HAMILTON BOWLING

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 908, 27 February 1930, Page 7

HAMILTON BOWLING

From Our Own Correspondent HAMILTON, Wednesday. A one-day tournament was played on the Claudelands bowling greens today. The greens were in good order and 16 rinks participated. Following are the results: First Round.—Woodhall, Downes, Lambeth, Choat (Whitiora) 10, v. Cooper, Speight, Gibson, S. James (Cambridge), 7; Grigg, Mitchell, Mitchell, Higgot (Whitiora) 9, v. Jones, Madill, Muir, Whitten 9; Brady, Troup, Easterbrook, Crawshaw (Frankton) 10, v. Aurdy, Arthur, Budd, Chapman (Hamilton) 9; White, McMullan, Anderson, Clevely (Claudelands) 20, v. Raven, Pomeroy, Masters, Land (Hamilton) 8; Elliott, Fiddes, Baker, Frost (Frankton) 13, v. Hart, Wooldridge, Hulme, Rivers (Cambridge) 6; White, Boyce, Wallis, McCathie (Cambridge) 8, v. Johnston, Garry, McFarlane, Clavis, (Ngaruawahia) 4; Page, Howe, Goodwin, C. G. Speight (Claudelands) 10, v. C. Speight, Snell, Baillie, Sayers (Whitiora) 9; Young, Bagley, Paterson, Carter (Claudelands) 12, v. Lowry, Martin, Mason, Cole (Whitiora) 9. Second Round.—James 12, v. Whitten 11; Chapman 10, v. Carter 8; Higgott 10, v. Frost S; McCathie 9, v. Speight 8; Choat 12, v. Clevely 8; Cole 17, v. Clavis 5; Land 18, v. Rivers 10; Sayevs 12, v. Crawshaw 10. Third Round. —Chapman 10, v. Cole 7; Crawshaw 10, v. Speight 6; Higgott 11, v. Choat S; Rivers 13, v. Clevely 7; Frost 15, v. Whitten 4; Carter 17, v. McCathie 7; James 13, v. Land 4; Clavis 20, v. Sayers 2. Fourth Round.—Whitten 14, v. Choat 13; Land 10, v. Frost 8; Clevely 12, v. James 11; Higgott 14. v. Rivers 8; Chapman 13, v. Sayers 4; Clavis 9, v. Speight 8; Carter 10, v. Crawshaw 9; McCathie 14, v. Colo 10. a Fifth Round. —Choat 14, v. Land 10; Clevelv 9, v. Frost 8; Higgott 16, v. James 9; Rivers 13, v. Whitten 2; Speight 7, v* Chapman 5; Carter 12, v. clavis 6, Crawshaw 15, v. Cole 12; McCathie 9, v. The S games were played in two sections, of which the following is the summary:—Section A: Choat, 3 wins; Clevely, 3 wins; Frost 2 wins; Higgott, 4£ wins; James, ■> wins' Whitten, 1 3 wins; Rivers, 2 wins; Land, 2 wins. Higgott won the section outright. Section B: Chapman, 3 wins, Carter. 4 wins; Clavis, 3 wins: Cole, none; Craw-shaw, 3 wins; Sayers, 1 win. McCathie. 4 wins; Speight, 2 wins. Caiter and McCathie tied for the section, and in the play-off Carter beat McCathie, S—-... The final will be played between Higgott and Carter on Saturday. THOMSON SHIELD MATCH The following Carlton Club bowling teams will journey to Hamilton on Wednesday next to play against Hamilton tor the Thomson Shield: —Isaacs, Richie, Coltman, Clarke; Bates, J. Turner, Duffin, G Hosking: Frost, Thomson. Perry, Kilgour; Clarkson, Coutts, Ball, Truscott. J. B. DONALD CUP A match for the J. B. Donald Cup was nlaved on the West End Bowling Club s green yesterday afternoon, when MudgR van patched and Logan notched a win against Elliott, O'Leary, Morgan and Doull. The score was 23 to 14. COROMANDEL TRIP Under very pleasant conditions the four teams 'from Stanley who made the trip to Coromandel last Saturday had a very pleasant outing. Mr. Darroeh placed his launch at the disposal of the party and the run down was made in good time. Asesmblmg on the green Mr. Beveridge the president of the Coromandel Club welcomed very cordially thenfriends from Stanley, which meeting they all look forward to with much pleasure. The “ashes” were defended bv Stanley, but the Coromandel teams playing up to good form succeeded in beating Stanley by 7G points to 69.