Easter Bowling

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 953, 22 April 1930, Page 7

Easter Bowling

THIRD DAY’S PLAY

Greens Heavy After Rain

SUNDAY rain made green conditions less favourable for the third day's play of the Auckland Bowling Centred Easter tournament yesterday, though the greens improved as play proceeded. Contests were keen and interesting, the results often being in doubt until the final head was played. Inter-section play will take place today.

EASTER FOURS SECTION A.—At Mangere Seventh Round.—F. Blank well (Waite - I s - v - T - Dick (Grey Lynn), S; r .\TcDougall (Epsom), 24, v. E. J. Goldsmith (Dominion Road), 14: J. Turner (Carlton >, 23, v. C. Lovegvove (St. Heli- .'%) 12: A Holmes (Carlton), 18, v. J. Tiavidson (Auckland). 15: L. Hope (Papatma) 20, v .1. Smith (Mount Eden). 13. K Fltrhth Round. —Davidson, 20, v. Blackwell 16; Goldsmith, 21. v. Hope, 12; Tur- ... ’ 21 v. MrDougall, It; Dick, 22, v. Loveerove. 19; Smith, 23, v. Holmes, 20. Ninth Round. —Holmes. 27, v. McDouktl, I*- Hope, 28, v. Dick. 7; Blackwell, §i ’ Lovegrove, 20; Smith, 26, v. Goldsmith. 14: Turner. 10, v. Davidson, 7. Summarv. —Blackwell, 8 wins 1 loss; Dick 7 wins, 2 losses: Turner, 6 wins, 2 losses: Holmes. Smith and Hope, 5 u ins 4 losses; Davidson, 4 wins, 5 losses: Goldsmith and Mcliougall, 2 wins. 7 losses; Lovegrove, 1 win, 8 losses. SECTION B.—At St. Heiiers seventh Round.— P. White (St. HeliBall (Carlton), 16; T. Georse (Epsom). 33. v. A. Bush (Dominion Road). 15: T. Dickson (Ellerslie), 23. v YV. Hardley (West End). 17: Taylor i Waihi), 19, v. R. Bourke (Mount Eden), IJ. W. I re (Auckland), 23, v. D. Mcj tints (F*onsonby), 21. Eighth Round. —Ball, 27. v. George, 16; Bush 21. v. Taylor, 14; Dickson, 23. v. White, 19. Milnnes, 18, v. Bourke, 17; Hardley. 17. v. Ure, 15. Ninth Round. —Georgre. 20, v. Mclnnes, i-' Bourke, 24, v. Bush, IS; Taylor, 18, v Dickson, 17; Ball. 25, v. Ure, 14; Hard' ley 27, v. White, 21. Summary. —Ball and George, 7 wins, 2 losses; Bush and Dickson, 5 wins, 4 losses; Mclnnes, Bourke and White, 4 wins, 5 losses; Ure, Hardley and Taylor, 3 wins, 6 losses. BECTION C.—At Hillsborough Seventh Round. —E. Burton (Epsom), 20. v. J. Gifford (Dominion Road), 19; G* Wright son (Carlton), 26, v. J. Morgan i Devon port). 13; J. Baxter (Auckland), 16, v. S. Miller (Ponsonby), 19: (». Melhouse (Henderson), 17, v. J. McKelvie (Ellerslie), 13; J. Gibson (Hallyburton Johnstone), IS, v. J. Wooller (Rawhiti), 12. Eighth Round.—Wooller, 13, v. Miller, 13 Gifford, 22, v. Gibson, 12; Melhouse, 19, v. Baxter. IS: Burton, 7. v. Wrightson. 37; MoKelvie. 16. v. Morgan, 22. Ninth Round. —Wrightson, 22, v. Baxtrr, 15; Morgan, 22, v. Melhouse, 17; Gibson. 26. v. MoKelvie, 22; Gifford, 25, v. Wooller, 15: Burton, 26, v. Miller, 20. Summary.—Wrightson, 8 wins, 1 loss: Miller, Burton, Baxter, Melhouse and Gibson, 5 wins, 4 losses; Morgan and Gifford, 4 wins, 5 losses; Wooller and McKelvie, 2 wins, 7 losses. SECTION D.—At West End Seventh Round.—L. Campbell (Domlr - ion Road), 27, v. C. H. de Launay (Epsom), 19; G. Hoskings (Carlton). 19, v. Surman (Mount Eden), 15; A. Macpherson (Rawhiti), 20, v. S. Thompson (Hillsborough), 19: A. Parsons ( E’onsonby), 24, v. L. Russell (Remuera). 16: H. Wernham (West End), 21, v. W. Leighton (Henderson), 15. Eighth Round. —Russell, 24, v. Leighton, 20; Campbell, 22, v. Thompson, 21; de Launay. 19. v. Hoskings, 18; Surman, 26, v. Wernham, 17; Parsons, 23, v. Macpherson, 17. Ninth Round.—De Launay, 22, v. Parsons. 18: Surman, 17, v. Leighton, 15; Thompson, 20, v. Wernham. 19; Hoskings. 24. v. Russell, 16; Macpherson, 19, v. Campbell, 17. Summary.—Hoskings, Parsons, Russell and Macpherson, 6 wins, 3 losses; De Launay, 5 wins, 4 losses; Surman, Wernham and Thompson, 4 wins, 5 losses; Campbell, 3 wins, 6 losses; Leighton, 1 win, 8 losses. SECTION £.—At Onehunga Seventh Round.—H. Gill (Mount Eden), 20. v. W. Williams (Rocky Nook), 13; F. Ritchie (Carlton), 24. v. L. Francis (Mt. Albert), 20: R. Taylor (Rawhiti), 21, v. B. Meese (New Lynn). 15; C. Amtman (Remuera). 16, v. J. Diek (Ponsonby), 15: A. Thompson (West End), 26, v. J. Somervell (Avondale). 20. Eighth Round.—Amtman, 36, v. Somervell, 8; Gill, 20, v. Meese, 13: Williams, 22. v. Ritchie. 16: Thompson. 19, v. Francis. 1$; Dick, 25, v. Taylor, 14. Ninth Round. —Thompson, 23, v. Meese, 15; Dick. 19. v. Williams, 17: Francis, 28, v. Somervell, 17; Taylor, 24, v. Gill, 23: Ritchie, 20. v. Amtman, IS. Summary.—Amtman and Thompson, S wins, t loss; Dick, 6 wins, 3 losses; Ritchie, 5 wins, 4 losses; Francis. Williams SBd Gill, 4 wins, 5 losses; Taylor, 3 wins, 6 losses; Somervell, 2 wins, 7 losses; Meese, t win, 8 losses. SECTION F.—At Ponsonby Seventh Round.—B. Emerali (Grey Lynn), 21, v. F. Coburn (Whangarei), 12: V Kenny (Onehunga). IS, v. H. Clarke «• Carlton >, 15; A. R. Graham (Remuera). 23, v. D. Fraser (Mount Eden), 13: C•’ulpin (Rawhiti). 17, v. W. Keatley i Rocky Nook). 15: J. McPhail (Waiteniiita), 22. v. C. Hill (Edendale), 14; S. Sharpe (Mount Albert), 19, v. A. Letham (Ponsonby). 17. Eighth Rotmd. McPhail. 20, v. Emerali, 14; Kenny, 24, v. Letham. 21: Sharpe. 20 v. Fraser, 17; Coburn, 21, v. (’larke, 15: Graham. 27, v. Culpin, 10; Keatley, 20. v. Hill, IS. Ninth Round.—Sharp, 29, v. ('ulpin, 13; Emerali. 19. v. Hill, 15; McPhail, 16, v. Clarke. 14; Kenny, 23. v. Fraser, 20; «’oburn, 27, v. Letham, 11; Graham, 22, v Keatley. 7. Summary.—Graham, 7 wins, 2 losses; Sharpe, Kenny, Coburn, Keatley, 6 wins, S looses; Clarke, 5 wins, 4 losses; Letham, Emerali and McPhail, 4 wins, 5 losses: •’ulpin, 3 wins, 6 losses; Hill, 1 win, S losses. SECTION G.—At Te Papapa Seventh Round.—Cox (Stanley), 25, v. Parsons (Epsom). 20; Buckley (Grey Lynn), 22, V. Roberts (Dominion Road). 19; Wright (St. Heiiers), IS, v. Gatenby •Mount Eden). 14; Gatland (Onehunga), 19, v. Lamb (Carlton). 13; Milner (Rocky Aook), 21. v. Vaughan (Rawhiti), 1<; Jury (Ponsonby), 30, v. Bridge (Te Fapapa), li. Eighth Round.—Buckley, 21, v. Gatenby, 18; Milner. Iv. Bridge, 10; Jury, 17, v. Parsons, 16: Wright. 24. v. Vaughan, ’L Lamb, 22, v. Cox, 12; Gatland, 21, v. Roberts, 16. Ninth Round.—Milner. 25, v. Wright, 9; Back ley. 24, v. Vaughan. 19: Gatenby, v. Gatland, 12: Roberts, 24. v. Cox, Bridge, 21, v. Parsons, 17; Lamb, -o, ry. 20. Jfftimary.— Buck lev. 8 wins, 1 loss: 7 wins. 2 losses; Roberts. Gatland Jury. 6 wins. 3 losses; Wright, a 4 losses: Lamb and Gatenby. 4 wins. Bridge. 3 wins. 6 losses: Cox IXECUTIV E FOURS A.—At Remuera. 'Aventh Round.—A Coutts (Carlton), • A Twlnami (St. Heiiers •. 18; J. •McGregor (Devonport). 20. v. W. Tongue Rocky Nook). 13; E. E. Daniels (Remu- ?, ra V 23. v. R. Forbes (Manurewa). 14; ‘'•James (Edendale). 23, v. W. Knight •Mangere). S; T. Pilkington (Te Papapa). K. Firth (Glen Eden). 5: G. Pearce [Otahuhu). 23, v. G Neilson (Hallyburton Johnstone). 12. Eighth Round.—Firth. 20. v. McGregor. D; Tongue. 25. v. Daniels. 11; Pearce, v Knight. 14: Pilkington, 21. v. Neil--19; Coutts. 22, v. James, 21; Forbes, Twiname, 19. Round.—James. 27, v. Twiname, 3 oJ ; Knight. 18. v. Pilkington, 12; Daniels, r;- v. Firth. 13; Coutts, 24, v. Pearce, 17. -McGregor, 29. v. Neilson, 17; Tongue, v - Forbes, 17. 0 Summary.— Coutts and Firth, 7 wins, - losses; Pilkington. 6 wins, 3 losses. Pearce, McGregor and Daniels, 5 wins, 4 oases; Forbes and James, 4 wins. 5 • Ty U” arr >e and Kuiglit 2 wins. 7 losses; Neil--0 wins, tj losses . SECTION 8.--At Epsom. Seventh Rou~.d. Thomas '-=-0 ujij), 24, v. Audtegr vTaka--1 Jna », *•; JLrvrtfi (Pukekohe). -8. Linton i Hon<% ;-««•}, #)ison (Domint*°n Road). :a. ■ (RawhitiL S. Edison (Edendale* _ v. Newton (Grey ynn>. is. Eighth Round.—Paterson. 23, v. Addi*°ri * 22; Canton. 24, \. Blakey, 16; Audley.

30. v. Thomas. 16: Ferguson, 30, v. Newton. 20; Armstrong, 18, v. Benson. 17. Ninth Round.—Newton, 17. v. Canton, 22; Benson, 21, v. Thomas, 24; Ferguson, 19, v. Addison. 20; Blakey. 14. v. Armstrong. 21; Audley, 15, v. Paterson, 20. Summary.—Armstrong. 8 wins, 1 loss; Canton, 7 wins, 1 loss; Benson, 6 wins, 3 losses; Audley, 5 wins, 4 losses; Thomas, Addison and Paterson, 4 wins, 5 losses: Ferguson, 3 wins. 6 losses; Blakey and Newton, 2 wins, 7 losses. FIRST-YEAR PLAYERS’ FOURS SECTION A.—At Auckland. Sixth Round.—Copeland (Waitemata), 17, V. Pilkington (Te Papapa), 16; Brown (Carlton), 24, v. Gadd (Grey Lynn). 12; Vranjes (Glen Eden), 21, v. Saker (Onehunga), 10; Purdy (Edendale), 24, v. Walsbam (Pukekohe), 15. Seventh Round.—Purdy, 31, v. Saker, 12; Walsnam, 20. v. Copeland. 19; Pilkington, 21, v. Brown, 14; Gadd, 24, v. Vranjes, 12. SECTION B. —At Auckland. Sixth Round.—Renton (Hallyburton Johnstone), 18, v. Binns (Auckland), 7; Person (Grey Lynn). 21, v. Cusworth (Stanley), 16; McCord (Otahuhu), 22, v. Stehr (Epsom), 18; Penman (Mangere), 22. v. Connon (Rocky Nook), 21. Seventh Round.—McCord, 30, v. Connon, 11; Renton. 18, v. Penman, 12; Cusworth, IS, v. Binns, 16; Person, 26, v. Stehr, 12. IN THE PROVINCE TAKAPUNA TOURNAMENTS Progressive pairs tournaments on the Takapuna green proved popular in the holidays. There were 28 players in one held on Saturday afternoon. Four skips tied, with four wins each: Burnett, Prentice, Christey and Robinson. When recourse was had to aggregate scores in order to decide the tie, it was found that here again Prentice and Christey were equal, with 32, and they agreed to divide the prizes. Of the leads there was another tie, at four wins each, between Eade, Walters and Blackwell, but Eade’s score of 37 in points, as against Walters’s 28, gave him the victory. There was another tournament yesterday with 16 competitors. Waterman proved the winning skip, with four wins, and Corfe, with a like score, headed the leads. PUKEKOHE The Buckland Bowling Club held a tourney on its green yesterday, when 26 teams entered, making a very successful tourney. Teams were entered from the following clubs: Hillsborough, Otaua, Clevedon, ManUrewa, Pukekohe, Te Papapa, Tuakau, Waiuku and Buckland. The winning pair comprised Wily and Wiggins, of Buckland, with five wins. Four teams scored four games each, the skips being Murdock (Otaua), Dawe (Clevedon), Field (Buckland) and Blake (Pukekohe). HIKURANGI The Hikurangi Bowling Club's tournament was continued on Saturday. In the semi-final, Gribble (Whangarei) bea£ Pearce (Kensington), by 32 to 17. The winning team played consistently throughout and established an early lead, which was maintained throughout the game. On the 17th head Gribble led 32—7, but as a result of good bowling Pearce reduced the lead. The other game between Taylor (Hikurangi) and Brewis (Portland), was closely contested, and on the 15th head the score was 14 all. On the 20th head Brewis held a comfortable position, leaving Taylor six to pick Up to win, the score at this stage being: Brewis, 20; Taylor, 15. Ferguson held the shot for Brewis on the last head, when the Hikurangi third, Westwell, killed the head, necessitating a replay. This was won by Taylor with a beautiful four, and the game ended: Brewis, 20; Taylor, 19. HAMILTON The Hamilton Easter pairs tournament was continued on the Hamilton Bowling /Club’s green yesterday in fine weather. Heavy rain fell early in the morning and the condition of the greens made it necessary to postpone the commencement of play until one o’clock and to shorten the heads. Pleydell and Sumner (Pukekohe) played Wheeler and Lucas (Frankton), by artificial light in the evening to decide the winners of A section, both having secured eight wins and one loss. The Pukekohe rink won by 9 points to 6. They will play Gallagher and Frost (Frankton), who secured 9 wins and no losses in section B, to decide the winners of the tournament. The results of yesterday’s play were:— SECTION A Seventh Round. —Land, 18, v. Burton, 10; Arthur, 10, v. Budd, 9; Sumner, 13, v. Anderson, 12; Lucas, 20, v. Reynolds, 13; Ross, 13 v. Bennett, 12: Jenkins, 25, v. Felix, 15; Kelly, 13, v. Crawshaw, 10. Eighth Round. —Lucas, 10, v. Arthur, 9: Budd, li. v. Anderson. 9: Crawshaw, 15, v. Ross, 4; Sumner beat Felix; Burton. 16, v. Bennett, 7; Reynolds, S, v. Jenkins, 9; Land, 8, v. Kelly, 5. Ninth Round.—Crawshaw, 17. v. Arthur, 4: Land, 14, v. Jenkins, S; Budd, 15, v. Felix. 14; Reynolds, 10, v. Ross, 4; Sumner, 14. v. Bennett, 10; Lucas, 12, v. Kelly, 10; Burton, 13, v. Anderson, 11. SECTION B Seventh Round. —Baker, 13, v. Barrell, 2; Meredith, 20, v. C. G. Speight, 5: Beauchamp 11, v. Short. 6; Frost, 15, v. Salter, 7; Michell, 13, v. Curteis 12; Smith. 25, v. Fraser, 9; Yeoman, 11, v. Chapman, 9. Eighth Round.—Frost, 18, v. C. O. Speight, 11; Chapman, 22. v. Michell. 6; Yeoman, 14, v. Barrell. 4; Curteis 13, v. Baker 10; Meredith, 15, v. Beauchamp, 4; Fraser, 19, v. Salter, 10; Smith, 10, v. Sl Ninth* Round. —Meredith, 15, v. Smith, 9; Short, 14, v. Curteis, 6; Baker. 17, v ; Beauchamp, 11; Salter, lp, v. Fraser, 14, v. Barrell, 8; C. O. 14, v. Chapman, 12; Frost, 1 o, v. leoman, 13. SUMMARY The position at the end of the ninth "section 38 'A.—Pleydell and Sumner (Pukekohe), 8 wins, 1 loss: heeler and Lucas (Frankton), S and 1: Barton and Budd (Hamilton), 7 and 2; Leak and Arthur (Hamilton), 6 and 3; Roven and Land (Hamilton). 6 and Burton (Frankton), 5 and 4; Stuobs and Anderson (Claudelands), 4 and o; Masters and Kelly (Hamilton). 4 and o; C. R. Speight and Reynolds (Claudelands) 3 and 6; Norton and Jenkins (Hamilton East), 3 and 6; Roberts and telix (Han • ntlSo 3 and 6; L. White and Ross "c°m.de?ands) 2 and 7; C A Speight and Bennett (Claudelands), - and •, Stubb"f e^ n o d n tl SO £.iSa^^ £) ;aid a ; d t Pros, so.^and 0 " Smith '(HimlltonU a " d 7: irvine and Michell (Whitiora) d and 4. ?°«n n a d nrc^^i a n Ud (1la nd fn/f and c. (Claudelands). 4 and j. Rabone an d Baker (Frankton)! 3 and S: Eliott and Barrell IS 0 " 1 Y (Hamilton) 2 and 7. s > Murp hy and S (Whakatane), 1 and S. CAMBRIDGE nr. - Cambridge Bowling Club’s Easter rinkl 6 «ourname tl n was f,r e e a e t n her h kept y fine tor the rest of the day. are: — SECTION A Seventh Rond.- jggfg: Evans? 21; Hollard! 20. v. Pllkinston, f ki^V??t U e nd irv r Br k owm l?; mg v 28 Pcrry; -3; Hollard. 16. v. Evans. 2S! „ j White 8, v. Ellisdon,

17, r. Perry, 20; Pilkington, 23, v. Evans, 11. SECTION B Seventh Round. —Noon, 20, v. Wright, 14; Lowe, 16. v. Little, 15; Montgomery, 11, v. Leggatt, 21; Jordan, 17, v. Findlay, Eighth Round.—Noonan. 11, v. Leath, 16; Lowe, 22, v. Wright, 10; Montgomery, ]4, v. Little, 16; Jordan, 24, v. Leggatt, 10. Ninth Round.—Lowe, 20, v. Leatli, 8; Montgomery, 20, v. Wright, 17; Jordan. 13, v. Little, IS; Findlay, 24, v. Leggatt. 10. SECTION C Seventh Round.—Deane 20, v. Keith. 16: Bremner, 28, v. McCathie, 15: Dix, 12, v. Stewart, 11; Turton, 19, v. Robertson, 18. Eightli Round.—A dean e, 21, v. Wooller, 20; Bremner, 21. v. Keith. 12; Dix, IS, V. McCathie, 7: Turton, 7, v. Stewart, IS. Ninth Round.—Bremner. 16, v. Wooller, 13; Dix, 8, v. Keith. 15; Turton beat McCathie by default; Robertson, 16, v. Stewart, 17. SECTION D Seventh Round.—Snoad, S, v. Cordes, 20; E. James, 13, v. McFarlane, 21; Walker, 16, v. Trayes, 19; Gifford, 11, v. Lymburn, 17. Eighth Round.—Snoad, 12, v. Conder, 23; E. James, 14, v. Cordes. 21; Walker, 13, v. McFarlane, 17; Gifford, 13, v. Trayes, 29. Ninth Round.—E. James, 17, v. Conder, 20; "Walker, 19, v. Cordes, 10; Gifford, 14, v. McFarlane; 21; Lymburn, IS, v. Trayes, 16. SECTION E Seventh Round. Pearce, 14, v. Coombes, 13; Vincent, 17, v. Hosking, 13; Carter, 21, v. Wallace, 11; Seccomb, 11, V. Lobb, 23. Eighth Round.—Pearce, 12, v. Master, 15; Vincent, 18, v. Coombes, 10; Carter, 22, v. Hosking, 19; Seccomb, 9, v. Wallace, 23. Ninth Round. —Vincent, 17, v. McMaster, 22; Carter, 12, v. Coombes, 22; Seccomb, 23, v. Hosking, 25; Lobb, 17, v. Wallace, 13. SECTION F Seventh Round. —S. James, 20, v. Donald, 19; Lewis, 12, v. Haydon, 16: Layland, 10, v. McNamara, 17; Kriskovitch, IC, v. Hardley, 13. Eighth Round.—S. James, ‘ 27, v. Cosher, 10; Lewis, 16, v. Donald, 15; Layland, I\, v. Haydon, 15; Kriskovitch, 18, v. McNamara, 8. Ninth Round.—Lewis, 18, v. Cosher, 25; Lay land, 16, v. Donald, 20; Kriskovitch, 13, v. Haydon, 15; Hardley, 21, v. McNamara, 14. SECTION G Seventh Round.—Hardie Neil, 16, v. Smart, 20: Washer, 17, v. Mclntyre, 21; Douglas, 13, v. Qualtrougli, 14; Clevely, 21, v. Tucker, 11. Eighth Round.—Hardie Neil, 21, v. Gibson, 17; Washer, 17, v. Smart, 13; Douglas, 13, v. Mclntyre, 23; Clevely, 11, v. Qualtrough, 2S. Ninth Round. —Washer, 10, v. Gibson, 9; Douglas, 16, v. Smart, 12; Clevely, 15, v. Mclntyre, 31; Tucker, 22, v. Qualtrough, 20. SECTION H Seventh Round. —Miller, 20, v. Parker Hill, 23; Halliday, 7, v. Bruce, 21; Scantlebury, 16, v. Loane, 14; Rodgers, 13, v. Bassett, 16. Eighth Round. —Miller, 15, v. Lange. 21; Parker Hill, 25, v. Halliday, 16; Scantlebury, 20, v. Bruce, 19; Rodgers, 12. v. Loane, 19. Ninth Round.—Halliday, 15, v. Lange, 20; Scantlebury, 19, v. Parker Hill, 22; Rodgers, 15, v. Bruce, IS; Bassett, 18, v. Loane, 17. The following is a summary of the position at the finish of the section play:— Section A.—Evans, 7 wins, 1 loss; Perry, 6 wins, 2 losses; Pilkington, 5 wins, 3 losses: Hollard and Ellisdon, 4 wins, 4 losses; White, 3 wins, 5 losses; Prickett, Richards and Brown, 2 wins, 6 losses. Section B. —Noonan and Findlay, 7 wins, 1 loss; Lowe, 6 wins, 2 losses: Little, 4 wins, 4 losses; Montgomery and Waring, 3 wins, 5 losses; Jordan, Leggatt and Wright, 2 wins, 6 losses. Section C. —Adeane, Stewart and Dix, 6 wins, 2 losses; Bremner, 5 wins, 3 losses; Robertson and Keith, 4 wins, 4 losses; Wooller, 3 wins, 5 losses; McCathie and Turton, 1 win, 7 losses. Section D.—McFarlane, 7 wins, 1 loss; Walker, Lymburn and Cordes, 6 wins, 2 losses; Trayes, 5 wins, 3 losses; Conder, 3 wins, 5 losses; Gifford, E. James and Snoad, 1 win, 7 losses. Section E. —Vincent, 6 wins, 2 losses; Carter and McMaster, 5 wins, 3 losses; Pearce, Lobb, Wallace and Hosking, 4 wins, 4 losses; Coombes, 3 wins, 5 losses; Seccomb, 1 win, 7 losses. Section F. —S. R. James and Hardley, 7 wins, 1 loss; Kriskovitch, 6 wins, 2 losses; Haydon, 5 wins, 3 losses; Cosher, 4 wins, 4 losses; Lewis and Donald, 2 wins, 6 losses. . Section G. —Mclntyre, 8 wins, 0 losses: Hardie Neil and Douglas, 5 wins, 3 losses; Qualtrough, 4 wins, 4 losses; Washer, Clevely, Tucker, Gibson, 3 wins, 5 losses; Smart, 2 wins, 6 losses. Section H.—Scantlebury and Bruce, 7 wins, 1 loss; Parker Hill, 6 wins, 2 losses, Lange and Loane, 4 wins, 4 losses, Miller and Halliday, 1 win, 7 losses. All teams with six wins and two losses or better qualify for post-sectional play, which will be played today. Twenty teams from eight sections have qualified on the two-life system.