BOWLING.

Taranaki Daily News, 13 January 1916, Page 8

BOWLING.

DOMINION TOURNAMENT, By Telegraph.—Press Association, Christchurch. Last Night. The Dominion championship bowling tournament was continued to-day, when the final three rounds were played in the Rinksj competition., Intersectional play will start to-morrow. The positions of the rinks i s as follows (rink, skip, wins, losses): — SECTION A, Balmaeewan, G, E. Smith, 8—1; Otaki, A. Sathcrly, 5—4; Palmerston North, J. Nash, 5—4; Petone, E. M. Stephens, 5—4; Green Island, A. Smellie, 3—6; Nelson, W. Dee, 4—5; Opawa, C. Goldstone, 8—1; Wellington, J. Porteous, 4—5; St. Kilda, W. Jacobsen, 1—8; Lyall Bay, A. Ferguson, 2—7; Phoenix,'W. Waddell, 7—2; Randwick, B. Hale, 4—5.

SECTION B. Christelmroh, A. H. Gurnov. 7—2; Rangiora, .T. Angus, 7—2; Sydenham, E. C. Chegwin, 5—4; Edgcwarc, W. .T. Shearman, 3—o; Sumner, .T. R. Maynard, 1—8; Tenuika, T. Edwards, I—Sj'United, W. Eraser, 3—4; Tauranga, E. Crowley, 45; Limvood. M. Kershaw, 4—5: Wellington, E. J. Hill, B—l. SECTION C. Christehureh, W. N. MeDoH'fDll, S~G; Sydenham, T. G..MeGallan, r~3; lidgeware, W. G. Brass, 3—G; Wanga.iai, L. Cohen, 4—5; Kelburn, T. Gray, C—3; New.town, W. Wylie, S—l; Wellington, R. Ballantyne, fl—3; Stratford, A. T. iSkoglund, 3—o- Dunedin, W. McLaren, 3—6j Takaka, T. Haldane, 3—6. SECTION I> United, I. Woolf, 7—2; Christolmrch, R. Torrance, o—3; Edgeware, W. L. Baker. 2—7; Sydenham, P. A. Yule, 2—7; Hataitai, G. Hendrv, 5—4; Papanui, W. Poole, I—S; Waimate, T. M. J.niii", 7—2; Canterbury, J. A. Redpath, 7—2; Wellington, G. Magnus, 3—5; Kaiapoi, P. Parnham, 5—4. SECTION E. Wellington, W. Berry, 5—4; Christelmrcli, M. Orchard, C—3; St. AJbans, R. J. Thompson, 3—C; Lyttelton, E. H. Henderson, 2—7; Thorndon, C. Parata, 4—5; St. Johns, G. S. Gordon, 4—5; Sydenham, J. Scott, 2—7; Roslyn, E. Fountain, fl—0; United, T. Thomson, 5—4; Auckland, G. S. Osmond, 4—5.

SECTION F. Kaiapoi, R. Wylie, 4—5; Christehurch, R. W. Davies, 5—4; Balmacewan, A. S. Armstrong, 5—4; Newtown, J. Laughton, G—3; Wellington, W. Allnutt, 6-t3; Opawa, E. A. Bruce, 2—7; Kaitoa, G. Shillito, 3—G; Edgeware, J. W. Beanland, 4—5; Canterbury, R. • Morland, G—3; Wellington, J. J. Roberts, 4—5. SECTION G, Ponsonby, M. Walker, 8—1; Wellington, J. G. Webb, 3—G; Newton, J. Braekenriilge, 5—4; Carterton, W. T. Masson. 7—2; Canterbury, F. Barlow, 2—7; United, F. Woolley, 2—7; Victoria, C. R. Norwood, 5—4; Linwood, F. Redpath, 3—6; Wellington, J. D. Sievwright, 7—2; Rangiora, W. Effort, 3-6. TARANAKI TOURNAMENT. The following entries have so far been received for the Taranaki tournament:— St. John's.—H. Harkness and H. Ritchie Pihama.—Mason and J. Julian. West End—C. N. Johnson, F. Newel] and V. Beal. Stratford.—N. J. King, S. Smart, J McMillan a nd H. L. Betts. Mount Eden.—R. Rankin. Inglewood.—Sutherland and Morton. New Plymouth.—H. Smart, C. Harrison, A. K. Smart, J. S. S. Medley and Marriott. Waitara. —11. Langman, W. Sampson and S. Wyllie. Gonville. Morehead, Nixon and Flower. Eltham.—Murray and H. S. Carman. Fitzroy.—J. McNeill, IP. Lealaird, F. Jackson, S. Smith, J. Bennett and. J. AWbott, ■ Hawera.—J. Fov, C. E. Hollard and L. Tarrant. Waverley.—D. Taylor. Opunake —J. Burton. Opunake has entered one rink for the Taranaki Centre's bowling tournament to be held at New Plymouth this month. The rink will comprise, Hammond, Parkes. Brennan, Burton (s).—Own Correspondent.

The following players will represent llie Inglewood Club in the challenge banner match against the New Plymouth Club on the latter's green to-day: Drake, E. Olson, A. Johnston, J.-Wilson (s); Caldwell. Cottier, B. Codd, G. Sutherland (s); W. Lightfoot, Roller, G. Morton, F. Spurdle (sj; Rolston, Esse, Leslie, Perrival (si.