BOWLING

Waikato Times, Volume 124, Issue 20741, 27 February 1939, Page 12

BOWLING

GAMES IN HAMILTON GREENS IN GOOD ORDER PLAY DURING WEEK-END The bowling greens in Hamilton were in good order on Saturday and, with ideal weather prevailing, a good day's sport was enjoyed. The Hamilton Club's greens were engaged with a one-day tourney and club competitions and ordinary draw games were played by other clubs. ONE-DAY TOURNEY HAMILTON CLUB’S FIXTURE WIN FOR CALLAGHAN’S TEAM A high standard of bowling was the order on the Hamilton Club’s greens on Saturday when a one-day rinks tourney was held. Entries were received from 24 teams from many parts of the South Auckland Bowling Centre and the greens were in good order. At the close of the five rounds Rosenfeldt (Te Aroha), Swain Hamilton), Freeman (Cambridge) and Callaghan (Te Aroha) were level with four wins each and had to play off to decide the winner. Callaghan went through the semi-final and final to gain the honours of the day. Following arc Hie results: — First round: J. Richards, IJulme, Wallis, Freeman (Cambridge) 15 v. Field, Perrow, Cochrane, Sole (Ohaupo) 6; Billing, Corder, Adamson, Gordon (Thames) 13 v. Grigg, Coutts, Robinson, Anchor (Hamilton; 3; Crawshaw, Crowhurst, Hawken, Pilkington (Hamilton) 17 v. King, Andrews, Plummer, Pile (Hamilton) 10, Palmer, Parr, Cameron, Conder (Hamilton) 8 v. Callaghan, Powell, Brackenridge, Callaghan (Te Aroha) 0; Matuschka, Boyes, Griffiths, Graham Hamilton) 12 v. Butler, Sing, Cornish, Donald (Morrinsville) 6; Ferguson, Nicolas, J. Clarke, Lambie Hamilton) 11 v. Frost, Lambeth. Taylor, Mic'hell (Whitiora) 8; 11 Wood. Hooker. White, Lewis ..Cambridge) 10 v. Kinnis, Lovell, Osborne. Aitken (Hamilton; 10; Wilson. Walker, Lymburn, Yeaman (Hamiltonj 13 v. Lendrum, White. Fraser. W. Y. Chegwidden (Claudelands -5; Amyes, Tod, Lundon, James Cambridge) 12 v. Sullivan, Conradi. Lock Morgan (Hamilton) 7; A. Lomas. Fleming, Twentyman, Delamore Thames) 12 v. Clow, Willis. McFarlane, Halliday (Cambridge) 0: Ga 1 - lagher, H. Morris, sen.. H. Morris. Swain 'Hamilton; 10 v. Heyworth. Old. Gracie, Parkhouse (Hamilton) 6; Austin. Stuck, Barnes. Rosenfeldt Te. Aroha; 11 v. Alker, Booth, Hawkins, Morris Whitiora) 0. round: Gamble 14 v. YeamaiCornish 13 v. Freeman 8;

Halliday 12 v. Rosenfeldt 10; James 14 v. Lambie 10; Swain 7 v. Sole 5; Pile 10 v. Taylor 5; Parkhouse 15 v. Anchor 11; Graham 18 v. Morgan 11; Chegwidden 11 v. Delamore 8; Morris 12 y. Aitken 5; Callaghan 23 v. Pilkington 10; Gordon .12 v. Dix 7. Third round: RosenfeldL 10 v. Chegwidden 6; James 11 v. Pile 11; Callaghan 16 v. Taylor 6; Gordon 14 v. Morris 3; Lambie 12 v. Graham 10; Yeaman 13 v. Pillv,ington 9; Anchor 15 v. Sole 4; Halliday 9 v. Aitken 8; Truman 13 v. Morgan 6; Cornish 16 v. Swain 5; Dix It v. Parkhouse 10; Delamore 9 v. Gamble 7. Fourth Round: Anchor 10 v. Donald 7; Freeman 13 v. Lambie 4; Chegwidden 22 v. Aitken 4; Gordon 10 v. Halliday 10: Pilkington 11 v. Delamore 10; Swain 14 v. Morgan 9; Morris 21 v. Parkhouse 8; Dix J 8 v. Sole 6; Rosenfeldt 12 v. Gamble 5; Graham 10 v. Pile 5; Callaghan 19 v. James 4; Yeaman 11 v. Taylor 11. Fifth Round: Gamble 14 v. Aitken 8; Taylor 10 v. Delamore 7; Callaghan 24 v. Graham 8; Chegwidden 13 v. Gordon 4; Freeman 15 v. Pile 8; Halliday JO v. Parkhouse 9: Swain 9 v. Lambie 3: Morris 15 v. Sole 9; Morgan 9 v. Anchor 3; Dix 24 v. Cornish 14; Yeaman 12 v. James 9; Rosenfeldt 18 v. Pilkington 5. Semi-final: Rosenfeldt 6 v. Freeman 3; Callaghan 6 v. Swain 2. Final: Callaghan 7 v. Rosenfeldt 5. Ordinary Draw: Wheeler, Alderwick, Yarney, Freeman 20 v. Coombes, Leak, Svenson, Clark 16; Hall, Heywood, Atkins, Masters 23 v. Newby, Gilliand, Henderson, S. L. Paterson 16. CLAUDELANDS GAMES SHIELDS CHANGE HANDS Matches for the pairs and rinks shields and l'or the Matthews Ferns were the main attractions on the Claudelands Club's greens on Saturday, when the greens were in good order. Following are tire results of the day's games:— Pairs Shield: Challengers, Frankton Exelby, Judge 24 v. holders, Claudelands Joyce, Clevcly) 20. Rinks Shield: Challengers, Cambridge (McNatty, Edwards, Finch, James) 20 v. holders, Claudelands ' Henry, Thorpe, Webber, Shirley) 18. Matthews Ferns: Holders Mcßae, Blacklock, Marshall, Sayers 23 v. challengers . Hallett, Nicklin, Henderson. Millington 23 . Ordinary draw: Seabrook. McGregor. Hargreaves, Prescott 17 v. Newland, G. Moore, O'Connor, Howe 15; Gudex. Hunter, McMullin, Paterson 19 v. Dann, Hammond, Cubis, Snell 16; Ballard, Kingston. F. Mead, Stubbs IS v. Wills, Lamprell, Hamilton, Speight 17: McGowan, L. Mead, F. Moore, Curling 26 v. Tliorburn, Stewart. Mann. J. Carter 22; Kenyon, •Muir, A. J. White, Gore 16 v. Burgoyim. Godfrey. Robson, Cobb 16; Yedder, Kirk. Fisher, Bollen 20 v. Going, Church, Robinson, Wilkinson 1 i; Uren, Knapp, May. Egan 23 v. Tyler, Paton, Marnane, Goodwin 20. WHITIORA CLUB RESULTS OF SATURDAY'S PLAY One game for the Mason Stars and matches occupied the

aftention of bowlers on the Whitiora Club’s jgreens on Saturday, The results were as follows: Mason Stars: Norman, Alker, T. B. Booth, Clioat 20 v. Coates, A. Smith. J. Nelson, Street 18. Ordinary Draw: Waite, Woodhall, W. Smith, Dittos 2 5 v. Jenkin, McLauchlan, N. It. Ibbotson, Watkins 22: ißoseman, Currie. Woods, Cole 19 v. Isaac. Boneham, Brown. A. P. Nelson 18: Gluckman, Gerrand. Pauli 23 v. Truman. Whellan. Davey 15; Dempster, Hedgcock. Downes 23 v. Meltzer. Jonathan, Elliott 19. Whitiora -ingles chain!, uiship final’ J. Morris 2 3 v. Rowe 14.