BOWLING

Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 92, 13 January 1920, Page 6

BOWLING

DOMINION TOURNAMENT THE RINKS COMPETITION Bt Tflleemph—Prea« Aanoclatlon. Christchurch, January 32. At the Dominion bowling tournament the first'three rounds of tlio rinks competition were played in line weather. Twelve greens. wero engaged, 12fi rinks competing, llesiilts: — Section A—Walker (Ponsonby), 3 wins, no losses; Pairham (ICaiapoi), 2—l; Harriott (Linwood), 2—l; Barlow (Canterbury), 2—l; Ilarraway (Duncdin), I—2; Amtmann (St, Clair), I—2; Buck (Greymouth), 1-2; Yule (Sydenham), 1-2; Atkinson (United), I—2; Seelye (Ivaituna), I—2. Section B.—Jacobsen (St. ICilda), 3 wins, no losses; Kirker (Canterbury), 2—l; Jacknum (Wellington), 2—l; Buchanan (Green Island), 2—l; Galland (Onehunga), 2-1; Dee (Maitai), 1-2; M'Dougall (Christchurch), 1-2; Hardley (West End, Auckland), 1-2; Bland (Island J)av), 1-2; Jladlee (Knitoa), 0-3. Section C.-Lundon (Wangaiuu), 3 wins, no losses; I'orteons (Wellington), 2—l; Thompson (St. Albans), 2—l; Hastie (Canterbury), 2-1; Smith (Otago), 2-1; Gray (Kelburn), 1-2; Daniels (Christchurch), I—2; Taylor (Lyttelton), 1-2; Wylie (Te Iliwi), 1-2; Adams (Blenheim), o—3. ' . Section D—Potter (Wellington) 3 wins, no losses; Scott (Sydenham), 3—o; (Edgeware), 3-0; Monro (Ihonulon). 2—l; Marker (Canterbury). I—2; Ivirk (Takaka), 1-2; Trovers (Waimate), 1-2j Booth (Phoenix), 1-2; Thomson (Beckenham). 0-3; Stewart (T'oildiiv?), 0-1. . Section E.-Wooller (Remuera), 3 wins, no lossss; Cambers 2-1; Stephens (Kelburn), 2—l; Laws (\ictoria), 2-1; Knox (Linwood), 2-1; Sole (New Plymouth), 2-1; Sievwright (Wellington), I—2; Drake (New Brighton), I—2; Wilson (Oxford), o—3; Kule (Methven), o—3. . . Section F.-Breniner (Invercargill), 3 wins, 110 losses; Haworth (Linwood), 2—l; Henderson (St. Albans), 2 1; He™ (Edgoware), 2-1; Beynon (Pctone), 2-1; Fountain (Wellington), 2-1; Sneddon (Victoria), 1-2; Davidson (Ponsonby )> I—2; Edwards (Teuiuka), o—3; Scott (Roslyn), o—3. Section G.—Nash (Palmcrston North), 3 wins, 110 losses; Gibbs-Jordan (Rangiora), 2—l; Healey (Linwood), 2-1; I'ookes (Carlton), 2 —l; Rednath (,Cnutorbiii y), 2—l; llussell' (Newtown), I—2; Millar (Park), 1-2; Davics (Edgeware), I—2; Barnard (Lyttelton), 1-2; Ballinger (Wellington), o—3. _ Section II —Brown (United), 3 wins, no losses; Sharp (Stratford), 3—o; Gaglindi (Edgeware), 2-1; Caldor (Phoenix), 2-1; Tyrrell (Lvall Bay), 2-1; Piper; (Christchiireh), 2—l; Churchward (Wellington), 1-2; ljedpath (Linwood), I—2; M'Wliannell (Hataitai), 1-2; Prince (Newtown), 1-2; Ure (Mount Eden), 0-3; Smeatun (St. Kilda), 0-3. Section 1.-Fraser (St. John's), 2 wins, 1 loss; Braclcenridgo (Sunnyside)„2-1; Fowins (Beckenham), 2—l; I'ankhurst (Wcstport), 2-1; Hill (To Hiwi), 2-1; Johnson (Dunedin), 2—l; Land (Hastings), 2-1; Dewar (West End, Timani), 2—l; Thomson '(United), I—2; Clark (I-Juntcj'ville), 1-2; Gooder (Wellington), o—3; Edgiiiton (Bluff), o—3. Section J.—Woolf (Christchurch), 3 wins, 110 losses; Hutchison (N.E. Valley), 2_i; Wvlio (ICaiapoi), 2-1; Henderson (Lvttelton), 2-1; Parker (Auckland), 1-2; Mills (Blenheim), 1-2; Christio (St. John's), 1-2; Borland (Canterbury), I—2; Mr.sson (Carterton), I—2; Coltnian (Carlton), I—2. Section K — Gordon (St. Johns), 3 wins, no losses; Saudston (Christchurch), 2—l; Jones (Greymouth), 2—l; Hemmingway (Victoria), 2—l; Harkncss (Nelson), 2—l; Burt (Edgeware), I—2; Gould (Ngaruawahia), I—2; Steans (Opawa), 1-2; Hendry (Hataitai), 1-2; Johnson (Sumner), o—2. Section L.-lTaworth (Canterbury), 3 wins, 110 lapses; Mann (Fairfii'!!), 2—l; Holloway (North End). 2-1; Stevenson (Ilokitik'a). 2-1; Spiller (Remuera), 2—l; Cresswell (Raugiora), 2—l; Hay ward ( Akaroa), I—2; Woodliam (Opawa), I—2; James (AVoodvillc), 1-2; Smithsou (Sumner), I—2; Horton (Edgeware), I—2; Spiller (Sydenham), I—2. MEETING OF DELEGATES. By Telegraph—Press Anaooiation. Christchurch, January i. At a meeting of delegates of the New Zealand Bowling Association to-night, a motion to rescind tho alterations to tho rules curried 011 Saturday was, after discussion, withdrawn. On tho motion of Mr. W. OoHmaii, Auckland, it was agreed that it- bs a recommendation to the council that centres have direct representafon, also that the expenses of delegates attending meetings bo met by centres. It was agreed that it be n recommendation to tho council that certain matches, such as singles, bo eliminated from tournaments. 1 WELLINGTON CLUB. A friendly match will be played on Saturday against Thorndon Club. Teams: At home—llvams, W. D. Miller, Taskcr, Liddlo (s.); G. S. Hill, Wlielan, Williams, Magnus (s.); O'Sullivan, Skinner. O'Donnell, G. Brown (s.); Wickslsed, Salek, Still, J. C. Webb (s.) ; Away-Robert-son. Roche, Wylie. Dixon (s.); Fauvel, Mapplebeck, A. Marshall, Geddis (s.); Norton. Waddel, Ramsay, Ingram (s); J. J. Webb, Gilby, Markmnn, Hamilton (s.). Against Khandallah Club: —At home: A. J, Bennett, C. Smith, Tanner, Birch (s.); Coltnian, Knox, Osborn, Ivinnear (s.). EASTBOURNE CLUB. Results of games played 011 Saturday wero as follow:—Against Lyall Bay: At home—Eastbourne: Green, C'nitty, Mauley, 11. Mayer (s.), 21; Lyall Bay: Kirk, Ilackworth, Martin, Whitehead (s.), 20. Away—Eastbourne: Norris Riddler, Ab--1 raliam, Auger (s.), 21; Lyall Bay: MouI tell, Gasquoine, Salt, Node _ (5.), ( 21. Totals: Eastbourne, 45; Lyali Bay, 41. EDWIN FEATHERS. Eastbourne: Battersby, Jackson, A. Munro Powell (s.), 28; Johnsonville, i Jacobs. Cook, Mills, Sloano (s.), 12.