INDOOR BOWLING

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 741, 14 August 1929, Page 15

INDOOR BOWLING

VISIT T 0 AVONDALE On Mummy evening: lust. Im.- .\lu-i< la.ncl Friendly Societica’ Indoor Association paid a. visit. to the .‘n‘undule Lodge, 1.0.01”. Molnbers bf the us—sociution were welcomed by Bro. Blomlcy, president. of the “'aitemuta Indoor Bowling Association, and a member of the Avondale Lodge, who expressed the pleasure of the Avondule brethren at this first visit of the Auckland Friendly Soaieties‘ Association, which he hoped would be the fore—runner of many similar friendly visits. Two games were played before supper and one game afterward.

Bro. Harris, president of. the Auckiand Association, replying for the visitors, thanked the Avondale brethren for a. very pleasant evening. Ho particularly complimented Avon-

dale on its women players, with their aggressive skip. 'l‘lluii‘ play was of a very high merit. and well up to tournamont standard. Next. year's tonrneys should see several teams of all women players. who would hold their own with must men’s teams. Avondule lmd four men's and 01m women‘s team, while the visitors played two men’s, two mixed and one woman’s teams. The following are the results (Avon~ dale names mentioned first):~—— \V'oxnen's nla.tch.——l\lisses Hawthorne. Little. Dicky and Mrs. Clement.‘ 4, v. Mesdames Young, Rout, Francis and Boles. 5. Other matches: Braithwaite, Llngurd. Reisterer and Blomley, 4. V. McAnenany, Lepine, Hare and Francis. 9; Smnniervllle, Brown. \Vllloughby and Cairns, 4, v. Kayes, ..’onkln. Beei' and Day, 10; Hooker, Riley, Clement and Rowe, 6, v. Jarrett. Mrs. Kuyes, McPherson and Harris. 7; Partridge, Shop—herd, Alathieson and Johnston. 7. V. BITS. Jarrett. G. Taylor, 1:. \Vilson and Daniels. 7: Hooker, Riley, Clement, Rowe. 6, v. Kayes. Jenkin, Beer, Day, 10; Par~ triage, Shepherd, Mnthleson. Johnston, 5. V. 111's. Jarrett, Taylor, \Vllson, Daniels, 6.

Misses Hawthorne. Little. Dickey. Mrs. Clement, 4. v. Jarrett. Ali‘s. Hayes. Mrs. Francis, J. )k-Pherson, 9: Braithwaite. Lingard. Relate-rm: Blomley, 11. v. Mesdames Young. Raul, Boles and Harris. 3; Hooker, Riley. Clement. Rowe, 4. v. Mc— Anenmiy. Levine. Hare and Francis. 13; Bruithwaite. Lingard, Heisterer, Bloxnley, 6. V. Kayes. Jenkin. Beer and Day. 11; Sommerville. Brown, ‘Villoughby. Cairns. 5. v. Mesdames Young. Rout. Boles and Harris. 3: Misses Hawthorne. Little. Dickey and Mrs. Clement, 9. v. )Irsl Jarrett, G. Taylor, \Vilson and Daniels, 3; two cards not handed in. Totals.——Avondale won three games. 75 points; Auckland won nine games, 96 points; one game was drawn. The open full rinks tourney. .the popular event of the year. which gives anyone interested an opportunity of Competing, by either entering a. team or placing u single entry; Will 1753 held in. the Ponsonby Drill Hall on Satur—day» next, April 15.