BOWLING TOURNEY

Dominion, Volume 28, Issue 101, 23 January 1935, Page 4

BOWLING TOURNEY

Masterton Club Results MANY RINKS COMPETE Dominion Special Service. Mastertoil, lanuary 22. Nearly thirty rinks, comprising some 112 players, participated in the Anniversary Day bowling tournament conducted by the Masterton Bowling Club on its greens to-day in aid of the Greytown club. The greens were very fast, and consequently many low scores were recorded. Every rink played five games of twelve heads each. Detailed results are as follow: — SECTION A. Smith, De Lacey, Tucker. Sorenson (S.) beat Delaney, Jaquiery, Christian, Dyer (s.), 15-2; Loasby, Wallis, Dennis, McLeod (s.)’ beat Yates, Connell, Lamb, Boyd (s.), 12-8; McNally, J. Watson, Stewart, Wilkinson (s.) beat Bareham, Knell, Ashton, Vile (s.), 15-7; Russell. Biggs', D. Evans, Reid (s.) beat Anstlce. Buckley, Butler. Shearer (s.), 14-12; Beecroft, Dunderdale, Henderson, Nielsen (s.) beat Roff, Williams, Leith, Bell (s.), 16-5; Nielsen beat Shearer, 16- Boyd beat Reldl 13-11; Vile beat Bell. 14-8- Sorenson beat Wilkinson, 13-12; Dyer beat McLeod, 17-5; Reid beat Dyer, 14-9; Wilkinson beat McLeod, 20-9; Boyd beat Shearer, 22-11; Sorenson beat Bell,. 11-8; Nielsen beat Vile, 14-10; Nielsen beat Boyd, 17- Dyer beat Shearer, 11-10; Vile beat Sorenson, 15-10: McLeod beat Bell, 10-7; Wilkinson beat Reid, 24-3: Boyd beat Dyer, 13-7; Bell beat Reid. 13-7: Nielsen beat Sorenson, 13-4; Wilkinson beat Shearer, 14-4. SECTION B. Harris, Stent, Hughes, G. Hart (s.) beat Monarty, Smith, Higgison. Smith (s.), 17-13; Carstens, Hayeraft, Thurston, F. Evans (s.) beat Hayes. Connolly, Higgison. Kenning (s.), 17-8; Wallace, Cumming. Brownette, Kilgonr (s.). beat Malmo, Thomas, Bannister, Taylor (s.), 9-8; Kilgonr, Nightingale, Gates, Carter (s.) bent Lamb, Francis, Jolly, Wright (s.). 11-10; Patterson, Camphell. Thomson, Morton (s.) beat Moor. Watson, Vincent, Stubbings (s.), 10-7; Kenning beat Stubbings, 10-11; Morton beat Kilgonr, 14-8; Evans beat Smith, 8-7; Hart beat Carter, 20-6: Wright drew with Tavlor, 10-10: Evans beat Carter, 10-8; Kilgoij,r bent Wright. 14-6; Stubbings beat Smith. 16-4; Kenning beat Morton, 21-2; Tavlor beat Hart, 16-6; Kenning beat Smith, 13-ti; Carter beat Stubbings. 13-9; Morton beat Wright. 17-15; Taylor bent Evans. 12-11; Kilgonr beat Hart, 14-13; Hart beat Wright, 17-8: Taylor beat Stubbings, 19-10: Morton beat Smith. 11-10; Kenning beat Carter, 13-9: Evans beat Kilgour, 8-C. SECTION C. Graham, Mills, Roberts, Hayue (s.) beat Kilmister, Edwards, Fenton, Carr (s.)„ 17- Henry, Gooding, Douglas, Hughes (s.) beat Nightingale, Walden, Flood, Roes (s.), 13-9; Chippendale, Williams, Simmonds, Riggs (s.) beat Guild, Denbee, McCullough, Perry (s.), 20-14; Francis, Larsen, Pike, Madsen (s.) beat Drummond, A. Dixon, F. Dixon, Lett (s.), 15-11; Riggs beat Madsen, 17-12; Hayne beat Hees, 15-7; Hughes beat Lett, 15-4; Carr beat Perry, 13-7; Carr beat Hughes, 13-8; Perry beat Madsen, 18-8; Rees beat Lett, Simmonds beat Hayne, 11-10; Lett beat, Hayne, 12-7; Hughes beat Riggs, 10-7; I’errv beat Rees. 18-5; Carr beat Madsen, 14-10; Riggs drew with Rees, 7-7; Madsen beat Hayne. 13-11; Carr beat Lett, 18- Perry beat Hughes. 11-10. Aggregnte Wins. Section A: Nielsen, 5 wins; Wilkinson, 4; Sorenson. Boyd, Vile, 3 each; Dyer, McLeod, Reid, 2 each; Bell, 1; Shearer, 0. Section B: Morton, Evans. Kenning, 4 each; Tavlor, 3J; Hart, Kilgonr, 3 each; Carter,. 2; Stubbings, 1; Wright, 1; Smith, 0. Section C: Carr, 4: Riggs. 3J; Hughes, Perry, 3 each; Hayne, Madsen, 2 each; Rees', lj; Lett, 1. WANGANUI NOTES Importation of Live Stock Wanganui, January 22. The Fordell branch of the Farmers’ Union, at a meeting held last evening, favoured the removal of the embargo on the importation of live stock from Great Britain, and passed the following resolution: —“That consistent with the strictest quarantine regulations being enforced, this branch is in favour of the embargo on the importation of live stock from Great Britain being removed.” Rowing Regatta. The Wanganui Rowing Association’s application for the use of Sandy Hook for its annual regatta on February 23 was granted by the Harbour Board at to-day’s meeting, with the stipulation that legitimate traffic on he river be allowed as usual. Inter-club Athletics. On Saturday an inter-club running and cycling contest between Wellington, Wanganui and Kiwi will be held in Wanganui. Ou the Long Ranges. At the week-end, the Wanganui Defence Rifle Club fired a competition for -Mr. J, Paterson’s trophy, the ranges being SOO and 900 yards. Rifleman Ford won the trophy, with E. Farley second. Wandering Dogs. Some three years ago the Wanganui City Council, owing to the dog nuisance, enforced the by-law that no dogs were to be allowed in the streets unless on a lead. For some time the streets were clean of wandering dags, but during the past few months the dogs, unattended, have been noticed more and more frequently. HOLIDAY SPORTS Events at Palmerston North Palmerston North, January 22. Fine weather with a lightly clouded sky and cooler conditions than have prevailed of recent months was experienced in Palmerston North for Anniversary Day. There was a general exodus from the city to the popular picnic grounds. The Manawatu Aero Club’s first annual picnic at the Waitarere beach and the Manawatu Scottish Society’s picnic at the beautiful Awapuni race course attracted large crowds of picnickers. The Hawke Cup cricket mutch between Hawke’s Bay and Manawatu was opened at tlie sportsground. There was a large attendance of :he public at this event, and at the Ashhurst-Pohanginn Racing Club’s annual meeting on the Ashhurst course. Tennis enthusiasts gathered at the Linton Street courts, where the Manawatu Lawn Tennis Association’s annual district tourney, which was commenced on Saturday, was continued. Progressive pairs bowling tournaments were held on several club greens. AMATEUR ATHLETICS Palmerston North Results I’lilinerston North, .lanuary 2*-’. Tlie tollowing are tbo results of the events decided at the combined sports meeting belli at the sportsground last night by the Kia Toa Amateur Athletic Club and the Manawatu Cycling Club: — lOOvds. handicap: Gillespie IS.vdsj, 1: Cowling (12yds.). 2 ; Dynes (7yds.;, 3. Time. 10 3-5. 400yds. handicap: li'lnillay (18yds.), 1; Dynes (23yds.). 2; Cowling (30yds.), 3. Time, 52. 44Oyds. relay: McDonald, Freeman, Clarke, 1: Mullins, Findlay, Cowling, 2. One lap cycle: Dixon (UOyds.), 1; Thomas (50yds.), 2: Lawrence (syds.), 3. Time, 42 ’ 1-5. Three-mile cycle: Lawrence (55yds.), 1: Rasmussen (200yds.), 2; Rodgers (110yds.1, 3. Time, 7.36 4-5. Boys’ cycle raec: Mcßrearty. 1; Collins, 2: Sutherland. 3. E. Astin retained the Manning challenge badge, defeating L. Hayes by 20 yards in a mile race. IT. Rodgers lias challenged Astin for a two-lap race for ' the trophy.