BOWLING.
DOMINION TOURNAMENT YESTERDAY’S PLAY. By Telegraph. Pre«v> Association Dunedin, Jan. 18. The weather is fine for the third round of the rinks tournament. Results:— Kerr 30 beat Dree 20. Foster 20 beat Noble Adams 19. McCurdy 23 beat Henaghan 14. Tonkin 28 beat Herd 12. Watts 19 beat Hain 17. Smith 19 beat Doherty 18. Cooke 24 beat Pahitt 19. Edwards 25 beat Strang 20. Claridge 20 beat Pigot 13. Hitchinson (Caledonian) 21 beat Uren 19. Hunter 21 beat Stuart 19. Percy 19 beat Frovak 12. Cormack 19 beat Richards 15. Thorn 24 beat Uri 22. Stark 21 beat Lindsay 18. Pavne 21 beat Taylor 18. Abbott 24 beat Tutt 13. Benzie 20 beat Hosking 19. Tretheway 18 beat McSwain 17. Robertson 22 beat Brown 17. Crane 23 beat Naylor 12. Jones 18 beat Wilkinson 17. Sandston 27 beat Smeatons 22. Munro 20 beat Cox 15. Thomson 21 beat Dobbs 19. Piper 21 beat Campbell 17. Gifford "23 beat Maddison 17. Petersen 22 beat Dragg 16. O’Hagan 20 beat Spiller 17. McLeod 27 beat Broad 15. Hayward 17 beat Needham 16. Burson 18 beat Benfeld 17. Jacobsen 24 beat Scott 19. Harraway 25 beat Firman 13. Henley 20 beat Waddell 19. Summer 27 beat Harvey 16. Balk 22 beat Chetwin 17. Coltman 25 beat Gower 20. Wylie 25 beat Gillies 12. Carwell 13 beat Scott 12. Wright 27 beat Wyatt 18. Thomson 22 beat Mclntosh IS. Baines 23 beat Partridge 17. Henderson 23 beat Ledlie IV. Benkley 19 beat Laing 16.* Amtman 21 beat Lefevre 18. Malcolm 28 beat Norwood 18. Smellie 23 beat McWhannell 20. Davies 23 beat Steele 20. Wylie 19 beat Allnutt 18.
Dunedin. La<st Night. The Dominion bowling tournament, which was suspended yesterday owing to continuous rain, was resumed in fair weather this morning. By reducing games to 21 heads the executive managed to get three rounds off instead of two. The rinks competition having now progressed to the end of the fifth round the same procedure will be followed to-morrow, thus completing the section play. The weather to-night looks os if it had set in fine. TEAMS FOR SATURDAY. The following will represent West End A in their banner match against Waitara on Saturday next, at Waitaia: B. Petty, Daily, Whillians, J. D. Sole (s); N. Sole, Reston, C. McAllum, F. J. Hill (s); White, Blackball, Harton. Oliver (s); Lye. Baildon, H. Hill, Townsley (s); Douglas, Sims, Honeyfield, Lobb (s); Walsh, A. L. McAllum, Morey, Johnson (s). NEW PLYMOUTH CLUB. The -following is the. result of the first round for the Graham trophy handicap pairs of the New Plymouth Bowling Club:— A. Boon and A. K. Sma&t (s) beat W. Taylor and TI. Fookes (.*). F. Hooker and W. Wood (s) beat A. Ambury and J. O’Shea (S).
C. Carter and J. Abbott (s) beat Mace and J. Drake (s). W. J. Chaney and A. E. Washer (s) beat J. L. Perry and Griffin (s).
C. E. Bellringer and C. Rundle (s) beat J. McLeod and G. Grey (s).
Valentine and Firth (s) beat A. Sin nie and H. Smart (s).
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Taranaki Daily News, 19 January 1922, Page 3
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