BOWLING.

Hokitika Guardian, 10 February 1928, Page 2

BOWLING.

WEST COAST TOURNAMENT. GREYMOUTH CREEN. SECTION A.-FIFTH BOFND. Tullocli Iti v. Stevenson 3. Herd IT v. Truseott Ft. Rage II , . Rodgers 13. Holme- !3 v. F. Morgan 12.

There being three on a tie with four wins each, Stevenson met Page in a play-off of seven heads, Tullocli drawing the bye. The Hokitika pair took the lead early and at the sixth head loci 1 1-3. when Page gave Up. Stevenson heat Tullocli SI-3. SECTION B.—FIFTH ROUND.

In this section there was a tie between Orahmn and Beanland with four wins each and the plav-off of seven heads resulted in favour of Graham by 0 points to I. SATURDAY'S M ATCHKS. The following is the draw for to-mor-row's games:— SINGLES. First Bound.—Leach v. Sara. Mercer v. Stevenson. Second Round. —Leach v. Stevenson. Sara v. Mercer. Third Round.—Leach v. Mer. or. Sara v. Stevenson. GREYMGVTH. Feb. 10. Tn the rinks semifinal. Reid beat Page 29 to 5. In the pairs semifinal. Green beat Whihley 30 to 9; Stevenson (Hokitika) heat Blair 21 to 17; Graham heat Levey 20 to 19. This afternoon Reid meets Rose in the rinks and Stevenson (Hokitika) meets Green in the pairs. The winner plavs Graham.

The annual meeting of the Bowling Centre will he held to-night.

The championship singles will he played to-morrow. A CIVIC FAREWELL. WELLINGTON. Feb. 9. The New Zealand howlers about to engage on a world tour, were to-day given a civic farewell by -Mayor G. A. Troup. There were also present: His Hon. K. S. Williams, representing the Government. Sir Thomas MnoKouzie. ex-High C'opnnissioncr for New Zealand; Messrs S. M. Stone. Yicel’re.sident. Dominion Bowling Association. M. Dais, President of the Wellington Centre. J. Bershaw. member Dominion Council, and members o! the Wellington City Council. Afterwards, friendly games and rinks, each of 15 heads, were played, by the tourists against Wellington teams. New Zealand winning by lRt points to 113. a lie- tourists sail for Sydney tomorrow at noon.

*’:'«>• Tull.Mil Wins. 1 1 .HSS 1 1 SU'VCMmiII ! 1 llohni’v ;l 2 1 Irnl 2 :i 1 -1 Trusfott ... 1 4 Rodgers ... 1 4

Levy 1.1 v. darkness !). .McKay 1!) v. Rohson 10. Neville IS v. I’arr 11. 1 Inward IS v. Chalk 111: Wins 1 .(>sSt*s l.cvv -1 U McKay 1 1 darkness ■» - Robson 3 Chalk :* Howard ■••• - L\ Neville ..; ..i 1 4 Parr <> 5 SUCTION ('.—FOURTH ROUND. West 33 v. O’Gorman —0. Hayward 17 v. Foster 11. Haws IS v. Steer 1-1. Hlair IS v. Hanshv IF FIFTH HOUND. Laws Hi v. Hayward 13. Hlair 13 v. West 10. Hanshv 1!) v. Steer 10. ()'(Finnan 17 v. Foster 1 1. Wins Fosses lilair ■) 0 Hanshv 1 1 l.aws 3 3 West 3 3 Steer - 3 II ay ward 3 3 O’Corman - 3 Foster 0 1 SF.CTION IF FOURTH ROUND. .1. .11 orjiali 17 v. Kilitmlr It Reid 33 v. Hrehner I’ll, Wise 1.1 v. Halliard 13, Hrehner IS v. Kily,nnr 1-1, Wins Losses Green ' 1 .1. Morgan 3 3 Hrnckeiiridec 1 3 Reid 3 '2 Wise 3 3 Hrehner • - 3 Harnard ~ 3 K ilyonr 0 5 RUNANGA GREEN. SUCTION F.—FIFTH ROUND. Whililey 3.1 v. Alieni 31. Hotelier 3-1 v. Morgan 10. I.eaeh 33 v. Powell IS. Meniinott 33 v. McGimpsey 22. Wins Losses W hililey •> 0 Fletcher “1 1 .Miii'i'ini 3 O I.eaeh 3 - Fox - fl MleGimpsey PPowell; 1 4 Ahearil 3 •*) SFCTION F—FIFTH ROUND. Reaiilalid 31 v. Hrown 30. Mercer 31 v. Munson 10. (Ira ha ill 33 v. Rose 30. Holliss 2-1 v. Truman IS. Wins. T.osses. Graham ‘1 1 Reaiiland ... * 1 Hollis i 3 3 Mercer * o Hrown 3 - Rose 3 3 Trunin n 3 r > Munson 3 5