BOWLING.

Hokitika Guardian, 7 February 1925, Page 2

BOWLING.

WEST COAST TOURNAMENT. OPENS ON MONDAY. The West Coast Bowling tournament opens on Monday. Play will take place on the Hokitika, green where 33 pairs will take part ill the Pairs Championship, six games taking place during the day, in which nearly all those engaged will have three games. On the Greymouth green 19 pairs will take pari, in the Pairs Championship, having been transferred for play from Hokitika owing to the large entry. The pairs and rink games will he continued at Greymouth on Tuesday. At Hokiltika the pairs will he continued all day on Monday, and on Tuesday three rink sections will ho played, the whole 16 rinks being engaged on the green for the whole day. Lady supporters of the Hokitika Club are providing morning and afternoon tee, for the players each day. On Monday Mcsdamos Blank and .7. H. Wilson will he in charge with a number of assistants.

The visiting bowlers will arrive tonight and to-morrow, the Westport visitors coming through on Sunday by

There will he 10 Clubs represented at the tournament (four rinks from Canterbury, 1 Westport. 1 Rtinnga, and 3 Greymouth rinks playing their section play nit Greymouth). They aro as follows: St. Albans 2 rinks Edgeware 2 rinks Heatlicote 1 rink Sydenham 1 rink ~ Beckenham 2 rinks Lyttelton 1 rink West-port 3 rinks Runanga 3 rinks Greymouth 7 rinks Hokitika 3 rinks Total 25 rinks The green will he placed in the hands of the Tournament Executive at 7.45 o’clock on Monday morning;'* and play will commence at 8 o’clock. A cordial invitation is extended to the general public to visit the green at any hour that play i.s on. Seats will be found round the green and the play is 1 round to prove interesting, even to those not well versed in the game. MONDAY. FEBRUARY 9th. f The following are the players engaged in the pairs competition. AT HOKITIKA. EDGEWARE— Jas. B. Borthwick and Carl Skoglund (s). W. ,T. Ashley and J. Gagliardi (s). BECKENHAM. — A. J, Manning and E. Dann (s). ,T. Parr and E. C. Choqwin (s). F. AT. Robson and 4V. W. Kcigldey (s). W. Henderson and H. Firman (s). ITEATHCOTE F. Roach and J. Morgan (s). J, Round and W. Deare (s). ST. ALBANS— H. C. Wilson and W. G. Brass (s). 11. Tb Oakley and E. A. Smith (s). RUNANGA. — M. Wallwork and H. Speakman (s). N Leach and J. S. llae (s). TV. Brown and G. Baddeloy (s). T. Bowes and W. Southard (s). WESTPORT. C. Sara and T. Ryan (s). ,T. Green and .T. Craig (s). S. Wheatley and J. Ahern (s). H. Levy and F. Blaxall (s). GREYMOUTH—,T. Kvlo and F. D. Wliibloy (s). W. Kyle and W. Scott (s). A. L. Steele and F. W. Wise (s). W. Sharp and J. W. Chalk (s). J. B. Young and W. Graham (s). E. R. Moss and P. A. Buck (s). .T. Brislanc and G. D. Wilson (s)._ T. Baxter and T. Jones (s). —| HOKITIKA— H. A. Thompson and A. E. Benjamin

(s). ,1. Bain and I). Stevenson (s). 0. if. Blank and W. Wilson (s). A. B. King and J. H. Wilson (s). T. 4V. Brute and C. Marnll (s). E. C. Adams and W. IT. Bishop (s). .T. Brce-'W and J. Conning (s). AT GREYMOUTH. EDGEWARE—.T. Stewart and P. L. Davies (s). O. AY. Colville and J. Eorimer (s). LYTTELTON— W. Taylor and I). Page (s). If. Barnard and W. Holliss (s). E. .T. Costello and M. Iloclgins (s). SYDENHAM— W. Britten and E. C. Langley (s). M. Jacobsen and C. E. Holliss (s). ST. ALBANS— G. Horne and T. Kirker (s). J. T) Renton and Maddison (s). RUNANGA— F. Iloslin and B-. Munson (s). T. Halliday and AY. S. Clark (s). WESTPORT— J. Rose and IT. Harrison (s). W. A. Tulloeli and J. IT. Harkness (s).

GPEYAfOUTiI T. Lawn and Capt. Ross (s). M. Walker and J. Steer (s). W. Reynolds and W. Blair (s). E. Holmes and D. McKay (s). A!. Phillips and CL A. Blackwood (s) ,T Hannan and F. Baldwin (s).

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