BOWLING TOURNAMENT

Evening Star, Issue 18158, 26 December 1922, Page 7

BOWLING TOURNAMENT

It is some years now_ since a bowling (ournainent was held- in Dunedin at Christmas time, and this year an experiment is being made in the way of a rinks tournament pure and simple. The number of teams entered is thirty-six—a fair entry, comprising some combinations of great strength, and the games towards the finish should be very interesting. Three excellent greens are being used—Roslyn, Caversham, and North-east Valley—and the weather to-day is ideal. The umpires appointed are;—At North-east Valley, Mr A. M'Kenzie; at Caversham, Mr F. J. Lough; at Roslyn, Mr A. M'Dougall. One game was played this morning, and two others are to 'bo decided this afternoon. Results so far ROSLYN GREEN. SECTION A. —First Round. — St. Clair (T. C. Conll) 20 v. St. Kilda (J. M‘Curdy) 11 Caledonian (C. „Amtman) 21 v. West Harbor (W. Connor) 13. Dunedin flu. Harraway) 16 v. Kaikorai (J. Marshall) 14. SECTION B. —First Round. — Caledonian (W. Foster) 27 v. North-cast Valley (J. C. Rigby) 10. Dunedin (J. Pietersen) 21 v. Caversham (R. Fountain) 19. ' , , West Harbor (A. Portman) v. St. Kilda (P. Garolin) 17. CAVERSHAM GREEN, SECTION A. —First Round.— Caledonian (C. Tillie) 19 v. North-cast Valley (T. Sneeston) 10. . Green Island (A. Smellie) o 0 v. St. Clair (J. Lock) 12. , ni St. Kilda (W. Jacobsen) 21 v. Dunedin (J. Barnes) 17. SECTION B. —First Round. — St. Clair (W. R. Piddington) 22 v. Caversham (W. Blackwood) 15. Anderson Bay (Simpson) 27 v. Roslyn (MacGillivray) 19. . Dunedin (T. Neill) 20 v. Kaikorai (W, Lindsay) 12. N.E. VALLEY GREEN. SECTION A. —First Round. — St. Clair (C. Tilburu) 20 v. Dunedin (J. Bentley) 11. Mornington. (A. G- Barela}") 24 v, Kaituna (J. Allan)-14. Dunedin (S. Hutchison) 17 v, St. Kilda (G. Claridge) 16. SECTION B. —First Round.— Caversham (D. Forrester) 23 v. Dunedin (G. Nelson) 22. Roslyn (D. Campbell) 27 v. Otago (V. Langley) 20. West Harbor (A. Silver) 25 v, Kaikorai (A. Morrison) 20. QUEENSLAND BOWLERS. On Saturday afternoon five rinks of the Queensland bowlers met a Canterbury rei presentative team, the visitors being dej feated by 130 points to 98.