BOWLING.
ROTORUA TOURNAMENT. THREE ROUNDS OF RINKS PLAYED. i The thirty-first annual tournament of the Rotorua Bowling Club was com- ■ menced yesterday in fine weather. Heavy rain through the night made the greens heavy, but they improved considerably during the morning. There were good entries, 55 teams competing. Additional results:— SECTION A. Second Round.—Khandallah (Rodgers) 20, v. Otaliuhu (Gardiner) 18; Rotorua (Pakes) 24, v. Te Papapa (Johnson) 16; Hamilton (Pilkington) 20, v. St. Leonards (Maher) 17; Dcvonport (Lundon) 27, v. Papatoetoe (Smythenian) 16; Te Awamutu (Mclnnis) 22, v. Carlton (Ritchie) 16. Third Round.—Pakos 22, v. Smythcman 11 ; Ritchie 22, v. Maher 3 ; Carter 21, v. Mclnnis 20; Pilkington 27, v. Lundon 10; Gardiner 24, v. Johnson 17. SECTION B. ' Second Round. —Rotorua (Knaggs) 25, v. Helensville (Sandin) 12; Glen Eden (Firth) 23, v. Stanley Bay (Parker) 22; Te Awamutu (Noonan) 24, v. Carlton (Lamb) 20; Victoria, Wellington (Norwood) 23, v. Epsom (Farland) 18; Matamata (Stewart) 25. v. West End (Hardley) 18. Third Round.—Stewart 23, v. Knaggs 13; Noonan 22, v. Clarke 12 ; Farland 24, v. Hardley 18; 24, v. Norwood 12: Firth 21, v. Sandin 12. SECTION C. Second Round.—Auckland (Walker) 29, v. Devonport (Pascoe) 11; Whangarei (Staple) 25, v. Rotorua (Budd) 15; Ponsonby (Letham) 28, v. Lower-Hutt (Slinn) 12; Onehunga (Robertson) 18, v. West End (Coltliurst) 11; Poverty Bay (Wilson) 25. v. Carlton (Fookes) 22. Third Round.—Letliam 26, v. Pascoe 20 ; Walker 20, v. Budd 14; Wilson 19, v. Clarkson 36; Staples 23, v. Colthurst 22; Slinu 23, v. Fookes 16. SECTION D. Second Round.—Devonport (Allen) 23, v. Carlton (Higgott) 22; Rotorua (Butt) 24, v. Epsom (Furnell) 20; Mount Albert ' (Allely) 21, v. Taneatua (Forrest) 16; Auckland (McPhail) 28, v. Poverty Bav (Mac Gibbon) 16. Third Round. —Higgott 27, v. Mac Gibbon 17 ; Forrest 18, v. Furnell 16 ; Frost 26, v. Allen l(i; Butt 20, v. Chiplin 12 ; McPhail 24, v. O'Donnell 19. SECTION E. Second Round.—Carlton (Truscott) 24, v. Rotorua (Merriman) 12; Whitiora (Gall) 21, v. Te Aroha (Scliell) 15; Auckland (Ure) 21, v. West End (Knox) 19; Palmerston North (Nash) 18, v. Omarunui (Kelly) 14; Seatoun (Wyatt) 16, v. West End (Hayne) 15. Third Round.—Pearce 28, v. Truscott 12 ; Knox 26, v. Kelly 13; Nash 25, v. Hayne 12; Ure 2S, v. Merriman 18; Gall 24, v. Wyatt 17.
ELLERSLIE CLUB. In the final of the Ellerslie Bowling Club's Aniversary Day tourney Westbrooke (Ellerslie) defeated Hay (Ellerslie). CADNESS CUP. Teams to represent their respective clubs in the Cadness Cup bowling competition, to be played on the Waitemata green to-mor-row are :— Waitemata.—A. Smith, D. Simpson, A. S. Tarrant, P. Osborne; C. Dclany, H. Cadness, R. A. Johnston, S. E. McGill. Devonport.—Pirie, Brookes, Broughton, Ewy; Hessey, Goudle, Trevi thick, Cox.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 31, 7 February 1933, Page 12
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