BOWLING TOURNAMENT.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXV, Issue 29, 3 February 1904, Page 2 (Supplement)

BOWLING TOURNAMENT.

(By Telegraph. —Special to "Star.") • DUNEDIN. Saturday. History ha 3 repeated itself. Allnat'S mon. the only team sent from Dunedin to Auckland, won the Bowling Rink Championship there, a fear, which the sole representative of Wellington la Newtown rink) attempted to emulate hero, and succeeded. They pin down a strong contingent, headed by Sneddon, the first tally being 20 to l«j. McLaren decisively beat -Darton in the B nal of the Singles, but the contest between Carswell and Tait for third position, producccd an exciting finish, the card In uw nineteenth head showing Tait 15. Carswell 13. In the next two hsads. Carswell wiped off two of his arrears, the nnal resulting In a tie. On the ertra head Carswell won. This Is the third time that Mr_aren (U*r» c-iln) has won the Single CbamplonsMft he having been victorious In 3SS)» a"" 3 *"'- In the final for Championship ■ D ?' lDl £* Usher and Lock (Gore) OT y , '" s ~ M ,„ s t Taieri I Carswell l, who were pitted ag*in» Knituna. During the progress ofJ*« J*™ t Taieri I Carswell; who were Htted a*»»J Kaltuna. During the progrgess of the sv» final in Doubles, c. telephone mefage wM received saying that one of tbe.plajer. was a more severe sufferer by the How I lire than he was at first Informed. 1M game at the time was In an interesting «W, and as it was feared that If later information was Imparted a once to i plnver concerned, it would Interfere W the play, the bowlers in possession o tw facts decided to withhold tbe In°-^ B till tbe finish of tbe game. ™* dtiwt was decided upon as it was iB^ M the player eoncemed could not do l to make matters any belter than they w«*