CAMBRIDGE TOURNAMENT

Waikato Times, Volume 127, Issue 21231, 30 September 1940, Page 10

CAMBRIDGE TOURNAMENT

HAMILTON RINK’S WEN (Special to Times) GAM BIRJ'DGE. Sunday The Cambridge Bowling Club held a one-day open rinks tournament on Saturday, 2'6 teams taking part. The entry was a representative one with rinks from as far away as Rotorua. Slight showers during the day did not stop plav. Thr greens were in great order for the opening period of a new season. The winners were the Hamilton rink (Forster, Judge, Hawkins, Gale) who went through the live rounds without loss. Two teams tied Tor the runner-up position with one loss. They were P. Stewart’s and ' Buchanan’s Matarnata teams. I Before play started, a welcome was extended to the players by ihe president Mr A. Richardson. Results were as rollows: Section A Round I.—‘Tucker, Richards, Halliday Wood 17 v. Norman, Watkins, Crowhurst Norris 13; Williams, Lansdown, Young Stewart 28 v. old, Vaile, Grimths, Barnard 4; Johnston, Hooker, Wallace, White 9 v. Lyons, Wilson, Smith, Birse 9; McNatty R. White, Willis, Sands 15 v. Addingbrook, Barne, Sweeney, Hollard 11; Burton 13 v. Ilulme 12; Cottrell, Young, Portman, Knaggs 12 v. Nicholas, Sutton, Griffiths, Pilktngton S; D. Low, Broimvieh Dix, Edgar James 15 v. Long, Dunkley Brill, Henderson 9. Round 2.—Stewart 9 v. James 7: Wood 14 v. Knaggs l; Hulrne 15 v. Henderson 14; Norris IS v. Sands 3; White 18 v. Burton 6; Hollard 9 v. Barnard S; PH* kington 11 v. Birse 7. Round 3.—James 22 v. Birse 4; Stewart 13, v. Wood 7; Knaggs 18, v. Ilulme 5; Sands 17 v. Henderson 9; White 13 v Norris ll; Barnard 11 v. Burton 10; Pilkington S v. Hidlard 8. Round I. Hollard 12 v. James 9; Wood 1-6 v. Birse 6; Hutme 13 v. Stewart 4; Sands 15 v. Knaggs 7; Henderson 17 v. White 7; Norris 16 v. Barnard 8; Pilkington 12 v. Burton 11. Round s.—James 15 v Burton 12; Hollard Ik v. Wood 6: Ilulme 2 4 v. Birse 7; Stewart II v. sands 8; White 16 v. Knaggs 11; Barnard 16 v. Henderson 7; Pilking- • ton 16 v. Norris 4. Section B Round I.—Andrews, coutts, Robinson Anchor 16 v. Polglase, Baker, Gunn. Dates 12; Laurent. Cunder, Oliver, Mcivor 2u v. Wiley, Nlcholls, Cowley, Forsyth 8; Forster, Judge, Hawkins, Gale 15 v. All- - Kirk. Wills, Kulit/. 11; Guy, Haines, ! Moore, Gee 18 v. Drummond, Martin. Wal’lis, Franklyn 6; Bucid, Lindsay, Tomlins. Budd 14 v. Grimes. Law, Keeley, Lewis 9; Woodcock. Walker. Woodco-ck Buchanan 21 v. Speight, Tunaicltffe, Easter, James 8 Bound 2.—'Oates 14 v. James 6; Hewitt v. Buchanan 8; Budd 2:8 v. Franklyn 3; Mcivor 17 v. Gee 9; Gall li v. Forsyth 9, Kuhtz S v. Anchor 7. Round 3.—Kuhtz it v. James 6; Oates 15 V. Lewis 5; Buchanan 16 v. Franklyn 5; Budd 17 v. Mclivor 11; Gall 11 v. Gee 8; Anchor It v. Forsyth 8. Round 4. Forsyth 15 v. James 9: Kuhtz 14 v. Lewis 7; Dates 2 1 v. Franklyn 8; Buchanan jo v. Mcivor 5; Gall 18 v. Budd 4; Anchor 16 v. Gee & Bound 5. —James 13 v. Budd 9; Lewis • 12 V. Gee 4; Forsyth 15 v. Franklyn 4; Mcivor 18 v. Kuhtz 1"; Gall 13 v. Dates I if, Buchanan 16 v. Anchor 4 Summary 1 Section A.—P. Stewart, i wins l loss: R. pilkington, K. lioilard. w. J. While. 3* wins. IJ losses; Edgar James, H. Wood. 1 a. ilulme, W. Sands. ?. wiuo. 2 losses: Barnard. W. Knaggs, Norris, 2 wins, 3 ‘ losses; n. Henderson, J. Burton, t win, 4 • losses; Birse, I draw, 4 losses. Suction B.—Gall. 5 wins, on losses: Buchanan, 4 wins, l loss; Ku iz. Budd \ Dates, Anchor. J. Mcivor, 3 wins, 2 ’ 'losses; s. Lewis, Forsyth, 2 wins. 3 losses; Gee, Edwin James, l win. 4 losses; Franklyn, 5 losses. _____