bowling.

Hokitika Guardian, 14 January 1926, Page 3

bowling.

A SECOND AVIN [ilY TELEGRAPH —PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.] DUNEDIN. Jan. 11. Stevenson (Hokitika) met Kaitunn rink in the afternoon oil the Dunedin green, which was very last and took some little time to find. The game was very close for the first five heads, hut Hokitika had a lead at the lf>t.li. head of 11. The Kaituua skip trailed Kitty and got four. Stevenson burnt, the next, head when Kaituua lay three, and made a lie. T.u the last lead, with three of a lead. Hokitika, lay one. Kaituua cut. it out and lay one. but no more, and Hokitika won bv 20 to 21. There was steady and .safe placing by tin* team throughout.

The Hokitika, team meet the British team. West Tlartoii. to-morrow. The weather is overcast. The team find 25 heads very tiling.

The British party are sending 8 rinks to the Coast. Tin: SUCCESSFUL RINKS. [by telegraph—per press association-.] DUNEDIN. Jan. 13. Tli,. Dominion Rowling Tournament was continued to-day. the rinks championship being commenced. The games consisted of 25 beads each, and two rounds were played, one in the morning. and one in the aireinoo... The following players won their two games: Davies (Timaru), Orchard (Christchurch). Thorn (Afntura). Tonkin (North 'East Valiev), Gray (Kelburn), Stevenson (Hokitika). McCurdy (St. Kilda), Doherty (Kellmrn). Edwards (Teinuka). Tilbnrit (St. Clair). Kenelielil (St. Johns). Graham (Gore). SmcFlie (Green Island). Hard ley (West End. Auckland). Gibson (Taieri). Wright (Balmacewnn). Armstrong (Rukekohe), Smeaton (St. Kilda). TTarrnwav (Dunedin). Thomson (Southland), Findlay (ML Fdon). Marks (United), doming (British). Stewart (Dunedin). Walker (Auckland). Malcolm (Balmacewnn), Wright (St. Helen's). O’Donnell (Wellington). Hunt (British). Hutchison (Dunedin). HineliclifF (Anderson’s Bay). Munson (Rotorua). I’ilkiugton (Hamilton). Bunison (f,inwood), Ken i - (Hastings), Casey (Carlton). Thomson (Caversham), Healey (Sumner). Bremner (West Eml. Auckland), and Dee (Maitai).