BOWLING

Evening Post, Volume CXXXVII, Issue 16, 20 January 1944, Page 3

BOWLING

PROGRESS OF RINKS

SIX WITH NO LOSSES

P.A. DUNEDIN, January 19. The rinks competition at the national bowling tourney advanced to a more interesting stage today, when the fifth and sixth games of the! series of eight were completed under perfect weather conditions. The greens were fast and lively. Only six teams remain unbeaten and there are a further 32 which have suffered only one loss. Following are the skips of the rinks which have won all their games:—P. Munn (Canterbury), J. McGrath (Alexandra), T. Riach (Taieri), S. Hutchison (Caledonian), O. Grant (Invercargill), L. J. Edwards (Balclutha). • Those with five wine are:—J. Mingins (Onehunga), E. O. Henshaw (Ashbury), T. J. Cham-j bers (Sumner), P. C. Harding (West End, Timaru), W. E: Hunt (Helensville), R. G. Morrison (Waihopal, Invercargill), A. V. Keast (Te Rangi), J. F. Smith (Temuka), D. Haswell (Blenheim), A. W. Macdonald (Balmacewen), J. <C. Taplin (Auckland Transport), T. A. McClymont (Ponsonby), R. S. McNish (Canterbury), H. Wilson (Mount Eden), C. E. Tyrrell (Roslyn), J. Stoddart (Kaikorai), R. Hayworth (Canterbury), W. Purdle (St. Clair), F., L. Taylor (Kaituna), R. A. Barnsdalej (Christchurch), M. J. Squire (Hawera), J. Veitch (Dunedin), C. A. McDonald (NorthEast Valley), J. Ure (North End, Invercargill), W. A. Britten (Sydenham), K. S. Ewing (Stratford), J. H. Armstrong (Leith), J. S. Anchor (Hamilton), H. B. Kay (Shirley), and C. Spearman (Christchurch R.S.A.).