INDOOR BOWLING.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 124, 27 May 1932, Page 11

INDOOR BOWLING.

ORANGE ASSOCIATION.

This week's tourney took the form of a ladies evening, they acting as skips, and the regular skips as leads. Reults :— Bound I.—F. Whitley, A. Ward, D. Elliott, Mrs. Gelding 9. v. W. Douglas, Mrs. Miller, Miss Bowman, Mrs. Dent 4; G. Day' A. J. Bennett, J. Speir, Mrs. Dilly 13, v. F. Harris, 11. Boles, R. C. Williams, Mrs. Mlckelborough 4: D. Gelding, Miss Green, Mrs. Spinley, Mrs. Holland 14, v. Mrs. Boles, W. H. Gelding, D. Mines, Mrs. Rout 6; A. Caddy, J. Torbett, Mrs. MeLellan. Miss Brown 12. v. H. Campling, G. Jeffrey, Miss Davies, Miss Aylett 6; A. Jenkin, F. Lucas, C. Llewellyn. Mrs. Stein 12, v. H. J. Baker, A. Mickelborough, Mrs. Angove, Miss Bridgens 3.

Round 2.—Mrs. Dilly 8. v. Miss Bridgens 6; Mrs. Holland 5, v. Mrs. Stein 4; Mrs. Geldinpr 0, v. Mrs. Mickclboroiish; Miss Aylett 4, v. Mrs. Rout 4; Mrs. Dent 8, v. Mrs. Brown 7. .

Round 3.—Mrs. Rout 5, v. Miss Brown 4 ; Mrs. Dent S, v. Mrs. Mlekelborough 4; Mrs. , Stein 7, v. Miss Aylett (i; Mrs. Dilly 4, v. I Mrs. Holland 4; Mrs. Geldlug 7, v. Miss Bridgcns 0.

Round 4. —Mrs. Rout 4, v. Mrs. Dent 3; Mrs. Stein 0, v. Mrs. Dilly 3; Miss Brown 5, v. Miss Aylett 4; Mrs. Mlekelborough 7, v. Miss Bridgcns 5; Mrs. Gelding 8, v. Mrs. Holland 1. The winning team (F. Whitley, A. Ward. D. Elliott and Mrs. Gelding) won all four games, TAYLOR ROLPH CUP.

The final of the Taylor Rolph challenge fours will be played to-night at the Little Green, commencing at 7.30. In the first game Gordon 1.0. R., Campling, plavs Victoria A.0.F., Sullivan; Aroatca 1.0.0. F., Cameron, the only two-lifer, has two byes. Last time these one-lifers met Campling won, Sullivan just failing to produce his best form. To-night's contest will give him an opportunity of reversing that result, but if his opponents can again produce the form of Saturday last, it should be a contest well worth watching. Cameron's team, who are all playing good consistent bowls, will be very hard to heat, for the winners of the first game will have to beat them in a seven head, and then a twenty-one head game in the final. FRIENDLY SOCIETIES' PAIRS. Entries for the Friendly Societies' pairs close to-night at 5 p.m., but they will be accepted at the Little Green up to 8 p.m.