BOWLING.

Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17343, 3 January 1922, Page 3

BOWLING.

HOLIDAY GAUES. Exceptionally fine weather has been experienced during the holidays, and bowlers Jiavo taken lull advantage of it. On Saturday ail the screens were practically full of players, and many club championship games were played, while a. giett many other players put in good eolid practice for the coming tournament at Duncdin. Yesterday tho majority of clubs played the ever popu]a r progressive pairs games, and some exceptional play was witnessed. The Linwood Club had a rink tournament, for which eight rinltß entered, and this tournament will be continued to-day. It is tho intention o? the majority of clubs to again h&vo a. pairs tournament to-day, play in which, will commenci, at 9 a.m. LI WOOD CLTTB. A rink tournament was commenced on the I.inwcod green yesterday, ten rinks taking part Three game 3 were played, and three will ba played to-day, starting at 9.30 a.m. The following are yesterday's result®: First Round. | Burson (Linwood) 23 v. Weet (Edgeware) 11" Williams (Linwood) 23 v. Marriott (Linwood) 12. Sprcscn (Linwood) 21 v. Sewell (Edgeware) 17. Bascand (Edgeware) 25 Woodham (Linwood) 21. Head (Linnood) 21 v. Partridge (Linwood) 18. Second Round 'Williams 27 v. Burson 17. Sewel! 81 v. Partridge 12. Marriott 80 v West 35. » Bead 15 v. Woodham 12. Sprosen 80 v. Bascand 12. Third Round. Partridge 22 v. Woodham 16. Williams 21 v. Read 15. Bur6on 22 v. Baecand 19. Marriott 23 v. Sprosen 18 West % v. Sewell 15