THE OAMARU TOURNAMENT.

Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 12479, 16 April 1906, Page 4

THE OAMARU TOURNAMENT.

(PKESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAM.) April 14. The following are the resu.U of tne Easter Bow,ing lourjianient, whuch began on <iood cFnlksS' PRIZES—Eink Matches. First prize, four trophies, or mecuuß value «iO; wecond prize, lour tarop-n*es or niectals va.ue £o; third prize, lour tropbie* or medals: VSU.UO £i. FllOi. RO U.N D—hotter (Phcemx) 16 beat Wi-dit'cwpoon Utos,ya) 10, (Phoenix) 10 Deut ±)oag 16, Jflanmng (Chiistclnmrfl) 17 beat Wheeler lOunedin) j>, Wadueil (theenbe) 17 beat MoJison (St. K:iuu) 16, ilicKey (.Sydenham) 15 beat His-iop (l'a.nieiston) i>, Payne tlvtutuna) 19 beat Wyatt iDuiiedm) 11, I*vme (&t. Kilda) 18 beat Nicholson (St. A. bane) 13, Alackw> (Taicri) 17 beat Sneddon (iiajtune) 13, Gil.ice (Ounedin) 18 boat D. Bee <Phcaiux) 17, Tutnbuii v'iaien) 13 beat Wilson (A.fi. Valley) 13 Christie (Taieri) 10, beat ilonson (Phoenix) 11, ii.snop (Cbr-stoaurch) 18 beat i>. bnwxtt (Caledonian) 12, Jack liJaiomtfcu) 17 beat Jacques (Christchurck) 13, McLaren o>uneitin) 11 beat' Hewat' (Phoenix) 8, Patweon (Ka-ituna) 22 beat Bncdgiaes tAahburtan) 9, Xcave (Canterbury) 1C beat Pnngle (Timaru) 13 J Young (D-unedin) Iβ beat Watteis ('Green Island) 13, J. 'xay.or (Oaraaru) 18 beat Bowen riimaru) 11, J. Thompson (Ouncdin) ai l»e*t Taylor (St. Kild*) 11, D. Scott (Uoslyn) 13 beat Wilkinson (Caverabam) 11, Smoaton (Kaituna) 10 beat Beird (Outnun) 0 Balk (Roalyn) 17 beat Hancock (St. Clan) 12 Parlane (Milton) 16 beat Hunter (Duned'in) 7, Legsatt, (Invercaxgill) 16 beat G».loway (Paimereton) 15. SECOND ROUND—Potter 16 beat Wowley 13, Waddell 21 beat iManniag 11, Payne 1G beat Hickey 13, Maokie 23 beat Irvine 16, Oilliea 18 bout Turnbull 14, B>J>h°P » %f Christie- 11, McLaren 22 beat Jack 20. Patterson 15 beat Neave 12, Xouwg 13 beat Taylor 9, J. Thomson 17 beat Balk 14, Pattane 22 beat h. Goatt 10. THIRD ROUND—Waddell 16 beat Potter 13, Maokie 21 beet Payne 11. M<jUxen W , Wt Patterson 11, GiUea 13 beat Bjehop 1% } J. Thomson 23 beat Young I<* Smeaitoa 13 j beat Padane 11. , , , I MiiADOWBANK PHIZES, to be competed for by losers in first round of Ouaene Prizos Competition. First pme. four trophies or medals value £B; second pnw, four trophies or medals value £3. FIKST KuUNJD— Wooderspoon 33 beat Boae 11. Whcelor 17 beat Jioilieon 11, Wymtt 19 beat Hielop 13, Nichoteon 13 b«*t Sneddon Y> D Bee 14 beat Wilson 11, 'Ibomaon 13 beat Cllwriw 14. Hewat 17 beat 15, Pnuglo 19 beat Snodgraee 8, Wat-tore 22 beat Bourn 15, Wiikmeon 2o beat ITaylor 10, Baird 15 beat Hancock 8, GaHow»y 18 18 beet w'hiclet* 15 T>. Bee 19 beat Moneon 18, Pringo 19 beat Hewat 19, Watters 22beat Wilkinson 12. Galloway 24 beat Baird 31. PHCKNIX PRIZES, to be competed for by losers in the seoond round of the Citizens Przcs Competition, and the firet round of the Meaiowbenk Competition. Prize —Trophies or medals value *4 4s. FIHbT HOUND— Manning 23 beat Woreloy 16 Hickey 16 beat Irvine 8 Boag » beat Chrietie 11 beat Turnbull 13. Jack 21 beat v", ve 16 Wilson 18 beat Cftllemder 13. S*icdH.M 13i'beat Jncquce 18, Taylor (Oamaru) ?r beat Bourn IS. D. Scott 22 beat Taylor CM K.'cln, 11. Balk 23 bert Hancock 16, MATCHES (t-wo competitions)—Aseocaaiion 1 . prize*; first Pri« trophiee or medals value £1 Iβ; second prize trophies or meek Iβ value £3. • FIRST R'JUN.D—Pe»ke 19 W, <*Mie 8 DemAire 19 •>*•* D- Scott 15, Balk 25 beat Tavlor (St. Kilda) 11. W««W! «,*>*•* =7»| 9 Woolf 11 beat A. Chn&'.ao 12. Smith 12 beat Barnes 8, Secular 21 beat Morrison o. MelviUe 12 bwt Prißgle 10, Renme 13 beat Moore 6 Oliver 16 beat R. Roberteon 11, heil™ill beat MoDousall 7. Hay 13 beat Hickey 10. Maiming U beat Whcelor 12, Scott 15 ieat Goldetonn 14, Fynmore 11 beet Mc7, White (Duntdin) 15 'bemi Wal«« 6. Carewell 15 beat Warsaw 11, Eeid 12 beat Irvine 9. Harra-way 15 Wat D. 8ee.13, Keaet 16 beat Stott 7, McLaren 16 beat Mcllwnuth in Thomson 11 beat Mollison 7, Sneddon 26 1-ckt Monson 13. Barnett a by©. Spen«er a bye, itcKnnon n bye, J. Taylor (Meadowba«k) 16 Ixrat Boag 14, Dryden a bw, MoHatcheeon 21 bf»: McGibbon U, AVcddcrspcon 22 beat Thtrrpe 5. Finluy 17 beat Bourn 8. Co'.tm*n 11 beat Lindsay 5. C. T. Patterson 15 brat Murr«v 0 Oibb 10 beat Hewat 10, You 1:3 12 lent Gallaway 11, Baird 22 beat Xe'.eou 12, Calendar 12 beat Whit* (Timsru) 1L VTor»l«y IS beat Jack 8. A. Clark 17 b?et Faulkner 12. AkhiiTst 16 beat Muir 10. Bkck 14 beat T. Watson ft. Jacques 16 beat Walters, jun. 10, Ferfrusscm 11 beat R. Scott 8, AVosd- 11 beat D. Christie 10. Oil-'.iee 17 beat Priwt 6. D. "Hislop 12 beat Saxton IL, Pariaue 16 beat Turnbull 14, 17 beat Wilson 12. Cnrirtn 14 b«>at J. Heron 13. Snweton 14 beat Potter 13. Connell 19 beat Ogilvie 15. Cameron 10 beat Jewell 8, Hays 12 beat Cochrane 9. Wilkinson 16 beat Kichol?or. 6, Hancock 13 beat Dr. Thomas 11. Mnekie • by*. Mclntyre 15 beat Dcaney 10, Scott 13 beat 10. Sinclair » bye. Bishcp 14 beat P»yn« 8. Henley 12 'beat Wyatt 9, Xeaxe 20 beat McDonald 18, Saunders Iβ beat Leggatt 12. SECOXD ROUXD--Coltm»n 20 beat C. T. Patterson 0, Black 15 beat Parlane 6, AJchurst 17 beat Dt. Hielop 12, Gibb 16 'beat Ycunsf 7, Callender 18 beat Baird 12. Woreky Iβ beat A. €h«rk 10, Jaoquee 14 beat IVrgusson la, Wood 13 b«*t Gillies 7. MeLeren 11 beat Dryden IQ. BajTxett 12 beat Seoul l«r 11. Hoy 20 beat Spencer 11, Lefevw 19 beat Oliver 16. McGibbon 17 boat Thorpe 4, Chretie 14 best Gabftee 10. Smeaton Iβ beat Conoell 16, Cameion 10 beat Hayes 9, Wilkinson 12 beat Hancock 11. Mockie 16 beat Molntyrc 14. Sinclair 14 beat Scott 10. Henley 14 beat Bishop 7, Saunters 13 beat Xe*re 12. THIRD ROU.XD—Gibb 19 beat Ccttmon 13. Worsl«y 23 beat Calender 9. Wood 10 beat Jacques 9, Akhurst 22 beat E. Black 4, Smca-

4cm* V btet Christie 11. Cameron 16 boat Wilkinson 14. Mackie 12 beat Sinclair 8, Saunders 17 bea-t Heni«y 13 LAST TKl' PRIZES—To b* competed for by all losers in the first round of the Association's competition; first prize trophies or medals va.ue £1: second prize trophiea or medals value £2. FIRST ROUXD—Saxon 22 beat Muir 13, Turnbull 16 b»»t Wataaa 8, Lindsay 11 beat Murray 10, G«lk>way 14 beat Hewat 9, White (Timaru) 16 b«ai Xolson 8. Jack 19 belt Faulkner 5, Wattere, jun. 26 beat Scott 15. D. Chrisli* 18 beat Priest 16, Taylor (St. Kilda) 12 fc<-at D. Scott 6, Ewing 11 beat A. W. Christie 10, MoDougall 19 beat Robertson 14. McGr«or 25 be*t Walce 13. Stott 14 beat Bcasr 13, Sarnee 15 beat Morrison 9. Pringlo 13 be»t Moore 6, Goldstone 17 beat Warsaw 7. D. Bee 18 beat Irvine 15, Bourn 13 beat ifonson 9, Heron 16 beat Wilson 11 Potter 14 beat Ogilvje 11, Coohrano 19 Youille 16, Dr. Thomas 12 beat XichoJion 11 Payne 12 beat Wyatt 11, Leffgart 17 beat MoDon«.ld 14. SECOND ROUND—D. Christie 21 beat Walter*, jun. IS, Lindsay 17 beat Galloway 14, White (Timaru) 18 beat Jack 3,« Saxton 14 b*at Turmbull 13. The tournament will be brought to a close on 'Monday with tbe cor.cJuddag round* of the rink and double-handed four-bowl matches. Th« following: are tie rinks tepreaenting Canterbury et the Oamoru Bowling Tournameat:—Chrietchurch—W. Barnett (s), Hellewell, D»viee, McDougal; A. O. Bishop (») A. Gurney. W. M. Gibb, C. D. Hardie; S. Manning (s), Dr. Thomas, ClaTk. Miuecn. TJnit'ed —W. S. Jacques (n), J. Woolf, A. Stark. A. Borland. Canterbury—D. Xeave (c), J. Greig, Saxtoa, J. E. Button. St. AJbans— (s), Wood, Henly, Daweon. Sydenham*—Hickey (s), Curoming, McGaJluo, Donny.