BOWLING

Waikato Times, Volume 128, Issue 21366, 10 March 1941, Page 9

BOWLING

SATURDAY’S EVENTS TOURNEY AT WHITIORA FIVE TEAMS TIE | , Despite the showery weather 16 team® took part in the Whitiora Bowling Club's [ full-rink tournament on Saturday. At I the end or live rounds five rinks had each won four games. Concluding games:— Fourth round.—Cann Ja, v. Pratt 8; Powell 12, v. Morris 9: Choat 12, v. 1 Wycherley 9; Fraser 14. v. Johnson 12; Davis 15, v. Booth 9; Sinitn 15, v. Jonathan 3;' Hawkins 12, v. Irvine 11; Cole 13, v. Nelson 5. Fifth round.—Wycherley 12, v. Cole 8; ; Cann 9, v. Irvine 9; Clioat 13, v. Davis 4: Morris 16. v. Johnson 8; Nelson 14, v. j Jonathan 10; Fraser 13, v. Hawkins 8; Smith 11, v. Powell, 9; Pratt 9, v. Booth I*-. summary.—Tne principal winners were: Powell, Fraser, Hawkins, Wycherley, Choat, | 4 wins each; Campbell, Smith, Morris, each 3 wins; Irvine 24 wins. In post-section play Wycherley beat Hawkins, 5—4. and Fraser beat Powell 0 —3. Then Choat, who had the bye, beat Wycherley 9—6, and in tbe final Choat beat Fraser. SOUTH AUCKLAND CENTRE CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS SINGLES The South Auckland Centre’s champion lor champions singles competition mjis completed, so far as group play was concerned, on Saturday, wnen 11. Morris (Frank ton; 27, defeated E. Coe (Hamilton East), 14; Raglan and Leamington representatives defaulted; A W. Webber (Claudelands) 18, defeated N. McKarlanc (Cambridge), 14, and N. Robinson (Hamilton), 18, defeated G. Burton (Whitiora), 16 on the 22nd head. Webber, 21, defeated Robinson 15. WHITIORA CLUB CHAMPION PAIRS SHIELD A match for the Champion Pairs Shield was played at tbe Whitiora green on Saturday, and me home team, Downes and Ibbotson, beat Bridges and Wbineray (Frankton), 21—19. Ordinary draw games resulted.—Frew, Isaacs, Redfern, Norman 21, v. Bonham, Taylor, Gerrand, Gittos 19; Meltzer, Grylls, Towers, House 17, v. Bergerson, Barker, Hedgcock, Pauli 16. CLAUDELANDS CLUB On the Claudelands bowling green on Saturday, ordinary games were played as follows: Hardley, Dyanock, Huse, Fruish 31. v. McEwan, J. R. Fow, snell, Peterson 21; Going, Lamprell, Henry, Marshall 18, v. Burgoyne, lilackinore, Fisher, McCullough 16; Kenyon, Godfrey. Mead, Carter 21, v. Chapman, Gudex, Kingston, Shirley 16; Lowe, Pui’die, Thorpe, Wilkinson 31, v. Uren, Bones, Howe, Millington 22; Blacklock. Turner, Butt 18, v. enurch, Seabrook, Robinson 15; Adam, F. Moore, O’Connor 25, G. Moore, Cubis, Robson 23; Lye, Aldridge, Paterson 29, v. McKinnon, Roach, White. Gore 26; McGowan, Boardinan, Cobb 20, v. Brown, Tombs, Sayers 14. HAMILTON EAST CLUB Buttons.— y. Kelly alid Whitehead beat Hamilton and Lomas. Wednesday Pairs.—Cox and Fox lost to Chapman and Hirst, McKenna and P. Kelly lost to Butler and Handley. A rink tournament of five rounds on 8 aturday resulted In a win for Sooper, Clogue and Kelly, Nvith 5J wins. Handicap Singles.—Coe beat Wills, Lomas lost to Kei'by. Ordinary Draw.—bullock, Norton, Hamilton and Coombes beat Morgan, Stevens, Clogue and Karton, McKenna, McKenzie, Butler and Kelly lost to Johnson, Davison. Baiimberg and Blencoe; Campbell, Coe, and Lomas lost to Whitehead, Kerby and Webster; Coombes, Family lost to Hunt, McDonald, Sklenars and Fox. AT FRANKTON JUNCTION Ordinary draw games played on the Frankton Junction bowling green on Saturday resulted: Ross, McCready. McConnell 25 V. Kelly, El well, Sole, 24; Coiner, Kerr 21 v. Munro, Stuart 20. HAMILTON WINS “ THOMSON SHIELD MATCH (Special to Times) AUCKLAND, Monday The annual bowling matches lor the Thomson shield and inter-club games between tbe Hamilton and Carlton Clubs were played at Carlton on Saturday. Four rinks competed for the Thomson Shield. Tne Hamilton Club won the shield from Carlton by six games to two. Results are as follows, Carlton names being mentioned first: Thomson Shield.—Morning matches: Turner, Sinclair, Ritchie, H. B. Jcnkin 15 v. vitken, Forsyth, Barnard, Yeainan 25; E. J. Hill, Molloy, V. Little, Sam Jenkin, 21 v. Lamble, Parknouse, Hawken, Pilkington 10; Harman, R. Russell, G. Martin, H. C. Clarke, 27 v. W. Altken,' Barton, Taylor, Morgan, 37; Leonard, Bird. D. Fraser, Roberts, 17 v. Seccombe, Wilkes, Bell, Freeman, 19. Afternoon matches Clinkard, G. Gladding, Bird, Roberts, 30 v. Gamble, iHinkley, Barnard, Yeainan, 16; E. W. Tay- • >r, Leonard, Higgott,. de Launay, 11. v. Seccombe, Walker, Bell, Freeman 26; Rowe, Craig, Ritchie, E. Jones 10, v. w. Altken, Martin, C. Taylor, Morgan, 22; E. J. Hill, Molloy, D. Fraser, Deare 16. v. Ludner, Parkhouse, Gall, Pilkington, 17. Inter-club games.—Morning play: Dellch, Hollis, E. Blair, Rowe, 25, v. Old, L. B. Aitken. D. Andrews, Lymburn. 21; Hunt, •1. Cutt. Rogers Julian 28 v. Nicolas. Clare, : Coltman. Pomeroy 16; E. Talyor, Kenrick, Craig, G. Cutler. 2 4 v. Gallagher. Reisterer, Bovs, Pile, 15; H. Meltzer, Matchett, C. Wil-