BOWLING.

Hokitika Guardian, 18 January 1924, Page 3

BOWLING.

[BY TKt, EG It A I'll—PEß CItKSS ASSOCIATION.] CHRISTCHURCH. Jan. 17. The Rowling Championship was continued in beautitiil weather. Ibo greens bad improved alter wet weather, ami were in good order. Three rounds of the rinks championship were played and will be completed before the post sectional play begins. So far the following are the loading rinks : __ The following have seven wins and no losses :

S'i Albans (Dobbs, Kelburn) Stephens (Egdeware ’Vest). The following have six wins and one loss each : Sydenham (Cli'ttnbers;, Cautcrbury Red path), Edgeware (Davies), Caledonian i Foster), Hataitai (Fielding), Newtown (Wylie). Taieri CarswelL. The following have each live wins and two losses:-

Kaiapoi (Wylie), Carlton (Kolgour), Wellington (Spiller), Kelburn (Gray), West End Auckland (Rrcmner), St. Kiida Hmeaton), Timnru (Rust), St. Johns. Wanganui (’BenliehL. Edgewar-' Effort!). United (-Marks). Sydenham (Spiller). Now Plymouth (Smart). Sydenham (-Mitchell), Car(Tueker). Fit/rov Smith). New Plymouth t Hill). Christchurch (Rennie's M.-itni Dee). United (MrCullogh), Sumner (Raphael). Canterbury (Cox).

The two Grey teams each lost two games and won one yesterday. For the West Coast tournament the following clubs are entered : Reefton one). Westport (three), Preynmnth ((>). Rnnanga (2). Rev T. Wallis, a former popular member of the Grey Club, is bringing a rink from South Canterbury. Several more enterics from Christchurch are expected,