It will be played in two sections, commencing next Monday. The draw is as follows:

Te Awamutu: S. S. Preston, C. Mclnnes, S. H. Dunkley, T. Mclnnes (s). Te Awamutu: A. Finch, C. Davis, F. McGuinness, R. L. Henderson (,s).

Te Awamutu: T. Grant, G. F. Smith, J. T. North, W. Douglas (s).

Carlton: G. Hosking (s). Cambridge: Richards, Gibson, Wallis, T. Dix (s). Huntly: Leonard, Holland, , Seccombe (s).

Te Kuiti: W. Witney, E. Tapp, C. Harris, W. H. Fitzer (s). Whitiora: F. Woodhall, R. Gregg, W. Choat, A. H. Mitchell (s). Hamilton: Awdry, Horton, Bell, senr., Bell, junr. (s). SECTION B Te Awamutu: A. Christie, A. G. Weathered, C. Bowden, H. A. BurcheJl (.s'). Te Awamutu: Rev. Butterworth, F. C. Blundell, S. Clark, L. G. Armstrong (s). Te Awamutu: A. Rennie, A. S. Wallace, A. C. Cruickshank, W. J. North (s). Hamilton: D. Andrews, G. D. Meredith, A. J. Jones, R. N. Pilkin'gton (s). Cambridge: E. Hart, J. Bourke, —, Gardiner, W. J. Halliday (s). Auckland: Dr. Hardie Neil, D. Perrett, Opunake: J. Wilson, P. Dalrymple, W. Gunson, F. Julian (s). Otorohanga: Brown (s). CAMBRIDGE The Cambridge bowling greens were well filled yesterday when five teams from the Frankton and four from the Taupiri clubs met the local players. In addition, a team from Matamata met the Frankton Railway Club in the group final for the Howden Shield. The greens were very fast. Cambridge defeated Frankton on the aggregate by 134 points to 73, while the local teams also defeated Taupri by 82 points to 73. Results of the games between Taupri and Cambridge, the visitors being mentioned first, are:—Gordon, Murphy, Powell, Main, 21, v. Henriksen, Martyn, Grumatt, Richardson, 14; Catley, McCarthy, Laybourn, Jack way, 20, v. Muller, Hulme, Taylor, Rowland, 16; Whitburn, Day, Seath, Hill, 14, v. Hart, Bourke, Gardiner, Halliday, 33; Bush, Charles, Horwood, Barther, 18, v. Allen, Waghorn, Perkins, "Ward, ID. Details of the games between Frankton and Cambridge, the visitors being mentioned first, are:—Coombes, Peale, Norre, Astle, 13, v. D. Low*, Edgar James, J. Low, S. Lewis, 32; Fenton, Doleman, Watts, Burton, 12, v. Richards, Gibson, Walles, Dix, 29; Barrell, Hodder, Gallagher, Zainey, 12, v. McNamara, EdW'in, James, Mclvor, Butler, 27; Pollock, Laffei'ty, H. Coombes, Frost, 19, v. Cooper, Nicoll, Easter, Pearce, 27; Phillips, Baker, Jordan, Lucas, 17, v. Speaght, Boulton, McCathie, S. James, 19. Howden Shield Match Matamata (Barnes, Green, Oates, Crabb), 26, v. Buckley, Skelton, Simpson, Yeoman, 17. HAMILTON v. CLAUDELANDS An inter-club bowling match was played at Claudelands yesterday between Hamilton and Claudelands. The visitors won six out of the eight games, the aggregate scores being:—Hamilton, 177; Claudelands. 143. Details are as follow, Hamilton players being mentioned first: Scrimshaw, Stevenson, Salter, Wilkes, 23, v. Kivell, Curling, Darlington, Clevly, 21; Hall, Lock, Smith, Jones, 23, v. Snell, Wilson, Reynolds, Maillie, IS; Lambie, Clarke, Varney, Pilkington, 21, v. Stubbs, Sayers, Bagiev, Coombes, 23; Leak, Hyde, Going, Bell, 21, v. Fow, Gibson, Paterson, Carter, 9; Pile, Wilson, Robinson, Andrews, 23, v. Howe, Bennett, C. G. Speight, Whitten, 22; Aiken, Raven, Peterson, Meredith, 24, v. Mathieson, Ireland, Fraser, Curteis, 12. Juniors—Heywood, Roberts, King, Masters, 26, v. Muir, Houlden, Lamprell, C. R. Speight, 13 ;Wrigley, Pitcher, Barton, S. Arthur, 16, v. Gudex, C. A. Speight, E. A. Butt, H. L. White, 25. NORTHERN WAIKATO STARS The final match this season for the Northern Waikato Stars was played this afternoon on the Tuakau greens. Pukekohe defeating the holders, Tuakau. The game resulted: —Pollock, Cooper, Thompson, Perkins, 39, v. C. Smeed, W. A. Smeed, Paton, Pirret, 15. Pukekohe thus holds the stars until next season. PUKEKOHE Four rinks from Clevedon and three from Tuakau played Pukekohe rinks on the Pukekohe Club’s greens this afternoon. Results were as follow, the visitors' names mentioned first in each case:— Clevedon v. Pukekohe—Hancock, Stephens, Dow, Dawe, 15, v. F. Duncan, Bowman, Pleydell, Higginson, 20; Munro, Waterhouse, Bell, C. C. Munro, 20, v. Payne, Fawsett, Lusher, McPherson, 26; Hepworth, Bull, McCullough, Greenfield, 14, v. Johnson, Burrows, Moncrief, Macpherson, 22; Quinn, Smith, Atchison, Trott, 23, v. Duncan, Jenkins, Adams, Jamieson, 26. Totals: Clevedon, 72; Pukekohe, 94. Tuakau v. Pukekohe —A. Smeed, Turley, Fielder, J. L. Pirret, 8, v. Shaw, Wymer, Lawrie, O’Loughlin, 37; Hard, Vaughan, Conelly, Maiden, 16, v. Hope, Grandison. Munro, W. Blake, 11: Logan, Fulton, Finch, Glasgow, 11, v. Ferguson, ’Webb, J. Blake, Ingpen, 35. Totals: Tuakau, 35; Pukekohe, S 3. CAMBRIDGE The Cambridge bowling greens presented quite a gala appearance to-day, no les« than 15 rinks being occupied.

The club received visits from the Frankton and Taupiri Clubs, while a Matamata rink met Frankton Railway in a group final for the Howcfen Shield. The five local teams defeated Frankton on the aggregate by 134 points to 73, while the four local teams were also successful, beating their Taupiri opponents on the aggregate by S2 points to 73. The Matamata team defeated Frankton Railway by 26 points to 17.

Individual rink results were as fol low:

Taupiri v. Cambridge.—Visitors mentioned first: Gorman, Murphy, Powell, Main. 21, v. Henricksen, Martyn, Grumitt, Richardson, 14; Catley, McCarthy, Laybourn, Jackway, 20, v. Muller, Hulme. Taylor, Rowland, 16: Whiteburn. Da.y Leath, Hill. 14, v. Hart, Bourke. Gardener, Halliday, 33; Burns. Charles, Horwood, Barber, 1?, v. Allen, Waghorne Perkins, Ward, 19.

Frankton v. Cambridge.—Visitors mentioned first: Coombes, Peale, Worrall, Oscle, 13, v. D. Low, Edgar James. .1. Low, S. Lewis, 32; Fenton, Doleman, "Watts, Burton, 12. v. Richards, Gibson, Wallis, Dix, 29; Barrell, Hodder, Gallagher, Zainey, 12, v. McNamara, Edwin, James, Mclvor, Butler, 27; Pollock, Lafferty, H. Coombes, Frost, 19, v. Cooper. Nicoll, Easter, Pearce, 27; Phillips, Baker, Jordan, Lucas. 17, v. Speight, Boulton, S. R. James, McCathie, 19. Howden Shield.—Matamata: Barnes, Green, Qates, Crabb, 26, v. Buckley, Skelton, Simpson, Yoeraan, 17. WAIUKU RESULTS The following are the results of the percentage fours played on the Waiuku green on Saturday: Summerville, Bridle, R. J. Harris, W. L. West, 20, v. Duthie. Duff, Whiteside, Jack, IS; Honey, Greenhead, Neil, 22, v. Waters, Bonnar, Barriball, 12; A. King, Millington, Jones, 25, v. Braun, W. R. Harris, Eddy, 13; Tong, McNaughten, Aldred, Teape, 23, v. Chalmers, H. King, Roscoe, Williams, 17. THAMES MEMORIAL BADGES The Thames Bowling Club Memorial Badges holders, Holman, Chilton, Gooder and Smith, were defeated on Saturday by Fearn, Taylor, Gordon and Adamson. The scores were 18 and 27 respectively. A match which created a great amount of interest and enthusiasm was played on the greens between five rinks drawn from the members of the Thames Jockey Club and a similar number from the Bowling Club. The turfites had to be content with second place, with a margin of 52 points between them.