CHAMPION PAIRS

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 925, 19 March 1930, Page 14

CHAMPION PAIRS

AUCKLAND CENTRE BOWLS THREE ROUNDS OVER Following? are additional results in the champion pairs tourney of the Auckland Bowlins Centre, commenced j yesterday: SECTION' A.—AT REMUERA. Second Round.—Linder, 20, v. Hill, IS; I Jenkin, 20, v. Lamb, 14; Duncan, 22, v. Henry. IS. Third Round.—.Tenkin. 21), v. Henry, 21; : Duncan, 27, v. Hill, 15; Linder, IS, v. Lamb, 2 5. Summary.—Jenkin, Duncan, 3 wins; j Linder, 2; Lamb, 1; Henry, Hill, 0. ! SECTION B.—AT REMUERA. Second Round.—Keith, 27, v. Moors, 10; ! Price. 25. v. Toy, 21; Mingins, 20, v. ; Carter. 21. Third Round.—Mingins, 20. v. Price, 12; Keith, 25. v. Carter, 16; Toy, 22. v. Moors. 14. Summary.—Mingins, Keith, 3 wins; Carter, Price, Toy, 1; Moors, 0. SECTION C.-AT PONSONBY. Second Round.—Sumner, 19, v. Higginbotham. 17; Clarke, 20, v. Pearce, 15; Ryan, 23, v. Ball. 15. Third Round.—Pearce, 24, v. Higginbotham, 14; Ball, ID, v. Sumner, 18; Ryan, 20. v. Clarke, 10. Summary.—Ryan, 3 wins; Ball, Pearce, 2; Clarke, Sumner, 1; Higginbotham, 0. SECTION D.-AT PONSONBY. Second Round. —Canton, 21, v. Hosking, IS; Harper, 24, v. Potter, 17; Dufhn, 21, v. Johnson, 14. Third Round. —Potter, 3 0, v. Johnson, 15; Canton, 21, v. Harper, 10; Hosking, 22, v. Baffin, 21. Summary.—Canton, 3 wins; Harper, Dutfin, 2; Hosking, Potter, 1; Johnson, 0. SECTION E.—AT ONEHUNGA. Second Round.—Gribble, 21. v. Turner, 15. Di< k, 25, v. Knox, 22; Wetherilt, 22, v. McLeod, 17. Third Round.—McLeod, 24, v. Knox. 22; Turner, 20, v. Dick, 16; Wetherilt, 19, v. * Iribble, 17. Summary.—Wetherilt, 3 wins; Dick, Turner, 2; McLeod, Gribble, 1; Knox, 3 losses. SECTION F.-AT ONEHUNGA. Second Round. —Turner, 29, v. Parsons, T; Preston, 20, v. Bremner, 18; Eagleton, 26. v. Bainbridge, 14. Third Round.—Eagleton, 23, v. Turner, 14; Parsons, 22, v. Bremner, 18; Bainbridge. 33, v. Preston, 13. Summary.—Eagleton, 3 wins; Parsons, C; Turner, Bremner, Bainbridge, Preston, SECTION G.—AT AUCKLAND. Second Round.—Dick, 21, v. Ritchie, 7; Matheson, 32, v. Hardley, 24; Wakerley, 22, v. Gatenby, 14. Third Round.—Hardley, 17, v. Dick, 14; Matheson, 23 ,v. Gatenby, 22; Ritchie, 22, v. Wakerley, 18. Summary.—Matheson, Wakerley, Rltjthie, 2 wins; Hardley, Dick, Gatenby, 1. SECTION H.—AT AUCKLAND. Second Round. —Loram, 22, v. Parker - Hill. 21; Maher, 21, v. Rankin, IS; Casey, 16, v. Bridges, 15. Third Round.—Casey, 20, v. Loram, IS; Hill. 23, v. Rankin, 17; Maher, 23, v. Bridges, 22. Summary.—Casey, 3 wins: Parker-Hill, Loram, Maher, 2; Rankin, Bridges, 0. SECTION I.—AT EPSOM. Second Round.—Hardley, 28, v. Myers, *!«; Clayton, 22. v. Carbines, 14; Eawnsley. 23, v. J. Thomas, 18. Third Round.—Myers, 23, v. Rawnsley, 3 8; Clayton, 27, v. Thomas, 22; Carbines, 3 7. v. Hardley, 13. Summary.—Clayton, 3 wins: Rawnsley, 21 Hardley, Thomas, Myers, Carbines, 1. SECTION J.—AT EPSOM. Second Round.—Richmond, 24. v. Chapman, 16; Clark, 23, v. Newton, 12; Adean, 30. v. Firth, 19. Third Round.—Adean, 22, v. Richmond, 21; Clark, 16, v. Chapman, 13; Newton, 30. v. Firth, 22. Summary.—Adean, Clark, 3 wins; Richmond, 2; Newton, 1; Chapman, Firth, 0. SECTION K.—AT WEST END. Second Round.—Tomlinson, 20. v. Denison, 3 6; Thompson, 19. v. Wooller, 6; De Launay, 24, v. Foote, 15. Third Round.—De Launay, 19, v. Wool-

ler, 17; Tomlinson, 24, v. Foote. 15; Denison, —, v. Thompson, 23. Summary.—Tomlinson. De Launay, 3 wins; Thompson, 2; Wooller, 1; Denison, Foote, 0. SECTION L.-AT WEST END. Second Round.—Vella, 25, v. Keys. 22; Russell, 27, v. Wright, 20; Parsons, 25, v. Buxton, 17. Third Jtound. —Wright. 16, v. Vella. 15; Buxton, 23, v. Keys, 14; Russell, 24, v. Parsons, 11. Summary.—Russell, 3 wins; Wright, Parsons, 2; Vella, Buxton, 1; Keys, 0. SECTION M.—AT HILLSBOROUGH. Third Round.—Hardie-Neil, 26, v. Gatland, 16; Perry, 26, v. Murray, 19; McMahon, 21, v. Burton, 16; McGill, 31, v. Young, 16. Hardie-Neil leads the section with three wins. PENNANT FINAL The Auckland Bowling Club has selected the following 14 rinks from which four rinks will be balloted for by tiie Auckland Centre to meet Helensvillc in the linal of the pennant competition on Saturday:—Treacy, Israel, Wilson, Walker; Newbegin, S. Coldicutt, Perrett, Parker; McDougall, Daniel, 11. R. Allan, Muston; Williams, Bourke, Neil, Osmond; Beaumont, Duncan, D. Campbell, Scantlebury; Carr, Ansell, Fletcher, Moir; Jury, Hinton, W. J. Campbell, Woolley; Probert, "White, Mason, Baxter; A. Smith, Dicketts, Aldred, Bailey; Matheson, Clarkson, G. J. Mackay, Steele; Dudley, C. Allan, Ure, Brackebush; "Wyatt, K. S. Macky, Dc.vidson, Gilles; Myers, Newell. Harvey, Fraser; Armitage, Maeket, Price, Lyell. CARLTON COMPETITIONS Following are the results of competitions conducted by the Carlton Bowling Club: Handicap Pairs. —McKay, Wetherilt, 16, v. Doyle, Robinson, 10; Broom, Chapman, 21, v. Dillicar, "Wrightson, 12; Cross, J. Hosking, 15. v. Buchanan, Turner, 11; McKay, Wetherilt, 17. v. Birkenhead, Ball, 12; Buchanan, Turner, 17, v. Dillicar, Wriglitson, 7; Lundon, Kelly, 27. v. Taylor, Snedclen, 14; Cross, J. Hosking, 20, v. A. Browne, Chapman, 16. Handicap Fours.—Garrard, Doyle, Taylor, Ritchie, 21, v. Duncan, Inglis. Wicksteed, Clarke, G; "White, Bell, Isaacs, Duflin, 16, v. "Whitaker, Sinclair, Bird, Carter, 14; A. Dickson, Birkenhead, Brittain. Ball, 17, v. White, Bell, Isaacs, Duflin, 10; Garrard, Doyle. Taylor, Ritchie, 20, v. A. Dickson. Birkenhead, Brittain, Ball, 12. President’s Handicap.—Clarke, 20, v. F. Robertson. 11; J. Robertson, 25, v. Frost, 9; McKay, 22. v. Whittaker. 14; Buchanan, 22, v. J. Turner, 9; McKay, 25, v. G. Taylor, 9; Carter, 27, v. J. Robertson, 15; Cross, 16, v. Brittain, 12; Buchanan, 22, v. Cross, 20. Senior Championship.—H. Clarke. 21, v. Gladding. 10; Gladding, 21, v. Halford, 11: Wishart, 25, v. Clarkson, 7; Jenkin, 21, v. Kilgour, S: Clarke. 21, v. Truscott, 9. Final: Clarke. 20, v. Jenkin, 14. Junior Championship.—lnglis, 21, v. Holland, 10; W. Turner, 22, v. Inglis, 8: Ramsay, 21, v. Bell, 19; Ramsay. 21, v. W. Turner, 19.