SNOOKER CHAMPIONSHIP
Twenty-four entries have been received for New Zealand's first provincial snooker championship, which is to be opened at Billiards, Limited, showrooms next Monday night. The entries are representative of most of the best snooker talent, and include the well-known Taranaki player, D. J. Goodwin, of Hawera. The various heats are two games each, the highest aggregate points winning. The final is five games up, best three out of five.
The draw for Monday night is as follows:—7 p.m., E. A. Josling v. L. Davis; 8 p.m., C. W. Hall v. W. G. Fitzgerald; 9 j.m,, N. H. Atkinson v. S. Moses.
The following is a complete list of entries with the nominating club or room:—N. H. Atkinson (Paramount Room), L. Davis (Wellington Jewish Club), Henry Dyhrberg (Te Aro Club), W. G. Fitzgerald (St. Patrick's Old Boys' Association), D. J. Goodwin (Hawera), C. W. Hall (Wellington Working Men's Club), D. Hall (Eastbourne Bowling Club), W. R. Hill (Te Aro Club), A. W. Johnson (Evans Bay Yacht Club), E. A. Josling (Wellington V.M.C.A.), J. L. Lee (Windsor Room), H. Looner (Queen's Room), D. MacKenzie (Wellington Working Men's Club), J. McMillan (Wellington Fire Brigade Club), S. Moses (G.P.O. Pastimes Club), B. Nausbaum (Wellington Jewish Club), G. W. B. North (Paramount Room), E, W. • Petersen (Federal Club), D. Rosenbaum (Wellington V.M.C.A.), W. Ross (Queen's Billiard Room), S. M. G. Simpson (G.P.O. Social and Literary Club), W. N. Tucker (Victoria Bowling Club), A. Wakem (Federal Club), F. A. Wells (G.P.O. Social and Literary Club).
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Evening Post, Volume CXXII, Issue 84, 6 October 1936, Page 5
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