This article contains searchable text which was automatically generated and may contain errors. Join the community and correct any errors you spot to help us improve Papers Past.
BOWLING
NEW YEAR PAIRS
SECTION PLAY OVER
Only two of the many pairs entered for the Welliington Bowling Centre's New Year tournament came through section play undefeated, those to win the maximum of eight games being W. Morton and A. E. Neilson (s), of Karori, and E. J. Witcombe and J. Taylor (s), of Hataitai. There were, however, seventeen other pairs to qualify for post-section play, which began today on the Newtown Bowling Club's green, the qualification requirement being six wins or the winning of a section. It was an interesting fact that in section D, in which Neilson was undefeated, another Karori pair (R. Thomson and T. Adams) just failed to? come through unscathed by losing one game by a point. Throughout the section play there were many keen games and exciting finishes, and several pairs were decidedly unlucky in not qualifying for post-section play, some failing by the barest margin. Skips of the pairs who qualified were:—Taylor (Hataitai), Neilson (Karori), each 8 wins; Adams (Karori), Hadwin (Hutt), Hurdley (Hutt), Webster lOtaki Railway), Lawrie (Victoria), Glen (Island Bay), Shennan (Seatoun), each 7 wins; Morris (Lyall Bay), Silbery (Petone), Bradley (Lyall Bay), Marshall (Lyall Bay), Bryce (Island Bay), Wilson (Petone), Hastings (Newtown), Inniss (Newtown), Whitcher (Hutt>, and MeWhannell (HataitaD. Results of the concluding rounds of section play are:— Sixth Round. Section "A.-v-Russeir 25, Pollock 18; Hadwin 21, Lawrie 19; Johnson 27, Pearce IT; Leadbeater 22, Anderson 13; McDonald 22, Lambert 16; Wellings 20, Parsons 15; Kershaw 27, Clerke 11. Section B.—Hurdley 20, Marshall IT; Davlson 21, Bucknell 15; Webster 20, Smith 19; Clark* 21, Parsons 20; Gandar 15, McCune 7 j Jupp 24, Chisholm 14; Aldrldge 25, Howee 10. Section C—Riddell 17, Goodall 13: Denhard 24, Watson 10; Hastings 22, Player 17; Langdon 23, Dykes 17; Morton 23, Wyatt 12; Bryce 27, Duncan 14; Wilson 24, Green 22. Section D.—McJennett 20, T. Adams 19; Inniss 24. Allen 12; Neilson 20, Whitcher 17; Billing 19, Wilton 8; Barker 23, Jones 17: McWhannell 27, C. Adams 16; Matthews won by default from Faulkner. Section E.—Daniels 27, Adam 16; Wilson 22, Gillespio 19; Glen 28, Silbery 10; Fredericks 27, Davis 13; Power IS, Priddle 17; Conder 20, Chegwidden 11; Bradley 25. Cunningham* 14. Section F.—Darrock 29. Stevens 15; J. Taylor 20, Crocker 9; Shennan 15, Wilson 14; Devino 21, Wells 18; Oakley 17, G. E. Taylor 12; Jenkins 15, Morris 14; Robinson 25, Winter 10. Seventh Round. Section A.—Pearce 17. Anderson 16; Wellings 21, Leadbeater 20: Hadwin 23, Russell 17; Lawrie 22. Pollock 18; Clerke 21. Parsons 16; Kershaw 22, Lambert 21: McDonald 17, Johnson 15. * Section B.—Smith 24. Clarke 16; Parsons '23, Chisholm 21: Marshall 20, Davison 15; Hurdley 24, Bucknell 15; Jupp 23, Aldridee 18; Howse 28. McCune 24; Webster 20. Gandar 13. Section C.—Dykes 17, Player 16; Bryce 22, Langdon 17; Watson 23. Riddell 19; Denhard 24," Goodall 13; Green 24, Duncan 20; Wilson 23, Morton 12; Wyatt 22, Hastings 13. Section D.—Whitcher 19. Billing 13; C. Adams 20, Wilton 16; T. Adams 25. Inniss 10; McJennett 17, Allen 14; McWhannell beat Faulkner by default; Barker 22, Matthews 17; Neilson 17. Jones 16. Section E.—Glen 22, Fredericks 17; Davis 21. Cheswidden 17; Gillespie 21. Adam 20; Daniels 20, .Wilson 14; Conder 22, Cunninghame 17; Bradley 26, Priddle 14; Silbery 24, Power 18. Section F.—Wells 20, Wilson IS; Morris 19, Devine 14; Darrock 21, Crocker 13; J. Taylor 18. Shennan 10; Jenkins 20, Winter 11; Robinson 17, Oakley 16; Stevens 17, G. Taylor -13. Eighth Round. Section A.—Lawrie 20, Leadbeater 18; Pollock 17, McDonald 16; Parsons 19, Johnson S; Anderson IS, Clerke 11: Hadwin 20, Kershaw 18;' Russell 26, Welllngs 20; Pearce 17, Lambert. 10.. . ■-:■■ •-■ Section B.—Parsons 23, Bucknell 17; Webster 21, Jupp 19; Clarke j2O. Aldrldge 15; SmltU 1(3, McUune 11; Davison 24, Howse 23; Hurdleys 22, Gandar 21; Marshall 24, Chisholm 10. Section C—Riddell 26, Bryce 22; Goodall 20, Wyatt 17; Green 30, Dykes 16; Denhard 14; Langdon 7; Watson 21, Wilson 18; Morton 21, Player 18; Hastings 22, Duncan 15. Section D.—Wilton 24, Allen 11 Neilson 20, McWhannell 19; Whitcher 20, Barker 10; Inniss 19, Matthews 18; Jones 20, McJennett 19: T. Adams 18, C. Adams 10; Billing beat Faulkner by default. Section B.—Wilson 18, Davis 16; Adam 21, Chegwidden 20; Bradley 21, Gillespie 19; Silbery 23, Conder 15; Cunninghame 20, Fredericks 19; Power 23, Daniels 17: Glen 22, Priddle 21. Section F. —J. Taylor 15, Devine 14; Jenkins 18, Shennan 14; Wells 29, Winter 16} Wilson 20, Oakley 19; Robinson 20, Crocker 18.; G. Taylor 18, Stevens 17; Morris 20, Darrock 17i - /
• Major-General G. Patton, United States commander of the western, task force in North Africa, has, according to Morocco radio, put 30,000,000 francs at the disposal of the French authorities, in Rabat for the relief "of air raid victims.
Permanent link to this item
https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/EP19430104.2.10
Bibliographic details
Evening Post, Volume CXXXV, Issue 2, 4 January 1943, Page 2
Word Count
803BOWLING Evening Post, Volume CXXXV, Issue 2, 4 January 1943, Page 2
Using This Item
Stuff Ltd is the copyright owner for the Evening Post. You can reproduce in-copyright material from this newspaper for non-commercial use under a Creative Commons BY-NC-SA 3.0 New Zealand licence. This newspaper is not available for commercial use without the consent of Stuff Ltd. For advice on reproduction of out-of-copyright material from this newspaper, please refer to the Copyright guide.
BOWLING Evening Post, Volume CXXXV, Issue 2, 4 January 1943, Page 2
Using This Item
Stuff Ltd is the copyright owner for the Evening Post. You can reproduce in-copyright material from this newspaper for non-commercial use under a Creative Commons BY-NC-SA 3.0 New Zealand licence. This newspaper is not available for commercial use without the consent of Stuff Ltd. For advice on reproduction of out-of-copyright material from this newspaper, please refer to the Copyright guide.
Log in