BILLIARDS

Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 41, 12 November 1919, Page 3

BILLIARDS

LADJES' TOURNAMENT,

Souio good games were played iu tho ladita' tuuruameut last nigut at Alceck's Snowroonis. The first game was 'between Mrs. Kilininster (owe 30} and Airs. Watkins (leu. W), and resulted iu a win lor .Mrs. Watkms, tho iinal stores uiakuij; j.Urs. Watiuns ISO. Airs, luiminster Uu. Airs. Kilnnnster, who won the competition laot year, did noO appear to bo' up to her usual lovui, and Airs.' Watkins appears to Jiavo been liberally treated by Uiu handicupper. In the game between ijiss tilace aud Mrs. (joldie, play was very even, tho iinal score reading; Aliss Stace 15U, .Mrs. Uohiio 12' J. Tlie ul tlie cvenniK' was between Mrs. UirdlMtono and Mrs. Walking. Mrs. UirdU'sMiiD, witu a handicap uj m, played exceedingly well, and pa.aed her opjjuiienL at 13? and kept in the lead until Uio scores read Mrs. Watkins US), Mis. Liii'uie.itojie IBS. At this stage oi the gaiuu Mi'o. Walkiiia completed a nice break of "3, and finally run out the winner amidst great excitement. The last game ol tne evening na-; between Mrs. Porter (owe W) and Miss Stace I'scratchj. .Lioth players appeared to be very nervous, and did not show their usual form. Miss State ran to her ISO points when Mra. Porter's score stood at 150. The final will bo plajvd 10-monw night, when Miss Stace will play Mrs. W atkins.

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