BOWLING.

Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 67, 20 March 1926, Page 10

BOWLING.

LADIES PLAY BOWLS. ON GREY LYNN GREEN. An all-day bowling tournament for ladie* was played on the Grey Lynn green on Thursday, when the ladies of the Grey Lynn Croquet Club played four rounds of tenheads. Five rinks were In play and each skip was coached by a man. The teams of Mesdames "T. Baildon. P. Rose, W. Curtis and A. Lye tied with three wins and a loss each. *. In the play-off Mrs. Rose beat Mrs. Curtis, and Mrs. Baildon beat Mrs. Lye, but as there were two sets of trophies, a final was not played, the winners thus being the teams skipped by Mesdames Rose and Baildon. TARANAKI BEAT TE AWAMUTU. (From Our Own Correspondent.) TB AWAMUTU, Friday. Ideal weather conditions prevailed this afternoon, when four rinks of the Taranaki touring team played a match against Te Awamutu on the local green. The green played perfectly and was greatly appreciated by the visitors. Taranaki won three of the four games, the aggregate' being: Taranaki 85, Te Awamutu 67. Following are the details, Taranaki being mentioned first in each instance:— Cturistoffe, Hlil, Petty, Smart 27, T. Cocker, Ross, J. North, C. Bowden 15. Cook, Johnson, Ilorton, Lohb 21, v. Weatherill, Smith, Wood, Douglas 2S. Surrey, Christie, Abbott, Billing 18, v. Natcalf, Wallace, Armstrong, Mclunes 12. Boulton, McPhillips, Allen, Johnson 19, v. Henderson, Cullum, F. Bowden, Hawkins 12. EASTER TOURNAMENT. THE DRAW. (From Our Own Correspondent.) CAMBRIDGE, this day. The following is the draw tor the Cambridge Easter rinks tournament:— Section A.—Onehunga (MeFurquhar), Cambridge <_»"_), Thames (Adauison), .Ellerslie (Gavey), Hamilton (Peterson;, Claudelands (Carter), Mount Eden vb'inulayj, Te Awamutu (Burchell), Huntly •(Lrt'tleproud). iSection li. —Te Awamutu (Noonani, Te Aroha (Wallace), Cambridge (Edwards), 'Mount Eden (B. Smith), Mount Albert (Bennett), Te Kuiti (Sharp), Epsom (Wright), Devonport (Kinvig), Rotorua (Bertram). Section C—Cambridge (Pearce), Morriusvile (Branch), Otahuhu (Lippiaft), Hikutaia (Maxwell), Onehunga (Hartley), Hamilton (PilkingtonL 'Raglan (McGuire), Te Puke ■U'alrner), Yv est End (Rremner). ■Section D.—Onehunga (Bassett), Auckland (Scantlebury), 'Morrinsville (Harrisi, Dominion Road (Goldsmith), Tuakau (Pattonj, Tirau (Little), Hamilton (Coombesi, Cambridge (Halliday), Te Aroha (Boles). Section E.—Morrinsville (Buehan), Hamilton >East (Chapman), Thames (MUUngtoni, Cambridge (Richards), Dominion Road (Sinitnonds), Whitiora (Higgotn. Matamata (Shanks), Mount Eden (Turner), Hamilton (Horton). •Section F.—Devonport (Snoad), Ngaruawahia (Clavis), West End (Langsfordi, Tauranga (Hammond), Papatoetoe (Livingstone), Morrinsville (Cornish), Claudelands (Danderson), Thames (H. -Cordes), Cambridge (Cooper). Section G.—Cambridge, Ngaruawahia (S. James), Dominion Road (Lavlaud). Hamilton (Lymtmrn), Morrinsville (Coghil), Putaruru (Pearse). Te Awamutu (Hawkins), Tuakau (Pirret). Mount Albert (Thomas). Section IL—Mount Eden (Trayes). Morrinsville tDonald), Devonport (Lowe), Whitiora (Qualtrough>, Edendale (Forshaw). Matamata fCoote), Iluntly (George), Cambridge (E. James), Otahuhu (Connor). The draw comprises 72 teams, and is sufficient indication of the popularity of this tournament. This year the entries were a record, and despite the fact rhat the club have made provision for an additional green, making four in number, the executive nave had to place a limitation ou the number of entries taken from eacb club.