WINTER BOWLING

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 697, 24 June 1929, Page 13

WINTER BOWLING

WEEK-END MATCHES CLUB AND - INTER-CLUB The greens were on the heavy side for bowling on Saturday, but this did not deter city and suburban enthusiasts from getting through a useful list of winter fixtures. Results of club and inter-club matches are as follow: Club Games CARLTON Winter Fours.—Stokes, Thornes, Somerville, Wishart, 22, v. Abdallah, Watson, Hewitson, Turner, 20; Allen, Little, Taylor, Ritchie, 20, v. Barkham, Doyle, Ronayne, Kent, 19. Ferns: Trendall, Brittain. T. Mountain, Cross, 21, v. Dixon, Johnston, Pitt, Buchanan, 20. MOUNT EDEN Winter Fours.—Wright, Daisley, Elliott, 18, v. Chambers. Campbell, Gatenby, IS; Douglas, V. Smith, Bourke, 17, V. Thompson, Cave. Oat ridge. It; Poverty, Sissons, Sherriffs, 29, v. Williams, Rintoul. Bull. 27. ONEHUNGA Club Competition.—Bray. Coutis, Whitmore, Wright, 24, v. J. Skinner, Munro, Harrison, J. Gatland, 24; Beere, Fordham, Mudie. J. K. Ross, 21. v. Vasev, Phillips. A. George, J. Sutherland, Adeane, 15. Winter Oats: Gill, Thompson, Richardson, Tonkin, 25, v. Whiteside, Kirkwood. Xeal, Allen. 13. RAWHITI Club Trophy.—Eady, Rev. Patterson. Thomson. Bennett. S, v. Torrance, Wilmot, Moncur, Scelley, 27; C. Bennett, Morrow, Schofield, Taylor, 31, v. Ryder, Cameron. N. Thomson, Eaves, 13. Inter-Club Games CARLTON V. AUCKLAND At Carlton.—Garrard, Baird, ITolford, Kilgour, 24, v. Garlow, Duncan, Hardie Neil, Muston, 12. CARLTON V. GREY LYNN At Carlton.—Bell, Holland, Ball, Hosking, IS, v. Baildon, Teague, Liversidge, Whittye, 15. CARLTON V. MUSICAL SOCIETIES At Carlton.—White, Ross, A. Pollard. Fookes, 14, v. Betts, Walker, C. Mountain, Rowe, 19; Holford, Gage-Brown, Coutts, Snedden, 24, v. Double, McDougal, Reid, Harbutt, 17. Totals: Carlton, 38; Musical Societies, 36. PONSONBY V. MOUNT EDEN Edwin Stars.—Allen, Richardson, Somervell, Parsons, 22, v. Delamore, Joll, Baker, Fraser, 19. PONSONBY V. WEST END Bile ray, S. Bridges, Butland, O. Bridges, 33, v. Clark, Parkinson, Buchan, I. Clark, 20. RAWHITI V. AUCKLAND CENTRE At Rawhiti.—Coldicuti, Barker, Thomson, Clarke, 26, v. Vincent, Worthington, P. Thomson, Paterson, IS. RAWHITI V. ROCKY NOOK At Rawhiti.—J. Yeo, J. Yeo, sen., Chambers, Ryland, IS, v. Culpan, Caterfeldt, J. Walker, McKinley, 21. HILLSBOROUGH V. EPSOM Denison Pins, at Hillsborough.—Gregory, Goldsmith, Wilson, Sheath, 16, v. Haszard, Lamb, de Launay, George, 27. HILLSBOROUGH V. DEVONPORT Farland, Bagley, Wombwell, Williamson, 2S. v. Minn, Martinson, Stapleton. Newbegin, 16. HILLSBOROUGH V. ST HELIERS Jordan Pins.—Preston, Stringer. Pollard, Thompson, 24, v. Tyndall, Twine, Norris, Knight, 20. MOUNT ALBERT V. ONEHUNGA Humphreys, A. Moore, Outforth, J. Baildon, 39, v. G. Kennedy, Welliam, Bassett, Vella. 16. MOUNT EDEN V. STANLEY BAY At Mount Eden.—Watson, Henderson, J. Smith, Gill, 14, v. Chesney, Whitley, Bray, Cox, 17. NOMADS V. TE PAPAPA Day Fours, at Te Papapa.— C. Wlucehouse, Beckman, Jickens, J. J. Toy (Ellerslie), 20, v. Williams, C. Crighton, T. Hairyman, Filkington, 15; Captaiq White, McMillan, W. Foote, A. Gatland (Onehunga), 19, v. W. Marks, Allcock, R. G. Speight, Bridge, 32; Dawson, Fairbrother, Francis, T. Price (St. Metiers), 22, v. Bond, Thursby. Angus, Simpson, 15; Ambury, Whittaker, H. Clayton, A. E. Pearce (Hillsborough), 13, v. Dawson, Fallon, Johnson, Thorpe, 36; Clarkson, J. Whitehouse (Mount Wellington), 2.4, v. Paterson, Donnell, 17. Nomads, three wins; Te Papapa, two wins. Total: Nomads, 9S; Te Papapa, 95.

DOMINION ROAD CLUB SUCCESSFUL YEAR’S WORK At the annual meeting of the Dominion lUoad Bowling Club, Mr. W. D. Kelly presided. The report showed the club had had a successful season. There was a gratifying increase in membership and the greens were in excellent condition. The balance sheet showed the club to be in a sound financial position. The president presented the trophies won during the season as follow: Percentage fours: Winners, Messrs. A. T. Percy, R. J. Stevens, W. R. Nagle, A. E. Layland; runners-up, Messrs. A. Beck, T. Sawyer, W. Goodall, J. F. Benson. Championship: Winner, Mr. J. F. Benson; runner-up, Air. W, Denison. Pairs: Winners, Alessrs. E. C. Sessions and R. H. Fisher; runnersup, Alessrs. E. Winthrop and G. Stone. Handicap singles: Winner, Air. A. R. Sawyers; runner-up, Mr. W. Goodail. First-year championship: Air. J. A. Barber; runner-up, Air. 11. J. Stevens. The election of officers resulted as follows: Patron, Hon. A. J. Stallworthy; president, Air. S. R. Hawken; vice-presidents, Alessrs. S. E. Chappell. J. F. Benson. F. Truman; secretary, Air. A. 11. Yeoman; treasurer. Air. F. Truman; committee, Alessrs. A. E. Bush, R. R. Fisher, A. Brown, W. H. Clarke; green superintendent, Air. T. West; assistants, Alessrs. T. A. Gentles, A. Brown; selector. Air. B. Ramsey; Alatcli Committee, Alessrs. A. H. Bayers, A. E. Layland, A. Cartwright: auditor. Air. R. R. Fisher; first-year coach, Mr. W. D. Kelly; Press reporters, Alessrs. A. Cartwright, G. AY. A. Clark; delegates to Auckland Centre, Alessrs. S. 11. Hawken; W. D. Kelly, A. H. Yeoman; Winter Green Committee, Alessrs. A. E. Bush. W. D. Kelly, C. Clews, J. Spier, AV. Richardson; Refreshment Committee, Alessrs. J. Spier, 11. J. Ashby: umpires, Alessrs. A. E. Layland, E. C. Roberts, J. F. Benson, AI. Blair. A motion supporting the Summer Time Act was unanimously carried, and votes of thanks were accorded the retiring president, officers and committee, with special mention of the ladies’ social committee, the ladies who had dispensed afternoon tea, the donors of trophies and the Press for its good work in the interests of the game. MOUNT EDEN TOURNEY The following skips have entered for the Alount Eden Bowling Club’s allday tourney on AVednesday next: Hoskins. Tomkin (Carlton); Alorgan (Devonport): Hollows. Denison (Dominion Road): Clark (West End); Parker-Hill (Papatoetoe) : Robertson. Gatland (Onehunga); Walker (Auckland): East (Remuera); de Launay (Epsom); Bridges (Ponsonby); Knight (St. Hcliers); Maher (Public JSer-

Fraser, Trayes, Nairn, Elliott j (Alount Eden). ; There is still a vacancy for one * team, Play starts at 5.45 a.m. j TAURANGA CLUB At the annual meeting of the Tau- i ranga Bowling Club, Air. D. Ivory presiding, the report stated that the club had had an excellent season. The balance sheet showed a credit of £S6. Officers were elected as follow: President, Air. H. E. Olding; vicei presidents, Alessrs. L. Norris and IT. ! Lewis; executive committee, Alessrs. D. I Ivory. A Bell. A. J. Slaclden, F. J. ! Alley, A\ r . T. Bent, T. H. Phillips. J. A. i Guinness; green committee, Alessrs. H. t J A. Sharp, S. Pemberton, C. AVhiting; J | match committee, Alessrs. T. IT. Phil- j * lips, D. Ivory. H. Lewis; auditor, Air. !D. E. Woollams: lion, secretary and ; ' j treasurer. Air. C. Whiting; delegates : jto Auckland Centre. Alessrs. T. C. | ! Schnackenberg and J. Torrance. It was decided that a party of club j members visit the Auckland Centre before Christmas. The question of establishing a winter green on the Domain was referred to a committee for a report. It was decided that the annual tournament be held in February. TO VISIT NEW ZEALAND CANADIAN BOWLING TEAM (From Our Own Correspondent) AA ELLINGTON, Saturday. Advice has been received to the effect that a Canadian bowling team will visit New Zealand at the end cf the present year. It follows the visit to Canada last season of the New Zealand bowlers. Tho Canadian team, which will be , fully representative of the Dominion, | is expected to reach Auckland on De- ■ cember 30. Th’e tour of New Zealand ! will continue till early in February, when, the party will split up to give j those who desire to see Australia a ! chance to make a month’s tour of the Commo n weal t. h.