BOWLING.

Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 9, Issue 578, 26 October 1920, Page 2

BOWLING.

PUKEKOHE CLUB. LABOUR DAY TOURNEY. WON BY ARMSTRONG. The Labour Day tournament held under the auspices of the Pukekohe Bowling Club was a brilliant success from all points of view. Throughout the day there was a large attendance of enthusiasts, and one and all thoroughly enjoyed the outing. Some keen games were witnessed, eventually Mr. G. H. Armstrong's rink annexing the prize attached to the tournament, with Mr. A. M. Barriball, of Waiuku, second. Refreshments were partaken of during the afternoon and duly appreciated. The results are as follows: Section A.

First Round: Bullock Webster, Ritchings, Pullman (s.) 14, beat S. V, Barriball, C. R. Barriball, W. Pleydell and H. King (s.) 8; Bonner, sen., Cull", Dave Roulston, R. Fitness (s.) 4, tied with W. Adams, JJuchan, Wilson, W. Blake (s.) 4; S. Gribble, J. Hogan, Gribble, sen., H. V. Gribble (s.) 6, beat W. Wright, W. Butler, W. Crispe, G. H, Armstrong (s.) 5; Waters, Stuart. Coady, Gill" (s.) 11, beat Neil, Kidd, Harris, Cooote (s.) 2. Second Round: Armstrong 8 beat Coote 5; Pullman 10, beat Gill 5; W. Blake 5, beat King 3; H. V. Gribble 14, beat R. Fitness 3. Third Round: Gribble 17, beat King 2; Coote 5, beat Fitness 2; W. Blake 8, beat Pullman 2; Armstrong 7, beat Gill 5. Fourth Round: Gill 13, beat Fitness 4; Gribble 11, beat Pullman 5; Armstrong 9, beat W. Blake, 5; Coote, 16, beat King 3. Fifth Round: Gribble, 6, beat W. Blake, 5; Coote, 13, beat Pullman, 6; Armstrong, 12, beat Fitness, 5; King, 9, beat Gill, 3. Sixth Round: H. King, 9, beat Fitness, 8: Coote, 9, beat W. Blake, 4; Armstrong, 12, beat Pullman, 6; Gill, 7, beat Gribble, 4. Seventh Round: Armstrong, 13, beat King, 3: Gribble, 5, beat Coote, 3; Fitness, 8, beat Pullman, 1; Gill, 5, beat W. Blake, 3. Section B.

First Round: F. Adolph, F. Perkins, J. Roulston, Duncan Roulston (s.), 6, beat J. Morrow, L. S. Civil. J. Blake, C. Griffith (s.), i ; H. Keith's rink, 8, beat H. Bockett's rink, 2; Greenhead, Elmsley, Christiansen, A.: M. Barriball (s.), 7, beat Civil, Crosbie, Lawrie, Lusher (s.), 5; E. Crum, C. Bonner, B. Clarke, A. P. Daysh (s.), 12, beat Naysmith, Mearn. G. Stone, E. S. Barriball (s.), 4. Second Round: Lusher 10 beat E. S. Barriball 9, Dune. Roulston 10 beat H. Keith 2, A. M. Barriball 5 beat Bockett 3, Griffiths 12 beat Daysh

Third Round: Dune. Roulston 6 drew with A. M. Barriball 6, Griffiths 8 drew with Keith 8, Bockett 5 drew with E. S. Barriball 5. Lushger 10 beat Daysh 5.

■ Fouth Round: E. S. Barriball 12 drew with Dune. Roulston 12, Daysh 12 beat Bockeit 5, Lusher 12 beat Keith 5, A. M. Barriball 13 beat Griffiths 1. Fifth Round: Daysh 9 beat Dune. Roulston 6,g Lusher 10 beat Bockett J, E. S. Barriball 11 beat Griffiths 3. H. Keith 10 beat A. M. Barriball 4. Sixth Round: A. M. Barribail 14 beat A. P. Daysh 0, Keith 9 beat E. S. Barriball i Lusher 7 beat Griffith 6, Dune. Roulston II beat. Bockett 4. Seventh Round; A. M. Barriball !• heat E. S. Barriball 0, Griffith 8, beat Bockett ", Keith 7, drew with Daysh 7, Dune. Roulston 10, heat Lusher '.'<■

In Section A, Armstrong and Cribble tied with six wins and one loss each; Gill had four wins-, three losses; Cootc four wins, three losses; W. Blake two wins, four losses and a thaw; King two wins, five losses; Pullman, two wins, five losses; Fit ness one win, one draw and. live losses, in the play-off between Armstrong and Cribble for the section. premiership, Armstrong's rink won by seven points to nil. 'in Section B, A. M, Barriball, with liv wins, one draw and one 10.-.s. headed tha list. Then came C. R. Lnsher, with five wins, two losses; Dune, Roulston, four wins, two draws Mid one loss H. Keith, three wins, two draws and two losses; A. P. Daysh, three wins, one draw and three losses; Criflith. three wins, one diaw and three losses; E. S. Barriball, one win, two draws and four losses; H. Bockett, one draw and six losses. Tlic Final. The final between W. Wright, W. Butler. W. Crispe, C H. Armstrong (skip) and Creenhead, Elmsley, Christiansen and A. M. Barriball (skip) resulted in favour of Armstrong's rink by 18 points to SI.