HOLIDAY BOWLING

Dominion, Volume 28, Issue 101, 23 January 1935, Page 16

HOLIDAY BOWLING

Seatoun Tournament INTERESTING FINAL An interesting finish was seen in the final of the Seatoun Bowling Club’s Anniversary Day tournament yesterday, and it was necessary to play an extra head before P. Smith (Thorndon) emerged victorious over C. Webb (Seatoun). the score being 9-8. The winning rink was Smith (lentil, Stewart, Dixon and P. Smith (skip). Fourteen rinks were attracted from Wellington clubs by the tournament, which was played in ideal weather with perfect conditions. . Results are as follow : — First Round. Section A: C. Smith 14, Claridge 10; Jackson 17, Long I ; Webb 11. McNab 8. Section B : Jones 12. Fielding 5 ; M ells 14, Stone 10; P. Smith 16. Parsons 8; Hazelwood 8, Glennie 6. Second Round. Section A: McNab 10. Jackson 12, Webb 14. C. Smith 5; Claridge 12, Long 7. „ ~, Section B: Wells 10. Parsons 8; Glennie 15,..5t0ne 11; P. Smith 14. Jones i : Fielding 12, Hazelwood 11. Third Round. Section A: Webb 18, Jackson 7; Long 20, C. Smith 4; MeNab 15, Claridge 13. Section B: Hazelwood 11, Jones 8; Stone 8, Fielding 4; P. Smith 8, Weils 7; Glennie 11, Parsons 9. Fourth Round. Section A: C. Smith 12, Jackson 10; MeNab 13, Long 6; Claridge 12, Webb 10- O Section B : Fielding 11. Parsons 10; 1. Smith 12, Glennie 7; Hazelwood la. Wells 9; Stone 14, Jones 11. Fifth Round. Section A: Webb 12, Long 6; Jackson 19. Claridge 7; Stone 11. Hazelwood 9. Section B: Parsons 11, Jones 9; I’ ielding 12, P. Smith 4; C. Smith 8, McNab 7 ° Wells 11, Glennie 9. Webb (Seatoun) and P. Smith (Thorndon) met in the final after winning the A and B sections respectively, with one loss each. PORIRUA TOURNEY Newtown Rink Wins Eighteen rinks competed in the annual Anniversary Day inter-club bow’ling tournament conducted by the Porirua Bowling Club yesterday. Five games of ten heads w-ere played, Ayres, Russell, Webster, Russell ■ (s.), Newtown, tying with Craig, Rieketts, Earnshaw-, Lawrie (s.), Island Bay.’ In a five-head play-off, no decision was reached, and on a sixth head the Newtown rink took the victory. A silver cup and a roast fowl were presented to each of the winning rink by the vice-president of the Porirua club, Mr. M. O. V. Dimoch, in the absence of the president, Dr. J. U. Williams. The runners-up received a roast fowl each. Visiting players were pleased with the conditions’ of the green, and afternoon tea, served in picnic setting under the trees, added to the attractions of the day. Mr. Dimoch was green umpire, and Mr. B. Sherry tournament secretary. Summarised results are as under: — Mapleback (Porirua), 0; Hayes (Hutt), 3; Tough (Porirua), 1; Lovett (Porirua). 3; Pollock (Newtown), 0; Hodgson .(Newtown), 24; Johnson (Hataitai), 3 ; Mailman (Hataitai), 0; Noad (Lyall Bay), 24; Lawrie (Island Bay), 5; Barker (Newtown), 3; McCune (Hataitai), 3: Hazlewood (Porirua). 21; Russell (Newtown). 5; Roberts (Hataitai), 3; Washington (Johnsonville), 44; Ireland (Porirua), 2; Sayers (Porirua), i.