BOWLING.

Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 25, 29 January 1921, Page 5

BOWLING.

played on the various local bowling greens, play lieiuß watched by ;r»oil putueringß of spectators. The results were as follows:--CABLTOS ÜBEKN. SECTION A. First Round.—Blair beat l-am». Hoiking beat Hemus, Roberts beat Trayes. Second Kouml.—Lamb heat Roberts, Hi-mus beat Trayes, Husking beat Blair. Third K»un<l. — I-tml> *«■•" Hoskins. Trayes beat Blair. Rolierts beat lleuius. SECTION B. First Round. — Trnsoott beat Hall. Mrßobbie Packman. Jack beat Keooud Round.—Packman beat Truscoit. (ack beat Hall, Mcttobbic beat Ramsay. TJiird .Rouml. —TruwfUt beat Ramsay, Llall beat i'tictinan. Mcliobie beat Jack. SECTION C. First Onnnd.—Marriott bent Perry. Mas.«on beat Goldsmith, Harris tied with 'Second Round.—Marriott beat Harris, Goldsmith beat Terry, Maeson beat George. Third Hound. —Mason beat Marriott, iHarrls beat i'erry, GeorsP beat Goldsmith. SECTION D. . First Ronnd—Holmes heat Wrightson, Josey beat Hooper. Court tied with Green. Second Round. —Hooper beat Court. Holmes beat Ureen. Josey tied with Wrichtson. Third Round. — Court beat Wrifhtaon, Josey beat Holmes. Green beat Jlooper. GREY LYNN GREEN. SECTION A. First Bound. —Gibbins. Oldies. Borrow, Newton 4, v. Dick, H.ir<_*e. Rose, Whittle IC. David. I>on!l, White. Blamirea f». v. Mclvor, burners. Uraffin, Boyne o. Little. Tuse. Hewitson, Jones 11. v. 'Evans, Gordon. Iteed, Reed, jun. 14. Doyle, 1 L,irernid£e, iHcG re«or, FJetciier 0. T. I'reston, Baildon. Buckley, 0. Second. Round. —Blamlres I<>. v. Reid 0; Buckley 11, v. Whittle 0; ...Fletcher 7, v. Jones 8: Newton 8, v. Boyne 5. Third: Ilouml.— Buckley 8, v. .Tones 3; Fletcher 0, v. Blamires 5; JJoyne 0. v. Whittle 12: Xevrton .S, v. Reed 10. SOUTH AUCKLAIND TOURNAMENT. (Prom Our Own Correspondent.* HAMILTON. Friday. Following are to-day's results in the South Auckland Bowling Tournament: — Sixth round.—Section A : Sell, 'Mi. v. Kemp, 20; Forbes, 29, v. Bennett, 10: Williams, -1, v. Cormack. -Jl ; Harris won by default from Armstrong. Section B : Boles. 27, v. Mason, 20: Innes, 2!>, v. Atoercrombie. 23; Pllklngton, 38, V. Fraser Smith. Iβ; ■Mnniiii, T2. t. Mt'lntyre. 11. Section C: Wilson. 21. v. Hetherington. 19 ; Riphards. 38. V. Burton. 10 : Butler. 27. v. Prlekett. 21 ; Hlrd, 29, v. Cartwripat. 25. Section l>: Wallace 27, v. Hind, 20; Crowley, 23, t, MiU-hell. 15; Hunter. 2S, v. Iliggott, 20; Adiimson, 29, \. Sparrow, lfl. Forlies (Frankton) was the winner of _i section, with 5 wins and 1 loss ; IMlkinston CEfamlltoii) won B onfri-3it with 6 wins; Cutler (Rocky Nook). H!rd (Rotonia), Prickett (Frankton) led in section C with 5 wins and 1 loss each and Crowley (Tauranga) »n section D with 5 wins and 1 loss. INTERSECTION PLAY (By Telegraph.—Own Correspondent.l HAMJLTON. this day. luter-section games were played on the Hamilton CltfbVsreen this morning in fine weather and the results were: —'Orowly (Tauransa) -beat Hird fßotnrna) on the 20th head. 3)—12: Cutler i Rocky Nook) beat Forbes <Krankton) on the 20th head. IS—9. The semi-tinals were commenced immediately, and at the luncheon adjournment the scores stood:—Crowly f> up on ■PUktinston {Hamilton) on the 10th head. 13— t: Prii-kett (Frankton) 2 up on Cntler on the 12th head, 11—0. The llnal will be played this afternoon.