CAMBRIDGE BOWLING

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 630, 5 April 1929, Page 11

CAMBRIDGE BOWLING

PAIRS COMPETITION CAMBRIDGE, To-day. The closing stages of the pairs competition in connection with the Cambridge bowling- Club’s Easter tournament were reached yesterday, the weather being ideal. SECTION A Sixth Round.—Thomson, 16, v. Hosklng, 15; .Butler, 14, v. Diggins, 13; Pearce, 30, v. E. James, 10; Kriskovitch, 16, v. Badeley, 12. Seventh Round.—Butler, 11, v. E. James, 8; Hosking, 16, v. Kriskovitch, 15. SECTION B Sixth Round.—McCathie, 20, v. Godfrey, 17; Luscombe, 15, v. White, S; Halliday, 18, v. Anderson, 12; Livingstone, 20, V. Uardley, 16. Seventh Round.—Luscombe, 16, v. Livingstone, 12. SECTION C Sixth Round.—McKenzie, IS, v. Douglass 18; Richards, 14, v. Bennett. 13; Parker-Hill, 19, v. Wallis, 14; McKay, 20, v. Cleveley, 11. Seventh Round.—Douglass, 19, v. Parker-Hill, 10. SECTION D Sixth Round.—Lobb, 14, v. Cooke, 9; Crowe, IS, v. R. White, 14; Cox, 15, v. Edwards, 11. Seventh Round. —Cox, 13, v. Lobb, 7; S. James, 19, v. Crowe, 11. SECTION E Sixth Round.—Trayes, 16, v. Carter, 10; McCullough, 16, v. Bacli, 11: Bruce, 14, v. Taylor, 6; Mclvor, 16, v. Browne, 14. Seventh Round.—Mclvor, 16, v. Bruce, 15. POST-SECTIONAL PLAY Lobb and Putt (New Plymouth), 18, v. Sullivan and Cox (Devonport), 9; Nicoll and Pearce (Cambridge), 22, v. Martinson and Mclvor (Papatoetoe), 17; Hosking and Parker-Hill (Papatoetoe) and Crosher and Luscombe (New Plymouth) had byes. The aforementioned teams qualified with six wins and one loss. SEMI-FINALS Putt and Lobb, IS, beat Hosking and Parker-Hill, 9; Nicoll and Pearce, 17, v. Crosher and Luscombe, 7.