BOWLING

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 987, 2 June 1930, Page 9

BOWLING

SATURDAY’S GAMES CLUB AND INTER-CLUB Auckland bowlers were engaged i;i club and inter-club games on city unci l suburban bowling greens on Saturday. The greens were in good condition and many close and interesting contests resulted. Following are the results of club bowling games: HILLSBOROUGH Ordinary Draw. —Monk, dark, Thonn 1 son -C. v. Shepherd. Goldsmith. Pollan . 25: Thorpe. Scarborough. 21. v. San>c. •27. v. Wilkinson 19- Buckle. *25. v. Sea: borough. 17. VICTORIA Handicap Singles. Final. —Nnysmi'h I*3, v. Lloyd. 22- Junior singles: Cokmun. 26 v. Andrews. 19. CAMBRIDGE Allen. O'Toole. Harris, Mum. 29, G. 17. Cark. Jame.>. Hultoe. Speight, 12 r’liairn, Linsley. McCathie. 19. \. Rodger Cooper. Easter. 13. First year chat pionship: Wooldrigc. 22, D. Bourke. ti ONEHUNGA V ice-president's Fours, Final.— Maim, O’Neill, K. Gatland. G. Jones. 2a. Milnes, Higgens. Lindburg, Allen, 27 Silver roosters: Moore. Ford ham, MUnr< A. Gatland. 24. v. Gill, Keeling, Tonkin, Kenny, 17. Gatland Buttons: Grac Farrar. Well ham. Marks, 22. v. Evans. Bray. I. J. Sutherland, Neale, 17. Ordiua~> draw: C. Skinner, Richardson, Kir wood. 29, v. Me Mas ter. Grey Rost. 19 ELLERSLIE Ordinary Draw.—William. Johnson, Westbrook. 19, v. Dalton, Atxnlcy. Gollar. 10; Wait, Macklow. Somer field. 21, \. Woodlock, Coppins, Joll. 32. Lang Fern. Holders, Hardwtcke, Arthur, tvatsor Hay, 38. v. challengers, G. Wood. A. Hill. Low. F. Wood. 28. McKihnr / Star: Holders, Longville. Lynch, 20, *. challengers. W. R. Mill. J. White, 12

INTER CLUB GAMES Following are the results of iutcrclub games: Auckland v. Nomads.—At Auckland: -Mason, McKinlay, Lyell, Baxter, 23, Brown, C. Hill, Bell, H. K. Clayton, V . -McMillan, He wit son, Millar, Osmond, 23. v. Whitehouse, Edgerley, A. Hill. Hankin. • 13; Roseveart, Gribble, G. J. MacKa:Brackebush, 21. v. Donnell, Hendry, Fai: - brother, Harrison, 31; Binns, Kempetoi. R. D. Gray, Steele. 24. v. Parkinson, Da: low, Tomlinson, Maher 14; Armltftgc Battersby, Gilles, t're, 28, v. Poole, Maxwell, Muir. Allely, S: Israel Inglis, Matheson, Neil, 21, v. Cave, Rintoul. Miller. R Robertson. 16; McDougall, Backet, C Allen, Amtman, 26, v. W. White, Picker.-. .7. W. Hardley, Bouskill, 38; Lendcrvou. McCrea, Barker, Fletcher, 27, v. Stuob.-. Susman. Yeo, Roy lance, 18; Beckman. Duncan, Woolley. Must on, 25, v. Tayloi Aloffatt, \V. Hardley, J. S. Fletcher, 34. Auckland v. Hillsborough.—At Hillborough: Williams, Perrett, Campbell, . Scantlebury, 21, v. Far land, Gregor;, Stringer, Sainty. Onehunga v. Ellerslie.—Jordan Pin.CBeere. H. Bray. Foote. A. Brown. 24. v. Ogle, Ryan, McDermott, J. J. Toy, IS. Onehunga v. West End.—Edwin Jstar.-»: Harlock. R. Sutherland, Flowerdky, Rob- ; ertson, 15, v. Brooks. Horsley, C. E. Hardley, I. Clark. 25. Onehunga v. Mount Eden.—Kenned;., S. Brown, C. Brown, Wigglngton. 19, v. Dais ley, Burke, Gatenby, Trayes, 23. Onehunga v. Mount Albert. — Farnsworth .7. Robb. Vella, Wright, 16, v. Willett, Bromley, Walker, G. ClArk, 17. PAPAKURA CLUB from Our Otcu Correspondent* PAPAKURA. Saturday. The annual meeting of the Papakma. Bowling Club was held last night. The president. Mr. S. D. Rice, presided ore** u. good attendance. The sccretarj'*'report showed an increase last season .of 13 members, the membership last season being 50. The club finished the season with a debit balance of £1 Id. after starting with a debit balance of JL3 6 from last year. It was reported that the Easter tournament had proved a great success. The following officers were electee Patron, Mr. E. D. McLennan; president, Mr. S. D. Rice (re-elected): vicepresidents, Messrs. G. Goddard and A. G. Smith: secretary, Mr. L. Thon.- . ton: assistant-secretary. Mr. IT. Mog ford; treasurer. Mr. L. Thornton' committee. Messrs. H. G. McEfltee, K. Lou rid, A. Hammond, T. Dickey, and T. G. Smith; auditor. Mr. H. Mogford: green superintendent, Mr. I*. Hunt. The position of sole selector was left to the executive to deal with The president presented the Paton i gold medal to Mr. T. (4. Smith, and also the pairs championship trophy to Mr. G. Goddard, one of the winners. VICTORIA CLUB The following will represent the* Victoria Bowling Club against the Mental Hospital team tomorrow a: :! p.m.: Shirley. Brown, Hudson. Rccrt. Hewson, Lee. Allan, Benfell, Simms. Andrews. ________