BOWLING

Wairarapa Times-Age, 27 October 1941, Page 6

BOWLING

LABOUR DAV TOURNAMENT

MASTERTON CLUB.

RESULTS OF MORNING PLAY.

The Masterton Bowling Club’s Labour Day tournament is being held in fine weather today at the club’s greens in Dixon Street. The greens are in splendid order.

Results, up to the time of going to press, are: —

First round: Russell, Denbee, W. Reid (s) beat Hyde, Lewis, Chapman (s), 12-9; J. Roberts, M. Reid, J. J. Hunter (s) beat Thomas, ’ Cody, E. J. Reid (s), 21-5; Malmo, Davies, Carstens (s) beat Gordon, Dickason, W. Hendry (s), 14-6; G. Smith, Weller, Percy (s) beat Vowell, Holdsworth, Beecroft (s), 10-6; Hearle, W. Russell .Stubbings (s) beat Ayson, E. Hunter, Perry (s), 13-11; Henderson, Playstead, Christian (s) drew with Evans, Downes, Jones (s), 13 all. Second Round.—Chapman (s) beat Reid (s), 24/11; -Hendry (s) beat Beecroft (s), 14/8; Perry (s) beat Christian (s), 14/12; Reid (s) lost to Hunter (s), 11/21; Carstens (s) b eat Percy (s), 19/12; Stubbings (s) beat Jones (s), 20/7. PARK CLUB PROGRESSIVE PAIRS TOURNEY. The progressive pairs tournament which is being held by the Masterton Park Bowling Club today is proving most enjoyable. Visitors are present from Waitara, Palmerston North, Grey Lynn, and Eketahuna. The greens are in excellent order. Results are:

First round: Spackman and Shearer (s) beat Trevorrow and Halberg 16-10; Macpherson and Christie (s) beat Wallis and Ferguson (s) 17-10; Drummond and H. Smith (s) beat Carpenter and Gibbons (s) 16-9; Manson and Hornblow (s) beat Moore and. Kilgour (s) 13-11; Winhall and E. Brown (s) beat P. Smith and Fenton (s) 21-17; Leigh and Simpson (s) beat Billings and Dixon 14-7; Dugdale and Carr (s) beat Andrews and Thompson (s) 15-6; Anstice and Burke (s) beat Green and Monks (s) 13-8.

Second round: Anstice and Thompson beat Manson and Halberg 16-10; Wallis and E. Brown beat Leigh and Smith 14-8; Dugdale and Dixon beat Macpherson and Fenton 16-10; Trevorrow and Carr beat Green and Christie 15-5; Moore and Shearer beat Carpenter and Monks 18-7; Winhall and Hornblow drew with Drummond and Burke 12 all; Billings and Gibbons beat P. Smith and Kilgour 15-13; Andrews and Simpson beat Spackman and Ferguson 11-10. Third round: Leigh and Burke beat Spackman and Gibbons, 18-3; Winhall and Carr drew with Anstice and Simpson. 7-7; Andrews and H. Smith beat Manson and Dixon, 17-13; Carpenter and Ferguson boat Trevorrow and Fenton, 13-5; Moore and Christie beat Billings and Halberg, 10-7; Green and Brown lost tq Macpherson and Kilgour, 8/10; Drummond and Thompson beat Wallis and Monks, 13-2; Dugdale and Hornblow beat Smith and Shearer, 14-9.