INDOOR BOWLING.

Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 162, 11 July 1930, Page 12

INDOOR BOWLING.

FORESTERS' ASSOCIATION,

Court City of Auckland held their annual singles competition foi- the handsome ciip. presented by Bro. Stan Keitf, P.C.R., and the final resulted in Bvo. A. Withers being the winner. This beins the second year iu succession that Bro. Withers has won the cup, it now becomes his own property. Bro. Stan Reid then presented the enp to the winner, and announced that lie would donate a similar cup for competition nn the same lines as the last, handicap singles on the two-life system. Following are the results:— Round I.—Scott (3) beat Pratt (scr): Withers (1) beat Moodie (5) ; W. H. Drew (scr) beat Davies (2) ; Benjamin (4) beat Matthews (3) ; A. Draw (2) beat McAneany (2) : Waddingham (4) beat Brown (4); Port (2) beat Hare (scr); Sims, a bye. Bound 2.—Withers beat W. H. Drew A. Drew beat Benjamin; Port beat Wad'-' dingham; Hare beat Sims; McAneany beat Brown; Davies beat Matthews: Moody beat Pratt; Scott, % a bye. Round 3.—Withers beat A. Drew; Scott beat Port; McAneany beat Hare; Waddingham beat Davies; Benjamin beat Moodie; W. H. Drew beat Sims. . Round 4.—Withers osat Scott; Port beat A. Drew; W. H. Drew beat Benjamin; McAneany beat Waddincham. Round s.—Scott beat Port: W. H. Drew beat McAneany; Withers, a bye: Round 6.—Withers beat Scott; Drew,'a bye. Round 7 (Final).—Withers beat W. H. Drew.

RECHABITES' ASSOCIATION.

The Pascoe gold buckles pairs, tourney was advanced another stage on Thursday night, with the following results: Gillian and Francis 12, v. Lowe and Patrick 5; Collins and Harris 12. v. Johnson and Lithgow 3; Brodie and Baker 9, v. Hughes and Davidson 6; Gillian and Francis 15, v. Collins and Harris 4; Brodie and Baker 20, v. Lowe and Patrick 3: Johnson and Lithgow 12, v. Hughes and Davidson 8; Gillian and Francis 4, v. Hughes and Davidson 12; Johnson.aad Lithgow 11, v. Lowe and Patrick S; Brodie and Baker 10, v. Collins and Harris 7.

ORANGE ASSOCIATION,

Monday's tourney results are:— Round I.—W. Williams, R. Laing, W. Lorani, Tony Jenkin 6. t. Mrs. Dilly, Mrs. Francis. Mrs. Boles, W. Denison 5: Sirs. Stein, Kasper, W. Gillian, L. Francis 7, v. Mrs. Gelding, F. Whitley, J. Speir, A. Beor 5; W. Moore, Mrs. Young,- F. Harris 4. v. L. Douglas, Mrs. McMahon, J. McPherson 7; P. Hoy, J. Rattray 6. v. Mrs. Miller, H. Bolton 7; Miss Cambridge and F. Lucas 13, v. Miss Brown and Miss Williamson 3. Round 2.—Rattray 7, v. McPherson 6; Lucas 1, v. Beer 15; Francis 6, v. Denison 7; Jenkin 4, v. Harris 13; Bolton 6, v. Kayes 6. Round 3.—Denison 7, v. Lucas o; Francis 0, v. Harris 8; Jenkin o, v. Rattray 0'; Bolton 12, t. Beer 5; McPherson 3, v. Kayes S. Round 4.—Jenkin 5, v. Kayes' 4; Beer 2. v. McPherson 10; Lucas 5, r. Harris 10; Francis 10, v. Rattray S; Bolton 3, V. Denison 6. Saturday's tourney results are: Burton and Beer 11, v. Mrs. Stein and S. Kasper 2; Mrs. McMahon and W. Gillian 8, v. Mrs. Francis and A. Ward 5; Mrs. Young and Mrs. Boles 9, v. Mrs. Dilly and Harris 4; Mrs. Gelding and Francis 4, v. Miss Cambridge and Bolton 6; W. Gilliam and L. Francis 7, v. Mrs. Young and F. Harris 10; Mrs. Dilly and Mrs. Boles 11, V. , Miss Brown and Mrs. Stein 9; Burton and Beer 3 v. Mrs. Gelding and F. Simpson 7; Mrs. Francis and Ward v. Miss Cambridge and Bolton 15. Third Round.—Simpson 7, v. Harris 6; Francis 11, v. Beer 5: Lucas 7, v. Mrs, Stein 3; Bolton 2, v. Mrs. Boles 11; Ward 15, v. Mrs. Francis 5. Fifth Round.—Mrs. Boles 5. v. Francis 7; Lucas 4, r. Simpson 5; Bolton 5, v. Beer 4; Ward 5, v. Harris 5; W. Young 3, v. Mrs. Stein 9. Tuesday's tourney results are: Mrs. Dilly, c. Kasper, Mrs. Stein, Mrs. Boles 6, v. Xoble, Fletcher, Cosgrove, Captain Dittmer 9; Mrs. Kingdon, Mrs. Francis, A. Beer 9, v. Geldinsr, Mrs. Miller, H. Bolton 2; W. Gilliam, L. Francis 1, v. Mrs. Young, F. Harris 11; Miss Cambridge, F. Lucas S, v. Misses Brown and Williamson 9; Mrs. Gelding. Mrs. McMahon 4, v. F. Whitley, W. Denison 5. Round 2.—Beer 2, v. Harris 7; Bolton 5, v. Captain Dittmer 5; Denison 6. v. Lucas 5; Mrs. Boles 10, v. Mrs. McMahon 9; Francis 11, v. Miss Williamson 8. Round 3. —Bolton 3. v. Moore 12;. Lucas 7. v. Mrs. Boles 3; Miss Williamson 4, v. Beer 10; Captain Dittmer 17, v. Harris 0; Denison 7, v. Francis 3. _ M.M.C. Badge.—Francis, challenger, woa 7—5.

FRIENDLY SOCIETIES' CHAMPION PAIRS.

The final stages of the section play .of this touruey will be completed on Saturday next, July 12. Play starts at 1.30 sliarp, when five more rounds will be played. At present the issue is very open, with about 30 teams all having an excellent chance to qualify. The present leaders have still their hardest matches to play. Will last tourney's experience be repeated? Then all leaders of the first day's play fell down badly on the second day, and the fate of several teams was in the balance until the last game had been decided.