BOWLING.

Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 47, 24 February 1923, Page 11

BOWLING.

ROTORUA TOURNAMENT. THE FINAL GAMES. (By Telegraph.—Own Correspondent.) ROTORUA. Friday. The final games of the second tournament ' were played In ideal weather and there was a big attendance. Details are as fol- ' lows: — _, . ,_ • Mcßrlde. Smth. Maison. Sarah (Taiuna'runul. 20, v Wright, Harkens. Casey, Parsons (Ponsonbv) 19, a very fine game and keen to delivery of the last bowl. Every lend was sternly contested. The teams ! „- ere seven all In the thirteenth. On the fourteenth Sarah scored three, which countered with three and four in successive ends, making the game 19—14 In his favour on the 17tb end. Sarah then I cot one two, and the scores were 19 all on 1 the 20th. There was great excitement • dur'.ns the co-clndins end. Smith drew the shot with his first nnd trailed the kitty with Ills second, still lying shot, a difficult position. Casey drove '"»- pff^ctnllv and Sarah put in blocks. P«"° ns , failed to save t"ie situation w'itb '"Oth bowls. I W _!_/_-. nS'o'n ' Fours -Carter., ..lam- 1 all lde ■ I 'Ti!e"fo_owln.T two produced singles flve ' v '. ,_ _ir. n . .red a i]U->rtette to each wen ?» rtnn _ S i ß in Burtons favour_ the mi. Vincent got a single or-.i p, nulr R"d Burton made a tie on tlie "Ist by drawing a single. The 22nd wns ,won by Burton after a keen stnisgle by two point. At .." staee was the dilTerI .nop in scores more than two. 1