Week-End Bowling

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 632, 8 April 1929, Page 7

Week-End Bowling

GOOD PLAYING CONDITIONS

Club and Inter-Club Games

Auckland bowlers returned to club arid inter-club fixtures on Saturday after the excitimcnt of the Easter tournament just decided. Playing conditions were ideal, greens being hard and fast. A lengthy list of club and Inter-club fixtures was played, and some keen and interesting finishes were witnessed. Following are the results. CLUB GAMES PAPATOETOE Ordinary Draw.—Cane, Nicholson. Thorn'*. Nesbitt, 10, v. C. Ritchie. Smiling, Whyte, Waters, 27; Dawson, Wvlie, Trimble. Daisley, 2S, v. Wakelin Parker, Rurciman, Bygrave, 12; Jackson, Ernest,’ Nettllngham. 21. v. Wills, Boyce, Sheppard. Thomas. 22. OTAHU HU Percentage Fours.—Nixon, May, "Williams, 10 v. Lawson, Oorrie, Taylor, 17; Wilson, Whyte, Madigan, 20, \\ Nield, Trevena, Hickson, 12; G. E. Whitmore’, Parsons, C. B. Whitmore, Turner, 1 i, v. McGinnerty, Bay, Crawford. Goodwin 25. WEST END Percentage Fours.—Collins, J. Darby, Horsley, Hop wood, 25, v. Irving, E. Darby, Knox, Worsfold, 16; Lowes, Skinner, Bremford. Bell, 24 v. Service, Snoad, Thomass, Pierce. 14; Haynes, .T. W. Hardley. Hill, G. Harding, 23, v. McNair, W. Hardley, Kirk, Needham, 21; Slmp►on. Hardy, Haig, Wynyard 18. v. Mortimer, Tudehopc, Anderson. Wise, 22; Cato, Irwin. Noton, 14, v. ('ole, Lovatt, Plummer. 25; Andrews and Thomson, 20, v. McKeown and Bremner 12; G. Hardley and Taylor, 27, v. Cox and Clarke, 23; Kirkham and Whitten, 31, v. Cornwall and Brookes, 11. ROCKY NOOK Ordinary Draw. Harrison, Mills Blakey, W. Jones, 21, v. Rutledge, Leather, Turner, Smith, 20; Findlay, J. Jones Newton. Williams, 32, v. J. Yco, Yeo, sen., Fidler, Gribble, 15; Lewis, ■Reatt, Baxter, W. Jcnkin, 25, v. Reid, Hudson, White, Finch, 17. Pairs.—J. Jenkin, S. Jenkin, 21, v. i hambers Roylance, 17; J. Hayes, Stone, 35, V. Huston, Cadwallader, 24. EPSOM Ordinary Draw. —McCullough, Davis. Turner, 33, v. Dr. Miller, Gribble, Chiptender. IS; Hollis, Fox, A. S. Lamb, J. Harrison, 22, v. Standen, R. Thompson, Montgomery, Laud, 16; Costall, Jansen, E. Taylor. Brice, 28, v. Chapman, French, W. Harrison, McDougall, 17. Handicap Singles.—Final; T. R. George, 17, v. A. Gladding 12. RAWHITI Ordinary Draw. Thomson, Tamer, Bennett, Sharkey, 21, v. Henson, Barker, Sam ways, Harris, 13; Jackson, Walker, Eaves. Oldham. 20, v. Wayte, Hedges Austin, Walker, Ryder. Pattison, Wooller, 17, v. Cowden, Martin, Pattison, 17; Thomson, Roberts, Woods, Vaughan, 19, v. Brown, Morro, Wothington, Taylor, 21. ST. HELIERS Ordinary Draw.—Clark, Holse May, 18, v. Negtis, Bradley, Bradshaw, 17; Barnes, Cottrell, Gray, Jackson, 22, v. Eady Inglis. Cameron, Smith. 24; Todd. Lawrence. Twiname, Campbell, 20, v. Stevens, J.e Grice, Craws haw, G. White, 14; Scotting, Blomfleld, 24, v. Daverne, Cahill, 19. TAKAPUNA Percentage Fours. —Price, Henderson. Prentice, Christey, 29, v. Eade, Bindon, Buckley, Dunlop, 19; Oborn, Tidman, Arrowsmith, Knaggs, 17, v. Corfe, Blenkhorn, Elliot, Wilkinson, 14: Lisk. Lloyd, Collins, Audley, 17, v. O’Neill, Wake, Coulthard, Brake, 14; Riddell, Walters, Somerfield, Matthews, 18, v. Bioletti, Dudding, Veale, Hanna. 1. Club Pairs.—Johnstone and Wernham, 26, v. Waterman and Cutler, 15; McMurtrie and F. A. Smith, 18, v. Stallard and R. P. Smith, 19. ELLERSLIE Ordinary Draw. —Cooksey Williams, McLeod, 25, v. Wilson, Ross, F. Osborne. 15. Pairs.—A. MacKcnzie, McKelvie, 21, v. WiLon, F. Osborne, 20. AUCKLAND Club Fours. Kretchmar, Forrest, Wyatt, Duncan. 23, v. Armitage, Winks, Daniel. Brackebush, 21; Alexander, Jury. F. Whittaker, Perret, 20, v. Treacy, Susman, Alunro, Muston, 20; L. Whittaker, Jaffrey Rudd, Keesing, IS, v. Woodhouse, Forder, Carr, Davidson, 21; A. Towsey, Plummer, Robertson, prime, 20, v. Messenger, Matheson, Pollock, Neil, 23; Howard, Simpson, Hacket McCrea, 15, v. Frost, Paterson, Mason, Wolley, 31; de Renzy, J. Carlaw, W. E. Bush, Nicholson, 20, v. C. Coldicutt. S. Coldicutt, Graham, E. A. Craig. 23; Probert, Picketts, Rawlinson. Moir. 23, v. Blades, Darlow, Commons, K. S. Macky, 19; Bannister, Matthews White, Atkin, 26, v. Beaumont, Dadley, Hinton, Bailey, 15; Mills. Campbell. Michaels, Bourke, 15, V. Hampton, Ward, Hewitson, Ure, 23. REMUERA Jobson Fours. —Tudehopc. Wright, Mellars 19, v. Tudehope, Ormiston, Vickerman. Short, IS; Gardner, Choyce, Scott, Newton, 19, v. McKenzie, Annandale, Smith, Russell, IS; Aiteheson, Sutherland. Clark. Daniels, 21, v. Hertslet, Ellerbeck, Burcher, T. A. Ashton, 11; Griffiths. Alexander, Somerfield, Gavey, 21, v. Egerton. Jackson, A. M. Bell, Coe, 19; Walker Hatch, E. D. Ashton, S. Kissling, 25, v. Segar. Whitaker, Stubbs, Saxton. 19; Edmiston, Dixon, Wallace, Menzies, 27, v. Tomlinson, Hawkins, Gannaway. Ryan, 14; Kirk, Headdey. Rainger, D. A. East, 29, v. Symes, Styak, Kenderdine, Long, Mahoney, Douglas, J. C. Kissling, Hosking. 22, v. Keary, Cutfield Mahon, Badeley, 8; Loosemore, Rartlet, Brookes. 26, v. Nicholl, Bull, Harbutt, 20; W. T. Bell, Spooner, Proctor, 26. v. Priestley, Tuke, Sanderson. 20; L usher, Douglas, Jacks Young, 19, v. Wade. Harrison, Norton, Paterson, 16; Brownlee, Baker, Castel, E. D. Reid, 34, v. O'Leary, M. Reid. Dransfield, Hegmau, 14. CARLTON Percentage fours: Adamson. < ’rufes, Dillicar. Hosking, 11, v. Garard, W ickstead, Cook, Barter. 21; Wright. Robertson, Elliot. Mclndoc, 13, v. Clifton, Stuart, Coutts, Josey, 25; Hodge, Meaney, Bird. Snedden, 23, v. Cahill. Ross, Gavey, Fletcher. 10; Johnson. McGlone, Somervell, Arey, 14. v. Lundon. Turner. Rowe, Fookes. 6; Hamilton, Thomas, Holland, Kent, 17, v. Van Staveren, Isaacs. Harvey, Ball, 13; Allen, Hudson. Brittain, Ferry, 17, v. Penallegen, Bennett, Ritchie, Truscott, 10; Richardson. Dickson, "\\ ishart. Clarkson, 10. v. White, Ramsay. Taylor, Lamb, 16; Allwood, Pollard. (\ Mountain, Gilles. IS, v. "Winks, MeNab, T. Mountain, Wetheritt. 11: Little, McKay, Frost, Kelly, 15, v. Doyle, Baird, Stevens, Martin, 8; Angove, Pitt, Bates, Puffin, 12, v. Pollard, Catthell. Mitchell. Coltman, 10; Sawyer, Bell, Buchanan. Williams, 14. v. Inglis, Scherer, Fletcher, Robertson, 12. PONSONBY CLUB Percentage Fours. —"Wainwright, Young. D McGregor, Somervell, 27. v. Hunt, Robb, Rolfe. Best, 23; Good, Bishop, Goldwater. Farrow, 22. v. Carlow, Lye.

Blincoe, Miller, 15; Smith, Ormerod, Drummond. Paterson. 26 v. T. Elleray, Baggett, Buckle, Crowe, 21; Parkinson, < oppins, Pardington. McCarthy. 25, v. W. Elleray, Dromgoll, Lovett." Richardson. 23; Morris, Schischka, Bridges, Rowbottom, 24 v. F. Letham, Brown, Matthews, A. Letham 13; Fraser, Jones, McKeown, 22, v. Lincoln. McMillan, Johnson, Water worth, 12; Peterson. Clarke, Fanch. Bulland, 27, v. Dickie, Oates, Colebrook, Conway, 14. MOUNT EDEN Percentage Fours.—Bailey, Wright. Cordes, Miller, 29, v. Cave, Rendall. Detain ore, Turner, 9; J. Smith, Fogertv, Moon, Fraser, 23. v. Murdoch, Meere, Woolley, Herron 22; Kinnaird, Dignan, Rintoul, frill, 12, v. Chambers. Mullins, J. A. Sheriff, Daisley, 11; Williams, Brown, Oatridge. J. Smith, 25, v. B. Smith, Wagstaff, Campbell, .Toll. 20; Dowell, Alexander. D. Wain. Battersby, 20, v. Griffiths. Karla nd. H. Walton, Baker, 19; Stone. Kinniburgh, Sherriffs, Vivian, 27. v. Gregson, B. Darrach, Fulton, Findlay, 23; Spence, Watson, White, Bainbridge, 35, v. R. Smith, D. Fergusson, Sergeant. Crayes, 19. INTER-CLUB GAMES RAWHITI V. TE PAPAPA At Rawhiti. —Katterfeldt Culpin, Scelly, Murray, 10, v. Sissons, Harriman, Donald, Johnson, 22: Vincent, Schofield, Molnnes, Thomson, 12, v. Bond, Speight, Argus, Speight, 19. PONSONBY V. VISITORS At Ponsonbv. Mclnness, Allen. Torrance, Parsons, 23, v. Wallet, Kendall, Allely. Millen, 14. RAWHITI V. TE PAPAPA At Te Papapa.—Hamblin, Willmott, Savin, Watson, 20, v. Crichton, Fallon, Thursby, Allcock, 18; Learning Keller, Haslam, McKinley, 24, v. Marks, Garnham, James, Thorpe, 14. At Rawhiti: Katterseldt, Culpan, Scelly, Murray, 10, v. Sissons, Harrimon, Bennett Johnson, 22; Vincent, Schofield, Mclnnis, Thomson, 12, v. Bond, R. Speight, Angus, R. G. Speight, 19. VICTORIA V. TE PAPAPA At Te Papapa.—Watson, Davidson, McGorum, Naismith, 24, v. Patterson Davenport, Dawson, Pilkington. 17. ELLERSLIE V. MOUNT WELLINGTON At Ellerslie.—Coombe. A. C. Hill, Patterson. Gollan, 29, v. Hardy, P. Malone, W. Malone, Dunn, 15. ELLERSLIE V. HILLSBOROUGH At Ellerslie.—Ganley, White "Woodward, Dickson, 19, v. McMillan, Pearce, Farland, Gregory, 23; Christmas, Bolton. Westbrooke, Macklow 26, v. Monk, Clarke, Thomson, Goldsmith, 17. ELLERSLIE V. MANGLE At Ellerslie.—Campbell, Flyger, Slye. Joll, 17, v. House, Studd, Massey, Nicholls, 22; Bracewell, Fairbrother, Diggens Watson, 20, v. Douglas, Moon, Prangley, Knight, 13. CADNESo CUP The final competition for the year between the bowling clubs of the marine boroughs for the Cadness Cup will take place on the Takapuna green on Wednesday. Takapuna will be represented by the following teams;—Arrowsmith, Somerfield, Wilkinson. R. P. Smith, I-lunt, Veale, Hanna, Brake. FAREWELL TO MR. W. E. BUSH Mr. W. E. Bush, who is leaving Auckland for Brisbane this week, was tendered a farewell on the Auckland bowling green on Saturday. Mr. E. A. Craig, president of the club, presented Mr. Bush with a gold pencil as a token of appreciation of his many services to the club Mr. Bush feelingly replied. MARINE PENNANT With the match between Stanley and Waitemata on Saturday the competitions for the Marine Pennant were completed. Waitemata won four out of six matches for the day, and, thus securing the highest percentage of wins to matches for the season takes the pennant from Takapuna, hist year’s holders. The percentages scored by the four competing clubs were:—Waitemata, 56. SI; Takapuna, 52.08; Devonport, 45.95; Stanley, 40.28. Following are the results of Saturday’s match between Waitemata and Stanley, names of players of the former club taking precedence:—At Waitemata: Corrin, Brown, Blackledge, Campbell, 22, v. R. Reid, Gentles, S. Reid McMaster. 20; Dent, Wells, Hurley, Glover, 18, v. Hindman, Bray, Hooker, Wilsofi, 15; Stewart, Wilson, Blackwell, Tarrant, 26 v. Chesney, Niblock, Ross, Jones, 22. At Stanley Bay; Swanson, Rodgers, Burrows, Dick, 16, v. Weller, "Whitley, G. M. Reid, McGregor 18; Cadness. Fraser, Lethbridge, McGill, 25, v. Kennerley, Lock, Wrigley, Gilbie, 16; Delaney, Watson. McKlnstrie, Johnston, 13, v. Sainty, Callan, White, Johnson 25. PONSONBY PAIRS TOURNEY The final of the Ponsonby Bowling Club's pairs tournament, the section play of which was held on March 27, was decided on Saturday and resulted in a victory for Pearce and Griffiths (Ponsonby) over Trigg and Clark (Mount Albert), by 29 to 9. ST. HELIERS PAIRS TOURNEY The St. Heliers Bowling Club’s pairs tournament will be held on Wednesday. The following skips have entered teams: Russell (Remuera), Millen (Epsom); Koefoed, Price, Knight, Smith, P. White (St. Heliers), Bridges (Ponsonby), Gaffin, Mountain, J. W. Hardley, W. Hardley (West End), Crawsliaw Brewer (St. Heliers), Austin. P. Thompson (Rawhiti), J. Hosking (Carlton). TAKAPUNA CLUB’S TROPHY A silver cup has been presented to the Takapuna Bowling Cllb by Mr. F. Hawes. The president, Mr. F. A. Audley, announced on Saturday afternoon that the cup would be the property of the club, and would be played for by its members. A miniature of the trophy would be presented to the winners. The first competition, a sealed handicap on the “sudden death” principle, will take place next Saturday. GREY LYNN V. EPSOM At Grey Lynn.—John Preston, Burrell, Cronin, Newton, 14, v. Yearbury. Mullen, Smith, Dunlop, 23; McLaughlin, Molloy, Hawke, Davidson, 26, v. Parkinson, Miller, Lamb, Mcßeath, 9; Sawyer, S. Smith J. Reed, James Preston, 11, v. Clarkson, Veale, Taylor, Grattan, 16; Knight, Hutson, Thomas, Moran, 19, v. Gordon, Peak, Johnston, Foubister, 17; Emirali, E. Leydon, H. Reed, Buckley, 22, v. Beckman, Gouk, Foote, Richmond, 24- Cox, Raynes, Fletcher, Liversidge, 18. v. Jones, Brown, Wallace, de Launay 14; Brown, Stewart, "Walker, Caddy, 19, v. T Wallace. Harris, McGowan, J. Wright, 12. Totals: Grey Lynn, 129; Epsom, 110. EPSOM V. GREY LYNN At Epsom. Slater. Hendry, Penn, Boyne, 17, v. Lang. Marshall, Gibbons, Binns, 9; Wiseman, B. Thompson, Braithwaite. Tanner, 22, v. Bleakley, Snell, Dickens, Minchan IS: W. H. Lamb, Hill, Hazard, Inglis, 28, v. Emmerson, Parnell Siglcv. C. Little, 18; Freeman, Paget. J. Wallace, E. Jones. 20, v. Street, Armstrong, Amburv, Preston 18; Dr. Rowley. R. G. Clarke, Ramsay, Jenkin, 0.. v puddle. Christey, Melvor, Curtis, 21; Mvnott. A. Wright. Nash, Morrison. 23, v.‘Wilde A. Lye, Blamires, J. Lye, 17- Hamblin, Wheelans, Bruce, Burton, 15 * v. McDonald, Aggers, Collin. F. Bailrlon, 32. Totals: Epsom, 147; Grey Lynn. v. ST. HELIERS \t Papatoetoe.—Papa toe toe names are mentioned first: Buekton, Foster. Roseveare. Parker-Hill, 24, v. Dawson, b. White, Price, P. White, 15: Lueena tutforth, Tidmarsh. Melvor, 18, i. Duthie, Thompson, Lovegrove, H. W right, 16. PAPATOETOE V. ROCKY NOOK Young, Brown, Balderson, Willcox, 12, v Oughton, Young. Tongue, Loram. 32; \ Ritchie, Booth, Crawford. Rawnsley, 17, v. Austin. Buckle. Bain, Cliffe, 19. AUCKLAND v. GREY LYNN First Year Fours.—Auckland names first: Smith. Hammond. Somervell, Forgie. 24, v. Mason, Perkins, Smith, BuckIN THE PROVINCE OPOTIKI (From Our Resident Reporter) OPOTIKI. Saturday. The semi-final of the pairs championship of the Opotiki Citizens’ Bowling

! Club was played this afternoon, and re- | suited in J. Smith and E. Wolfenden, 22, beating P. R. Gordon and Wilkinson 16In the Arthur Memorial Cup competition C. Wolfenden (handicap 8) beat A. Webb (handicap 6), by 32 to 12 OTAHUHU V. PUKEKOHE (From Our Oxen Correspondent) PUKEKOHE, Saturday. A match between Otahuhu and Pukekohe was played on the Pukekohe Club’s greens this afternoon. Reselts were as follow (Otahuhu names being mentioned first):—Osborne, Pinkey, Gardiner, Pearce, 24, v. Wells, Crosbie, Raynes, Keith, 24; Doherty, Downey. Harper, Morton, 21, v. MacDherson W. Blake, Pie: dell, Munro, 24; McAnultv, —. Davis, Lippiatt, 21, v. Payne, Cooper, Short, .T. Adams. 13. Totals: Otahuhu, 66; Pukekohe. 61. TE PUKE (From Our Own Correspondent) PUKE, Saturday. At the annual meeting of the Te Puke Bowling Club this week the following officers were elected: —President Mr. G. Sweetman; vice-presidents, Messrs. T. E. Palmer, H. E. Butcher and R. Bell; secretary, Mr. C. D. Johnson (pro tem); auditor, Mr. H. W. Earp; hon. solicitor, Mr. T-T. O. Cooney; committee. Messrs. A. B. Mollgaard, C. Chester, J. Paterson an J. Persey. The annual report stated that there were 22 active members. Additions had been made to the pavilion, entirely due to the efforts of the Ladies’ Croquet Club. TH AM ES (From, Our Own Correspondent) THAMES, Saturday. Interest was added to tills afternoon’s bowling games at Thames by a visit from Gladding, Thompson, Kilgour and Clark (Carlton Club, Auckland), who after a keen game over 25 heads defeated a specially chosen Thames rink consisting of Palmer, Powell, Newman and Adamson by 24 points to 23. Other games resulted:—A. Clark, Murray, Strange and Cordes, 19, v. Plain, Boyle, Cartwright, W. Clark, 13; E. Candy, Chilton, Gooder, Delamore, 26, v. Dodd, Wood, Jones, Griffin 13; Allen, Graham, Long, Whitehead, 26, v. Moyle, Howe, Shand, Mack ay, 25; Gleeson, Austin, Watson, Millington, 26, v. Ilawke Jackson, McCullough, Green, IS. KING COUNTRY CUP OTOROHANGA'S WIN (From Our Own Correspondent > OTOROHANGA, Sunday. Three teams of bowlers from Te Kuiti (holders) competed on the Otorohanga green yesterday for the King Country Cup. Otorohanga won on the aggregate by 86 points to 72. Details are as follow, Te Kuiti players being mentioned first:— Tapp, Dinsdale, Harris, McLeod, 28, v. Turnbull, Park, Boles, Fry, 23; Jones, Tunes, Henderson, Griffiths, 15, v. Hyde, Bell, Walker, Cullum, 41; Fredericks, Bryden Fitzer, Julian, 29, v. Crosby, Rowe, Porter, Saunderson, 22. Other games resulted:—Frew, Nealon, Totman, Gilbert, 19, v. Richmond, Hogg, Bluek, Lobb, 22; Reid, Bennetts, DunkIcy, Mainland, 26 v. Neshausen, Carter, Landman, Robinson, 16; Witney, C. Taylor, O’Connor, Andrews, 19, v. Bowyer, Cassey, J. J. Walker, Dingle, 16; Atkinson, Williams, England, Tomlins 21, _ v. Martin, Langkilde, Quinlan, Potts, 15.