BOWLING TOURNAMENT

Evening Star, Issue 20139, 2 April 1929, Page 6

BOWLING TOURNAMENT

VALLEY WINS RINKS COMPETITION PAIRS TO WEST HARBOUR The annual howling tournament conducted by the Dunedin Centre was concluded yesterday afternoon under idea/ weather conditions Excellent progress was made in the rinks and pairs competitions, which were brought to finality a day earlier than was anticipated. A great deal of interest was manifested in the finals of both competitions. North-east Valley met Caversham in the rinks, the former team running out the winners by 19 points to 15 after a. keenly-contested game. West Harbour accounted lor Dunedin in the pairs, winning an eventful match by 28 points to 20. Concluding results; — RINKS COMPETITION. POST-SECTION PLAY. Semi-final. —Strang 17, C. Crawford, A- Young. H. Telford, and E. Ealconer (Otago) 10; Thomson IS, Pastier 9. Final.—Strang 19, Thomson 15; Falconer 20, Fustier 16 for third place. PAIRS COMPEJITION. POST-SECTION PLAY. First Round.—Veitch. 20 heat Steel 13. Second Hound—Veitch 21 beat Carswell 10. Semi-final.—J. Voitch .11 beat C. Anderson 8; W. Anderson 13 beat M’Fadden 11. Final.—Veitch 28 beat Anderson 20. CONSOLATION GAMES. The consolation rink games, played on the Caledonian and Caversham Gicons, resulted in a win for the Dunedin rink. Following are the afternoon results CAVERSHAM GREEN. Third Round.-—Hopkins 15, Wyatt 13; Dearo 20, MacDonald 11; Langley 14. Shaw 10; Edwards 17, Kay 16. Fourth Round.—Hopkins 20, Edwards 31 ; Shaw 17, Dearo 14 ; MacDonald 16, Langlpy 12, Wyatt 16, Kay 15. Green Tics.—MacDonald 11, Edwnrdf 3; Dearo 8, MacDonald 6. Green win uer, Dearo. CALEDON!AN GREEN. Third Round.—Kirkland 22. A Robeson 12; Dotting 19, Thomson 14; Jefferson 10. Todd 12; Rankm 15. Ferguson 13. Fourth Round..—Kirkland 19. Rankin 15 ; Thomson 15, Jefferson 12; Dot ting 16, 'Todd 12; Ferguson 16, A Relic son 9. Green winner. Dotting. Final: Dearo 21, Dotting 7.