BOWLING

Manawatu Standard, Volume LVIII, Issue 41, 17 January 1938, Page 2

BOWLING

DOMINION TOURNAMENT. PROGRESS IN RINKS. ■ Per Press Association. DUNEDIN, Jan. 16. There was a continuation of beautiful weather and well-nigh perfect green conditions for the resumption of the Dominion bowling tournament. Two further rounds of the rinks championship were completed on 12 Dunedin greens with games of 25 heads each. Play appeared more even than on the opening clay, and few high scores were recorded. With four rounds completed rinks skipped by the following have won all games:—Veitch (West Harbour). Gagliardi (Edgeware), Nelson (Dunedin), Ferguson (Balmacewen), Wilson (Linwood), Alercer (Greymouth), Devereux (Kaikorai). Afadsen (Opawn), Britten (Sydenham), Foster (Caversham) and Huntley (Roslyn). In section E Anderson (Dunedin), Dowland (St. Kilda). Edwards (Temuka). Hardie (Alornington) and Hosking (Grey Lvnn) are level with three wins each, and the same applies to Cockroft (Ashburton). Reilly (Awatere), Richards (Roslyn), Watts (Victoria) in section I. Sectional plav in the rinks will be continued on Alondny a.nd Tuesday. Results are as follow: SECTION A. Fourth round.—Ainger 25 v. Willis 17; Horton 31 v. Sunderland 17; Gardiner 28 v. Tisdall 17; Veitch 36 v. Nisbet 13; Read 40 v. Easton 20. Summary.—Veitch 4 wins, Tisdall 3, Gardiner 3, Ainger 2, Read 2. Sunderland 2, Easton 1, Horton 1, Nisbet 1, Willis 1. SECTION B. Fourth round. —Gaglikrdi 23 v. Tastier 19; Crossan 28 v. Mingins 1G; Lloyd 26 v. Thomson 15; Prescott 23 v. Wallace 16; Armstrong 27 v. Crawford 23. , Summary. —Gagliardi 4 wins, Armstrong 3, Llovd 3, Crossan 2. Alingins 2, Prescott 2, Thomson 2, Pastier 1, Wallace 1, Crawford none. SECTION C. Fourth round.— Marks 27 v Coombs 23; Nicol 30, v Shirriffs 14; Foster 28 v Tait 12; Hutchison 31, v Portman 20; Nelson 27, v Davis 20. Summary.—Nelson 4 wins, Coombs 3, Alarks'3,'Davis 2, Foster 2, Hiitchison 2, Nicol 1, Portman 1, Shirriffs 1, Tait 1. SECTION D. Fourth round.—Ferguson 32 v AlcLennon 20; Mayo 25, v Templeton 15 ; Hinton 26, v Plank 24"; Boon 31 v. Wills 23; v Williamson 29 v Cunningham 25; AlacGillivray 22, Ravemvood, 20. Summary.—Ferguson 4 wins, Hinton 3, Mayo 3, AlacGillivray 3, Ravenwood 3, v Boon 2, Plank 2, v Williamson 2, AtcLennan 1, v Templeton 1, Cunningham 0, Willis 0. SECTION U. Fourt round.—Dowland 25 v Sposen 21; Hosking 24, v Perrow 23; Edwards 25, v Ritchie 22; Hardie 26, v Lightfoot 18; Anderson 26 v Thompson 24. Summary.—Anderson 3 wins, Dowland 3, Edwards 3. Hardie 3, Hosking 3, Perrow 2, Thompson 2, Sprosen 1, Lightfoot 0, Ritchie 0. SECTION F. Fourth round.—Wilson 33 v Adess 11; Dee 28 v Whibley 25; Aitchison 29 v Dewar 21; Silbery 30 v Coulter 22; Smellie 38 v Wesney 14. Summary.—Wilson 4 wins, Aitchison 3, Silbery 3, Smellie 3, Dee 2, Adess 1, Coulter 1, Dewar 1, Wesney 1, Whibley. 1. SECTION G. Fourth round.—Pijicr 24 v Gilbert 22; Henry 26 v Claridge 19, Alercer 27 v Scandrett 19; Healey 25, v Hutchison 24- Wilson 23, v Tonkin 21. Summary.—Alercer 4 wins, Tonkin 3, Piper 3, Claridge 2, Gilbert 2, Wilson 2, Healey 1, Henry 1, Hutchison 1, Scandrett 1. SECTION H. , Fourth round.—Pearce 22 v Oakey 20; Aladsen 24, v Gunn 23: Edwards 28, v Lawrence 25: Devereux 31. v Head 17; Glennie 29, v Summerfield 24. Summary.—Devereux 4 wins, ATndsen 4, Edwards 3. Glennie 2, Oakey 2,. Pearce 2. Gunn 1, Lawrence 1, Sumerfield 1, Head 0. SECTION ■ I. Fourth round.—Watts 24 v. Taylor 21; Cockroft 20 v. Richards 19; Robbins 26 v. Keast 23; Macomish 33 v. Reilly 22; Davis 29 v. Harraway 14. Summary.—Cockroft 3 wins, Reilly 3, Richards 3, Watts 3. Macomish 2, Davis 2. Harraway 1, Keast 1, Robbins 1, Watts 1. SECTION J. Fourth round.—Webster 26 v. Honeyman 20; Britten. 28 v. Burt 16: Longworth 26 v. Hunter 22; Donald 25 v. Craw 23; Anderson 33 v. Macdougall 24; Ingram 24 v. Gordon 23. Summary.-—Britten 4 wins. Anderson 3, Longworth 3. Honeyman 3. Webster 3. .Burt 2, Gordon 2. Donald 1, Ingram 1, Hunter 1, Alacdougall 1, Craw 0. SECTION K. Fourth round. —Tyrell 25 v. Turland 11 ; Chambers 24 v. Hodge 22: Haworth 27 v. Batchelor 19; Bull 25 v. Campbell 23; Foster 25 v. Gardiner 20. Summary.—Foster 4 wins. Gardiner 3. Tyrell 3. Haworth 3, Camnboll 2, Bull 2, Batchelor 1, Turland 1, Chambers 1, Hodee O SECTION L. Fourth round.—Carswell 20 v. Thomson 18; Rvan 28 v. Colquhoun 24; Morrison 27 v. Robertson 21; Huntley 27 v. Bell 20; Reid 27 v. Gibson 21, ... ’ Summary.—Huntlev, 4 wins, Alorrison 3. Robertson 2. Reid 2, Carswell 2, Bell 2, Thomson 2, Ryan 2, Gil>son 1, Colquhoun 0. PALMERSTON NORTH PLAYERS. PROGRES’sYn PAIRS. In their first round match in the championship pairs N. G. Ingham and W- H. Simmons, skip (Palmerston North) beat. W. Addamson and C. E. Alullenger, skip (Roslyn), 25 —10. They were equally successful in the next three rounds, which resulted:—Second round: Ingham and Simmons 18 v. E. A. Hewitt and H. L. Hay, skip (Invercargill) 13. Third round: Ingham and Simmons 26 v. T. McHugh and W. M. Hogg, skip (Dunedin) 8. Fourth round: Ingham and Simmons 25 v. G. M. Powell and J. Brown, skip (Westport; 21. T. J. Edwards and W. AI. Horton, skip (Palmerston North) won their match with H’. J. Duncan and J. H. Dodd, skip (North East Valley) 24 — 16, but they lost the second and won the third and fourth. Results: Second round: Edwards and Horton 12 v. R. H. Stott and W. Grant, skip (St. Albans) 19. Third round : Edwards and Horton 25 v. S. Arthur and H. Lister, skip (Highfield) 17. Fourth round : Edwards and Horton 26 v. W. McLean and W. Titchener, skip (Tainui) 12. NORTHERN BEAT TERRACE END. The Northern Bowling Club beat the Terrace End Bowling Club by

six games to three and 100 points to 140 in a friendly match played on Saturday. Five games were nla'yed at the Terrace End green and four at Northern. The following ar» the detailed results, the Northern Club rinks being mentioned first in each instance : At Terrace End.—Andrew. Eainforth, McKee, Kirk (skip) 12 v. Andrews, Mears. Blackwood. LiglVfoot (skip) 20; Ram. Lee, Drew, Wort (skip) 12 v. Cunninghame, Luke. Kells, Anderson (skin) 18: Palmer, Fairey, Teale, Lynch (skin) 23 v. Christie. Young, Stewart. Hanly (skip) 10; Rolleston. Osborne, Batchelor, Moxon (skip) 20 v. Knowles. Mnule. Ellis. Wallace (skiol 14; Smith, Travis, Stableford, Wood (skip) 20 v. Clinton, Bird, Melville, Evans (skip) At Northern.—Kenning, Young. Wade, McDonald (skip) 22 v. Bailey, King, Helbsy, Davidson (skip) 11 ; Hodder. Parkes, Parsons, Lareomb (skip) 22 v.' Scale, Todd, Baldwin. Gordon (skip) 13; Pennv. Mills, Dickie. Von Sturmer (skip) 11 v. D. R. Mills. Pitcher, Simpson. Johnson (skin) 25; Elliott, Ranson, G. Lynch, McMnrrav (skip! 24 v Cogswell. Bradley, Smith, Mills (skip) 10. DIXON CUP. 1 HOLDERS DEFEATED. Holders of the Dixon Cun since last March, since when numerous challenges have been successfully met, the Northern Bowling Club on Saturday lost tbe trophy to a Tew-ace End Club rink by one point. The result was as follows:—Bee. Wills, D’xon. Childs (skip) 17 v. Connor.' Stallard, Kershaw, Anderson, (skip) 16.