BOWLING.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXII, Issue 1724, 14 April 1906, Page 3

BOWLING.

TURASGANUI CLUB.

Daring tho past week somo splendid i games have taken plaoo at the above olnb’e ) green, the master of bowlers being a good , one. The results were :

i Edwards Birroll Marlin Morse Petersen Oolley Humphreys, sk 18 YouDg, skip 17 Luoas MoSkimming Sawyer Edwards Matlhewson Morse Young, skip 19 Humphreys, sk' ,16 Mastcrson Little Birrell Earle Oolley, skip 14 Nasmith, jor, sk 11 Earle Nasmith, jnr Young, skip 14 Smith, skip 9 Matthewson Jeune Sawyer, skip . 13 Maokroll, skip 8 I Earle Jenne ' I N.smith, jnr. sk 16 Young, skip 14 I

Jeune Earle Brown, Bkip 18 Young, skip 9 Nasmith, jnr 18 Jeune 9 Nasmith, jnr 10 YouDg 7 JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP.

Three matobes in the first round of the Junior Ohampion Singles were disposed of, the resalts being— Sawyer 22 Maokrell 14

Sawyer led througbont, Mackrell keeping well up with him. Sawyer bad 6to 5 on the sth head, 10 to 9 on the lOtb, 17 to 11 on the 15tb, the 2 'at resulting as above. Nasnrtb, jar 27 Hai'ey 23

Nasmith jumped off with the lead, and maintained hiß advantage throughout, being 9 to 3 on the 5.h bead, 12 to 8 on the 10th, 19 to 11 on the 15th. Hailey scored well at the fiaisb, but could not Batoh bis opponent. Edwards 25 L’ttle 7 This proved a runaway game for Edwards, who won as he liked. CHAMPIONSHIP SINGLES.

The first gome io tho above competition was played, the reen't of which was Nasmith, jor 22 Eirls 17

This was a splendid game, both bowlers drawing well. Naßmitb seoured the lead, and maintained it, being 8 to 4 on the sth bead, 14 to 7 on the 10th, 16 to 12 on the 15h, and winning by 5 points. The following was the draw in tho first round;

Na mitb, jor v. Earle Edwards v. Young Morrison v. Humphreys Oolley v. Nasmith Martin v. Mackrell