INDOOR BOWLING.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 114, 17 May 1933, Page 10

INDOOR BOWLING.

ORANGE ASSOCIATION. The Orange Bowling Association's fours tourneys are now becoming so popular that all the available rinks are occupied Sixteen teams competed on Monday night with the following result:— «??*?£ Rounr l-—Mrs. Burke, J. Spelr, Mrs. Miekelborough, W. H. Gelding 11, v . Mrs Dβ Suza, Mrs. Dilly, E. Roberta, P. Lucas 4; J. Newall, Miss Wilson, D. Mines A Ward 7, v. W. H. Douglas , team 3; Mrs. Stein, Mrs. Gelding, Mrs. Young, Mrs Boles 7, v. Miss Welch, Miss Cambridge, Mrs. Spelr, J. G. IJowe 4; A. Cutler C Llewellyn, P. Harris, J. Tyndall 6 v' F Willis, W. Cox, W. Hilton, A. Cox 5; Miss L. Bolos, W. Peterson, Mrs. Dent, H J Baker 7, v. Mrs. Williams, Mrs. MeAuliffe! N. Burke, F. Plinn 4; Mrs. Todd, Mrs Roberts, W. Collins, D. Gelding 8, v. Miss Robinson, W. K. Mickelborougb, Miss Brown, H. J. Boles 4. Second Round. —Tyndall 7, v. EC. Gelding G; Kowe 10, v. Lucas 5; H. Boles 11 v. Mrs. Boles 3 ; Fllnn 17, v. Cox 2 • Douglas 8, v. D. Gelding 7; Baker 5, v. Ward 3 Third Round.—Bnker 14, v. Lucas 6 • Plinn 10, v. D. Gelding 1; H. Gelding 7 v. H. J. Boles C; Ward 11. v. Tyndall 4-' Cox 9, v. Mrs. Boles 4 ; Douglas 6, v. Rowc 4. The winners. Miss L. Boles, W. Peterson, Mrs. Dent, H. .T. Baker, won 3 games; TyndnlJ, Douglas, Ward, H. Gelding, Plinn each 2; Cox, D. Gelding, Rowe, Mrs. Boles H. Boles 1. The singles challenge for the silver star resulted : P. Harris (holder) 7, v. A. Ward The next two challengers are J. Speir and W. H. Gelding. Next Monday is the first night of the percentage fours tourneys. A very successful indoor bowling tourney was promoted by Mr. and Mrs. .T. Speir in co-operation with the Orange Bowling Association and friends, in aid of the funds of tho Methodist Church. Eighteen full rinks took part in the tourney. During the supper adjournment the Rev. Tinsley, on behalf of Mr. and Mrs. Speir. thanked the association and friends for their help and ', providing of bowls, carpets, etc., as the proceeds of the evening would considerably i assist the funds oC the church. The most sKftcessful skirm : A. Jettkin, H. Taylor each 3 wins ; W. Denisnn, W. D. Kelly', S. Bennett. C. Barnes, G. Day. W. H. Gelding, D. Wilson each 2 wins: R. Harris. 1J ; L. Francis. P. Harris. P. Lucas, .T. Rowe. W H. Douglas, 1: S. B. Chappell, J; W. Loram and J. Daisley, 0. The final was a well contested game between Mrs. Dilly, G. Higgott. Mrs. Stein. A. Jenkin and Mrs. Bain, W. Bain, jun., W. Bain, son., and IT. Taylor, resulting in a win for the former team.