BOWLING.

Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 26, 31 January 1921, Page 7

BOWLING.

• I Anniversary Day tournaments were' played on the various local bowling greens i on Saturday, play being watched by good j, Catherines of. spectators. Tbe results were , as follows:— j ! CARLTON" GREEN. jj SECTION A. First Round. —Blair beat I-amb, Honking beat Homus, Roberts beat Trayes. Second Round.—Lamb beat Roberts, nomus beat Trayes., Hosting beat Blair. Third Round. — I_nb beat Hoskins, Trayes beat Rlair, Rooerts beat Hemus. Fourth Round.—Hemus aeat Blair, Trays beat Uunb. Roberts beat Hosking. Fifth Round.—Blair beat Itoberts, Hosting beat Trayes. Lamb tied with Hemus. Hosklng and Roberts tied, and in the play-off Ilosking won. SECTION B. First Round.—Truscott beat Hall. Mcßobbie boat I'ackiuan, Jack beat Ramsay. Second Round.—Packman beat Truscott, Jack boat Hall. Mcßobbie beat Ramsay. Third Round.—Truscott beat Ramsay, nail best Packman. Meltable beat .lack. Fourth Round.—Mcßobbie beat Troscott, Hall lied with Ramsay, -i-ackman beat Jack. Fifth Round. -Trusooit beat Jack, Hall boat Mo-Robbie, Ramsay boat Packman. Mcßobbie won. SECTION C. First Round. —Marriott beat Terry, Massou beat Goldsmith, Harris tied with George. Second Round. —Marriott beat Harris, Goldsmith boat Perry, Masson beat George. Third Round.—Mason beat Marriott, .Harris beat Perry, Oeorpe In-at Goldsmith. Fourth Round. beat Marriott, Ma-sson beat Perry, Goldsmith beat Harria. Fifth Round. - Marriott tied wiKh Goldsmith. Perry !>eat George, Harris beat Masson. Masson won. SECTION I). First Round.—Holmes beat Wrightson, Josey beat Hooper. Court tied with Green. I Second Round.—Hooper beat Court. Holmes boat Green, Josey tied with .Wrightson. I .....o ..01111,1. Court beat Wrightson. I Josey beat Holmes. Green beat Hooper. Fourth Round.-Hooper boat Wrightson, Court beat Holmes. Josey beat Gree.n. Fifth Round.--Green beat Wright-son, j Holmes beat Hooper, court beat Josey. ! Josey and Court tied, and on tbe play jofl" Court won. .Semi-finals. —Masson. 14, v. Court 11; Iloskiug 9. v. Mcßobbie (i. ( The final between Masson and Hosking will -be played on some future date. DOMINION ROAD GREEN. On Dominion Road green a progressive pairs tournament was held. The skips prize, was won by T. West, the president, with 3* wins, and the leads' prize was won by F. A. Smith. MOUNT EDEN" GREEN". An all-day tournament was played on ML Eden Green on Saturday. Following are the section winners:— Section A.—Luke, McPhail, Priest, O'Leary. Section E.—Julian. Baker, White, Richmond. Section C —Fergus, Gray, .1011, Walton. Section I).—Sax.ou, spinks. T. Nairn, A. Nairn. Semi-final.—Saxton 13, v. Julian 12; Luke IS, v. Ferguson 11. Finals will be played later. GREY LYNN GREEN. SECTION A. First Round.—Glbbins, Olding. Burrow. Newton 4, v. Dick, Har,.«c, Rose. Whittle Hi. David, Doull. White, Blamlros 6, v. Mclvor. Sumers. Dratfiu. Boyne ... Little, Fuge. Hewitson, Jones 11. v. Evans, Gordon. Reed, Reed, juu. 14. Doyle, Liversidge. Fletcher 0, v. Preston. Leydon. Bailiion. Buckley, 9. Second Round. —Blaaiires 10. v. Roid 6; Buckley 11, v. Whittle 9; Fletcher 7, v. Jones 8; Newton S. v. Bovne 5. Third Round. —Buckley 8, v. .Tones 3: Fletcher U, v. Blauiiros 5: Bovr.e ti, v. Wblltle 12; Newton 8, v. Reed 10. REMUERA GREEN". I First Round. — Dempsey, Mellars. littlej John beat Taylor. Sid.lall, Wight, Graham: I Cui-tieUl Inder. li. Roid. Mahoney, beat : Klsshng. lleaddlev. Rathbone, Sanderson: I'Wvait. o. Smith. Ridings. Watson. beat Wake. Hardy. Baker. McMillan. I So,-ond Round. —Sanderson beat Ldttlei John; McMillan beat Graham: Mahoney beat ' Watson. 1 Third Round.—Mahoney beat Littlejohn: '{Graham beat Watson: McMillan boat SauI dorson. ■ j Fourth Round.—'Watson beat Littlejohn; I Graham beat Sanderson; McMillan beat I Ma4-.oney. I Fifth Round.—McMillan beat Littlejohn; Mahoney beat Graham; Watson beat San- ; derson. SOUTH AUCKLAND TOURNAMENT. The South Auckland bowling tournament was concluded at Hamilton on Saturday. * The final between Crowley (Tauranga) and \ Prtckett 11-'rankton) resulted in a win for tho former, the score being 30 —20. MATCHES AT THAMES. j Two inlerclttb matches were played on I Saturday, the local club playing teams from ITe Aroha and Coromandel. In each case j victory rested with tho visitors by a narrow . marcin. the scon*. tK>ing: Thames 175, Te ■ Aroha IST, and Thames 78. Coromandel SB.