BILLIARDS
NEW ZEALAND CHAMPIONSHIP. THE HOLDER ELIMINATED. (Per Press Association — Copyright.) DUNEDIN, September 23. Angus Duncan, of Wellington, holder of the New Zealand Amateur Billiards Championship, was easily defeated in the- (semi-final to-night by A. Bowie, of Dunedin who won by 666 points C> 313. Right front the start, Bowie took the lead, and - increased it all the way, Duncan nevero; looking like a champion. Bowie, whose average ;score per shot was 14, made breaks sr@fo:B9, 63,55, 52, while Duncan’s :best-iwere . 44, \ 37, and 36. , Xui-jthe /-jaitemoon game C Mason (Dunedin). beaAitHbl McLea a (Christchurch) hy 666 to 588, after, a close and interesting game, in which each player alternated in the ;:i lead. Mason had breaks of 70, 49, and 43, - while McLean’s best- were 46, ■ 36,.- and 34. Two Dunedin players, Mason and' Bowe, are left in the final, whiph will be played 'to-morrow in two sessions, each of 750 up.
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Hokitika Guardian, 24 September 1932, Page 4
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