BOWLING.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2084, 9 January 1908, Page 3

BOWLING.

OISBOHIS'E TEAM’S DOINGS. (Special to Times.) AUCKLAND. Jan. S. Again fine weather prevahed /or the tournament, "hen ti t _ day’s play was_ entered upo • - . was of an exciting clmractci, kte howling being the ordei. ot the < ay. On the Ponsonby green in the It. m era v. Wanganui match a tie lesm* cd In No. i rink it emu era held the advantage bv 9, but Manganm in the A rink led by 4, - SfSVrVLera'lay 1 with Wmnainii 4". The Kemuera skip with a fine shot took out the scoring howl and obtained the 4 required to , • n flip ’ 1 11 . <i *' *„lf “.«r a ”. r »vc,l «ly. «»""S 5 r l 4 «*«•«< '»-• ■great fight. 0,23 to 22. board shoved In Wg, head with a Caudill built tip life rctju h- c d to view to obtaining ■ , w ] iell ho tie on the aggregate J ™ H e changed ends he UiJ - , , ul( | the blocked with Jus ll ; (l . ’ narrow Waverley slap t ! I! " into sec“wicked” an outside an d the olid shot. G ;V' ( l "i„vi.rV heads into jack flew over the yla>tr n « Wayer . the ditch, and he lav 2. I^, ley skip, however, with < j- a nd got within a foot honors obtained tbe sdiot against even—23 all. in V 1 . * * „ or i home, Karori Turanganiu ioniped h Gaudin defeating Tieavo . C( j tune of 45 to 7, -while 'Martm dispose . of Drytlen by -25 to 19—63-26. £ din’s rink had been playin ■T. didly, but Martin’s rink "as clean off to-day, and but for Martin Sjjve been treated badly,

The Gisborne team have been doing famously, again winning to-day, and should see the final.

Carlton had a narrow escape .nun defeat to-day at the hands of Danlievirko, getting home only by l point. Carlton are at present leading in Section C. To-morrow the 10th and 11th rounds will ho played, and at * i o’clock the final battles will be fought 1 for the coveted trophy of the toiirnuj mont —the North island banner. I In connection with tho Citizens Matches, which commence on Friday, ' 59 teams luve entered. NORTH ISLAND TOURNAMENT. Press Association. AUCKLAND, Jau. 8. The North Island Bowling A isocintion's tournaments were continued to-<lav in fine weather. Good play was witnessed. Results: —Section B : Seventh round —Mt. Eden 47 v. Fioli dim*. 29. Fitaroy 13 v. Grey town 3i, i Pa Infers ton North 47 v. Bllilf Hill 33, i Gisborne II v. Wellington 20, Pon- ' soilin' II v. Maiinin 39: eighth i round —Mt. Eden 37 v. Mnnaia 30, Wellington -10 v. Gfeytown 2(i, Feildi ing 39 v. Fitaroy 31, Ponsonby 17 v. j Kelburne 39, Gisborne 39 v. Bluff I Mill 37>; ninth round —Alt. Eden 53 v. Kelburne 20, Wellington 11 v. ! Feildiug 31, Gisborne 52 v. Palmerston North 38, Bluff Hill 7>7 v. Greytown 23, Mnnaia IS v. Fitaroy 30. Section C : (Seventh round —Carlton 10 v. D.innevirke 31, Turanganui 03 v. Karori 20, Victoria 35 v. Masterton 33, G reeu meadows 11 v. Newtown 34, Remuera 51 v. Wanganui" 11; eighth round—Victoria 13 v. Green meadows 38, Dannevirke 19 v. Newtown 32, Masterton 40 v. Karori 28, Carlton 54 r. Wanganui 20, V averlcy 53 v. Tuning unit 47; ninth round —AA'averloy 11 v. Masterton 31, Carlton 37 v. Remuera 3t, AAaiiganui -15 v. Newtown 30, Green meadows 11 v. Karori 12, A'ietoria 54 v. Daniieviike 20. Section A: Seventh round —Hastings 10 v. Thormlon 38, Petone 19 v". Paten 28, Napier 37 v. Pahiatui 35, New Plymouth 15 y. Auckland 30, llawera 42 v. Stratford 33: eighth round—Auckland 50 v. Hawera 30, Pallia tun 31 v. Stratford 33, New Plymouth IS v. Paten 32, Hastings 10 v. Napier 30, Pctone 39_ v. Rocky Nook ;15; ninth round—New Plymouth 55 v. Rocky Nook 27, Napier 43 v. Tliorndon 35, Hastings 11 v. Stratford 30, Hawera 45 v. Patea 28, Auckland 55 v. Paliiatua 42. The finals will be played to-morrow.