Pennant Bowling

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 923, 17 March 1930, Page 7

Pennant Bowling

HARD PLAY ON SATURDAY Club and Inter-Club Games AUCKLAND bowlers were kept busy on Saturday after- £\ noon, when tlie final round of the inter-club pennant competition was played. Greens were in excellent order ami the struggle was keen for honours. A number of club and inter-club games occupied a number of greens in addition to the pennant round.

The final round of the Auckland Bowling Centre's pennant competition, which was played on Saturday, produced two rather surprising results in that Carlton and Manurewa, the leading clubs in sections A and B respectively, met with reverses which bgve caused them to lose their positions. Helensville has ended in first place in section A and Auckland holds that position in section B. Prior to Saturday Carlton had a percentage of 66.87, but reverses against West End and Mount Albert have lowered its figures to 64.00. Carlton lost 6i games out of 12 against West End and 3 out of 8 against Mount Albert. Nevertheless Carlton, with a quota of i*o teams, has performed very consistently throughout the series, and it is & very creditable showing to finish in second place. Remuera, with a quota of 16 teams, is another club which has done well to average 60 per cent. Auckland, with 14 teams, has performed consistently throughout, its 10 wins on Saturday placing it in the leading position. The four losses were sustained at the hands of Grey Lynn «2) and Stanley (2). Auckland’s worst day was on the previous Saturday, when the club won Si games and lost jj. Manurewa lost both its matches to Hillsborough and goes down from first to third position. Manurewa needed to win only one game on Saturday to retain its lead. Ponsonby, with 12 teams, takes second place in section B. and ends with a percentage of 62.50. Last week Ponsonby had a percentage of 65.62, but its record of six wins and six losses on Saturday reduced its figures. Auckland and Helensville will now

Kelsall, Darroch. Rev. Harris. 17, v | Rackame, Newie, Brown, Wright, 15. PONSONBY V. DEVONPORT t Ponsonby: 1. Carbines, Sturges I Richardson. Parsons. 27. v. Frater. Cvov.-, • Goldsworthy, Ellisdon, 11; R. J. Carbines, Aitchison, Somervell, Kellv, 22, v. Markham, Fraer. Broughton, Melville, 15; (-aider, McCarthy, Matthews, Mclnnes, v. Morgan, Buchan, Bruce, Blackie, -•>. At Devonport: Devonport won two and lost one. PONSONBY V. ST. HELIERS r Pon ~no nby' ~ G allov.ay, Finch. Rolfo, i Roberts . Hunt. Philip, Norris 17; Waterworth. Johnson, Farrow , v \ P a t^ son . Holdsworth, Cahill, Brookfield 1<; Hunt, Colebrook, Conway B * st v - Campbell, Turname, ThompKnight 21. At St. Hellers: St. Heliers won two and lost one. EDENDALE V. HENDERSON x> A L E< Jenda le .—Purdy, C. Hill, A. Smith, R. Smith 11, v. Gillard, Schramm Melvsof’ MO ° r 27 ' At Henderson: Edendale ROCKY NOOK V. HENDERSON i Jsook - —Baxter, Edwards, Greville, Eagleton 12, v. Busi Laurie Canton, McLeod 27. At Henderson: Rockv Nook won. - MOUNT EDEN V. HELENSVILLE At Mount Eden.—Delamore, Rich, Cornes, J urner 16, v. Elliott, Day, Smith San din 20; Harland, Bree, Miller, Hendry 11’ V W^^ on ’ Rock * Coutts, McAllister 4. At Helensville won both games. MOUNT EDEN V. DOMINION ROAD. At Mount Eden.—Brown, Farren, Woolley, Sainsbury 26, v. Sissons, Wilson, Norgrove, Fisher 20; Turnbull, D. Fergusson,

AucKiana ana Helensville will now play off for the honours next Saturday. As Auckland has 14 teams these will be chosen and submitted to the Auckland Centre, which eliminates 10 by ballot, and leaves four to meet Heiensville's quota of four. The following tables show the percentages of the various teams in each section, club quotas being given in parentheses:— SECTION A

Pennant Games AUCKLAND V. GREY LYNN At Grey Lynn: Dadley, C. Allan, Hinton, Brackebush, 20, v. Wilde, Christian Cronin, Frerton, 18; Beaumont. Me- < ’t ea. G. J. Mackay, Price, 23, v. Mason, J. Preston, Moran, J. C. Preston, 14; Plummer, Racket, Pro. Osmond, 14, v. McDonald, Young. F. Moran, -Whittle, 22; .Turv. Clarkson, W. J. Campbell, l-i. Woollev, 20, v. Cox. Bleakley, Collins, Dick. is. At Auckland: Treacy, Israel, Wilson, Walker, 2 S', v. Pail, Knight, Reed, Ruck ley, 14; McDougall, Dicketts, Aldridge. Steele, 27. v. Prince, Laing, Reed, Caddv. 14; New begin, S. Coldicutt, Pcrfett. Parker, 27. v. Teague, Molloy, MacCull v. Curtis. 14; De Renzy, Daniel, Neil, Muston, IP. v. Emerali. Armstrong, Hall, Baildon, 25. AUCKLAND V. STANLEY At Auckland: Myers, Wyatt, 11. R. Allan, Lyell, 24. v. Baker, Kennedy, Fallon. Ogilvie, S; Carr, Ansell, Fletcher, Moir. 25. v. Reed, Lock, S. Reid, Cox, 23; Probert, White, Mason. Baxter, 20, v. Saintv, G. Reid, Hooker, Johnson, 10. At Stanley Bay: A. Smith. Newell. Harvey, Gillies, 23. v. Meller, Whitley, Wrigley, Smith, 12: Williams. Matheson, Duncan, Scantlebury, IS, v. Hutt, Chesney, Bray. McMaster, 24; Armitage, Bourke, D. Campbell, Davidson, 17. v. Clarke. Purser, Hall, Jones, 26. REMUERA V. ROCKY NOOK At Rocky Nook: Acheson, Mahon, Lawrence. Sheath, 26, v. Cullen, Mills, Lamb, Bouskill. 11; Whittaker. Millar, Patterson, Wooller. 17. v. Findlay, Stoddart, Chambers, Milner, 19; Uren, Clark, Spooner, Badeley. 17. v. Lewis, Matthews. J. C. Yeo. W. H. Tongue. 19; Brinton, Kenderdine, Norton, Macfarlane, 12, v. Oughton, Hudson, B. Smith, Williams, 20; Jackson, Hatch. McCallum, Graham, 22, v. Sadler, J. Jenkin, T. Jones,, Finch, 20 At Remuera: Brook, Scott, Long, Daniels, 25, v. Austin, Youd, Alder, Wakerley, 19; Moller. Smith, Somerfield, Mingins, 19, v. Beehre, Rutledge, Bain, Kayes. 16; Wake, Vickerman, W. Hill, Russell. 20, v. H. Turner, South, A. Farley. Pearce, 16: Evans, H. Fast, M. Short, Proctor. 23. v. J. Kayes, L. Kent, \\*. Lorain. W. Keatley, 30: Annandale, J. C. Kissling, Irvine. Amman, 17, v. Harrison, Mayhill, White, Roylance, 18. EDENDALE V. HALLYBURTON JOHNSTONE At Edendale: Addison. East,* Edmunds, r addison. 2 4. v. Clarke. Soloman, Phillips. Neilson. 15: Anderson, Brown, Cobb. James, 2S, v. Park, Allen. Storey. Dyson, 22. At Point Chevalier: Each club won a game. WEST END V. CARLTON At Yv'est End: G. Hardley, McKeown. R Scott. C. Hardley, 16, v. Inglis, AV. Cross, Elliott, J. Hosking, 22; Rhynes. Harris. Plummer, Brookes, 10, v. Abdallah, C. Mountain. Wetherilt. Martin, 19; Knox, Horsley, Whiteten, Wise, 13, v. White, Gavey, Rowe, Coltman. 25; L. Wilson, Haig, Adeane. Needham - o , v. G Casev. Buchanan. Coutts, Fookes, 22: Hardy. Wernham, 11. Andrew, Maher. '4. v. Duncan, Holford, .Kent. Clarke, -J; k'ams, R. Cox, Pierce, I. Clprke, -4, v Tchnston, Burns. Turner, Kilgonr, ’6. At Carlton: Brummel, Lovatt, Hopwood, Wynyard, 22. v. Bell, Constantine. Frost, Bird. 16; Cornwall, Faire. Worsfold. Cooke. 2S, v. Sawver, A. Pollard, Avery, Chapman. 7: Parkinson, Thomass, R. M. Scott, Taylor, 13, v. Fletcher, Linder, Hills. Josev, 23; Skinner, Price, Knaggs, Potter. IS. V J. Robertson, Lundon. Kelly. DurThi. IS; McNair. F. Clarke, Pelham, Rremner, 20, v. Feran, Barter, Casey, Gladding, 15 . W. Irwin. Gold water. Kirkham, Thomson, 30, v. Clayton, Pitt, Harford. Snedden, 5. AVONDALE V. ONEHUNGA At Avondale: Ansell, Willard, JPorritt, • '■oh us ton, 17, v. Hickman, Skinner, Hawordav, Macklow. 32: Nunns, Gibson. Myers, Sutherland, 19, v. Milne. Stokes, 'lien, Gafiantl. 24. At Onehunga: Cunningham. Gilbert, barrow. Taylor, 2 L v - J Goods, O’Neil, Mudie, Kenny, 13; Pringle.

Oatridge, C\ Baker 29, v. Davis, Wildish Bryden, Kelly 23; J. Smith, Cade, Joll. Elliott 23, v. Dunning, Winthrop, Rattray, Benmson 11; Sanders, Fernandez, Marshall, Walton 17, v. Clarke, Richardson, Nagle, Turnbull 30; T. Nairn, Murdoch, Furness, Bigelow 22, v. Fawver, Bloor, Buckle, Codd 28. At Mount Eden: Dominion Road won four and lost one. DOMINION ROAD V. GLEN EDEN Each club won a game. HOWICK V. ST. HELIERS SL Heliers won 1J games and Howiclt MANUREWA V. HILLSBOROUGH Hillsborough won both games. OTAHUHU V. GREY LYNN At Otahuhu. Crawford, Hickson. Rowell, Carson 19, v. Street, Stewart, Gibbon, Newton 17; Jones, Tavlor. Williams, Ferguson 22, v. Snell, Hutson, W. Young, Tye* 15. At Grey Lynn: Hawke, Buckley, Davidson, Liversidge, IT. V. Moss, Fearnley, J. Harper. Pearce 13. OTAHUHU V. NEW LYNN At Otahuhu.—Ogilvie, Sinclair, Bailev, Lippicott 30, v. , , Young. Witham 16; Cook, Goodwin, Everitt, Svkes 30. v. Matheson, White, Thompson, Wells 14. At New Lynn: Overton, Williams, M. Meese, B. Meese 13, v. McNarey, Doherty, Morton, S. Harper IS; Johnson, Whyte, Edgerley. Boag 27, v. Downey, Pinhey, Venables, Murdoch 21. PAPATOETOE V. RAWHITI At Papatoetoe.—Crawford, Walker. Wilson, Bayliss 23, v. Culpin, Martin. Watson, Murray 14; Ranum, Brown, Lucena, Bygrave 22, v. Jackson, Keller, Haslam, Chiplin 14; Young, Tregear, Bryant, Cowling 27. v. Rawhiti 9; Ritchie. Gubb, Watson, Rawnsley 15, v. Rawhiti 24. At Rawhiti: Vincent, Barter, Savin, McPherson 18, v. Booth, Waters, Tidmarsh, Willcox 23; Cameron, Schofield, Brown, Taylor 31. v. McCallum. Trimble, McLarnon, Hill 11. HILLSBOROUGH v. ELLERSLIE At Ellers lie.—Wombwell. Scarborough, Thomas, Wilkinson, 14, v. V. Bolton. Slye, Lynch, Somerfield, 16. At Hillsborough: Farland, Pearce, Ward. Williamson, 35, v. McDermott. Hill. Joll, Hay, 17. REMUERA v. WAITE MATA At Remuera.—Griffiths, Wright, Castle. Brav, 30. v. Robertson, Kerry, Hurley, McGill, 20: Davis, Baker, E. A. East,. Saxton. 27, v. De Ban nay, Currte. Blackledge, Johnson. 8;. Ridings, W. Bell. Newton, S. Kissling, 14, v. Drinnan, Rogers, Fraser, Torrence, 24. At Waitemata: Wallace, J. A. Ashton, Reid, Hill. 22, v. Stewart. Dent, Wilson, Burrows. 1G; Dempsey, Dransfield, Burcher, Young, 23, v. Swindail, Davidson, Blackwell, McPhail, 13; Bowles, Dixon. Gavey, Sanderson. 30, v. Simpson, Williamson, Hil- / am ’ CARLTON V. MOUNT ALBERT At Carlton. —Clifton, Foote, T. Mountain, Lambe, 24, v. Dimery, Bane, Gar- i lick, Blair, 20; Overy, Marshall, F. Robertson, G. Hosking, 23, v. Williams. Tomlinson, Oldham, Dawson, 17; Angove. | McXab, Laird, Ball, 16, v. Morris, Amoore, ! Cuthbert, Baildon, 17; Bates, Birkenhead. Wickstead, Truscott, 23, v. Smerdon. Longley, Bennett, Holdsworth, 17. At Mount* Albert: Wright, Stohr, Cook, Ferry, 30, v. Bang. Humphreys, I. Tomlinson, Rowe, 14; Garrard, McKay, Taylor, Ritchie, 35, v. Grix, Wallett, Muir. Clark, 7; Pollard, Stevens, Watson. Carter, 19, v. de Castro. Barton, Floyd. Sharp, 22; Trendale, Mitchell, Brittain. Wrightson, 19, v. Dyson, Mercer, Townley, Alleley, 29. TAKAPUNA v. DEVONPORT At Devonport.—Eade, Tasker, R. P. Smith, Mills, 20, v. Pitts, junr., Martinson. Trevithick, Gray, 17; Elliott, Weston, Wilkinson. Hooper. 19, v. Newman, Kay, Miller, Wall work, 14; Arrowsmith, Somerfield. Hunt, Hayden, 21. v. Spicer. Sinclair. Palmer, Jackson, 17: Stallard, Bisk, Veale Hanna, 17, v. Ching, MacLaren, McDonald. Cox. 21. At Takapuna: Walters, Henderson, Waterman. Matthews. 23, v. Richards. McCallum, Bartley, Mason, 13; Corfe. Robinson, Collins. Dunlop. 30. v. Barber, Connell. McLeod, Snoad, 10: Price. Dudding. Christey, Cutler, JS, v. Naylor, Andrew, King, Anderson, 26: Oborn, F. A. Smith, Bennet, Audley, 16, v. Atkin, George. Bennet, Morgan, 27. MOUNT ALBERT v, TE PAPAPA At Mount Albert.—Lonsdale, Gladding, Dimerv, Hawke. 31, v. Crichton, McGoran, E. Marks, T. Pilkington. 13; Bl\ the. Nyberg. Tomlinson. J. Tlliomas. 24 v. Dawson Thursby, Johnson, Moore, 23* At Te Parapa: Dickens, Duthie, Jenkins, Walker. 20, v. Sissons, Speight, Angus. Moon. 20: Pattison, Stewart, Maxwell, E. Thomas..- 21, v. Davenport Allcock. Watson. Thorpe, 2.. _ EPSOM v. ONEHUNGA At Onehunga.—Boag. Coutts. Tonkin, Macfarquhar. 23. v. Haszard, Duke. Bruce, .T. Wright, 16; Green. Mclntosh. Jones. Robertson, 24. v. Gribble, Sainsbury. Lewis. Bin key, 11: Kennedy. Whiteside. Schnackenberg, Bassett. 15, v. T. Wallace, Hayes, Lamb. Richmond. 22; Brown, Beere. George, Sutherland. 25. v. Yearburv, Montgomery, J. Harrison, W. Wallace,' 20. At Epsom: Lord. Davies. Harlock, Bindberg, IS. v. Penn. Gray, J Wallace. Moßeath. 21: Wellen. Pardington, Wigginton. T. George, 24, v. Parkinson. Parsons, Wvlie, Parsdns, IS; Yasey, Bell. A. GatJand. Sutherland, 41. v. Dowding. McGregor. Gladding, Boye, S; Watkinson, Ross, Lloyd. Vella. 24. v Ongley, R. Clark. Funnell, Grattan, 13 EPSOM v. ELLERSLIE At Ellerslie. —Wood, Scarborotigh. A. Thompson, W. Taylor, 24. v. McKenzie, Wriglit, Woodward. Maclow, 21; Hooper. Wvlie, Smith de Launay. 21. v. Wiegins. McKenzie. Crosher, Dickson, 26; Handley, Grant. A. Taylor, Tanner, IS, y. j Barlow, foppens. Low, S. Dickson. L. I \t Epsom: Johnson, E. Taylor, Blackwell. A. Jones. 20. v. Longeville. White. Tov Gallan. 22: Wilson. A. Lamb. MeI Dougall. Jenkin. 2S. v. Westbrook, Ganiev Hen rv. Walters, 10: Yearburv Brown. Ruston. Ramsay. 16. v. Arthur. McKelvie. Sykes, F. Wood. 26. HILLSBOROUGH v. MANUREWA \t Manurewa. —Buckley Gregory, Saintv Thintson, 20. v. Ne Id. Fawcett. Murrav Forbes.’ 16. At Hillsborough: t'lifTo. ' Pollard. Strintrer, Hollows. 22, v J White, Robertson, T rest, Fegier, -u.

Club Games REMUERA Ordinary Draw. —Thompson, Wills, Tudehope, 24, v. Tudehope, Turner. Edmiston, 14; Hudson, Hertslet, Lusher, Choyce, 23, v. Egerton, ’’Burnett. Byir.es, Cutfield, 23; Taylor, Farneborough, Styak, Rathbone, 25. v. Johnston. McCallum, Cotter, W bell, Wight. 17. v. Feldon, O'Leary, Reid, Brookes, 20; Tomlinson, Alexander, Gannaway. Burgess. 26. v. Fullerton, Richardson, Williams, Kissling, IS. MOUNT ALBERT Wood. Pool, Daniels, Henry, 21. v. Max* well, Rhodes, Harrison, Rev. Beck, 19; Rogers, Crowe, Boosey, Blamires, 29, v. Hall. Sheppard, Imerson, Francis, -S. MOUNT EDEN Ordinary Draw.—Smith, Hough, Moore, Herron, 25, v. Ovens, Deere, Crigliton. Reid, 25; H. Fergusson. Wagstaff. Fogarty, .Middleton, 25, v. Griffiths, Rendel. Kincoul, White, 9. WEST END

WEST END Irving, Wright, J. \V\ Hardlev, 27. v. Simpson. Rev. Mitchell, E. Darby, 13; G. Kirk. Tudehope, W. Kirk, 24, v. C. Cox, 1 W. Collins, Anderson, 14. PONSON BY Ordinary Draw.—Mulliner, Lve, Moore, I Baggett. 3S, v. Wainwright, Wilson, j Good, Fairs. IS. OTAHUHU Ordinary Draw. —Cameron, Sanderson. West, Trevena, 12, v. Markwick, Williams, Neild, C. B. Whitmore, 21: Ewen. Turner, R. B. Todd, 15, v. Parsons, G. E. Whitmore, May, 28. MANGERE Handicap Pairs.—R. Knight. Granger 2 1 . v. I>. Key. H-nwood. D; 'fair, Connor, 22, v. Wilb.ni, R. Prangley, 20. Championship Pairs.—Penman, Pricker. 15, v. Laslett, Studd, 31. Championship Singles.—Pranglev, 20. v. I Newson, 15; Richards, 24, v. Macaulav, ! 12; R. Prangley, 21, v. Granger. 11. j AUCKLAND Ordinary Draw.—S. Gray, C. R. Brown, Forder, Robertson 28, v. Robinson, Adams! i Battersby, C. Wyatt 14; Ross, McMurrav, Henry. Kempster 18, v. Lincoln, Messenger, Hardy, Paterson 16; A. S. Reid, Thompson, Mills, Wohlmann 20, v. A. F. McKay, Black, Forgie, Gardner IS. CARLTON Ordinary Draw.—Stewart, Holland, ! Fuge, Blair 26, v. McLaughlin, Sinclair, Williams, Miller 15; Hill, Ramsay. Dillicar 34, v. Thornes, Horrell, Somervell l); Sawyer, A. Pollard. Airey, Chapman 7, v. Cornwall, Faire, Worsfold, Cooke 27; Feran, Barter. Casey, Gladding 15, v. McNair, Clarke, Pelham. Bremner 20; Drav--1 ton, Pitt. Halford, Snedden 5, v. Irwin, i Goldwater, Perkins, Thomson 30. ROCKY NOOK

ROCKY NOOK Ordinary Draw.—Pearson. McConnell, Miller 16, v. C. H. Yeo, Cadwallader, Monteith IS. ONEHUNGA Ordinary Draw.—Farnsworth, Walsh, Earner, Marks 26, v. Keeling, Lord, Kirkwood, Munro 22; Foote, Richardson, L. Bray 20, v. Gibbons, Mann, Gill 18. WEST END I Ordinary Draw. —G. Kirk, Tudehope, W. i Kirk 24, v. C. Cox, W. Collins, Anderson 14; Simpson, Rev. Mr. Mitchell, K. Darby 13, v. Irving, Wright, J. W. Hardley 27. AVONDALE Ordinary Draw.—Craig. Bennett. Har- j rison, James 22, v. Weston, Clark, Beaton, | Drake 23. WAITEMATA Champion first-year players.—Copeland beat Smith. Champion singles semi-final: Burrows beat Blackwell; Lethbridge beat Johnston. Ordinary draw: Hunt, Johnson, Brookes, Elston 24, v. Chinnery, Bear, Hulse, Cadness 14; Jones, Browne 19, v. Flat-ell, Heath 13. Inter-Club Games AUCKLAND v. ELLERSLIE At Auckland.—Howard, Morton, Prime, Graham, 31, v. Woodcock, Ogle, Bracewell, Patterson, 13. At Ellerslie: Hampton, Coakley, Susman, McKinlay, 14, v. Coornbe, Cheek, Williams, Johnson, 24. AUCKLAND v. DOMINION ROAD At Auckland.—C. Coldicutt Winks, .Rawlinson, Barker, 16, v. Spelrs, Fleming, Hinkley, Tattersall, 25. At Dominion Road: George, Jaffrey, Commons, Hewitson, 25, v. Bathgate, Stevens, Watson, Lennard, 15. AUCKLAND v. GREY LYNN At Auckland. —James Carlaw, Michaels, John Carlatv, Nicholson, 18, v. Christy Haynes, Leyland, Fletcher, 20. At Grey Lynn, first-year players: Lenderyon, Jacobs, F. J. Smith, Binns, 19, v. Mansfield, Mair, Hutchinson, Gadd, 23. ONEHUNGA v. EPSOM ~r A t Onehunga.—J. Skinner, Ireland. Ford ham, 25, v. Peak, Cos fall, YV hitehouse, Beekraan, 16. GREY LYNN v. OTAHUHU At Grey Lynn.—MacGuire, Shaw, Everett, Person, 19, v. Searle, Bowen, Jenkin, ! Con non, 12. HILLSBOROUGH v. MANUREWA _ II At I . Hillsborough.—Shardlow. Monk, i • Clark, I res Lon, 26, v. Grev, Sidaway ! Smith, Osborne, 26. ‘ f WAITEMATA v. MOUNT ALBERT | _ First-year Players.—At Waitemata: Smith, Black ledge, Stilwell, Copeland, 8, Stevens, McKeiacli, JohnTE PAPAPA v. ST. HELIERS i „At Te PapapaE. Pilkington, Bond, Marks, R. G. Speight, 15, v. Myles, 1 Blomfield, XorgTuve, White, :jn. At St j Heliers, first-year players: Laking\ Bur- ! ton, Wilson, Williams, 22. v. Haslett, Morgan, Warren, Duthie, S 3. OTAHUHU v, NEW LYNN At Otahuhu. —Lawson, Franks, Thomason. Par ton, 26, v. Jeffries, Oborn, Cutler, Adams, 26. IN THE PROVINCE WIN FOR CAMBRIDGE In an inter-club match, Cambridge defeated Morrinsville in ;i six-rink contest by 157 points to S 3. The results were as follow, Morrinsville names being mentioned first:— Howe, Sing, Butler, O'Brien, 13, v. Perkins. Sands, Easter, S. Lewis, 31; Taylor, Skinner, Cameron Donald, 11, v. Linsley, Speight, Conder. Edwin James, 39; Woolley. Ferguson, Crowe, X. Howse, 7. v. J. Low, Woolley. D. Dow. Butler, 27- Sloanes Mallott, Donald. Cornish, 12. v. Nelson' I Harris, Zainey. Edgar James, 24; Sanders. Turner, Chapman, Branch, 23, v. : I Loyce, Nicoll. McCathie, Mclvor 17; ! ! Bodmin, Welch, Meharr.v, Ynrdlev. 19 v. 1 I Halliday, Mumi, Lundon, Pearce. 19. j HAMILTON EAST TOURNEY ■ A one-dav bowling tournament was ! i played under the auspices of the Hamil- j ■ ton East Club on Saturday in fine ! , weather. There were 16 rinks engaged, j i The results were:— I First Round.—Phillips. Stitch bur v, Rabone, Wheeler (Frankton). 11. v. Hislop. Gray, (G. Speight, Salter (Auckland), S; Childs, Mathieson, J. Prickett, Crawshaw (Frankton), 10, v. McLeod, Alker. McFarlane. Morris (Glen Massev), 10: Aitkeii, Land. Andrews, Chapman (Hamilton), 15, v. Allen, Brookes, Lethbridge, Fraser (Auckland). 13; Wallis, Carter, H. Prickett. G. Lymburn (Hamilton East), 14, v. Clague, Currie, Keenan, Handley (Whitiora). 6; Cooper. Gibson, Wallis, Dix (Cambridge). 13. v. White, Ward, Fraser. Bagiev (Claudelands) 7; Ferich, Tapp, Hinsdale, Julian (Te Kuiti), 15, v. Mills, Cornes, Connew, Giraud (Glen Massey), 7; Barrell. H. Coombes, Frost. Baker (Frankton). 15. v. Meadows, Hall, Leonard. Spiers (Himtly). 12; Robertson, Warren. Faville. Webster (Hamilton EastL 16. v. Hill, Brookes, No as. S. James < Public Works). 14. Second Round.—Chapman. 17. v. Wheeler. 9; Giraud, 20. v. Faville, 3; Baker. IS, v. Bagiev, 9; Dix. 23. v. Spiers, 11; Fraser, 14. v. Salter, 12; Crawshaw. 20, v. Handley, 16; Morris, 15, v. Lmyburn. 11; Julian, 15, v. James, 5. Third Round.—Handley. 21, v. Fraser, 12; James, 16. v. Spiers. 10; Dix. 13. v. Julian, 9; Bagiev, 25. v. Giraud, 2; Crawshaw. 22. v. Salter, 6: Baker. 13. v. Webster. 6; Chapman, 14, v. Lymburn. 9: Morris. 9, v. Wheeler. 7. Four til Round. —Spiers, 22. v. Webster, 4; Wheeler, 19. v. Crawshaw, 13; Chapman. 14. v. Handley, 6: Morris, 10, v. | Salter. 9: Lymburn. 19. v. Fraser. S: ! Giraud. 13. v. Dix.. 8; Bagley. 31. v. ; Julian, 6: Janies, 11. v. Baker, 11. ! Chapman, with four wins and no losses. , 1 won section B. and Baker, with wins | 1 and no losses, headed section A. In the final. Barrell. Coombes. Frost, j F. Baker (Frankton) defeated Aitken. j Land. Andrews. Chapman (Hamilton), by j 17 to 16 on the last head.

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W. R. PercentHelensville (4) .. . 4 Carlton (20)... . ioi !'i 64.00 Remuera (1(>) .. . 10 0 West End (12) .. . Gi Si 3 Papatoetoe (8) .. . 32.5* Mount Albert (12) «i 50.00 Waitemata (6) 1 48.33 Edendale (6) 4 45.00 Flo 2k y Nook (12) . H 6 43.33 .Mount Eden (14) . 4 10 42.85 Te Papapa (4) . . . H 2* 42.50 Rawhiti (8) .. 42.50 Dominion Road (12 T 40.83 Henderson (4) . . . 40.00 (lien Eden (2) . . 1 1 40.00 Halylburton - Johnstone (4) .... 1 3 25.00 SECTION B W. E. Percentage. Auckland (14) . . . 10 4 64.28 Ponsonby (12) . . . 6 G G2.50 Manurewa (2> .. . 0 Hillsborough (4) . 57.50 St. Hellers (8) . . . 4 a Onehunga (12) Takapuna (S) .. . Epsom (14) He von port (14) EUersIie (S) .. . 41.2a New Lynn (4) .. . i i 32.50 Avondale (4) . . . Howick (2) 5