INDOOR BOWLING.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 148, 24 June 1932, Page 3

INDOOR BOWLING.

ORANGE ASSOCIATION

The Orange Bowling Association's fours tourney this week was a double event, as in addition to the ci:ps played tor the scores also count for the percentage lours. Results :— Round One.—K. luglls, P. Mines, Mrs. Dent. W. 11. Douglas U. v. J. Hough, It. C. Williams, \V. H. Gelding, T Harris 0; J. Newald, D. Sharpe, Mrs. Spin ley, 11. ■'• Baker 10. v. D. Elliott, Captain Kasper, Mrs. Gelding, A. Ward G ; Miss Bridgens, Mrs. Holland, Mrs. Stein, .1. Mimsell 10, v A Mickleborough. Mrs. Uout. Mrs. Miller I). Gelding 4 , Mrs. Speir, L. Spinley, Mrs Kingdon, A. J. Bennett 0, v. Miss Bowman, Mrs. Mlckleburough, 3. Spelt, A. Jciikln 5; Miss Cambridge, Mrs. Soung, G. Day 8. V. C. Llewellyn, Mrs. Flinn, I'. "liound Two. —Day 8. v. Bennett 4 : Jenkln li, v. Mansell 5; Ward 8, *'. Douglas 7; nnker S, v. Lucas 7; Harris 7, v. Gcld"itou'nd Three.—Jenkln 7. v. Douglas 3; Ward 7. V. Harris 3 ; Gelding 14, v. Day 1; licuiiptt 15, v. Lucas 5; Baker S, v. Ko'.ind Four. —Day 4, v. Douglas 4 ; Mansell (!, v. Harris 3; Gelding (S, v. Bennett r> ; Ward 0, v. Lucas 3; Jenkin 5,, v. Baker ' Three teams tied, those skipped by Baker, Ward and Jenkln en.eh winning three games, but: tin; iirstnanird won on points, tile respective points being 7. r> and 2. The winning team comprised: J. Xowald, D. Sharp. Mrs. Spinley and H. J. Baker. Next .Monday there will ho an ordinary draw, as well as the women shield tourney. Champion Pairs Finals. —The date fixed for the Auckland Friendly Societies' Indoor Bowling Association's champion pairs finals is Thursday, June 30. An open I'out tourney will be played at the same time.

INTER-HOUSE AND PUBLIC SERVICES. The .Tune inter-house and Public Services paira tourney resulted :— Round One. —Wingato and Co. (Matthews, McCallum) 0, v. A.E.P.B. (Mitchell, Taylor) 3; Marino (Fllnn, Suckling) 8, v. Smith and .Smith (Moxley, Caitcheon) 10; N.lt. Mills (Wilt'ord, W. Wiliiord) 10. v. Wlnanto and Co. No. 1 (Johnson, Taylor) r>: X.K. Mills (Paste, Halvoy) 3, v. Customs (Rowo, Williams) 18: Phillipps and linpey (Sussex, Harris) 10, V. Motor Lorries Association (Saunders. Simpson) (i : Motor Lorries Association (Cutler, Tyndall) 1, V. Sinltli and Smith (Donald. Butlers) 11.

Koiind Two.—McCalliim (i, v. Williams 5 ; Suckling 3, v. Wilford 8; Tyndall o, v. Caltchcon S: Halvey 1. v. Sinuison 7; C. Taylor 3, v. Harris 11; Taylor 5, v. Butlers

Bound Throe.—JlcCaHum 12, v. Harris 3; Simpson 8, v. Caitcheon .'5: Wilford 7. v. Taylor 3: Butlers 13, v. Halvoy 4; C. Taylor 2, v. Tyndall 10 ; Williams 0, v. Sucklinj! 3.

Kouiid Four.—McCallnm 0, v. Wilford fi C. Taylor 0, v. Halvey 7; Suckling 4, v Harris 7; Simpson 11, v. Butlers 0 Tyndnll 0. v. Williams S; Taylor 0, v Cnltchcoji S.

Totals.—Wingato and Co. (McCnllum), ;!i wins; Northern Holler Mills (Wilford). Phillipps and Impcy (Harris), Smith and Smith (Caitcheon). Smith and Smith (Butters). Motor Lorries (Simpson). 3; Customs (Rowe). Motor Lorries (Tyndnll) 2; Wingnre mid Co. (<". Taylor), 1: Marine (SncK-lin.tr). Northern Holler Mills (Halvey), Auckland Electric Power Hoard (Taylor) IV

Finn! (7 heads).—Wlngatc and ('<>. (MattliowK and McCalluiu) S, v. Northern Holier Mills (J. and \V. Wilford) 0.

BENEFIT TOURNEY. Tim postponed (i|)cn fours tourney in ai<l of tho funds of I tic nisrliawd Prisoners' Aid Society, will now lie held In tlic I'onsonby Hall on Wednesday. .Inly 20. Post entries received up to 7.M0 that nh;!it. .\ great display of jiu jilsu will ho fflvon by Prorp»Hor Baldwin Adams and his pupils. who will be assisted by leading amateur anil processional wrestlers.