INDOOR BOWLING.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 85, 11 April 1938, Page 17

INDOOR BOWLING.

ORANGE BENEFIT TOURNEY,

The Orange Bowling Club's first benefit tourney of the season was held in the Druids' Hall. Newton. Twenty teams competed, and prior to presenting the trophies Mr. Sydney George, president of the Dunnottar Men's Club, thanked the Orange Club and the competitors for its practical help. Results :—

First Round. —Kennedy (Marsden and Co.) S, v. M.inn ( Kden-ttoskill U.S.A.) 6 : Lucas (W.M. Club) 7, v. Taylor (Smith and Caughey) 6; Harris (Phillips and lmpeyt 7. v. Tyndall (Tamalti U.S.A. I ."i : Mansell (0.8.C.) 9. v. Thayer (Centenary Club) 7; George (Dunnottar Club) 10. v. Percy (T.naki U.S.A.) 1: H. Roles (0.8.C.) S, v. Cosgrave (U.A.0.D.) (i : Cantwell (KdenRoskill U.S.A. I 14, v. Beard (Dunnottar Club) 1 : Mickelborougli (0.8.C. I 8. v. Simpson (0.8.C.) 7; Davies (Dunnottar Club) 9, v. Dawson (Tamaki U.S.A.) 1: Madijhui (Grey Lynn U.S.A.) 11, v. Team 18 (no name on card) 8. I As the cards for the second and third I rounds were not properly tilled in, it is impossible to give results. Semi-final. -Mickelborough beat Mansell. Boles beat Cantwell.

Final.—Mrs. Lenehan, Miss Welch, Mrs. Mickelborough beat Miss Cambridge. Mrs. McCowntt. Mrs. McAuliffe and H. Boles. I The Tamaki U.S.A. Indoor Bowling! Club's first open fours tourney will be held I in Tamaki Yacht Club's Hall, Bastion Point, to-morrow.