Bowling Weather

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 875, 20 January 1930, Page 7

Bowling Weather

GREENS BUSY ON SATURDAY Club and Inter-Club Games FINE summer weather greeted Auckland bowlers on Saturday and full advantage was taken of the excellent conditions at both City and suburban clubs. Greens were in excellent order and many club and inter-club matches were played, keen, close finishes being the order of the day.

Club Games REMUERA robson Fours. Fullerton. Cutfield, vi,’leer man. White 23, v. White, Williams, irfi#rlv. Sanderson 17; Griffiths, Dembsey, tihton, Norton 26, v. F. McCallum, Bull, r Brooks, Gavey 12; Feldow, , StanaReade 23, v. McNaughton, , Mii'f-r Hegerman 16; Walker. Whittaker, oaU-pr McMillan 27, v. Hertslett, Ormiiroii ’Wright, Coe 12; Taylor, Choyce, TAwrence, Ryan 17 v. Fernyhough, Scherer, Stoner. J. Hill 13; Douglas. Xrheson. Ashton. E. H. Kissling 23, v. Shannon. Rainger. A. M. Bell. Burcher 11. * Campbell, de Boissiere, Westwood, H. Johnson 29, v. Mahoney, W. Johnston, Lusher, Somerfield 10; Wells, Ridings, Irvine 13, v. Annerdale, Hatch, S. M. Looseniore, Davis, W. Hill 20; Tomlinson, otvak. Jacks, Daniels 19, v. Brown, Tudhope, Wallace, Newton 17; E. East, Macfarlane, Mingins, Proctor 26, v. Smith, ajkeats, Graham, Russell. 26; Adams, Edmiaton. Bowles, Wooller 19, v. Symes, Brownlee, Dixon, Amptman 18. EDENDALE Conway, Ashmore, East, Edmonds 21, v. Learning, Anderson, Taylor, A. Smith 21; Harrison, Munro, Greenwood, Crawshaw 28, v. Hawes, Holden, Brown. W. Brown 15; Young, Purdy, McLeod, Todd 2i r v. Rattray, Blakie, Avery 10. WEST END Ordinary Draw. Service, Wynyard son. Maher 27; Whitten, Thompson 22 V. Wise, Cooke 19. NEW YEAR TOURNAMENT The following is the result of the third Inter-section play of the Remuera Club’s New Year tournament played at Remuera today:—Bong, Saxton, Bray, S. Kissling (Remuera), v. Stanaway, Plummer, Sandin. Smith (Helensville) 16. MOUNT ALBERT Ordinary Draw.—Hills, Grix, Henrv Rev. Beck, 21, v. Whitmore, Rhodes’ Lonsdale, Garrick. 17; Iveson, de Castro’ Dimery, Dawson, 14. v. H. Pattison, McKeech. Amoore, Stewart, 27: Hyde Badeley. Richards, Lane. 14. v. Johnson. Stenson, Blamires, T. Maxwell, 25. ST. HELIERS TOURNEY The following skips have entered for the St. Hellers Bowling Ciub's pairs tournament to be held at St. Heliers next Wedr.jsday:— G. p. Brown (Rawhiti). P. v -hite, L. Keys, H. Smith, J. Crawshaw T- Price. E. Knight, J. May, H. Koefoed Heliers), ,T. Preston (Grey Lynn), C. Addison (Edendale), Morton (Otahuhu)* I*. Russell, Acheson (Remuera), ParkerHill (Papatoetoe), Firth (Glen Eden). ADD CLUB GAMES ov(K,. .fi DEVONPORT Langton, McCallum, Clarke, Armstrong 19, v. Murphy. Fraer. Waight, Williams 20; Crabb, Davies. Griffiths, Richards 25. v. Rush, R. Ellisdon. A. Lamb, J. Harty 13; Kennings, Boyes, Kay, A. G. Allen 15, v. Steele, Wright, E. Buchanan, Norgrove 15. MANURE W A flub Fours.—Finlay, F. Ward, C. Hawthorn, Me Far lane, 10, v. Harris, Miller, r. Nield, F. Law. 23; Robinson, A. Craig, ■G. Osborne, E. Pegler, 13, v. A. Bodle, Looker, Barnard, Fawcett. 22; Bryham, Hrindrod. GaJlaher, Frost. IS, v. Sidawav White, W. Smith. Robertson, 21. Championship Pairs Barnard. Pegler, 2a, v. Robertson, C. White, 20. OTAHUHU

Ordinary Draw. Cameron, Wilson, Doherty, 20, v. Sanderson, Parsons, 'Mute, 2£; Gardiner, Franks, , GoodS". I s ' v - Lawson, C. B. Whitmore, Hill, J. Gardiner. 16 PAPATOETOE Ordinary Draw.—Snelling, Wyllie. Watson, Mclvor, 16, v. Ernest, Nicholson, TUnum, Tregear. 17; McFarland, Daisley, McLarnon, 22, v. Shepherd, McCullough, Cu t(orth. 20; Parker, Foster. Willcox. 12, v. Wilson. Thomas, A. Wilson, 30; Ross, Burrow, Booth. Franklin, 21, v. Ritchie, Anderson. Trimble, Death. 14: Foss Gane, Hill, 19, v. Thorne. Waters, Balderson, 16. Club Competitions.—Handicap Pairs, second round; Jackson, Brown. beat Lucena, S. McCullough; Booth, Willcox, oeat Thomas, Rawnsley; Anderson, Cow- • ing, beat Moe, Knight: Waters, Mclvor, neat McCallum, Crawford: Carr, Bavliss, beat Jubb, Bygrave; Buckton, Hill,‘beat Dais ?y Kraiildin; Young, Civil. beat Nettlingham. Titlmarsh. Morgan Cup.—Second round: Franklin . at ,.^ ettl ‘ ns:h am: Lucena beat Mclvor, s. McCullough beat Crawford, Thomas brat Cowling. Knight beat McCallum, itall beat Ritchie, Buckton beat Gubb, bayiiss beat Moe, Booth beat Carr, cj Championship.—Second round: Lrr llo^l ' beat Nettlingham, Brown r*eat Booth, Hill beat Franklin, Knight oeat Ritchie, Carr beat Walker, Willcox neat Lucena, Anderson beat Waters, cowling beat Thomas, Crawford beat Kan urn, Buckton beat Moe, Smytheman c McCallum, Civil beat Tidmarsh. Grade Championship.—Second round: Bryne beat Carr, Burrow beat Ernest, af S* rand beat Parker. P.-esident’s Trophy.—Second round: ‘hepherd beat Thorne, McFarland beat ourrow, Nicholson beat Boyce. WAITEMATA Oxley Memorial Handicap Singles.— round; Brooks, 22, v. Hurley, 21; Atkins, IS. v. Bush, 10; J. Blackley. 30, v Swindail, 25; J. A. Blackledge, 25, v. Hulse, 16; Johnston, 24, v. Kerry, 22; JKogers. IS, v. Robertson, 16; Williamson, v. Davies, 14; Copeland, 23, v. Simpson, 22. Draw.—Smith, Kerry, CopeStillwell, 24. v. Rose. Watson, J. tj.i blackledge, Elston, 21; Chinnery, xtuise, Davidson, 30, v. Hunt, Johnston, oimpson, 19. ONI-HUMGA President's Fours.—A. Robb. Higgins, Vella. 21. v. Walsh, S. Brown, t ßos *. Wright, 23: Wolham, WhiteJones. Lendbcrg, 21. \. Moore. Gill, prkote, Flowerday. 19; Keeling, Keenan, Bassett, 22, v. Saker, Hickm*n - Harr is°n. I. J. Sutherland, 20. rdlnar y Draw—Beere, Mann, SchnackGreen, 21. v. Kennedy. FarnL Mi-Master, Brown. 19; Philips, H. R - Sutherland, Marks, 20, v. Neale. Vcv- rO, Mclntosh, Allen, 16: Croxson, Ms£ een t’ davenport, Macfarquhar, 20, v. J. Ireland, Cowell, Tonkin, 15; v rnvK arrar * Fordham, T. George, 22, u 'bbons, Thomas, L. Rrav, Buchanan, •m 1 Coutts, A. George, Gatland, 20. * ° Davies, Harlock, Schnauer, STANLEY F C lS b Fours.—R. C. Reid, Lock, S. Reid, Jot» a* 20 * v - Sainty, Weller, John--14: Hindman, Watson, IVhJ!2\ * 25, v * Langridge, Hipkins, T> ‘ M * Jones - 10; Baker. Con"n» w£? aworth ’ Whitley, 25, v. Ander,.,";*Ta,er. Hindman, jun.. Hooker. 15: K. Rosa. G. M. Reid, Ogilvie, 25. v. Kennedy. Tipping. White. Smith, 14. manurewa thorn. —Finlay, F. Wood, HawXrik ' ,-' lcParlar, e. 10. V. Harris. Miller, borne f*p' I s; Robinson. Craig. Os—Tn&t E - Pagler 15, v, A. Bodle, Looken, M.C.C. VERSUS N.Z. TEST MATCHES Tea* 10 * 1 ntei *est is being shown in the ~r i , . matobes between the En.iflish fr l ele . rs and the New Zealand playit f rom the result of the first contested** tbe rest will be keenly Usc Xter ; S Preserver needs no ahuoi, . bas been tried and found voari Ute ', V ; for over sixty moe * R ls tlle best remedy for life's 0 old« . n fl nnoyin = complaints—coughs, t ° ’ k , flu ' sore throats, asthma and ronebitjg This dependable, sooth - Pfopert^^ 0 also Possesses unique tonic All chemists and stores sell Baxter’s ** un /. Preserver—generous -sized bottle , large, economical size, 4s 6d: *****lor s bottle. .2

Barnard, Fawcett. 22; Bryhan, Orindrod, Gallaher, Frost. IS, v. Sidawav, C. White, Smith, C. Robertson, 21. Championship Pairs.—F. Barnard, and g-. s - Po Sler, 25. v. C. White and C. Robertson, 20; P. Nteld and R. Forbes, -o, v. G. Osborne and W. Frost, 9. GREY LYNN Club Fours.—Leydon, Bverec, Puddle, Minehain 11, v. A. Buckley, Follerton. Hah- Baildon. 23; Cox, J. Thurston, ® uol iley, 20, y. Burrell, Colliti, Newton, 20; Shaw, btewart, Paul, 20, v. Street, Bull. Mclvor, 24; W. Smith, Moor, E. Leydon, Caddy, 29, v. Wilde, Gadd, Mettan, Liversidge, IS; Snell, W. Preston, Thomas, J. C. Preston, 23, v. Hutson, Christmas, Hawke, Davidson, 28; Laing, Aggers, S. Moran, 21, v. Mullins, Mason, Walker, 10; S. Smith, Raynes, D. Moran, Curtis, 24, v. Knight. McGuire, J. Preston, Tonge, 19; Perkins, Christie, McGullay, Whittle, 20, v. Teague, Hutchin- • Young, Binns, 21; Armstrong, Thomson, Gibbons, Lye, 17, v. Marshall, Malloy, Stokes, S. Preston. IS; Cadness. Person, Emirali, Dick. 24, v. A. Young, Bleakley, A. Reed, Cronin, 17. EPSOM Ordinary Draw.—Freeman, Hamlin, Duke, Nash. 19, v. Good, Mynott, Gray, W. Taylor. 20: Chapman. Ongley, Dougherty, Salisbury, 12, v. Hollis, Smale, Stan<lon, Beckman, 29; Morison, W. Harrison, Jackson, A. G. Clark, 15, v. W. H. Lamb, Gouk, Harris, McGregor, 17; Peak, Doweling, Bruce, .T. Wallace, 23, v. French, Wiseman, Gribble, Hooper, 18. ST. HELIERS Ordinary Draw.—Le Grice, Grav, Lovegrove, Knight, 28, v. Morgan, Stevens, Bradshaw, Garrard, 21; Innes, Lowe, Blomfield, Price, 22, v. Warren, Clark, Lawrence, White, 15; Brewer, May, Norris. Keys, 27, v. Philip, Koefoed, Brookfield, Wright, IS; Laslett, Barnes, McLaren, P. White, 21, v. Gady, Cottrell, Smith, Jackson, 19; Wilmott, Bradley, Cameron, Campbell, IS, v. Scotting, Inglis, Skinner, Twiname, 23. AUCKLAND Club Fours.—Morton, Beaumont, McDougall, Daniel, 17, v. Forder, Gardner, Ward, McCrea, 17; Coakley, J. Mackay, Garr, Hunt, 20, v. Montgomery, Inglis, Battersby, Kain, 16; Jacobs, Dadley, Newell, G. J. Macky, IS, v. C. R. Brown, Blades, Prime, Nicholson, 15; Reid, Moon, Paterson, Davidson, 23, v. C. ColGicutt, De Renzy, S. Coldicutt, R. D. Gray, 19; Mooney, Mohr, J. Carlaw, Clarkson, 29, v. Hampton, I'lcEldowney, Ponder, Mason, 14; Alexander, Jury, Michaels, Hacket, 23, v. Hamann, Simpson, Israel, Hewitson, 16; George, Binns, .Taffrey, McKinlay, 20, v. Howard, Bullock, Rawlinson, W. J. Campbell, 13; Armitage, Adams, Newbegin, Neil, 42, v. Forgie, A. F. Mackay, Ansell, Hinton, 6; Tidman, J. McEldowney, Frost, Price, 20, v. Lenderyou, Forrest, Darlow, Woolley, 13; Woodham, Banister, White, Bailey, 24, v. Plummer, Susman, Robertson, Graham, 16; Tiplady, Dicketts, C. Allan, 29, v. Beaney, Smith, Brackebush, 7; Ure, H. R. Allan, Moir, Muston, 19, \\ Wyatt, Lyell, Baxter, Pai’ker, 10; Aldred, D. Campbell, Scantlebury, Walker, 20. v. Gillies, Fraser, Craig, Osmond 7. MANGERE Championship Singles.—Studd, 20, v. A. Prangley, 11; Connor, 19, v. Macaulay, 12; R. Prangley 23, v. Saussey 18; Nicholls, 19, v. Stephenson, 15; A. Prangley, 23, v. Wilton, 13; Hollier, 16, v. Connor, 15; Granger, 22, v. R. Prangley, 18; Studd, 18, v. Hodges, 12; Studd, 19, v. Richards, 14; Hollier, 23, v. Richards, 16; Granger, 21, v. Saussey, 11; Macaulay 16. v. Stephenson, 15; Hollier, 22, v. Studd, 10; Hollier, 21, v. Hodges, 14; Nicholls, 22, v. Wilton, 20; Laslett, 18, v. Saussey, 22; Macaulay, 18, v. Hodges, 16; A. Prangley, 22, v. Hollier, 12; Studd, 18, v. Stephenson, 16; Hodges, 19, v. Richards, 15; R. Prangley, 21, v. W. R! Knight, 9; Hollier, 17, v. Stephenson, 18; R. Prangley, 25, v. J. Wilson, 15; Stephenson, 21, v. Wilton, 17; Granger, 24, v. Blandford, 18; Stephenson, 17, v. Richards, 15; Blandford, 24, v. Newson, 13: Connor, 20, v. Stephenson, 10: Wilson, 20, v. Saussey, 10; Wilson, 19. v. W. R. Knight, 14; Macaulay, 23, v. A. Prangley, 15; Hodges, 19, v. Stephenson, 17. Championship Pairs.—Stephenson, Nicholls. 20, v. Hodges, Knight, 19; Macaulay, Connor, 22, v. Newson, Granges*, 17; A. Prangley, Hollier, 26, v. Penman, Fricker, 10; Birrell, Sommers, 22 v. Solomon, Blandford 9; Laslett, Studd 22, v. Richards, R. Prangley, 10; Macaulay, Connor, 25, v. Stephenson. Nicholls, 20; A. Prangley, Hollier, 25, v. Henwood, Clark, 16; Laslett, Studd, 20, v. Wilton, Douglas, 15; Richards, R. Prangley, 29, v. Wilton, Douglas, 9. Handicap Singles.—First round: Hodges, 19, v. Richards, 13; Granger, 23, v. Henwood, 17; Blandford, IS, v. House, 17; Solomon, 23, v. Wilton, 12; Massey, 17, v. Laslett. 15; Stephenson, IS, v. Connor, 12; R. Prangley, 31, v. Birrell, 11; Macaulay beat Holder by default: Newson beat R. Knight by default; Thomas beat Moon by default; Studd beat Wilson by default; Penman beat Wilcox by default. Second Round: Wilton, 27, v. R. Knight, 18; R. Prangley, 37, v. Thomas, 10; Connor, 25, v. House, 19; Studd, 20, v. Penman, 16; Macaulay, 19, v. Hodges, 16; Blandford, 20, v. Stephenson, 16; Laslett. 2S, v. Henwood, 7; Wilson beat Wilcox bv default; Granger beat Massey by default; Solomon beat Newson by default; Hollier beat Richards by default. Third Round: Stephenson, 19, v. Wilson, IS; Granger, 20, v. Solomon, 13; Laslett, 19, v. Penman, 17: R. Prangley, 23, v. Blandford 14; Studd 25, v. Macaulay, 21* Hollier, 29, v. Birrell, 13: Connor beat Newson by default; Thomas beat Massey by default; Hodges beat Wilton by defa Handicap Pairs.—Douglas, Tt. Prangley, 27 v. Kav. Newson, 17; Douglas, R. Prangley 25, v. Smith, Laslett, 16; R. Knight. Nicholls. 30. v. Tait. Connor, 13; Richards, A. Prangley, 2 >. v. llton, Hollier, 21; Blandford, Hodges, 29, v. Thomas, House. 5: Saussey, Massey, v Kav. Newson, 9: Humphreys, studd, 26, v. ‘Solomon, Granger, 23; Douglas. R. Prangley. 17. v. Saussey Massey., 20: Birrell. Stephenson, 17, v. Tait, Connor, IG, Richards. A. Prangley. 14. v. Solomon, Granger. 13: R. Knight, Nicholls, -0, v. Stephenson, Birrell. T 9: Blandford, Hodges, 29, v. Solomon, Granger, 18. Inter-club Games HENDERSON V. HALLYBURTON JOHNSTON E At Point Chevalier. —Hogan. Laurie, Malburne, More, 22, v. Storey, Barton, Spelman, Solornan, 17: Bridson, Pook, canton. =3. v. Parks. Allen. Dyson. Fletcher, IS. ST. HELIERS V. ELLERSLIE At St. Heliers. —Xegrus. Roberts. J. Diamond. Crawshaw. 24. v. Wright, Williams, Mi-Kelvie, Onpelis, 2S. At Kllershe: Tyndall, Reid. Hunt, Thompson, 2,, v. Woodlock. White. Hay. Dickson. IS. REMUERA V. HELENSVILLE \t Remuera. —Lontt, Saxton. Bray. S. Kissling' 25, v. Stanaway, Plimmer, Sanders, Smith, 16. EPSOM V. PONSONBY \t Epsom: Land, R. G. Clarke, A. Taylor J Wright. 24, v. JlcKeown, Hunt, McKeown McCarthy, 16; McCullough, Hazard, Wheels ns, George 21. v. Stevenson Goodacre, Waterworth, Johnson, -2; Hendry. Paget, Richmond, Boyne 17, v. Baggett. Jones, Crowe, Bridges, 29. At Fonsonbv: Penn, Blackwell, Jenkln, Blakev 24, v. Lean, Acheson, Letham, Jury *ls; Yearbury, Montgomery, Parnell, A. Jones, 24, v. Lye, Mclvor, balder, Paterson 15: Bowring, Lawrence, Wallace, Lewis, 10, v. Webster, Easton, Oates, Torrance, 29. EPSOM V. TE PAPAPA At Epsom: Fairbrother. McBeath Tanner, 21, v. Williams, Allcock, Angus'. Speight. 22; Thomson, .McDougall, Smith, Gladding, 1., v. Bond, McGoram, Dawson, feimpson, 16. Gunthorp. Johnston. Dunlop, Gattan. LL, v. Davenport. Fallon, Ma*rkis, Pilkington, EPSOM V. PONSONBY First-year players.—Falder. Howard, Wilson, Stehr. 27, v. Boyce. Mercer, Leatham, Bishop, 15. PONSONBY V. ELLERSLIE At Ponsonby: Parkinson, Schischka. Colebrook, Bryant, 19, R^.vnn, Kenzie, Henry, Osborne, LI; \) ainwright,

Klleray, Pardington, Sturgess, 11, v. Triblecock, Christmas, Toy, Woods, 29; Muelliner, Kretsohmar, Conway, J. McGregor, 19, v. Ogle, Sykes, Woodward, Macklow, 21; Callaway, Coppins, Richardson, Kelly, 21, v. J. McKenzie, Diggins, McLeod, Watson, 22. PONSONBY V. ELLERSLIE At Ponsonby' (Ponsonby names first). — Parkinson, Schiska, Colebrook, Bryant, 19, v. Ryan, McKenzie. Henry, Osborne, 21; Wainwright, Klleray*. Pardington, Sturgess, 11, v. Triblecock, Christmas, Toy, Woods, 29; Mulliner, Kreschner, < ’oiiway, McGregor. 19, v. Ogle. Sykes, Woodward, Macklow, 21; Galloway. Coppins, Richardson, Kelly. 21, v. A. McKenzie, Diggins, McPhail, Watson, 22. WEST END v. MOUNT ALBERT At West End (West Knd names first): Mortimer, Irwin, Parkinson. Potter IS, v. Hall, Lonsdale, Humphrey, Cutfortli 20; Irvine, S. Clarke, Draffin, Knaggs 18, v. Smerdon, Dyson, Luke, Dawson 20; J. Darby, Adams, Horsley, Pierce 40, v. Service, Patterson, Bartram, G. Clarke 12; G. Wilson, Cornwall, H. Ivirke, V. Scott 16, v. Shepherd, Guthrie, Gladding, Bromley 18; Marton, Knox, Haigh, Taylor IS, v. Morris, Lamb, Wallace, J. Thomas 23; George, Cole, Watson, Bell 10, v. Williams, Lyburgh, Thompson, Thomas 28 At Mount Albert (Mount Albert names first). —Wallace, Pool, Blomeley, Baildon 10, v. Sands, McNair, Francis, Brucker 29; Boogey. Dickens, Walker, Allely 23, v. Barton, Brandwell, Cox, Kirkham 12; W. Maxwell, F. Tomlinson, H. Tomlinson, Rowe 22, v. Collins, Wilson, Worsfold, Noton 13; Beck, Potter, Hawke, Townley 15, v. Simpson, Skinner, Gold water, Colthurst 18; Rogers, A. Stevens, Daniels, T. Stevens 11, v. Darby, Harris, Hardy, Plummer, 22; Blyth, Mercer, Francis, Floyd 14, v. Tudehope, Lovatt, Adeane, W. Hardley 27.

MANGERE V. HILLSBORO House. Sommers, Wilson, Hollier, 16, v. Searbury, Clark, Wilkinson, Pearse, 29; Kay, A. Prangley*, Massey, R. Prangley 17, v. Buckle, Wombwell, Hollows, Sainty*, 21; Henwood, Macaulay, Granger, Knight, 16, v. Bayley, Preston, Stringei\ Goldsmith, 17. OTAHUHU V. AVONDALE At Otahuhu.—May, R. 13. Todd, Pearce, Parton, IS, v. Willard, Western, Sutherland, Kelsall, 22: G. Whitmore. McNary, Lippiatt, Taylor, 17, v. Myers, Pringle, Carn, Porritt. 16; Nixon, Ogilvie, Harper, Bailey*, 22, v. Simpson, Gilbert, Hanham, Fisher, 19; Hickson, Cooke, Ferguson, Tomes 17, v. Crawford, Clark, Norris, Nunns, 20. At Avondale: Coward, Bennett, Raynes. Jones, 8, v. West, Gorrie, Venables, Williams 32; Cunningham, Blakey, Johnson. Beaton, 13, v. Moss, Pinhey, Sykes, Thomasen, 14; Craig, Wilson, Gibson, Taylor, 16, v. Crawford, Sinclair, Carson, Fearnley 33. WAITEMATA v. DEVONPORT Wai.emata names first.—Wilson, Brown, Aspden, Wilson, 5, v. Moore, Fuljames, Pitts, Jnr., Gray, 16; Swindale, Dent, Wells, McPhail. 19, a*. Bailey, Goudie, Broughton, Newbegin, 19; Brennan, Bush, Fraser, Johnson, 20, v. ,T. Davis, Eyre, Wrigley, Anderson, IS; Heath, Lilbrun, Blackedge, Lethbridge, 15, v. Morgan, Frater, Dash, Layzell, 24. TAKAPUNA v. DEVONPORT Takapuna names first. Johnson, Walters, Lamb, Hooper, 19, v. Minchin, Vaile, Coleman, Jackson, 19; Blliot. Archibald, Bennett, Mills, 20, v. Sinclair Watson, Cox, Kllison, 24; Corse, Blackwell, R. D. Smith, Adeley, 18, v. Flynn, Wright, Sullivan, Elvy, 17; Henderson, Dudding, Price, Cutler, 17, v. Scotman, Larkinson, Brabant, Snoad, 16; Lift, Prentice. Somerfield. Christy*, 13, v. .1. Buchanan, Smith, Goldwater, Miller, 21. Percentage Fours ROCKY NOOK Sadler, Hudson, Baxter, B. Kayes, 14, v. Turner, Bowen, Milner, Lamb, 20; Austin, Miller, Lymbourne, Grettle, IS, v. T. Jones, Pearson, May, Loran, 26; Beere, Wilson, Smith, Pearce, 20, v. Leather, Miller, Edwards, Wakerley, 21; Lewis, Mayhill, Farley, Williams, 15, v. Young, Matthews, Yeo, jun., Randall, 24; Rutledge, Cadwallader, Chambers, Alder, 19, v. Kent, Stoddart, Blakey*, Roylance, 12; Briekland, • Yeo, sen., Sidler, Keatley, 16, v. Berry, Monteith, Laing, W. H. Jenkins, 24; Cullen, Tongue, Bouskill, 17, v. Oughton, Bain, Eagleton, 18. RAWHITI Torrence, Taylor, Keller, 4, v. Rawnsley, Stubbs, McPherson, 32; Coleman, Cameron, Martin, Austin, 21, v. Watson, Culpin, Woods, Murray*, 17; Brownlie, Rogers, Parker, P. Thomson, 10, v. Learning, Jackson, Robertson, Chiplin, 25; Hedges, Morrow, Scelly, Worthington, 25, v. Wayte, Harle, E. T. Walker, Vaughan, 16; Henson, R. Walker. Eazes, I-laslam, 23, v. Scarborough, Katterfeldt, Ormerod, Mclnnes, 28; Bayertz, Brown, Schofield, Wooller, IS, v. Vincent, Adamson, N. Thomson, Moncur. 27. MOUNT EDEN Bromich, Sherlock, Fa ram, J. Smith 35, v. Spiers, Oram, Boyce, Findlay 11; Bailey, Gray, Rintoul, Joll 19, v. Gregson, Beere, T. Nairn, Trayes 18; Burley. Macaulay, Dignan, Fraser 14, v. Chambers, Doull, Sisson, Gill 31; B. Smith, Watson, McKenzie, Miller 24, v. Davis, Rendell, Cordes, C. Baker 15; Crighton, Henderson, White, Turner 25, v. Taylor, Rivers, Sherriffs, Bainbridge 10; Bree, Fogarty*, Heron, J. W. Baker 31, v. King, Wagstaff, Reid, Gatenby 16; Allen, Hough, Campbell, Bourke 19. v. Cave, Kinniburgh, Oatridge, Walton 25; Tailby*, Murdoch, Rudman, Elliott 17, a*. McGregor, Alexander, Delamore, Little 23; Fernandez, Ferguson,' Middleton, Daisley 13. \*. Wright, Ovens, Sherriffs, A. Nairn 26. DOMINION ROAD Percentage Fours.—Tattersall, Carter, Hoppy, Sayers 21 v. E. Taylor, Vercoe, Cannon, Layland 17; Spicer, Black, Goodall, E. Roberts 22 a\ Hinkley*, G. Clark. Hook, Ramsey 13; Gentles, Fort, West, Neyvton, 17 \\ A. R, Davis, Mason, Truman, W. H. Clarke 17; Sawyer, J. S. Roberts, W. Wilson, Benson 17 v. Barton, Stevens, Leonard, S. E. Chappell 11; Trewin, Huston, Blair, Bush 20, v. Foreman, A. E. Buckley*, Norgrove, Clews 14; Rattray, A. Clark, D. Richardson, Gifford 24, \\ Donald, A. Buckley, Robertson, CartAvright 15; Guthrie, F. R. Wilson, Wildish, Ashby 23, v. Bathgate, Butts, Jones ,Codd 23; Tunning, Robertson, Buckle, Goldsmith 23, v. Sessions, Pearce, A. Chappell, R. H. Fisher 1G; Barber, Hawthorne, Yeoman, Kelly 20, v. Winthrop, W. S. Fisher, W. Richardson, Campbell 18. CARLTON

Percentage fours.—Ramsay, Stoker, Burns, Lamb 19, v. Hill, Wright, McNab, Kilgour 26; Dixon, Sinclair, Airey, Clarkson 29, v. Abdallah, Doyle, Isaacs, BaskiiiA'ille 12; Whittaker, Duncan, Warren, Hosking 35, v. Tremball, Buchanan, Taylor, Ritchie 9; Robertson, SaAvyer, Stevens, Laird 7, a*. Allwood, Feran, McKay, Wishart 26; Schneideman. Richardson, Clay’ton, Noton 22, v. Allum, Little, Struckett, Pitt 20; Von Sturmer, Fletchei*, Murray. Snedden 11, a*. Meaney, Bell, Pollard, Martin 36; Stuart, Rust, Brittain, Carter IS, v. Dallard, rnglis, Ronayne, Perry 2S: McLaughlin, Linder, VVetherilt, Holmes 16, v. Overy. Birkenhead, Kelly, Fookes 20; Shields, Holland, Dillicar, Constantine 16, v. BroAvn, Stohr, Cross, Ren wick IS; White, Marshall, RoAve, Halford 21, v. Were, Robertson, Harvey, Wrightson 15; Halehouse, Angove, Watson. Blair 19, v. Brown, R.oss, Gavey, Perry 19; Casey*, Hamilton, Coutts, Truscott 19, a*. Turner, Mitchell, Ball. Casey 25; Sherman, Lundon, Turner, Hills 27, v. Bartram, Hickey*, Millen, Josey 1..; Pennellegen. Johnston, Frost, Ciarke 19, V. Fish, Cook, Bird, Duffin 14. BOWLING TOURNAMENT SHORT GAMES PLAYED POSITION OF COMPETITORS Press Association DUNEDIN, Sunday. The Ncaa* Zealand Bowling Association was favoured Avith splendid Aveather yesterday*, when the annual tournament Avas continued. The sun shone brightly throughout the day, and although wind was in evidence it was not strong enough to interfere Avith play*. The greens had made a splendid recovery after the heavy rain on Friday, and were in splendid condition for play. The day Avas devoted to the rinks competition, with which good progress Avas made. As a result of the time lost on Friday the programme was slightly altered. Each game was confined to 21 heads instead of 23. as originally provided, and a time limit of three hours was fixed. Three rounds A\*ere played during the day, and the position at present is that only* about half of the first game has to be finished to bring the programme up to schediile time. The tournament will be continued on Monday, Avhen the rinks competition will be advanced a stage further. The fifth and sixth rounds will be proceeded with, and the re-

mainder of the first game, which was interrupted on Friday, will be played subsequently*. The positions of the players are as follow: SECTION A Read (Anderson’s Bay), 3 wins, no losses; Manning (Ashbury). 2—l: Williams (Beckenham). 2—l; Campbell (Kaituna). 2—l; Ellis (Kaikorai), 2—l; Walton (Awamoa), I—2; Olaridge (Caledonian), I—2; Langley* (St. Kilda), I—2; Ayson (Southland), I—2; Craw (Canterbury), o—3. SECTION B Lindsay (Roslyn), 3—o; Kettle (Caledonian), 2—l: Hickey (Edendale), 2—l; Marks (Christchurch), 2—l; Falconer (Otago). 2—l; Ardell (Hataitai), 2—l; Deare (Dunedin), I—2; Travers (Waimate), I—2; Hargreaves (Rangiora), o—3; Piper (Matai), o—3. SECTION C Stuart (St. Kilda). 3—o; Jenkin (Carlton), 3—o; Martin (Dunedin). 2—l; Seddon (St. Clair), 2—l; Tillie (Caledonian), 2—l; Duncan (North-East Valley), I—2; Chambers (Sumner), I—2; Hobbs (Mornington), I—2; Walker (Otautau), o—3; Piper (Christchurch), o—3.0 —3. SECTION D Veitch (West Harbour), 3—o; Noble Adams (Blenheim), 3—o; Hanaway (Dunedin), 2—l; Efford (Edgeware). 2—l; Keen (Timaru), 2—l; Smith (Kaituna), I—2; Lomas (Kelburn), I—2; Walker (Otago), I—2; Henaghan (Caledonian), o—3; Hunter (InAercargill), o—3. SECTION E Watts (Otago), 3—o; J. Hutchison (Dunedin), 2—l; Sanders (Kaituna), 2—l; Parsons (Ponsonby*), 2—l; Grant (Phoenix), 2—l; Leslie (Balmacewan), I—2; Ainger (Christchurch), I—2; Gray (Kelburn), I—2; Haig (Opawa), I—2;1 —2; Botting (Kaitangata), o—3. SECTION F Callender (Timaru), 3—o; Tilburn (St. Clair), 3—o; Gordon (Masterton), 2—l; Ferguson (BalmaceAvan), 2—l; Payne (Kaituna), 1 Fox (Canterbury), I —2; S. Hutchison (Dunedin), I—2; Doherty (Kelburn), I—2; Steans (North End), 1— 2; Mullenger (Roslyn), o—3. SECTION G Bentley (Dunedin), 3—o; Thomson (Southland), 3—o; Hinchclilf (Caledonian) 21; Rowley (Leith), 2—l; Sage (Waimate), 2—l; Ives (Canterbury), I—2; McGregor (Kaikorai), I—2; Burson (LinAA’ood). I—2; Smith (S. Clair), o—3; Norwood (Victoria), o—3. SECTION H Willett (Riverton), 3—o; Watson (United), 3—o; Tonkin (North-East Valley), 2—l; Foster (Caversham), 2—l; Davidson (Clyde), 2—l; McCurdy (St. Kilda), I—2; Granger (Waimate), I—2; Munro (Island Bay), I—2; Frapwell (Kaituna), o—3; Abbott (Caledonian), o—3. SECTION I J. D. Smith (Dunedin), 3—o; W. CarsAvell (Taieri), 3—o; EdAvards (Temuka), 2—L; Stevens (Waihopai), 2—l; Bennie (Balmacewan), 2—l; Bremner (West End), 2—l; Adess (St. Kilda), I—2; Wyatt (Caledonian), o—3; Morgan (Edgeware), o—3; S. H. Smith (Picton), o—3. BETTER BOWLING MORE ENTRIES NEEDED SUGGESTION TO COUNCIL Press Association DUNEDIN, Sunday. At. the council of the Ncav Zealand Bowling Association meeting last evening, the president. Mr. C. J. Payne, of Dunedin, presided. Suggested improvements to the laws of the game were received from several clubs, and were referred to the local executive to be put in order for the July meeting of the council.

It was decided to appoint Mr. I. B. Thomas to represent New Zealand on the International Bowling Board, provided he is not representing any otherbody' on the board simultaneously. It was moved that in vieAv of the small number of entries for the Dominion tournament the annual meeting- of the council should investigate fully the following points, which, in the opinion of the council, had a bearing on the matter of entries: —(I)Alteration of the date of the tournament. (2) The system of play and the programme generally. (3) The effect of local tournaments on the Dominion tournament. The president expressed the opinion that the tournament had been held too early this year, and said February Avould have been more suitable. He thought also that the tournaments Avere far too long. The programme should be confined to rinks only. The rink championship Avas the main feature of the tournament and attracted the greatest number of play*ers. CANADIAN VISITORS MATCH AT WANGANUI The Canadian bowlers arrived at Wanganui yesterday and played representative rinks, and won by a margin of two points, 78 to 76. They were entertained by Wanganui bowlers, and today visited many points of interest in the city and district, and will leave tomorrow morning' for Wellington. WHITIORA The Whitiora Bowling Club is organising a one-day tournament to be held next Wednesday. Between 15 and 20 full rinks are expected to be engaged. OTOROHANGA V. TE AWAMUTU

A return match was played at Te Awamutu yesterday when Te Awamutu defeated Otorohanga on the aggregate bv a narrow margin. Following are the scores, Otorohanga players being mentioned first:—Williams, R. England, W A' F ' Galium, 12, v. A. Christie, G. W. Johnson, J. T. North, R. Metcalfe, 20; E. Casey, W. Bluck, Cooper, J. Walker, £”> v - S. Haines, E. Rushbrooke, T. Grant, W. J. North, 20; Alexander, ,T J Walker, Hyde, R. Bel], 16, v. x>, Christi? n 4, Coilinson ' R - Ross, J. B. Wilson, 16; W. Waterson, Morley, A. Turnbull, H J Smith. 20, v. C. G. Downes, J. W. Civil, S. s. Preston, T. Mclnnes, 17; Jackson, J. Quinlan, H. Crosby, J. McNamara, 13, X‘ Sr 9.' Jourdain, Laurie, D. McArthur, J. W. Gee, 23. First-year Players.—Crosby, Holland, f ortescue S. Fry, 19, v. S. Nobes, H. Brill, W. Ryan, M. Barnett, 25. PUKEKOHE A rink representing the Clevedon Club S , UC ? esSful ., in a challenge match on Satuiday on the Pukekohe greens for Wai^ ato Stars, which had been held by a Pukekohe rink since the annual tournament on Labour Day. The game resulted:—H. Munro, McCullough. Farrar, Baird, 19, v. Grandison, Adams, Munro, Hosking, 11. * lnter-club play between Clevedon and Pukekohe resulted as follows, Clevedon names being mentioned first:—Mellsop, VVater house. Bull, Hyde, 7. v Well*; right, J. Blake, Moncrief, 32; Bell C* Munro, Atchison, Dawe, 11, v. Webb Wymer, Thompson, David Roulston, 26 ! Hancoc f, Greenfield, Graham, Ryburn U' J , Sl l a 'T F o»ock, W. Shaw, Totals. Pukekohe SO; Clevedon, 29. A match between Papakura and Pukekohe resulted as follows, Papakura names mentioned first;—Baton, Mullins, H. McEntee, Bates, 20. v. Day, Haslam Jamieson, Raynes, 17; Pilkington, Lound, McCall, Goddard, 9, v. Johnson, BloxH p e * wltt, T Bilkey, 28; Cornford, Shields, Rice, Leitch, 11, v. Lawson, Dell, J-SS G .nbble, 14; Thornton, Ivirton, Smith, Leighton, 10, a*. Burrows, Higgin- , W V T Blake > Lusher, 29; Dickev, Meikle, Hope and another, 22, v Wyatt O'Loughlen, Fitness, D. Roulston, 16.’ Totals: Pukekohe, 104; Papakura, 75. IN THE PROVINCE THAMES In the boAviing matches at Thames on Saturday afternoon much interest was taken in the challenge for the Club Memorial Badges. The holders, Taylor, Lloyd, Johns, and Cameron, 30, defeated Candy, Boyle, Sliand, H. Cordes, S. Other games resulted:—Knox, Rhodes, Marris, Orbell, 21, a*. Dodd, Carrutli, Strange, Clark, 14; Labarre, Ferguson, Gordon, Delamore, 16, v. Wilson. CartAvright, Howe, G. Cordes, 14: R. Wood, Cranswjek. McCullough-, Wellington, 27, a*. Chilton, McLaren, Murray, Majngav, 16;

VISITORS’ CLOSE WIN BOWLING AT WANGANUI Press Association WANGANUI, Saturday. .The Canadian bowlers arrived at yv anganui yesterday and played representative rinks, and won bv a margin of two points, 78 to 76. They were entertained by Wanganui bowlers, and today visited many points of interest m the city and district, and will leave tomorrow morning for Wellington.

SWIMMERS LEAVE

. Y lendon, Watson. Whitehead, Pratt, IS, ! a*. Jackson, Palmer, Gooder, Winks. 14; i Hosking, Wood, Griffin, Alexander, 22. a . j Graham, Gallop, Buchan, Adamson, IS. ROTORUA | The final games in the section plaA* of the Rotorua Bowling Club fours competition took place on Saturday and resulted.—Section A: McGuffog, Foster, Downer, Loffley, 27, v. Plummer, Griffiths, Gardner, Wash, 14; Christopher, E. Hill, Lasenby, Nesbitt. 27, v. Roberts, Archer, Kirkby, Hesketh, 16. The section AAas won by Nesbitt’s team. Section B: Taylor, Hall, Hamilton, Jones, 26, v. Polglase, Keane, Fitzgerald, Tapper, 18. Jones's team Avon section B and Jones and Nesbitt, aa* ill play in the final. CAMBRIDGE v. CLAUDELANDS An inter-club boAviing match was played between Cambridge and Olaudelands on Saturday on the Claudelunds green. An interesting feature of the match A\*as the game between la\*o teams ot \eterans whose combined aged totalled bin years. The members of the two teams and their respeetiA*e ages were*— Cambridge: W. Webber, 70; A. Towsev S 3; F. O’Toole. 68; W. MeFarlane, 78! Claudelands: W. Baker, 84; J. McCaw M>; J. Thomson, 76; W. Murray SO The Cambridge team Avon by 29 ‘points to b. Following are the results, Cambridge players being; mentioned firstMartin, Allan, White, Phairn, JS v H. Young, Mead, Syers, W. Y'oung 14H ' Speight, Bourke, McCathie, Butler, 27 v. t R Speight, C. A. Speight. Goodtvin, S* Speight, 22: Bryce, Munn, Tucker Harris, 24, v. White, Robson, Ireland. -Paterson, 14; Wagliorn, barge, Easter, Pearce, 22, v. Hargreaves, Houlden, Beagley, Curteis, 22; Glanville, Sutherland, YV oolley, Edgar James, 21, a*. Clothier. R Madill, Palmer, Clevely. 17; Muller! Hulme, Richards, N T . MeFarlane. 29, v. \\ lltshire, J. Madill, Anderson, Baillie, 20* Perkins, Ward. Edwin James, Dix, 13, v. Howe, McEwan, McMullin, Darlington, fjl Lindsay, Wilkinson, Nicoll, Lundon 19, v. Robertson. Kirk. Bennett, Whitten, 19; Hart, Gardiner, Boulton. S. R. .Tames, 19 \*. Stubbs, Butt, Mathieson, Reynolds, 22. l n the first-year players’ game, the Cambridge team, Weatherell, Watters, M ooldridge, Rodgers, A\as defeated bv Claudelands, Holland. Dabb, Page and Webber, by 22 to 13. * T l?, e a SgjeS'ates, including the scores of the veterans and first-year players. werer—Cambridge,. 192; Claudelands, 171. Qi-,;fiT eS in tl i® ? nal sta ? e the Howden Shield competition for the best rink in the South Auckland Centre were played a,t Hamilton yesterday. As the result of elimination rounds earlier in the season only four clubs A\*ere represented Plav was on the two-life system. Following were the results.— First Round.—Matamata (A. Oates T Green W. Crabb, J. Stewart), 24, v Waikmo (G. Hawthorne, J. Franklin G Borthwiek, G. Collins), 17; Te Kuiti (H* U. Andrew, C. Harris, D. Holah \V Smith), 21, v. Whitiora (D. Carsweil, W.' Choat, J. Qualtrough, R. Higgott) 18 .Second Round.—Whitiora, 25, v Waikino, 15; Matamata. 25, v Te Kuiti n Third Round.—Whitiora', 18 v Te Kuiti, 13. ’ '• 16 Matamata and Whitiora will play at a later date in the final. WAIUKU Games played on Saturday- bA* members of the Waiuku Club resulted:—SummeiAille, E. S. Barriball, 25, v. Fla veil Jones, 17; Walters, McNaughton, Williams, 17, a*. Staunton, Knight FenMjUinsrton, C. R. Barriball, 27, y. Aldred, Greenhead, 10; Forbes, A M Barriball, H. M. Barriball, 17, v. Jerram Geraglny, Roseoe, 16; Bridle, Whiteside, 00, a-. Barker, Honey, 14. BUCKLAND In the vice-president’s pairs competiUon of the Buckland Clug, games played on Saturday resultedßichings, Nicholson, 06, v. Griffin, Campbell, 17: A Steele Wiggins. 22, V. F. Steele, Bullock 95: Jamieson, Allan, 30, a*. R. T. Wright a’ R. Wright, 25. «ri o nt, A.

CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM BIG PROGRAMME AHEAD Auckland’s representative swimmers received an enthusiastic farewell from supporters when they left last evening for the South Island to compete at the New Zealand championships at Grevmouth. Accompanying the team were Mr. H. Moore, manager, Mrs. S. I \ Smith chaperon, and Mr. J. Emvright, chairman of the Auckland Swimming Centre. Messrs. Enwright and Mcore will be Auckland’s delegates at the annual conference of centres. Days and events at the championships are: Friday, January 24.—Men’s one mile men’s 100yds, women’s 440yds, intermediate girls’ 75yds breast-stroke, intermediate boys* 220yds, junior girls’ 50vds junior boys’ 100yds, water polo (rounds).’ Saturday, January 25. —Men’s SSOvds women’s 220yds, men’s 150yds backstroke, intermediate girls’ 100yds, intermediate boys’ 440yds, junior boys’ 75yds breast-stroke, junior girls’ 50yds breaststroke, intermediate boys’ diving (heats) water polo (rounds), women's diving (neats). Sunday, January 26. —Annette Ivellernian Cup distance race on Lake BrunM ?nday, January 27.—Men’s ?20yds, men s 220yds breast-stroke, men’s diving women 100yds back-stroke, intermediate diving (final), intermediate boys’ 100yds, intermediate girls’ 220yds, junior girls’ 100yds, boys’ 220yds, water polo (rounds). Tuesday, January 2S.—Surfing championship. Wednesday, January 29.—Men’s 440yds women’s 100yds, women’s 220yds breaststroke, 500yds flying squadron relay race i S divin » (final), women’s diving (final), intermediate boys’ 100yds breaststroke, Avater polo (final). EVENTS. AT SHELLY BEACH The Ponsonby Swimming Club held a .® l Y ard s club handicap on Saturday afternoon at the Shelly Beach baths. ' A large crowd of spectators witnessed some very close finishes in the heats. There were 27 entries. Following are the results: Tvr^i‘ r i St *J eat: C. Bunting (6s) 1. E Midgley (scr) 2. Time, 37 l-ss. Won by a yard. Second Heat: L. Smyth e (2s) 3 'vv Ramsey (2s) 2. Time, 375. Won by a r J, h i, rd T.\ Burgess (Is) 1, H. Neil 2 - .. Time, 33 3-ss. Won by a touch k.n°S t f? ea li Jl ' Davies (Ss) 1, s. Campbell (8s) 2. Time, 365. Won by a touch. Final: H. Neil 1, Bunting 2, Davies 3. Time, 34 2-ss. Won by a yard and a-half. COMBINED CARNIVAL The Ponsonby and Grammar Swimming Clubs have applied to hold a carnival on February 5, and swim the 440yds Auckland championship. Trophies to be competed for are the LaidlaAV Cup, and the Boatwright Trophy. A 100yds race for women and a 100yds men’s handicap will be held. A tug-o’-war in the Avater will be introduced into Auckland for the first time at this carnival.

AUCKLAND TENNIS

GRADE B PUKEROA V. VAUXHALL. Men’s Singles. •Tones beat Elwarth, 6—2, 6—l; Syms beat Storry, 6—l, 6—5. Women's Singles. Mrs. Jones lost to Miss Bailey. 3—6, 2G; Mrs. Henry lost to Miss Bonner, I—6, 3—6. Men’s Doubles. Jones and Syms beat Elwarth and Storry, 6—2, 6—3; O'Connor and Gourley beat Ross and Clarke, 6—2, 6—2. Women's Doubles. Misses Stewart and White beat Misses Elwarth and Evans, 6—5, 6—l. Combined Doubles. O'Connor and Miss Stewart beat Ross and Miss Elwarth, 6—4. o—6, 6—4.: Gourley and Miss White beat Clarke and Miss Evans, 6—4, 6—o. Pukeroa won by 7 matches to 2. GRADE C NGATARINGA V. SEDDONIAN. Men's Singles. Darvoch beat Upton, 6—3, 6—l: Lund beat Von Stunner, 6—3, 6—5. Women's. Singles. Miss Hemus beat Miss Wheeler, 6—l, 6—2; Miss Hulme beat Miss Clarke, 6—2, Men’s Doubles. Darroch and Lund beat Upton and Von Stunner, 6—4, 6—5; Stevenson and Lewis lost to Delamore and Dunsmuir, 3—6. 6—5, 2—6. Women s Doubles. Misses Hemus and Hulme beat Misses Wheeler and Clarke, 6—3, 4—6. 6—3; Misses Lewin and J. Prideaux beat Mrs. Sazer and Miss Barr, 6—3, 6—3. Combined Doubles. Stevenson and Miss Lewin beat Dunsmuir and Mrs. Sazer, G—s, 2—G, 6—4; Lewis and Miss J. Prideaux beat Delamore and Miss Barr, 6—4, 6—5. Ngataringa won by 9 matches to 1. RAWHITI V. ST. HELIERS. Men’s Singles. Couper lost to lvretchniar, 6—5, 4—6, 36; Gould lost to Phillips, 5—6, I—6. Women’s Singles'. Miss S. Walker beat Miss Shirley, 6—3, 6—4; Miss E. Walker beat Miss Russell, G—s, 6—2, Men’s Doubles. Couper and Gould lost to Kretchmar and Phillips, 6—4, 4—G, O—G; Cahill and Kalman lost to McKinley and Maddett, o—6, 6—3, 6—3. Women’s Doubles. Misses Walker beat Miss Shirley and Miss Russell, G—2, 4—6, G—o; Airs. Cahill and Mrs. Bats lost to Mrs. Kretchmar and M.iss Uoldsbl'ough, 6—4, 5—6, 3—G. Combined Doubles. Cahill and Mrs. Cahill lost to Maddett and Miss Golds boro ugli, 3—G, 2—G; Kalman and Mrs. Page beat McKinley and iv±rs. Krecnmar, b—2, G—2. St. Heliers won by G matches to 4. University v. United.—Mens singles: Wilson beat de Wellborne, G—3, a—6, G—4; Radclihe lost to Allen, 5 —G, 2—6. Women’s singles: Miss Walker lost to Miss Irvine, 2 —G, G—s, I—6;1 —6; Miss Fotheringham beat Miss Jack, G—4, G—4. Men’s doubles: Wilson and Radcliffe beat de Wellborne and Allen, G—2, 4—6, G—l; Corbett and Ambin beat Rogers and Kudds, 6—2, G—s. Women’s doubles: Misses Fotheringham and Walker beat Misses Irvine and Jack, 4—6, G—4, G—4; Misses Lloyd and Gallaher beat Misses Wagstaft'e and Alder, 6—5, 6—4. Combined doubles: Corbett and Miss Lloyd beat Rogers and Wiss Wagstaft'e, G—4, 6 —4; Aubin and Miss Gallaher beat Nudds and Miss Alder, 4—6, 6—4, 6—5. University won by 8 matches to 2.

ASSOCIATION CONTESTS KEEN PLAY ON SATURDAY Ideal weather favoured tennis enthusiasts on Saturday afternoon, and playing space on Auckland courts was taxed to capacity. The unfavourable weather of the past season has caused most club and inter-c'.ub competitions to fall well behind schedule, and every available opportunity is now being taken to get matches played off.

The Auckland Lawn Tennis Association’s competitions were advanced a further stage on Saturday afternoon, when a further round of the B, C and D grade contests were played off. For the most part the standard of play was not high: this was particularly the case in the D grade section, where the tennis was little above average secondary school standard. Most of the matches were keenly contested, however, and in the higher grades some very interesting games were p’aved off. Details:

Vauxhall v. Carlton.—Men’s singles: Dr. Spencer lost to J. Shand, 5—6, 5—6; Franklin beat Pert, G—l, 6—3. Women’s singles: Mrs. Knowles tost to Mrs. Pollard, G—2, G—4; Mrs. Clarke lost to Miss Wigmore, 2—6, 3—6. Men's doubles: Bauer and Knowles beat Parvin and Sliand, 6 —4, 6 —3. Women’s doubles: Mrs. Knowles and Miss Clarke lost to Mrs. Pollard and Miss Wigmore, 4—G, 2 —6; Miss Ogilvie and Mrs. Harvey lost to Misses Catley and Wigmore, 3—6, 6—5, 5—6.

Seddonian v. Campbell Park.—Men’s singles: Sheppard beat Armstrong, 6—3, 6-—4; Lockington lost to Huddleston, 4—6, 4 —6. Women’s singles: Miss White beat Miss Brown, 6—3, G—4; Miss Lockington beat Miss McCallum, 6—o, 6 —o. Men’s doubles: Sheppard and Lockington beat Armstrong and Huddleston, 6—5, 6—o; Delpratt ana Winson beat Coutts and Weddespoon, 6—l, 6—2. Women’s doubles: Misses White and Lockington beat Misses Brown and McCallum, 3—6, 6—3, G—4; Misses Morrison and Sheriff beat Mrs. and Miss Marshall, 6-—5, I—6, 6 —3. Combined doubles: Miss Morrison and Delpratt beat Mrs. Marshall and Coutts, 4—6, 6 —2, 6—l; Miss Sheriff and Winson beat Miss Marshall and Wedderspoon, 5—6, 6—3, 6—4. Seddonian won by 9 matches to 1. Devonport v. Aratonga.—Men’s singles: Ormsby beat Coldham, I—6, 6—5, G—4. Women’s singles: Miss M. O’Brien beat Mrs. Fowler, 6—o, 6—4; Miss A. O’Brien lost to Miss Darling, 6—2, 2—6, 5—6. Men’s doubles: Burd and Ormsby beat Coldham and George, 6—3, 6—4; Griffiths and Pape lost to Cave and Rose, 6—2, I—6, 2 —6. Women’s doubles: Mrs. Burd and Miss Mason beat Mrs. Rowe and Miss Bolton, 6—2, 6—4. Combined doubles: Pope and Mrs. Burd beat Rose and Mrs. Rowe, 6—l, 6 —5. Devonport won by 6 matches to 2. GRADE D Grammar v. Ngataringa. Men's singles: Stafford beat Vance, 6 3 6 2* Sinclair beat Wetherilt, 5—6, 6—3’ 6 2 Women's singles: Miss Sinclair lost to Pollard, o—6, 2 —6. Mrs. Stafford beat Mrs. WorraU, 2—6, 6—o, 6—l. Men’s oSs bl w : ,S tal T ord ,. a '? d Sinclair beat Dana and Wetherilt, o—6, 6 —l, 6—l; Hvland beat Palmer and Bates, 5—6 ° —J, 6—4. Women’s doubles: Mrs. Staf- “ “ a Miss Sinclair beat Mesdames Pollard and WorralJ, 4—6, 6—4 6 2* Mrs. Nelson and Miss Hats well beat Misses E. Prideaux and Wetherilt 6—3, Combined doubles: Hyland and Mrs. kelson beat Palmer and Miss Prideaux, 6—3, 6—4; Bissett and Mrs. Hatswell beat Bates and Mis s Wetherilt 6 4

Grammar won by 9 matches to 1. Rawhiti v. United.—Men’s singles: R H. Barker last to F. H. Preston, I—6 6—4, 4—6; H. Gould lost to J. Scott) a—6, 4 —6. Women’s singles: Miss Savin beat Mrs. Preston, 6—l, 4—6, 6—4; Miss Garton beat Miss Irvine, 6—2, 6 —4 Women’s doubles: Mrs. Gribbin and Miss Stichbury lost to Mrs. Brinsden and Miss Tyler-Davies, 4—6, I—6; Misses Hogan and Garton beat Mrs. Preston and Miss Irvine. 6 5, 5—G, 6—l. Men’s doubles: Harvey and Hopkins beat Peryer and Dobson, 6—3, 3—6, 6—5: Barker adn Gould beat Preston and Scott, 6—3, 3—6, 6—5. Combined doubles: Harvey and Airs. Gribbin lost to Peryer and Miss Davies, 4—6, 3—6: Hopkins and Miss .Stichbury lost to Dobson and Airs. Brinsden, I—6, 3—6. United won by 14 sets to 13.

OUTER SUBURBAN GAMES PLAY IN FIFTH ROUND The fifth round of the Outer Suburban Tennis competitions was played under ideal weather conditions on Saturday. Details of play are: A GRADE Clevedon v. East Tamaki, at Clevedon —Clevedon won by eight matches to five. Men s singles: J. Alexander lost to D. Knight, I—6, 6—5, 3—6; C. Stevens beat S. Rawson, 6 —l, 6—2; R. Stevens beat A. Baird, 6—2, 6—o; Munro beat B. Baverstock, 6—2, 6—l. Women's singles: Miss F. Stevens lost to Miss A. Ferguson, 5—6, -—6; Miss J. Munro beat Miss M. Hill’, 6 —3. Men’s Doubles: Alexander and C. Stevens beat Knight and Baird, 6—3, 6 —2; R. Stevens and Munro beat Rawson and Baverstock, 6—2. 6—4; McDonald and Knight lost to Chirstensen and Wyman, 6—l, 5 —6, 5—6. Women’s Doubles: Misses Stevens and Munro lost to Misses Ferguson and M. Hill, 6—l, 2—6, 1 6; Misses Walsh and Hyde beat Misses E. Hill and J. Baverstock, 6—2, 6—5. Combined doubles: McDonald and Miss Walsh lost to Chirstensen and Miss E. Hill, 2—6, 6—5, 4—6; Knight and Miss Hvde beat Wyman and Miss J. Baverstock, 5 6. 6—2, 6—3. Manurewa v. Papatoetoe, at Manurewa. —Papatoetoe won by 11 matches to 2. Men’s singles: L. M. Pegler lost to U. Elder, 2—6, 3—6; R. Bennett lost to F. Catt, 5—6, 2—6; B. Pegler lost to Nicholson, 2—6, 2—6*. F. Whyte beat K. Leonard, 6—5, G—4. Women’s singles: Miss Lupton lost to Miss D. Bryant, 2—6, 26: Miss H. Coxhead lost to Miss E. Haslip, 2—6, o—6. Men’s doubles: L. M. Pegler and Bennett lost to Elder and Catt, 4—6, 2—6; B. Pegler and Whyte beat Nicholson and Leonard, 6—4. 3—6, 6 5; L. W. Smith and K. Gibbons lost to Cutforth and Smytheman, 2—6, 3—G. Women's doubles: Misses Lupton and Coxhead lost to Misses Bryant and Haslip, 2—6, 3—6: Mrs. Warlich and Miss P. Boscawen lost to Misses Cutforth and D. Waters, 2—6, 2 —6. Combined doubles: Smith and Mrs. Warlich lost to Cutforth and Miss Cutforth, 2—G, 3—6: Gibbon and Miss Boscawen lost to Smytheman and Miss D, Waters. 4—6. o—6. Papakura v. Valley, at Papakura.— Papakura won by 10 matches to 3. Men’s singles: McDonald beat Plant, 6—3. 6—4; Smith beat C. Fitzpatrick, 6—4. 6—2; Bridgman beat Mclnnes, 6—l, 6—3: Sutton beat Fitzpatrick, 6—3. 6—4. Women's singles: Miss Bilkey beat Mrs. Muir. 6 —2, 5 6, 6—4; Miss Andre lost to Miss Fitzpatrick, I—6, 3—6. Men’s doubles: McDonald and Bridgman beat Plant and C. Fitzpatrick, 6—3, G—4; Smith and Sutton beat Mclnnes and Fitzpatrick, 6—2, 4—6, 6—2; Hutchinson and Henderson beat Collins and Mclnnes, 6—5, 6—5. Women’s doubles: Airs. Bilkey and Aliss Andre beat Mrs. Muir and Miss Fitzpatrick, 3—6. 6—3. 6—3; Misses McLennan and Arbuckle lost to Mrs. Kerebs and Miss Davies. I—6, 4 —6. Combined doubles: Hutchinson and Miss McLennan beat Alclnnes and Miss Kerebs. G—2. 6 5: Henderson and Aliss Arbuckle lost to Coppins and Airs. Davies, 3—6. 6—5. 3 B GRADE Papatoetoe v. Alanurewa. at Papatoet.oa.—Papatoetoe won by 12 matches to 2. Alen’s singles: AlcKenzie beat Donaldson. Ll—7: Hoyle beat Drum. 11—2. Women's singles: Miss At. Waters beat Aliss S. Pegler. 11—6; Miss K. Waters lost to Aliss Z. Pegler. 9—ll. Alen’s doubles: McKenzie and Hoyle beat Donaldson and Drum, 11—5; Douglas and M. French beat Dreadnii and Aleredith. 11—9: Hicks and C. French lost to Wall and Bradburn. B—ll. Women's doubles: Afisses M. Waters and K. Waters beat Afisses S. Pegler and Z. Pegler. 11—4: Misses K. Bryand and Leonard beat Misses Dreadon and MoFarlan*. 11—2; Misses Hall and M. Wilson beat Afisses P»eaumont and Pierce, 11—0. Combined doubles: Douglas and Miss Bryant beat

Dreadon and Miss Dreadon, 11—8; Af. French and Miss Leonard beat Meredith and Aliss AlcFarlane, 11—5; Hicks and Aliss Hall beat Wall and Miss Beaumont, 11—4; C French and Aliss Wilson beat Bradburn and Miss Pearce. Alangere East v. Howick, at Mangere East. —Alangere East won by eight matches to six, Alen’s singles: F. Taylor beat L. B. White. 11—6; J. Paine beat D. Andrew, 11—4. Women’s singles: Mis.*B. Key lost to Miss E. Wagstaff, 2—11; Aliss G. Clark lost to D. Beckett, 3—ll. Alen’s doubles: Taylor and J. Paine lost to White and Andrew, 4—11; L. Kay and L. Key beat Brickell and Beckett, 11—6; D. James and J. Key beat Johnson and Newton by default. Women's doubles: Misses B. Kay and G. Clark lost to Misses Wagstaff and Beckett, 2—11; Misses Garland and Thomson lost to Misses Bell and Newton, 9—11; Airs. Dnucan and Aliss Thomas lost to Misses Cox and Roberts. 6—ll. Combined doubles: L. Kay and Aliss Thomson beat Brickell and Aliss Bell. 11—9; L. Key and Miss Garland beat Newton and Aliss Brickell. 11 —6; D. James and Miss Duncan beat Johnson and Miss Cox, 11—5: J. Kev and Aliss Thomas beat Newton and Aliss Roberts by default. East Tamaki v. Clevedon. at East Tamaki. —Clevedon won by 12 matches to 2. Afen’s singles: S. Thomas lost to A. S. Bell. 1—11; R. White lost to D. Ryburn. 6—ll. Women’s singles: Aliss D. Baverstock lest to Miss J. AlcCullough, 2—11; Miss M. Landon lost to Miss Knight. s—ll. Alen’s doubles: Thomas and White lost to Bell and Ryburn. 6—13 ; Shaw and Bradbury lost to Dawe and Gore, G—11; Johnson and Owen bear. Clevedon by default. Women’s doubles: Afisses B. Baverstock and Landon lost to Misses AlcCullough and Knight, 2—11; Misses Kingsford and Hope-Johnson lost to Afisses Wells and Stevens, 2—11; Afisses Fairweather and Baird lost to Misses Dawe and Hyde. 4—ll. Combined doubles: Shaw and Aliss Kingsford lost to Dawe and Aliss Stevens. 2—11; Bradbury and Aliss Hope-Johnscn lost to Gore and Miss Wells, 9—11; Johnson and Aliss Fairweather lost to Lane and Aliss Dawe, 9—11; Owen and Aliss Baird won by default. Valley v. Papakura, at Valley.—Papakura won by 14 matches to 4. Alen’s singles: Smith beat Garlick, 11—4; Kingston lost to McLennan, 4—ll. "Women’s singles: Alias Plant lost to Aliss N. Wilson. 8—11; Airs. Aloody lost to Airs. O’Connell, B—ll. Men’s doubles: Smith and Kingston beat Garlick and McLennan, 11—2; Pallister and Aloody lose to Brewer and Pavitt, 7—11; Johnson and St. Paul lost to Freeman and Busing, 6—ll. Women’s doubles: Aliss Plant and Mrs. Moodv lest to Airs. O’Connell and Aliss Wilson, 7 —11; Mrs. Aluir and Aliss Kingston lost to Airs. Pethybridge and Airs. Pavitt, 9—11: Airs. Tims and Miss St. Paul beat Airs. Johnstone and Miss Clark, 11—4. Combined doubles: Pallister and Miss Muir lost to Brewer and Airs. Pethybridge, 4—11; Aloody and Aliss Kingston lost to Pavitt and Miss Pavitt. 8—11: Johnson and Aliss Tims beat Freeman and Airs. Johnstone, 11—7; St. Paul and Mrs. St. Paul lost to Busing and Aliss Clark, 3—ll. WAIKATO EAST CHAMPIONSHIPS FINALS AND SEMI-FINALS Mens Championship Singles-—Semi-final: Green beat Egan, 6—3. 3—6. 6—3. Combined Handicap Doubles.—Final: Keeley and Miss Stewart beat Fitzgerald and Mis s N. Beverley, GO—46. : Men’s Championship Doubles—Final: i Watson and Green beat Ward and HoUi« j 6—5. 6—5. 4—6, 6—4. i Mens Handicap Doubles.—Semi-final: } Keeley and Egan beat Hawes and Porter, j 51—49. i Championship Combined Doubles.— 1 Semi-final: Ward and Miss N Beverley | beat Green and Mrs. Hamblvn 4—6. 6 — 2.