N.Z. WOMEN’S FOUR

Press, Volume CIV, Issue 30667, 5 February 1965, Page 5

N.Z. WOMEN’S FOUR

No Surprises In Last 16 (N.Z. Press Association! DUNEDIN, Februay 4. There were no surprises when the fours field of the New Zealand women's bowling tournament was reduced to the last 16 today. The winner of seven national titles, Mrs S. Winstanley (Marewa, East Coast), after a close tussle in the morning, had a relatively easy afternoon win over Mrs R. Darling (Leith, Dunedin), 20-10. In the morning Mrs Winstanley beat Mrs D, Jensen (Kaikorai), 16-14. With the assistance of a bye, two teams—Mrs J. Wilkie (Lower Hutt) and Mrs G. Smith (Kaiapoi)—have already made their way into the quarter-finals. Results:

First Round Mrs W. Waldren (Walklwl) 20, Mrs U. A. Lawless (Kaikorai) 12; Mrs E. Edyvean (Richmond) 23. Mrs W. Galbraith (Temuka) 13; Mrs R. Ellison (Macandrew Bay) 17, Mrs E. Cooke (Waterlea) 16; Mrs D. Roulston (Awamea) 24, Mrs E. Hay (Papanul) 10; Mrs M. N. Mitchell (Karitane) 25, Mrs L. Harland (Napier) 17; Mrs G. Smith (Kaiapoi) 24, Mrs E. Aitcheson (Hampden) 15; Mrs S. Lee (Waikouaiti) 24, Mrs A. Petrie (Ranglora) 12. Mrs M. Nicol (Mangakino) 23, Mrs L. Chisholm (Logan Park) 16; Mrs N. Hislop (Roslyn) 28, Mrs W. Taylor (Palmerston) 14; Mrs G. Watson (Walhopai) 29, Mrs W. Walker (Brighton) 16; Mrs S. Winstanley (Marewa) 16, Mrs D. Jensen (Kaikorai) 14; Mrs R. Darling (Leith) 23, Mrs E. Parsons (Invercargill R.S.A.) 14; Mrs E. Swanson (Kew) 23, Mrs W. Child (Tainul) 21; Mrs W. Morgan-Roberts (St. Clair) 20, Mrs E. Warren (Barrington) 10. Mrs M. Doig (Rakala) 25, Mrs I. Shand (Fairfield) 11; Mrs J. MacManus 1 (Mona Vale) 26, Mrs J. Oeikle (Park, Timaru) 21; Mrs J. Heban (Roxburgh) 17, Mrs R. Maxwell (Ashburton) 11; Mrs L. Tricker (Lower Hutt) 21, Mrs- C. Turner (North East Valley, Dunedin) 12; Mrs K. White (Arawa) 21, Mrs E. Potter (Auckland) 13; Mrs- R. Smith (Kia Toa, Timaru) 24, Mrs K. Haberfield (Palmerston) 11; Mrs D. Coll (Blaketown) 24, Mrs L. McNeill (Hakarewa) 10: Mrs C. O’Brien (Waverley) 30, Mrs E. Worthington (Park, Timaru) 14; Mrs A. Forbes (Burwood) 22, Mrs G. Berryman (Mornington) 17. Second Round Mrs Lee 24, Mrs Petrie 12; Mrs G. Smith 24, Mrs Aitcheson 15; Mrs Mitchell' 25. MTs Harland 17; Mrs Nicol 24, Mrs Coll 22; Mrs Ellison 28, Mrs Roulston 15; Mis Edyvean 25, Mrs Waldron 16; Mrs Winstanley 20, MTs Darling 10; Mrs Hislop 23, Mrs Watson 10; Mrs Morgan-Roberts 21, Mrs Swanson 10: Mrs White 25, Mrs R. Smith 21: Mrs Tricker 22. Mrs Hoban 16; Mrs MacManus 22, Mrs Doig 18: Mrs J. Hiscoke (Forbury Park) 25, Mrs W. Coombe (Shirley) 17; Mrs G. Beer (Riverton) 22, Mrs J. Houston (Whangarel) 13; Mrs J. Wilkie (Lower Hutt) 31, Mrs M. Leech (Ranglora) 16; Mrs O’Brien 28, Mrs Forbes 7. Third Round Mrs Wilkie 31, Mrs Beer 3; Mrs G. Smith 15, Mrs Lee 13.

Long Swim.—Brojen Das, of Pakistan, a former holder of the English Channel swimming record, hopes to set a new record this year. He is aiming at a time of 9hr to beat the present record of 9hr 35min held by Barry Watson (Britain). Das’s previous best time was lOhr 30mfn.—(PJL)