BOWLING TOURNEY

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 926, 20 March 1930, Page 6

BOWLING TOURNEY

CHAMPION PAIRS SECTION PLAY OVER Section play in the annual champion pairs tourney of the Auckland Bowling Centre was completed yesterday. Following are additional results: SECTION A.—AT REMUERA. Fifth Round.—Jenkins, 23, v. Duncan, IS: Linder, 23, v. Henry, IS; Lamb, 24, v! Hill, 16. Summary.—Jenkin, 5 wins; Duncan, 4; Linder, 3; Lamb, 2; Hill, 1; Henry, 5 losses. SECTION 8.-AT REMUERA Fifth Round.—Carter, 19, v. Toy, 19; Mingins. 26, v. Keith, 12; Price, IS v. Moors, 16. Summary.—Mingins, 5 wins; Keith, 4; Carter, 2i; Price, 2; Toy, 1?.; Moors, 5 losses. SECTION C.—AT PONSONBY^ Fifth Round.—Ryan, 23, v. Ball, 15; Clarke, 20, v. Pearce, 15; Sumner, 19. v. Higginbotham, 17. Summary.—Ryan, 5 wins; Clarke, Pearce, 3; Ball, 2; Sumner, Higginbotham l - SECTION D.-AT PONSONBY. Fifth Round.—Puffin, 21, v. Johnson. I 14: Potter, 17, v. Harper, 24; Canton, 24’ | v. Hosking, 10. Summary.—Canton. Harper, 4 wins; Duffin, 3; Hosking. Potter, 2; Johnson, 5 Canton won the play-off. SECTION E.—AT ONEHUNGA Fifth Round.—McLeod, 20, v. Gribble, 25; Wetherilt, 23, v. Dick, 9; Knox, 18, v. Turner, 29. Summary.—Wetherilt, 5 wins; Gribble, Turner, Dick, 3; McLeod, 1; Knox, 5 SECTION F—AT ONEHUNGA Fifth Round.—Bremner, 17, v. Bain- ' bridge, 14; Parsons, 25, v. Eagleton, 16; T urner, 15, v. Preston, 19. Summary.—Parsons, 4 wins; Bremner, Cagle ton, 3; Preston, J. Turner, 2; Baini.'ridge, 1. SECTION G.-AT AUCKLAND. Fifth Round. —Hardley, 21, v. Gatenby 18: Wakerley, 19, v. Dick, 18; Ritchie, 25! v. Matheson, 14. Summary.—Wakerley, 4 wins; Hardley, Ritchie, 3; Gatenby, Dick, 2; Matheson. SECTION H.—AT AUCKLAND Fifth Round.—Rankin, 20, v. Casey isBridges, 21, v. Lorain, 17; Parker-Hill, 21, v. Maher, 11. Summary —Casey, 1 wins; Pui:ker-Hill, Lor am, 3; Bridges, Maher, 2; Rankin, J. SECTION I.—AT EPSOM. Fifth Round.—Rawnsley, 22, v. llardley 20 ’ Y.’ Clayton, 14; Carbines! Summary.—Clayton, 4 wins; Rawnsley, Myers, 3; Carbines, Hardley, 2; Thomas, 1. SECTION J.—AT EPSOM Fifth Round.—Adeane, 21, v. Newton, 16; Clark, 24, v. Richmond, 19; Firth, 18, v. Chapman, 10. Summary.—Adeane, 5 wins; G. Clark, 4; E. Richmond, 3; Newton, 2; Firth, I; Chapman, 5 losses. SECTION K.—AT WEST END. Fifth Round.—Wooller, 20, v. Denison 16; Foote, 30, v. Thompson, 15; de Lauf nay, 26, v. Tomlinson, 22. Summary.—de Launay, 4 wins; Tomlinson, Thompson, Wooller, 3; Foote, 2; Denison, 5 losses. SECTION L.-AT WEST END. Fifth Round.—Parsons, 22, v. Keys, 15Buxton, 20, v. Wright, 14; Russell, 12, v’. Vella, 24. Summary.—Russell, Parsons, 4 wins; Vella, 3; Wright, Buxton, 2; Keys, 5 losses. Russell won the play-off by 22 to 17. SECTION M.-AT HILLSBOROUGH Fifth Round.—Young, 25, v. HardieIseil, 18; McMahon, IS, v. Gatlund, 15; Ferry, 21, v. McGill, 17: Murray. 20 v Burton, 15. McMahon with 4 wins and one loss won the section.