HOT SPRINGS BOWLING

Kaipara and Waitemata Echo, 15 January 1915, Page 2

HOT SPRINGS BOWLING

TOURNAMENT. A FAIRLY good number of bowlers came down from Auckland, for the tournament, which was held on December 30th and 31st, and Jan. Ist. Trophies to the value of 21s were presented to each member of the winning four, while run-ners-up trophies were given to the value of 10s 6d each. The weather was all that could be desired, and a thorough good outing was enjoyed by the visitors. Following are the results: First Round: Brindley (Carlton) 25 v Harris (Helensville) 13; Hodgson 21 v Graham 16; Williams 21 v Rowe 20Lloyd 20 v Vanse 18. • Second Round: Rowe 23 v Graham 12Vanse 20 v Williams 18; Hodgson 22 v Harris 20; Brindley 20, v Lloyd 17. Third Round : Hodgson 36, v Lloyd 22; Vanse 25, v Graham 20;-Harris 22 v Rowe 18; Brindley 18, v Williams 10. Fourth Round: Hodgson 18, v Williams 17; Brindley 30, Graham 12; Harris 29, v Vanse 19; Rowe 28, Lloyd 22. Fifth Round : Harris 26, v Lloyd 10; Rowe 30, v Vanse 17; Brindley 20. y Hodgson 14; Williams 22, v Graham 19. Sixth Bound—ll Heads: Williams 10 v Harris 8; Lloyd 13, v Graham 12; Brindley I], v Vanse 10; Rowe 17, v Hodgson 7. Seventh Round—ll Heads: Vanse 14 v Hodgson 12; Rowe 14, v Brindley 12Williams 13, Lloyd 6; Harris 16, v Graham 4.. Brindly, 6 wins, 1 loss; Rowe 5 —2; Williams, 4—3; Hodgson, 4—3; Harris, 4—3Vanse, 3—4; Lloyd 2—5; Graham, o—7. Pairs—A Section. Williams, Rowe 19, v H. Potter, J Potter 5; Garry, Coutts 9, v Gullen, Harris 8; Wakerly and partner 9, v Turner Page 8; Page, Turner 14, v Potter, Potter 10; Cullens, Harris 7, v Page, Turner 4; Williams, Rowe 13, v Garry, Coutts 4Wakerly and partner 13, v Williams, Rowe 7; Garry, Coutts 10, v Potter, Potter 5; Wakerly and partner 11, v Cullens Harris 9; Garry, Coutts 14, v. Page Turner 7: Wakerly and partner 15 v Potter, Potter 10. (All cards not handed in.) Wakerly and partner, 5 wins, no losses; Williams and Rowe, 3—2; Garry and Coutts, 3—2; Cullen and Harris, 2—2Ellett and Rimmer, I—3; Page and Turner, I—3. Pairs.—B Section. McCulloch, Hodgson 12. v Ellett Rimmer 9; Pearce, Tapliss 11, v Somerville, Vanse 0; Lloyd, Graham 14, v Ellett Rimmer 9; Graham, Lloyd 19, v McCulloch, Hodgson 6; Somervill, Vanse 7, v NJ.cCullqch 6,; Graham, Lloyd 11, v Pooley Leighton 10; McCullogh', Hodgson 19 v Pooley, Leighton 13; Somervill, Vanse 10, v Pooley, Leighton 6; Lloyd. Graham 10, ■/ Topliss nd prtner 6; Topliss and partier 13, v McCullooh, Vance 6; Graham, Aoyd 11, v Somervill, Vance 10; Ellett' Rimmer 14, v Pooley, Lighton 5. (All cards not handed in) „ The winners of A and B sectionsGraham and Lloyd v Wakerly and L 'Partner—played off for the final, which •proved an exciting finish ; on the 21st head both pair were even, and another head had to be played to decide the winners. Lloyd with his last bowl drew J;he shot; Wakerly, being the last player, put up a fine shot and won the game. & -— ——__ ' ■