COUNTRY BOWLING.

Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 2, 3 January 1931, Page 9

COUNTRY BOWLING.

tE aroha toubney

THE SECTION WINNERS,

(By Telegraph.—Own Correspondent.) ; TE AROHA, this day. The third day's .play of the Te' Aroha bowling tournament opened in fine weather with the greens in good playing order. Interesting games wei'e witnessed by a large assemblage of visitors. i Results:— 1 SECTION A. ( Sixth Round.—Gibb (Paeroa) 26, v. Murray (Thames) 14; Childerhouse (Te Aroha) 22',' v. Gray (Te Aroha) 16; Oates (Matamata) 23, v. Kriskovich (Te Aroha) 10; Kedpath (Ngaruawahia) 14, v. Wykes (Te Aroha) 13. Seventh Round.—Kriskovich 28, v. Wykes 10; Gibbs 25, v. Oates 19; Childerhouse 20, v. Redpath 19; Gray beat Murray by default. SECTION B. Sixth Round.—Bennett (Takapuna) 24, v. Heathcote (Te Aroha) 1?; Moralee (Waihl) 26, v. Smith (Thames) 11; McFarlane (Ngaruawahia) 20, v. TaJ'lor (Paeroa) 19; A. D..Wallace (Te Aroha) 22, v. Borsett' (Onehunga) 16/ Seventh Round—P. Heathc&te beat Bassett by default*, Bennett beat Smith by default, Moralee beat. Taylor by default, Macfarlane 22, v. A. D. Wallace 20. • SECTION C. Sixth Round. —Adamson (Thames) 22, v. Petersen (To Aroha) 17; Cordes (Thames) 19? v. Walker (Mount Albert) 18; Dix (Cambridge) 24, v. Chamberlain (Paeroa) 17; J. Heathcote (Tc Aroha) 24, v. 1< rost (Frankton) 14; Buchan (Te Aroha) 24, v. -Noonan-(Te. Awamutu) -15.. Seventh Round. —Cordes 20, v. Blx 27, T. Heathcote 20, v. Walker 17; Buchan >23, v. Petersen 18 ; Noonan 19, v. Chamber* la 'j. ileathcote's tram won section C with six wins, Adamson (Tha>ines) being liext with live. In Section B McFarlane (Ngaruawahia) and A. D. Wallace (Te Aroha) tied with six wins each, and la the plav off of seven heads Wallace won. In .section A. Kriskovich won with six wins, Gibbs (Paeroa) and Childerhouse each scoring five.