INDOOR BOWLING.

Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 165, 15 July 1930, Page 16

INDOOR BOWLING.

CHAMPION PAIRS TOURNEY. SIXTEEN TEAMS QUALIFY. The final rounds of the Friendly Societies' champion pairs were played on Saturday afternoon with the following results: — ROUND 7. A Section. —Iluddleston 3, v. Rowland 8; Lucas 9, v. King 4; Drew 7, v. Kingdon 3; Kayes 13,' v. Ellerslie B; Lisk 4, v. Phillips 10; Francis 13, v. Felisenfeld 4. B Section. —Hare 8, v. Norris -1; Dalley 4, v. Swnnson 14; Jones u, v. Bodley 5; F. Simpson 10, v. Sims 3; Howartli 8, v. llarkin 4; F. Williams IS, v. Thomas 0. C Section. —Dyson beat Epsom; Mrs. Boles 10, v. Revell 5; Ward 7, v. Blackwell 3; Withers 14, v. Morey 0; Miss Williamson 16, v. L. Jenkin 4. D Section. —Spier 9, v. D. Simpson 1; Percy 0, v. A. Jenkin 5; McPherson 7, v. Bridge 3; Jarrett 5, v. Smith 10; Beer 12, v. Da vies 4. E Section.—Willougliby 6, v. Holland 4; Wilson 2, v. Baker 12; McPha.il (>, v. Buttimore 3; Harris 7, v. Bolton C; Graham 13, v. Mclvor 3; Gear 12, v. Rattray 7; Campling 3, v. Davidson 8; Day 10, v. Sampson 5; Reisterer 10, v. Daniels 4; Strude 12, v.- Ellerslie A 3. ROUND 8. A Section.—lluddleston 5, v. Felisenfeld 4; Francis 8, v. Phillips 4; Rowland 17, v. Lucas O; Ellerslie B 7, v. King 0; Lisk 13, y. Kingdon 3 ; Kayes G, v. Drew 4. B Section.—Norris 8, v. Dalley 5; Jones 5, v. Sims 13; Ilowarth IS, v. Thomas 1; Ilare 8, v. Bodley 5; Harkin 10, v.' Mrs. Boles 4; F. Williams J, v. Harkin 5. C Section.-MVard beat Epsom; Withers 7, v. Miss Williamson 4; Blackwell 11, v. Morey 9; L. Jenkin 12, v. Mrs. Boles 2; Sullivan 13, v. Dyson 1. D Section.—Beer 8, v. D. Simpson .4 ; Speir 4, v. Percy 13; Pitts 7, v. Jarrett 6 ; Bridge 7, v. Smith 7; McPlierson 11, v. Davies .1. E Section.—Bolton 2, v. Baker 14; Harris 9, v. McLean 5; Graham 9, v. Holland 4-; Buttimore 2. v. Willougliby 14; Wilson 16, v. Mclvor 3.

F Section. —Campling 10, v. Daniels 4; Strude 5, v. Davidson 6; Reisterer 5, v. Sampson 9; Gear 4, v. Ellerslie A 6; G. Smith 7, v. Rattray.

Totals. — Section A: Lisk, 10 points; Kayes, Rowland, 15; Iluddleston, Drew, Francis, Phillips, 14; Lucas, 12; Kingdon, 5; King, Ellerslie B, 2. Section B : Swanson, Harkin, F, Williams, 16; Howartli, 14; Bodley, 13: F. Simpson, Hare, 12; Jones, 9; Sims, Dalley, 8; Norris, 5; Thomas, 3. C Section: Sullivan, 19; Ward, 17; Blackwell, 15; Withers, 14; L. Jenkiu, 8; Miss Williamson, Dyson, 9; Morey, 8 : Mrs. Boles, 7; Revell, 4; Watson, 2. D Section: Smith, 15; Bridge, 13; McPlierson, Pitts, 12; Percy, A. Jenkin, 11; Beer, Jarrett, 10; Speir, 8; D. Simpson, 7; Davies, 1. E Section.—Harris, Baker, 16; Graham, 14; McPhail, Buttermore, 12 ; Willougliby, 10; Bolton, McLean, 8; Mclvor, 6; Holland, Wilson 4. v F Section.—A. Davison, 16; Campling, 14; Day, 12; Strude, Sampson, Reisterer, 11; G. Smith, 10; Daniels, Ellerslie A, S; Gear, 7 Rattray 2. As sections A and B played one more game than the others, they required 15 points to qualify against 14 ' points in sections C to F. The following have qualified for inter-section play, which will be played off on the two-life system, on a date to be fixed by the executive at their meeting on Friday night. A suggested date is Saturday, August 16. Keep that date free. F. Sullivan and F. Williams, Victoria A.0.F.; Lisk and Graham, Takapuua A.0.F.; Rowland, Nil, Desp, A.0.F., Swanson ; Harkin and Blackwell, Birkenhead A.0.F.; Harris, Ponsonby L.L.0.L.; Kayes, Auckland L.L.0.L.; Ward, Eden 1.0. K.; Baker, Mount Albert 1.0. R.; Davidson. Auckland 1.0. R.; Cnmpling, Gordon 1.0. R.; Smith, Aroatea 1.0.0. F.; Withers, Auckland A.O.F.

FRIENDLY SOCIETIES' FOURS. This final will be played on Tuesday next at 8 p.m. in the school room behind tiie Church of the Holy Sepulchre, Khyber Pass. The competing teams are:—o. Holdsworth, W. Gilliam, D. Bodley, J. McPherson, and H. Francis, Mrs. Francis, A. Ward, L. Francis. Both these teams are from the same lodge, and as each has already beaten the other, the deciding game, which will be 21 heads, should be a good one. An interesting feature of this contest is that McPherson was for -many years the mainstay, as No. 3, of his present opponent Francis, and unlike some young players has been willing to learn. The contest on Tuesday will show how much the young skip has benefited by the experience of playing under an old general, on the one hand, while the old skip will show his pupil that he has still a few shots left in the locker. . OPEN FOURS TOURNEY. This popular event, which is staged to cater for those players who are not members of friendly societies, as well as those who are, will be held on two Saturday afternoons. 2nd and 9th August. The Ponsonby Drill Hall, Dudley Street, near Three Lamps, has been engaged, and play will start each day at 1.30 p.m. Entries close with the secretary, G. F. Day, 27, Hinemoa Road, Devonport, on Thursday next, July 17. „ ' \> , • For this tourney, in addition to four cups for winners find four trophies for runners-up. a handsome banner has been presented by R. G. Cox, Esq., which will be held bv the winning team, providing they are members of some recognised sports body. —