BOWLING

Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 92, 12 January 1921, Page 6

BOWLING

THE DOMINION TOURNAMENT ANOTHER LOVELY DAY WINS AND LOSSES TO DATE Probably never in the history of any summer game has there been so many visitors to Wellington as are attending the Dominion Bowling Association’s tournament, now being played daily on. every city and suburban green. Never was there, such bowling weather at tournament time in Wellington.' Although the city was gently fanned by a light northerly breeze yesterday, the weather was very hot on the greens-—and every bowler appeared to revel in it.* Ak was to be expected, the greens are very keen, and consequently the play is slow'. If yesterday’s weather lasts they will be as smooth as glass by the end of the week. The complaints received were, negligible, and players from all parts of the Dominion have expressed their appreciation of the good greens and satisfactory arrangements made for their comfort and pleasure. Players are generally observing the "one-foot-on-dhe-mat ’ rule, on which the umpires are insisting. The secretarial work of Mr. S. H. lindenwood is beyond reproach. The following is q. record of yesterday’s results.— THIRD ROUND. SECTION A (THORNDON GREEN). Gooder (Wellington) beat Taylor (Seatoun), 28-2-1; Taplin (.Johnsonville) beat Crawford (Karori), 21 —13; Campbell (Remuera) best Davidson (Hutt), 23 22; -M'Whannel (Hataitai) beat Brewer (Feilding), 27-21; Lobb (West End, N.P.), beat Dodds (Thorndon), 24—23. SECTION B (SEATOUN GREEN). Chegwin (Beckenham) beat Dimock (Island Bay), 25—24; Langdon (N.E. Valley), bent M'Farlane (Seatoun). 32—19; Spiller (Remuera) beat Duncan (H ellington), 34—27; Sloane (Johnsonville) beat Johnson (Hutt) 26-22; Lock (Thorndon) beat Shopherd (Hataihai), 25—24. SECTION C (WELLINGTON GREEN). ■ Henderson (Lyttelton) beat Slater (Hataitai), 42—15; Benzie (Canterbury) beat Green (Seatoun), 31—23; Hain (North End) beat M'Arthur (Hutt), 28-16; King (Hastings) beat Erskine (Wellington), 29—9; Adams (Blenheim) beat Bland (Island Bay), 24 —23. SECTION E (PETONE GREEN). London (Wanganui) beat Claxton (Canterbury), 28-23; Tyrrell (Lyall Bay) beat Naylor (Hastings), Henaghan (Caledonian) beatMollison (Island E a -'l 09—23; Jackman (Wellington) beat Cleary (Lyttelton), 18—17; Kershaw (Hataitai) beat Steans (Opawa), 28—25. SECTION F (KARORI GREEN). Harkness (Nelson) beat Redpafh (Crinterburv) 22-21; M'Leod (Wanganui) beat M'Lennan (Hastings), 20-16; Mason (Piharaa) beat Calder (Dannevirke), 3019- Hill (Wellington) beat Routley burn)i 18—17; Martin (Lyall Bay) beat M'Kittrick (Hataitai), 24—23. SECTION G (ISLAND BAY GREEN). Ballinger (Wellington) beat Foster (Wanganui), 28-26; Land (Hastings) beat Smith (Picton) 25-15; Noad(Lyal Baj) —l4; Haldane (Nelson) beat Gray (Ke burn), 27 —25. SECTION II (NEWTOWN GREEN). 15; Gannaway (Kelburn) beat Piagn (Masterton), 32—30. SECTION I (EASTBOURNE GREEN). Kerr (Masterton) beat edin), 30-19; Skoglund (Stratford) I.eat Healey (Linwood), 30-20; kilgoui (C< ton) beat Rowland Roberts (Wellington) beat Snaddon (\ mtoria). 31 —12; Dee (Maitai) beat lau v way (Lyall Bay), SECTION J (KELBURN GREEN). Scott (Sydenham) beat King (Victorio), 23—21; Pow'.dl (Eastbourne) beat Haworth (Linwood), 26—19; Rennie (Christchurch) beat Tasker (Wellington), 31—24; Gordon (St. John’s) beat Noble (Newtown), 29—14; Whibley (Foxton) beat Thompson (Masterton), 18 16. , SECTION K (LYALL BAY GREEN). Parker (Stanley) beat Crane (Wellington), 36-15; Bell (Hamilton) beat Laws (Victoria), 29—20; Perry (Masterton) beat Marriott (Linwood), 22—17; Maze.y (Christchurch) beat Munro (Eastbourne), 23—22; Brackenridge (Newtown) beat Beattie (Sydenham), 26— 24. SECTION L (VICTORIA GREEN). Ure (Mount Eden) beat Maclaurin (Victoria), 29—215; Shallcrass (Wellington) beat Judd (Eltham), 27 —20; Ranson (Newtown) beat Foy (Hawera), 32—16; Woolf (Christchurch) beat Paterson (Pahiatua), 23 —18; Smith (Waipawa) beat Rennie (Petone), 18—17. SECTION M (WELLINGTON GREEN). Walsh (Pahiatua) beat Doneghue (Petone),' 31—16; Colville (Edgeware) beat Castle (Eltham), 27 —24; Wylie (Newtown) beat Palmer (Waverley), 35—17; Sievwright (Wellington) beat Bull (Napier), 25—10; Clark (Hunterville) beat Norwood (Victoria), 38—15. SECTION N (KHANDALLAH GREEN). Bremner* (Invercargill) b'cat Jackson (Victoria), 31—25; Smith (Wellington) beat Ainger (New Brighton), 26 —17; Laughton (Newtown) beat Laurenson (Manawatu), 21—20; Beanland (Edgeware) beat White-Scott (Pahiatua). 25—21; Beynon (Petone) beat Smith (Eitzioy), 26—22. SECTION O (HATAITAI GREEN). Smart (New Plymouth) beat Gagliardi (Edgeware), 26 —18; Wylie (Kaiapoi) beat Hain (Hataitai), 32—20; Bolton (Victoria) beat Angus (Ashburton), 30—21; Melhuish (Petone) beat Jolly (Palmerston North), 28 —26; Ross (Thorndon) beat M'Neill (Fitzroy), 24 —23. SECTION P (JOHNSONVILLE GREEN) Wilson (Thorndon) beat Saywell (Feilding), 27—24; Smith (Kaituna) heat Graham (Remuera), 18 —16; Ramsay (Palmerston North) beat Trevethick (Hutt), 28 — 19; Nixon (Westbourne) beat Hetherington (Ngaruawahia), 27—21; Barnes (Hataitai) beat Jones (Greymouth), 28—12. FOURTH ROUND. SECTION A (LOWER HUTT GREEN). Chisholm (Hataitai) beat Stewart (Feilding), 26—25; Jury (Karangahiike) beat Langsford (West End), 27—20; Portcous (Wellington) beat Nash (Palmerston North), 30—16; 'Woolier (Remuera) beat Hunter (Thorndon), 27—22; Blackwood (Grey) beat Auger (Hutt), 27—17. SECTION B (THORNDON GREEN). Gooder (Wellington) beat Bremner (Feilding), 30—23; Lobb (New Plymouth) beat Campbell (Remuera), 28—11; Taplin (Johnsonville) beat. Davidson (Hutt) 27 —22; Taylor (Seatoun) beat Dodds (Thorndon), 27 —14; M’Whannel beat Crawford (Karori), 23—18. SECTION C (SEATOUN GREEN). ‘ M'Farlane (Seatoun) beat Sloane (Johnsonville), 22—19; Spiller (Remuera) beat Langdon (N.E. Valley), 24—22; Chegwin (Beckenham) beat Shepperd (Hataitai), 25—22; Johnson (Hutt) beat Dimock (Island Bay), 22—21; Duncan (Wellington) beat Lock (Thorndon), 30 —24.

SECTION D (WELLINGTON GREEN). Adams (Blenheim) heat Benzie (Canterbury), 20—12; King (Hastings) beat Slater (Hataitai), 32—19; Henderson (Lyttelton) beat Green (Seatoun), 32—22; Hain (North End) beat Bland (Island Bay), 37—10; Erskine (Wellington) beat M'Arthur (Hutt), 23-21. SECTION E (PETONE GREEN). Tyrrell (Lyall Bay) beat Mollison (Island Bay), 37—20; Claxton (Canterbury) bead Steans (Opawa), 26—17; Jjondon (Wanganui) beat Cleary (Lyttelton), 31.—-27; Jackman (Wellington) beat Naylor (Hastings), 19—17; Kershaw (Hataitai) beat Henaghan (Caledonian), 30—24. SECTION F (KARORI GREEN). Calder (Dannevirke) beat M'Lennan (Hastings), 25—21; Harkness (Nelson) beat Martin (Lyall Bay), 25—22; Redpath (Canterbury) bear. Routley (Kelburn), 25—18; Mason (Pihama) beat M'Kittrick (Hataitai), 25—20; Hill (Wellington) beat M'Leod (Wanganui), 26—22. SECTION G (ISLAND BAY GREEN). Grhy (Kelburn) beat Land (Hastings), 22—20; Smith (Picton) beat Poster (Wanganui), 20—18;Noad (Lyall Bay) beat > Arde’.l (Hataitai), 28—21; Schnauer (Onehunga) beat Haldane (Nelson), 26—18; Warren (Carlton) beat Ballinger (Wellington), 33—10. SECTION H (NEWTOWN GREEN). Sinclair-(Rangiora) beat Wyatt (Dunedin), 29—19; Pragnell (Masterton) neat Potter (Wellington), 23—18; Walker (Ponsonby) beat Rei’d (Lyall Bay), 19—18; Gannaway (Kelburn) beat Smith. (Victoria), 24—23; Hosking (Carlton) beat Pollock (Levin), 28—25. SECTION I (EASTBOURNE GREEN). Kilgour (Carlton) beat Skoglund (Stratford), 24 —16; Harraway (Dunedin) beat Dee (Maitai), 28—20; Roberts (Wellington) bent Kerr (Masterton), 31—12; Rowland (Ponsonby) beat Eairway (Lyall Bay), 23—20; Healey (Linwood) beat' Sn addon (Victoria), 29—15. SECTION J (KELBURN GREEN). Tasker (Wellington) beat Howarth (Linwood), 34 —12; Scott (Sydenbnm) beat Whibley (Foxton), 20—18; King (Victoria) beat Gordon (St. John’s), 20—19; Rennie (Christchurch) beat Thompson (Masterton), 31—10; Noble (Newtown) beat Powell (Eastbourne), 25—22. SECTION K (LYALL BAY GREEN). ■ Brackenridge (Newtown) beat Munro (Eastbourne), 34—22; Mazey (Christchurch) beat Crane (Wellington), 30-20; Laws (Victoria) beat Benttie (Sydenham), 31—17; Parker (Stanley) beat Perry (Masterton), 33—23; Bell (Hamilton) beat Marriott (Linwood), 31—21. SECTION L (VICTORIA GREEN). Foy (Hawera) beat Judd (Eltham), 30 —2O; Maclfiurin (Victoria) beat Ronnie (Petone), 28—21; Ranson (Newtown) beat Smith (Waipawa), 28—14; Ure (Mount Eden) beat Woolf (Christchurch), 27—21; Paterson (Pahiatua) beat Shallcrass (Wellington), 22—21. SECTION M (WELLINGTON GREEN). Bull (Napier) boat Doneghue (Petone), 22—20; Norwood (Victoria) beat Palmer (Waverley), 25—24; .Clark (Huntervrlle) beat Walsh (Pahiatua), 25-23; Sievwright (Wellington) beat Colville (Edgeware), 24—23; Castle (Elthanl) beat Wylie (Newtown), 25 —21. SECTION N (KHANDALLAH GREEN). Laurenson (Manawatu) beat Ainger (New Brighton), 29—20; Jackson (Victoria) beat Bey non (Petone), 29—20; Bremner (Invercargill) beat Beanland (Edgeware), 26 —18; Smith (Wellington) beat White-Scott (Pahiatua),. 25—22; Laughton (Newtown) bea|; Smith (!• itzroy), 20—17. SECTION O (HATAITAI GREEN). Ross (Thorndon) 'beat Hain (Hataitai), 34-93. M'Neill (Fitzroy) beat Bolton (Victoria), 25—23; Wylie (Kaiapoi) befit Melhuish (Petone), 35-19; Angus (Ashburton) beat Gagliardi (Edgeware), 3.) 23: Smart (New Plymouth) beat Jolly (Palmerston North), 25—19. SECTION P, Trevethick (Hutt) beat Smith (Kaituna) 27—17; Saywell (Feildmg) beat Jones' (Grevmouth), 28—13; Wilson (Thorndon) boat Nixon (Westbourne) 2b ' oo- Ramsay (Palmerston North) beat Banies HaiaUai), 34-18; Graham Rem- ® ra) beat Hetherington (Ngaruawhaia), 25-19-WINS AND LOSSES

VISITING “SKIPS” TO BE ENTERTAINED The president (Mr. M. A. Carr) and vice-president (Mr. Godfrey Magnus), of the AVellington' Bowling Club, have issued invitations to the skips of visiting rinks to be their guests at an entertainment to be given in the Wellington Club's pavilion to-morrow evening. AUSTRALIAN BOWLERS THE NEW ZEALAND TOUR OFF. "Strike compels cancel trip. Regrets. —M'Millan,” was the wording of a cable message received yesterday by Mr. S. H. Underwood, secretary of the Dominion Bowling Association. 'The team was to have left Sydney to-morrow for Auckland, and was to tour the whole of the Dominion, including the chief health and scenic resorts, finally leaving M ellington for Sydney towards the end of February. The cablegram is a commentary on the outlook of the stewards' strike in Sydney, as the sender was evidently quite sure two days before the time fixed for sailing that there was no chance of the steanyr getting away. Local and visiting bowlers join wit'h Mr, M'Millan in expressing regret that the tour has had to be abandoned.

SECTION A. Wins. 1 Losses. Porteous 4 0 Woolier . . 3 1 N ash Auger 1 3 Chisholm Langsford . 1 Stewart Blackwood 2 2 Hunter SECTION, B.. 0 2 2 Gooder ... 3 1 Lobb 3 1 Taylor ... 2 V Campbell . 3 1 Davidson 1 3 M'Whannel , 3 1 Crawford 0 4 Taplin 2 2 Brewer .. 1 3 Langdon SECTION £. 3 1 Dunean ... 2 Chegwin 4 0 Spiller .$.... 4 0 Lock . 3 1 Johnson 1 3 Shopherd 0 4 M'Farlane 2 Dimock . 0 4 Sloane .... 1 3 King SECTION D. 4 . 0 Adams .... 4 0 Henderson 3 1 Slater .... 2 2 Erskine . 3 1 Hain J 2 Green . 0 .4 M' Arthur 0 4 Bland .... 1 3 Benzie ... 1 3 Tyrrell SECTION E. 4 0 Sleans , 1 3 Claxton 2 o London 4 0 Jackman 4 0 Clean - 0 4 Henaghan 1 <3 Naylor 1 3 Mollison 1 3 Kershaw 2 2 M'Lennan SECTION F. 1 8 Mnson ...4 0 Harkness .....at.. . 4 ■ 0 Bed path 3 1 Hill 3 1 Kou tier 1 3 Marlin 2 MtLeod 1 3 Calder ... 1 3 M'Kittrick 0 4 Ballinger SECTION G. 2 Sehnauer 3 1 Haldane 3 I Warren 2 w* Smith 2 ' 2 Land 2 2 Noad 3 1 Poster 0 4 Grnv 1 3 2 2

SECTION H. Reid 3 1 3 1 2 0 ■\Vnlkpr 4 0 ITosking 2 1 3 Pollock 1 3 Pragnell 2 2 Gannaway 2 2 Wyatt 0 4... SECTION I. Roberts 4 0 *) Harraway 3 1 Kilgour 4 0 Sneddon 1 3 o o Rowland 1 3 Healey 1 3 C*T*l* 0 o Fairway 0 4 SECTION J. Haworth 1 3 Rennie 4 0 3 1 Tasker 3 1 3 1 Gordon 1 3 Whitley 1 3 Scott '' King 1 3 Thompson 1 3 SECTION K. •RpH 3 1 4 0 Marriott 2 2 Brackenridge 4 0 ■ * * 3 1 1 3 0 4 1 3 2 2 0 4 SECTION L. yVoolf 3 1 1 3 Shallcrass 3 2 * 1 Sm'ifh 2 2 Jndfl 1 3 2 ' 2 Maclaurin 2 o 3 1 1 3 SECTION M. 3 1 2 2 3 1 3 1 Sievwright 4 0 1 3 p u ll 1 3 ’WaKh 1 3/ 2 2 Doneghue 0 4 SECTION N. 1 3 Bevnon ■ 2 2 Jackson 2 2 Bremner 4 0 Smith (Fitzroy) 1 3 Beanland 1 3 Laughton 3 1 Smith (Wellington) 3 1 Laurenson 2 2 White-Scott 1 3 SECTION 0. Gagliardi I 3 3 1 Smnrt 3 1 Angus 3 1 2 2 2 Hain —■ 0 4 R. Wvlle 3 1 1 3 SECTION p. Smith (Kaituna) 2 2 Ramsay 4 0 Graham , 3 1 3 1 3 1 1 3 Jones 1 3 2 2 1 3 Hetherington 0 4