BOWLS.

Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 777, 29 March 1910, Page 9

BOWLS.

; NORTH OTAGO TO.URNAMENT. , (By Toleeraph—Press Association.) •.,.;. Oamaru, March 28... The North Otago bowling tournament, with the exception :of a few. ■ games:in ; two of the events, I 'was; completed in fine weather to-day.- During the; afternoon, his Excellency the Governor visited the green, and. was cheer-ed-on his arrival arid departure. Re-. suits:- I :.'--. "■/■.;' •■Citizens' Match: Final—F... Smith (Kaituna), 23, beat A. Baillio (Kai,tuna),,l9, and won; T.;Brown (Gore), 16, beat (Timaru); .15," and took third prize. ..' . ■ Meadowbank .Match: ' Final—R. Hewat (Phoenix),; 21, beat Campbell (Phoenix), 13, and won; R. Watts • (Otago), 20, beat .J. M'Curdy (St. Kilda), 19, and -took third prize.. -. Phoenix Match: Final—F. Peake (Dunedin), 19, beat D. Cormack (Caledonian), 15. ,■-•-..v.-V;.: ' ; The ; remaining events are riot concluded. In the Oamaru rinks match J.' B. Paterson (Gore) and G. Middlemass (Kaitangata) play the finalin the morning. In' the association pairs match D. Macfarlane, J. Scott, and J. Swindley remain in. > •"''.■'■■ ; .',-'-,-KELBI]RNB CLUB. ; .... In a progressive pairs tournament at. Kelburne green: on. Saturday, the playoff resulted as.follows:—...■ ;, . Skips—lst., White';. 2ndvJ. Routley.Leads—lst., Drury; 2nd, Ooull. lii a similar tournament yesterday; Williamson took first place and Kelly second as skips; MjColl first arid Manley second as leads, all having to play off ties, except M'Coll. MATCHES AT PALMERSTON. (By Telesrapn.—Special Correspondent.).,'. Palmerston North, March 28. ; The" Palmerston . Easter tournament waß continued torday in splendid weather; Thompson and Webb (Wellington) won five out of six games in the pairs and have to play-off with J. A. Nash's team and Tasker's team on Tuesday morning, the three pairs being a tie, each with five wins. QUEENSLAND DEFEATS VICTORIA.. By Telesrapb—Press Association—Copyright (Rec. March 28, 10.10 p.m.)' " Sydnoy, March 28. Queensland defeated Victoria at bowls, winning the rubber. Tho winners secured the deciding game by a point; ; '