CHAMPION BOWLS

Evening Star, Issue 21620, 16 January 1934, Page 11

CHAMPION BOWLS

BACK TO NORMAL RUNNING PLAY IK KINKS COMPETITION By playing three rounds in the rinks competition yesterday, the , Tournament Committee was able to get back to normal running in connection with the rinks competition ot the dominion championship bowling tournament, and the sixth round was completed late yesterday afternoon, so that the committee was up to date with jits' programme when .'play was rbsugied today. In section A only one loss had been sustained at the end of last evening’s play by Deare (Dunedin), winner of the rinks championship in 1931, and Barnett (Roslyn). Having had a comfortable win in the fourth round against Carswell, Deare- then' had a close game with Spring, of Ashbury, and in the sixth round was beaten by Kettle (Caledonian), who ended up - with a margin ot six points. Barnett had good wins all day, and was due to meet Deare in the eighth round this , afternoon. At the end of the .day there were three rinks in section F which had suffered only one defeat, these being skipped by Thomson (Phoenix),. Irvine (Edendale), and s Adess (St. Kilda). Adess had a particularly exciting time winning each of his three games by one point. Anderson, of Timaru. won his first six games, and therefore qualified. In his last game yesterday he had a very close contest with E. Harraway (Dunedin), and just managed to scrape Home by 21 points to 20. Whibley (Cleymouth) and Harraway had each lost only one game last night. In section B, MacGillivray, the lloslyn player, who has not yet been defeated, qualified for post-section play by defeating Crawford (Kaituna), 23-8, and Jackson (Mew South Wales) by the narrow margin of one point* the final score being ,28-27. Edwards (Temuka) and Young (Kia Toa), with only one Joss each, are also in . good positions.

Ju section C, on the Caledonian green yesterday, Walker (Auckland), who has y a great record in championship tournaments, and skipped the winning rink in 1932, had the most wins to his credit, winning all of his games yesterday by large margins. H. - Wilson (Linwcpd) came next with four wins. In section E, on the Dunedin green,. Currie (West End, Timaru) and W. A. Dee (Nelson) each had lire'wins at the end ol the day's play. Currie beat Bentley (Dunedin) in the fifth round by 23 to 6, but suffered nis first defeat in the sixth round at the hands of Shepherd (Kaituna) by 22 to 20. In section H, Muston was the only player with five wins, but Shaw, Healey, and Tonkin each had 4. In section "I, Bandy (Papanui) had five wins. Lambeth, the winner of the singles in 1930, had four Wins and two losses / ;

Marjin (Sumner), with five wins and one loss; -heads the aggregates in section D. In. hife’morhih'g game he repros dueed .the form which placed him- in a good’position'in the singles, by defeating Piper, 26-5; hut in the last game, Armstrong .(Roslyn:)., who is well down in the' aggregates; defeated him, 25-15, Results;— . .... .

SECTION A ROSLYN GREEN. FIFTH HOUND; Abbott (Caledonian) 20, Munn (Canterbury) 19. Peek (Greymouth) 17, Ryan (United) 15. ' Adess (St. Hilda) 18, Thomson (Phoenix) 17. ' Armstrong (Leith) 20, Miles (Logan Park) 16. J. Hutchison (Dunedin) 32, Nieto] (Waimate') 9. / Walker (Anderson’s Bay) 18, Irvine (Edendale) 17,

SIXTH ROUND. Armstrong 24, Hutchison 16. Nichol 20, Munn 18. Irvine 23, Peek 19. Abbott 19, Walker 17. Thomson 28, Miles 16. Adess 23, Ryan 22.

SECTION NORTH-EAST VALLEY GREEN. FIFTH ROUND. Young (Kia Toa) 25, Crawford (Kaituna) 13. Pettit (Dunedin) beat Wardell (Bpreydon) by default. Claridge (Caledonian) 26, Rowntree (Linwood) 9. Edwards (Temuka) 20, Hodge (Awamoa) 9. MacGillivray (Roslyn) .28, Jackson (N.8.W.) 27.

SIXTH ROUND. Hodge 19,, Pettit 15. Jackson 27, Rowntree 19. Edwards 17, Crawford 15. MacGillivray beat Warded by default. Young 19, Claridge 18. AGGREGATES. Wins. Losses.

SECTION 0 CALEDONIAN GREEN. /• FIFTH ROUND. Wright (Khandallah) 22, Reid (Kaituna) 19. ■ , _ Walker (Auckland) 21, Mayo (Port Ahuriri) 12. H. Wilson (Linwood) 19, Ferguson (Balmacewen) 14. Sullings (N.S.W.) 25, Mackie (Dunedin) 10. , Tyrrell (Roslyn) 29, ' Summered i Caledonian) 15. - SIXTH ROUND. Walker 27, Mackie 16. Wilson 26. Summered 12. Reid 23. Sullings 14. Mayo 18, Tyrrell 17. Wright 22, Ferguson 11.

SECTION D GREEN. FIFTH ROUND. Hehaghan (Caledonian) 32, Beecroft (Dunedin) 20. Huntley (Otago) 17, Armstrong (ROslyn) 12. . Martin (Sumner) 26, Piper (Maitai) 6. i Hanna (Kaikorai) 28, Campbell (Kaituna) 21. Stevenson (Invercargill) 25, NobleAdams (Blenheim) 19. Pollock (RiCcarton) 18, Davidson (Clyde) 17. . . SIXTH ROUND. ; Campbell 22, beat Noble-Adams 21. Stevenson 28, beat Beecroft 23. Davidson 21, beat Huntley 11. Henaghan 21, beat Pollock 18. Piper 18, beat Hanna 17. Armstrong 20, beat Martin 15.

In' this round an error again occurred -on the results sheet, . Campbell being shown as the winner against Armstrong,. whereas the score was: Armstrong 23, Campbell 7. ■

SECTION DUNEDIN GREEN. FIFTH ROUND. W. A. Dee (Nelson) , 26, Shepherd (Kaituna) 18. Madsen (Sydenham) 24, Craw (Canterbury) 19. Wilkinson (Cromwell) 25, Read (Anderson’s Bay) 15. Currie (West End, Timaru) 33, Bentley (Dunedin) 6. Foster (Caledonian) 24, Boyd (Roslyn) 20.

SIXTH ROUND. Bentley 21, Craw 15. Foster 22, Read 17. , Shepherd 22, Currie 20. ) Boyd 21, Madsen 19. Dee 25, Wilkinson ,9.

SECTION F ST. KILDA GREEN. FIFTH ROUND. H. C. Wilson (Linwood) 19, CarswelT (Taieri) 1-3. Barnett (Roslyn) 32, Brown (Kaituna) 12. Gilbert (Karori) 16, Devereux (Kaikorai) 11. , Parsons (Ponsonhy) 19, Kettle (Caledonian) 17. Deare (Dunedin) 18, Spring (Ashbury) 16. Morris (N.S.W.) 21, Morrison (Balmacewen) 18. .

SIXTH ROUND Kettle 21. Deare 15. Wilson 21, Spring 17. Brown 18. Morris 14. Carswell 23, Morrison 16. Parsons 21. Gilbert 10. Barnett 22, Devereux 12.

SECTION G OTAGO GREEN, ' FIFTH ROUND. Turnbull (Waihopai) 23, Ussher (Anderson’s Bay) 11. Anderson (Timaru) 24, Brown (Morning ton) 19. E. Harraway (Dunedin) 28, Fastier (St. Clair) 6. Grenfell (Phoenix) 27, Jlamsay (Barrington) 14. Lewis (Christchurch) 18, S. Hutchison (Logan Park) 17.- ‘ Whiblcy (Greymouth) 16, Forster (Caversham) 14.

SIXTH ROUND. Grenfell 20, Lewis 17. Hutchison 23,.Ussher 16. ■ Forster 25,.-Brown 15. 'Whibley 23, Turnbull 10. Fastier 32, Ramsay 22. Anderson 21, Harraway 20. AGGREGATES. Wins. Losses,

SECTION H KAITUNA GREEN. FIFTH ROUND. Tonkin (North-cast Valley) 17, Slater (Phoenix, Oamaru) 11. Healey (Waimate) 20, W. B. Allan (Taicri) 18. Muston (Carlton, Auckland) 24, Leslie (Balmacewen). 18. Shaw (Te Bangi, Invercargill) 23, Efford’ (Edgeware, Christchurch) 15. Longworth, (St. Kilda) 22, Hadcroft (Fairfield) 13. SIXTH BOUND. Allan 18, Efford 15. Hadcroft 22, Leslie 10. Tonkin 25, Shaw 16. Healey 22, Longworth 13. Slater 20, Muston <l9.

SECTION I KAIKORAI GREEN. FIFTH ROUND. Coulter (North-east Valley) 26, Smith (North End, Invercargill) 18. Veitch (West Harbour) 20, Bradley (Timaru) 18. Lambeth (Balmacewen) 21, Bandy (Papanui) 14. Ives (Edgeware) 18, Mantell (Tauranga) 17. Stuart , (St. Kilda) 31, A. Smellie (Green Island) T2. SIXTH ROUND. Veitch 26, Ives 19. Lambeth 18, Smellie 9. Coulter 29. Mantell 17. Stuart 23, Bradley 5. Bandy 20, Smith 13.

On the third wound there ‘was an error in . the. result sheets LaifihOth being given as the winner against Coulter,'whereas the score was: Coulter 23, Lambeth 15. . - .

AGGREGATES f Irvine Wins. ... 5 Losses 1 Thomson ... 6 1 Adess ..., ... 5 I Walker ... 4 ■2 Abbott ... 4 '2 Armstrong ... 4 2 Peek ... 2 , ■ 4 Nichol ... 2 . 4 Ryan ... ... 2 4 Hutchison ... 2 4 Munn ... ... 1 . 5 Miles ... ... — 6

MacGillivray 6 — Young ... ... 5 1 Edwards 5 1 Claridge 4 2 - Howntree 4 2 Jackson 3 3 Pettit 2 4 Hodge 1 5 Wiirdell ... ... I 5 Crawford ... ... — 6

AGGREGATES. Wins. Losses Walker ... 5 1 Wilson ... 4 2 Mackie ... 3 3 Reid- ... ... ... 3 3 Tyrrell ... 3 3 Ferguson ... 3 3 Sullings ... ... 3 3 Summerell ... 3 3 Wright ... '2 4 Mayo ... ... ... 1 5

. AGGREGATES. Wins. Martin .... ... 5 Losses 1 Pollock ... ... 4 2 Davidson .. 4 2 SteveriSon 4 2 Campbell 2 4 Huntley • ... .. 3 3 Heriagnan 3 3 , Armstrong ... .. 3 3 Noble-Adams 2 4 Beecroft 2 . 4 ; Piper ... ... .. 2 4 Hanna ... ... ... - 2 4 ;

AGGREGATES. Wins. Losses Currie ... S \ Dee ■ ... ... ... 6 1 Wilkinson ... ... 4 2 Shepherd ... ... 4 2 Foster ... ... ... 3 .3 Bentley ... 3 3 Boyd ... 2 4 Cravr ... -2 4 Read ... 1 5 Madsen ... 1 5

AGGREGATES. Wins. Rea re 5 Losses 1 Barnett ... ... S 1 Wilson ... 4 2 Gilbert 4 2 Revereux 4 2 Kettle . 3 3 Parsons a 3 Brown ... 2 4 Carswell ... ... 2 4 Morris ... 2 4 Morrison i 5 Spring ... i 5

Anderson 6 — Harm way 5 1 Whibley 5 1 Grenfell 4 2 Ussher ... 3 a Lewis ... 3 3 Forster 3 3 Pastier ’ 3 3 Hutchison 2 4 Turnbull 2 4 Ramsay — 6 Brown ... — 6

AGGREGATES. Wins. Muston 5 Losses 1 Shaw ... ... 4 2 Healey ... 4 2 Tonkin ... 4 2 Slater ... 3 3 Longworth -3 3 Hadcroft 3 3 Leslie ... i 4 Allan 1 5 Efford ... 1 5

AGGREGATES. . Wins. Losses Bandy ... ... ... 5 1 Lambeth 4 2 Ives ... ... 4 2 Veiteh ... 4 2 Stuart ... ... 4 .. 2 Mantell." . , ... '... ’ 3 >*v3 Coulter .i. ... 3 ■ 3 Smith ...' ... 2 4 Smellie ... ... 1 '5 Bradley ■ 6