KEEN BOWLING

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 680, 4 June 1929, Page 14

KEEN BOWLING

TOURNAMENTS HELD BY SIX CLUBS KING’S BIRTHDAY PLAY Six clubs staged bowling tournaments yesterday. The greens were in excellent order and players turned out in large numbers to take advantage of the holidays. Following are the day’s results: MOUNT EDEN TOURNEY Section A First Round. —Gatenby 16, Dickson 5; j Bouskill 11, Hoskins S: Morgan 14, Fraser 11; Ritchie 20, Nairn 4. Second Round.—Gatenby 17, de Launay 11; Nairn 13, Fraser 6; Bouskill 10, Dickson 7; Morgan 15, Hosking S. Third Round. —Bouskill 13, Gatenby 6; Dickson 15, Morgan 12; Hosking 13, Nairn 9; Fraser 19, Robertson 8. Fourth Round.—Hollows, 14, v. Bouskill, 13; Nairn, 12, v. Dickson, 10; Fraser, 16, v. Hosking, 6; Morgan, 15, v. Gatenby, 6. Section B First Round.—De Launay 12, Gill S; Trayes 14, Hollows S; Robertson 10, Blackwell 8. Second Round. —Robertson 12, Ritchie 11; Gill 15, Hollows 7; Trayes 9, Blackwell 5. Third Round.—De Launay, 13, Hollows, 12; Gill, 12, Blackwell, S; Trayes, 11, Ritchie, S. Fourth Round. —Gill, 12, v. Ritchie, 6: De Launay, 13, v. Thackwell, 10; Trayes, 20, v. Robertson, 12. Section C First Round.—. Toll 13, Whittle 11; Bourke 16, Kelly 31; Gifford 15, Baker 8; Bridges 12, Walker 7. Second Round.—Walker 20, Nash 3; Baker 19, Joll 4; Kelly 10, Bridges 9; Bourke 15, Whittle 14. Third Round. —Walker, 14, Kelly', 9; Whittle, 14, Bridges, 10; Baker, 12, Bourke, 7; Joll, 16, Cornes, 10. Fourth Round.—Walker, 15, v. Whittle, 7; Bourke, 15, v. Joll, 13; Clark, 18, v. Kelly, 8; Baker, 13, v. Bridges, S. Section D First Round. —Elliott 10, Clarke S; Denison 16, Corner 11; Findlay 13, Nash 10. Second Round.—Clarke, 12, Findlay 10; Cornes 12, Gifford 9; Denison 10, Elliott 9. Third Round.—Clark, 11, Nash, 5; Findlay, 12, Denison, 8; Elliott, 14, Gifford, S. Fourth Round. —Findlay, 15, v. Gifford, S; Denison, 12, v. Nash, 8; Elliott, 11, v. Corne"., 6. ONEHUNGA RESULTS Section A First Round. —Fordham (Onehunga) 8, v. Knight (Mangere) 7; Kenny (Onehunga) 10. v. Diamond (St. Heliers) 5; G. G. Clarke (Mount Albert) S, v. Richardson (Onehunga) 7. Second Round.—Diamond 18, v. Fordham 1; Clarke 13. v. Kenny 10. Third Round—Knight 10, Kenny 9; Fordham, 11, Richardson, 10; Clarke, 14, Fourth Round.—Clark 12, Fordham 8; Diamond 13, Knight 7; Richardson 9, Baffett 8. Fifth Round.—Diamond, 10, v. Richardson, 7; Clark, 13, v. Knight, 12; Baffett, 13, v. Fordham, 9. Section B First Round. —Macklow (Onehunga) 14, v. A. Gatland (Onehunga) 11; I. Sutherland (Onehunga) 9, v. Keatly (Rocky Nook) 8; Johnson (Stanley) 10, v. Wigginton (Onehunga) 8. Second Round.—Sutherland 13, v. Wigrrinton 9; A. Gatland 12, v. Johnson 4; Jeatly 9. v. Macklow 7. . Third Round.— Keatley, 15, WTggington, 7; Johnson, 10, Macklow, 8; A. Gatland 9, Sutherland 8. Fourth Round. —Macklow, 17, v. W lggington, 8; Johnson, 13, v. Sutherland, 9; iveatley, 10, v. A. Gatland, 8. Section C First Round—E. Gatland (Onehunga) 13, v. Bridge (Te Papapa) S; Jenkins (Rocky Nook) 19. v. A. Robb (Onehunga) 10; Turner (Mangere) 11, v. Knight (S. Heliers) 8. . _ . . Second Round. —Jenkins 17, v. Buckley 11: Bridge 22. v. Robb 2. Third Round —Johnston 8, Keatley <, Wiggington 22, Gatland 3; Macklow 15, Sutherland 10; Brigg 10, Jenkins 9; Turner 26, Robb 6; Wright 10, E. Gatland J Fourth Round. —Robertson 16. Robb 6; Jenkin 10, Gatland 6; Turner 10, Bridge Jenkin, 9, v. Turner, 7; E. Gatland, 9, V. Robb, 8; Bridge, 13, v. Ure, 10. Section D First Round.—Wright (Onehunga) 11, v. Robertson (Onehunga) 10; Ure (Auckland) 15, v. Buckley (Grey Lynn) 9. . _ Second Round.—Robertson 10, v. Knight S; Ure 10, v. Wright 8 Third Round —Buckley 10, Knight 7, Ure 10, Robertson 8. __ . . . Fourth Round. —Buckley 9, Wright 8, Ure 13, Knight 6. „ _ , . n Wright, 17, v. Knight, 6; Buckley, 9, v. Robertson, 4. Senn-final: Ure (Auckland), plays Jenkin (Rocky Nook); Johnson (Stanley 3ay) plays Clarke (Mount Albert). PONSONBY SECTION PLAY Section A First Round. —Letham 10, Potter 7; Dick 11, Miller 9. _ Second Round. —Dick 10, Miese o; Parsons 12, Potter 9: Miller 10, Letham 4. Third Round. —Potter 14, Miller 8; Letham 13, Miese 8; Dick 14, Matthews Fourth Round —-Miller 15, Bell S: Potter 12, Miese 6; Dick 17, Leatham 4. Section B First Round. —Potter 10, Ormerod 9; Parsons 11, KissUng 4; Matthews 17, Bell S * Second Round.—Bell 11, Kissling 4; Matthews 16, Ormerod 8; Parsons 12, Potter S. t-, ,i n Third Round. —Parsons 10, Bell 9; Ormerod 11. Kissling 5. Fourth Round—Parsons 16, Ormerod G; Matthews 10, Kissling 7. Semi-finals. —A section winner: Dick. B section winner: Parsons. CARLTON FINALISTS The conclusion of the section play in which eight teams took part at the Carlton Club yesterday saw Josey, Wilcox and Gavey equal at the top, each with four wins and one loss. These players will , contest the finals on Saturday. MT. ALBERT CONTESTS Two sections, each with eight rinks, contested the section play at the Mt. Albert Club, where the King’s Birthday tournament was held. Five rounds were played in each section. In section A, Wakerley (Rocky Nook) and E. Thomas and Stewart (Mount Albert) tied with four wins and one loss -each. Wakerley beat Thomas in the play-off, and will meet Stewart in the section final on Saturday. Section B was won outright by Baildon (Mount Albert), with four wins and one loss, and he will meet the winner of section A in the tournament final on Saturday afternoon. DEVONPORT’S SEASON CLOSES A progressive pairs tournament brought the Devonport Bowling Club’s season to an end yesterday. Scott won the leads’ section and Wrigley and Layzeli tied for the skips’ section. Following are the results of club events:— Club Championship.—Ellisdon; runnerup, Bailey. Junior Championship.—Atkins; runnerup, Newman. Champion Pairs.—Andrews and Anderson; runners-up, Atkins and Ellesdon. Handicap Pairs.—Sinclair and Melville; runners-up, Richards and Palmer. Handicap Singles.—Ellesdon; runnerup, Anderson. Lacy Pairs.—Warren and Mason; run-ners-up, Elvy and Martinson. Second Year Championship.—Scotland; runner-up, Koefeod.