TARANAKI BOWLERS

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 918, 11 March 1930, Page 7

TARANAKI BOWLERS

MATCHES IN AUCKLAND HONOURS DIVIDED The Taranaki bowlers commenced 'heir tour in Auckland yesterday, plavi ing matches at the Carlton, * Mount Albert. Dominion Road. Epsom, Papa- ; uetoe and Henderson greens. The visitors won three of the- six matches j played. Following are the results: of j l he various gaffies, names of Taranaki I ij.ayers being given first in each case: I Taranaki v. Dominion Hoad.—At Do- ! minion Hoad: Coleman, Gaustar, Ford, i l Ml * l » J o ’ v - Robertson, G. Clark. Campbell, Truman, 15; Sister, Sampson. Rowe, ffarrison, 21. v. Carron, Hoppy, Sayers, Goldsmith, 15; "Wills, Dempsey, Dingle, Abbott, 24, v. Guthrie. Gunning, Codd, Kelly. 14. Totals; Taranaki. 76; Dominion Road, 44. Against Carlton.—At Carlton: Fake, I-ookes, Tomlin. Bartlett, 13, v. Angove . C. Mountain, Coutts, Coltman. 19; Inch, Johnson, Hotter. Higgs, 19, v. Trendall, Barter, Foote, Wrightson, IS; Hamblvn, Gower, Masey, Corkill, 13, v. Overv Cates. Eiliott. Casey, 26; Cook, Best’ Hawkins. Petty. 21, v. Halford, Mitchell. Dillicar, Wishart. 17. Totals; Taranaki. 66; Carlton, SO. Against Mount Albert: Shaw, Booten, Horton, Lobb, 26, v. Whitmore, De Castro. Bang, Hawke, 15: Arthur, Betts. Surcombe, Smart, IS, v. Crowe, Pickins, Moore, F. Thomas, 22; Gunson, Mav, Pavitt, Christoffel, 13, v. Stevens, Boae. Blair. J. Thomas, 22. Totals; Taranaki, £><; Mount Albert, 59. Against Henderson.—Coleman, Foden, Ford, Hill, 20, v. Laurie, Carter, Pook. McLeod, 9; Cook, Sampson, Hawkins. Petty, 27, v. IV or croft, J. Rowe, Moors, Canton, 19; Inch, Johnson, Hotter, Higgs. 21. v. Constable, Wilson, Coutts, McAlister. 17. Totals: Taranaki. 74; Henderson, 45. Against Papatoetoe.—At Papatoetoe: Lister. Best, Rowe, Harrison, 18, v. Lucena, D’Ath. W. Watson. Mclvor. 17; Wills, Booten, Horton, Lobb, 30, v. Cutforth, Rawpsell. Knight, 11; Fake, Fookes, Tomlins. Bartlett, 19, v. Watson, A.ettl ingham. Smytheman, Hill, 21. Totals: Taranaki, 67: Papatoetoe, 49. Against Epsom.—At Epsom: Arthur, Hitts, Suscombe, Smart, 18, v. Harri- i son, Lamb, Lewis, Jenkin, 24; Hamblyn, Gower, Money, Corkill, 26, v. Brice, Purnell, Burton, Blakey, 20; Shaw, Dempsey, Dingle, Abbott, 17, v. Neale, Wylie, Boyne, de Launay. 19; Gunson, Mav Pavitt, Christofell, 11, v. A. G. Clark! Parsons, Wright, Turner. 28. Totals: Taranaki, 72; Epsom, 91. CANADIAN BOWLERS The Canadian bowlers who arrived ill Auckland yesterday, en route from Sydney to Vancouver, played a series of matches at the Auckland Bowling Club’s greens in the afternoon. Results (Canadian names being mentiioned first): Johns, Sutherland, Gunn, Dr. Krupp, j 9, v. Armitage, Coldicutt, Perrett, A. J. Parker, 23; Gourley, Navlor, Mclntyre Ll. Gray, 13, v. Howard, Newell, Hewitson, L. Keys, 27; Hunter, Patterson, Burnett, Hanna, 17, v. Newbegin, Commons, G. J. Mackay, G. B. Osmond, 32; Cooper, >loore, Killin, 11. Westoboy, 18, v. Scott, Short, E. E. Daniels (Reinuera), ••0; Day, Flaifpe, Foulds, White, 17, v. A. Davis, G. H. Kissling, Newton, M. McCallum (Remuera), 28. Totals: Auckland, 140; Canada, 84. DOMINION ROAD CLUB The following are the results of the fifth round of two club competitions, conducted by the Dominion Road Bowling Club. Championship singles.— Ramsey beat S. E. Chappell; Norgrove beat Layland; E. E. Roberts beat W. Wilson; Truman beat Newton; Kelly beat Clews; Denison a bye. In this competition, Messrs. Denison and Ramsey still have two lives, while the remaining players are one lifers. Handicap pairs.—Rattray and Denison beat Donald and Barber; Fer-gu-sson and Kelly beat Guthrie and Sayers; Percy and Winks beat A. R. Davis and Gunning; Winthrop and Codd beat Scott and W. H. Clarke; Blair and Bush beat Yeoman and Brvden; Sessions and R. H. Fisher beat Huston and Newton. Messrs. Rattray and Denison are the only pair with two lives in this competition.

CADNESS CUP The final of the second annual tournament for the Cadness Cup, which is at present held by the Devonport Club, takes place on the Waitemata Bowling Club’s green at Northcote tomorrow'. The cup, which was presented by Mr. H. Cadness, president of the Waitemata Club, is for. a series of competitions among the four North Shore clubs. Two rinks are engaged from each club, and play three games each in all-day tournaments on each of the four clubs’ greens in turn. The highest aggregate score for the 12" games determines the winning club, which holds the cup until next season. The position of the various clubs is at present: Devonport, first round, 140 points; second round, 147; third round, 132 —total, 419; Takapuna, 121, 142, 129—392; Waitemr ‘a, 122,91, 100—322; Stanley, 107, 97, 117 -321. » MANGERE CLUB TOURNEY The final of the full rink tournament, held by the Mangere Bowling Club, was played yesterday, and resulted in an easy win for the Remuera quartet. Details of play are:—Smith, McFarlane, Russell, Sheath (Remuera), 23, v. Williams, Dicketts, Aldred, Moss (Auckland), 7. ROCKY NOOK CLUB The following will represent the Rocky Nook Club v. Taranaki on Thursday at 9 a.m.—Cadwallader, J. Pearce, W. Lorani, W. U. Tongue, Laing, J. Jenkin, Randall, W. H. Jenkin, Oughton, Turner, Eagleton, J. Bouskill. OPOTIKI CLUB From Our Own Correspondent OPOTIKI, Today. Following are the results of the third round in the singles tournament for the president’s trophy, played at the Opotiki Bowling Club’s greens: Pattle, 20, v. Chambers, 15; Scott, 16. v. D. Morris, 17; Braae, 13. v. C. Gordon, 19. The first round of Mr. J. O’Sullivan’s trophy has resulted: Chapman, Reeves, Reece, Short, 27, v. C. Morris, Wilson, Bridger, Chambers, 17; Candy, Moody Braae Dawson 21, v. Stuart, Burton, Hathaway, Burrett, 29; W. J. Scott, Wilson, Scott, Stephenson. Pattle, 26, v. Jessop, Arrowsmith, Alain, Gordon, 19; Skuse, Gardiner, ManselF O’Sullivan 24, v. D. Morris, Rowland, Fleming, Tabb, 16. In the Arthur Memorial Cup competition, on the citizens’ greens, W. Stevens defeated J. Smith, 19 —14, Battle, 19 —13. TAUMARUNUI V. TAIHAPE From Our Own Correspondent TAUMARUNUI, Today. Taumarunui and Taihape bowlers clashed at the Taumarunui greens over the week-end, the Rimu Cup and the Thompson Banner being the trophies in dispute. For the cup, Taumarunui won two games out of three, with 70 points against the visitors’ 58. Mr. O’Callaghan, of the Taihape team, handed the Rimu Cup to Taumarunui. Mr. G. E. Manson receiving it on behalf oi. the local club. Taumarunui regis-

tered its fourth win for the Thompson banner, and as there are only two more matches to play, it would appear as if the club will hold the trophy for the ensuing year. MATCHES AT WAIUKU from Our Otrrt Correspondent WAIUKU, Today. Progressive pairs were played on the ainku green on Saturday afternoon, when four games of seven heads were played. The winning skip was Edilv, with four wins. Greenhead and H. M. Kurriball being the runners-up with three wins and one loss. The prize for the lead was won by Honey with four wins. McXaughten, Waters. Millington. Barker, S. X. West and Gil! securing two wins, two losses. Both the winners donated the prizes rurcl* ClUb t 0 S ° toward the cost of WAIHI MATCH From Our Own Correspondtn t WAIHI, Monday. An in tor-club match between the taeroa and Waihi Bowling Clubs was played in Waihi on Saturday afternoon and resulted in a draw with 133 points each. Results are as follow. Paeroa rinks being mentioned first: W. Smith, Carter, Brocket, Silcock I ts.), 23 ,v. Taylor. Stamp. McPherson. McDermott ts.), 29; Dolan, Lowry, Ellis. G. H. Taylor (s.), 27, v! Thompson, Burnett. Dunstan Farreli (s.), 10; McClinchy. Dale. D. Chamberlain. Surrey (s.), 16. v. Boswell, Corntliwaite. Speak, Lorimer (s.), 22; Masters, Pye, Hollis, T. L. Williams (s.), 23, v. Langer, Roberts, Dare, Landy (s.). 25; Vowles, Forrest, Bowman, Metham (s. > 22, v. Brown. Hutchison, Brady’, Pauli ts.). 22: Weadon, Barclay', Moreland, W. Chamberlain (s.), 22, v. McCormick, Wilson, Mullins, McGonagle (s.), 25.