BOWLING

Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 98, 20 January 1920, Page 5

BOWLING

DOMINION TOURNAMENT THE DOMINION TOURNAMENT. Hr TotMriiDh-I'rene AtNiclMlon. Christchurch, January 19. At tho Dominion Howling Tournament, tho semi-iinals of the rinks and doubles, and three eliminating rounds in the singles competition, were played. The Linwood green, which was adjudged the best, was used, and it was in pr-rl'eet order. The weather wits ideal for bowling. The tournament will bo concluded to-morrow. Those left in the competitions are:—Rinks: Wanganui (Lundon), Dunedin (Harraway). Doubles: Sydenham (Spiller), Stratford (Smart). Singles: Hiuraway (Dunedin), Macdou«ail (Christchurch), Henderson (Lyttelton), Cummer (Ponsonbv), Spiller '(Sydenham), Caughley (Kelburn), Sinclair (Lyttelton), Foster (St. Kilda), Stephenson (Kcibnrn). .The results of to-day's play in the rinks semi-finals are as follow:—

First round: Waiißanui (l.umloii) 20 boat Chfiftchureli (Woolf), U. Mailni (Bee) 20. Carl tun (Fuokcs) 15. Stratford (Sharp) 22, Kelburn (Gray), 20. Duncdii! (Hiirrnway), a bye. Second round: Liindon 16, Sharp U. Harraivay 21, Doe 13. Doubles: Semi-finals—Sydenham (Turnbull and Spiller) 21, Wi-llinßion (Fountain rind Cnrawell) IG. Stratford. (Lvohr and Smart) 23, Canterbury (Borland and Benzie), 21. The eliminating rounds in tho singles championship were— First round: Hurrawav (Dunedin), 2fl; Bremner (lnverenrgill), '10. Wylie (Kniiiiwi), 20; doiv (St. lU'bansl. 16. Sinclair (Lyttelton), IS; Amtmann (St. Clair) 17. Eoach (Shannon), 10; Kirk (TakakaJ, 18. Spiller. (Sydenham), 22; Hnworth (Canterbury), 18. Allnutt (Chrislchureh), 20; Henderson (Lyttelton), 1). Foster (.St. Kikla), 19; li range. (Canterburv), 10. Wooller (Remueni), 20; MaeDougall (Christchurch), 16. Kuininer (Ponsonbv), 21; Doherty (Kelburn), 15. Fookes (Carlton), 20; Trovers (Waimate), 15. Woolf (Christchurch), 21; Fountain (Wellington). 10. Horton (Edgeivare), 24; Wright (St. John's), 6. Carsivcll (Taieri), 17; Stephens (Kelburn), 9. Dee (Miiitni), 20; Spiller (Remuera), 17. Caughcy (Kelburn), 18; Griffen (llaitnii, 17. Stephenson (Kelbuni), 20; Sharp (Stafford) 18. Second round: Spiller, 22; Allnutt, 20. Kummer, 23; Wylie, 20. Foster, 21; Wooller, 15. Sinclair, 21; Roach, 12. Woolf, 20; Fookes. 15. Mac Dougall, 15; Horton,- It. Caughley, 1G; Stephenson, 15. Harraway. 17; Dee, 14. Henderson. 19; Carswell, li. Kirk, a bye. Third round': Sinclair, 19; Kirk, 10. MacDoiigall, 19; Foster, IG. Henderson, 18; Woolf, 11. Kummer, 20; Wooller. 17. W. Spiller. a bye. Caughley, 1G; Harraway, 13.

Play was discontinued nt the sixteenth head owing to failing light. EDWIN FEATHERS. The match for the Edwin Feathers played last Saturday resulted as follows. Eastbourne—Battorsov, J. D. Avery, A. Munro, Powell (s.), "20. Kelburn—Widdop, Redmond, Strickland, Compton (».). U. JUNIOR PENNANTS. The match Lyall Bay v. Hataitai (jiin. ior pennants) played at Scatoun on Saturday afternoon resulted in a win for r.yall Bay, 20-11. Lyall Bay-Stanford, Ryan, Gasquoino, Gommoll (s.). Hataitn) -Gully, Browman, TurnbuH, Cathie (s.). In tho junior pennants Island Bay v. Kelburn the scores wore:—lsland BayBeck, Cox, Hart, Wilkinson (s.), 18. Ivelburn—Stewart, Soutluric*, Popo, Wright (s.), 13. »