INDOOR BOWLING.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 194, 18 August 1933, Page 11

INDOOR BOWLING.

ORANGE ASSOCIATION. The Orange Bowling Association played the fourth of its series of cup tourneys tliis week. Results : — First Round.—Mrs. McAuliffe, Loma Boles, Mrs. Holland, A. Ward 8. v. Mrs. Dally, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Gelding, W. Douglas 5: .T. Ncwald, airs. Mclvor, Mrs. Dent. G. Day 8, v. Mrs. Todd. W. Mickelborough, G. Dronsfield, E. Cox 2; Miss Brown, Mrs. Roberts, H. Gelding 8, v. Miss Cambridge. Mrs. Speir, J. Rowe, W. Cox 7; Mrs. Burbidge. Mrs. Mickelborough, J. Mansell 9, v. Mrs. De Suza, E. Roberts, C. Llewellyn, F. Simpson 5; Miss Bridgens, D. Mines, H. Boles 9, v. Mrs. McCowatt, W. Teterson. F. Harris 7. Second Round. —Ward 8. v. Day 6; Mansell 9, v. Boles 4 ; Douglas 8, v. Gelding 5: E. Cox 7, v. Harris 6; W. Cox 7, v. Simpson 4. Third Round.—Ward 9, v. W. Cox 2; E. Cox 12, v. Douglas 3; Boles 7, v. Day 4; Harris 8, v. Simpson 3; Gelding 8, v. Mansell 4. Totals.—Ward, 3: E. Cox, Gelding, Boles, Mansell, each 2: Douglas, Day, W. Cox, Harris each 1 ; Simpson, 0. The winning team, Mrs. McAuliffe, Lrnna Boles, Mrs. Hollnnd, A. Ward, each receive a miniature cup. That very consistent player Albert Ward has quite a remarkable performance to his credit this year. In the cup series of tourneys on three of the four evenings he has won all his games. In the percentage fours tourneys he has won all his games on three occasions, and only lost one on three occasions, giving him the remarkable record of only three losses out of the 27 games he has played this season. When it is remembered that he has a different team each evonlng, one gets an idea of the merit of <iis play. The challenge tourneys resulted: ; — Women's: Mrs. Dent (challenger) 4, v. Mrs. Gelding 3. Men's: F. Harris (challenger) 10, v. W. Peterson 4.