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PEACE SHIELD TOURNEY. FINAL TO-DAY. Sectional play m r-he annual t-ournamcnr lor the Peace Shield, conducted by the Gisborne centre, was completed yesterday v by playmg of three more rounds_m each division. In section A, Newton s rink won their way into the final, while, in section 'll, rinks. skipped bv Prince and Sinclair also earned the right to participate in the postsectional stage. this morning, on the Gisborne green, beginning at 9.30, Prince and Sinclair meet in the semi-finai, the winner of this match meeting Newton in the final at 2.30 p.ni., also on the Gisborne green. Conditions tor play yesterday were excellent and fully compensated for the rather drab opening day. Final positions after the completion of sectional play were as follows : A SECTION. ' Nvwxon. O wins, no Tosses. Allan. 4 winy. 2 losses. Robertson, 3 win-, 3 losses.. Rothweii. 3 wins, 3 losses. Stephenson. 3 wins, 3 losses. Crowley, 3 wins, 3 losses. Holmes, 2 wins. 4 losses. Hartley, 2- win.s_. 4- losses. Sawyer. 2- wins. 4 loses. AYilkinson., 2 wins, 4 losses. B SECTION. Sinclair, 5 wins. 1 loss. Prince, 6 vans, 1 loss. Alorse, 4 wins, 2 losses. Ilickman. 4 wins, 2 losses. Alurray, 3 wins, -3 losses. Somervell, 3 wins, 3 losses. Hueston, 2 wins, 4 losses. Mac-Gibbon, 2 vans, 4 losses. Stoneham, 1 win, 5 losses. Harkess, 1 win, -5 losses.
Yesterday's games resulted: A SECTION. —Fourth Round. — : Thompson, Ross, Coutts, AA il—kinsou (s.i IS v. Dunlop, E. Lane, Rower, Newton (s.) 22; Bennett, Slight. Cameron, Hartley (s.) 9 v. Leggett, Andrew, AA’yatt, Robertson (.s.) 21; Hewitson Campbell, Arincent, Rothwell (s.) 20 v. Riddell, Sheen. A. Hav, Allan (s .j li ; Costeev, Stewart. ‘ 11. Bright. Stephenson (s.) 1-S v. Roots, Alcllroy, Simpson. Sawyer (s.) 16: Johnson, McCulloch. Robertson. Holmes (s.) IS v. Guthrie, Patterson, Crowley, E. Crowley (s.) 20. —Fifth Round.— Allan 24 v. Robertson 10. Rothwell 17 v. Stephenson 21. Holmes 22 v. Sawyer 15. AVilkinson 21 v. Crowley 21. Hartley 12 x". Newton 22. —Sixth Round. — Rothwell 15 v. Hartley 17. Newton 20 v. Sawyer 19. Wilkinson 16 v. Robertson 4. Allan IS v. Hohnes 9. Stephenson IS v. Crowley 19.- . B SECTION. —Fourth Round.— ® Holland. Atkinson, AYilson, Hickman (s.) 27 v. Smith, Downey, O’Donnell, Harkess (s.) 16; Blackburn. Cotton, Hopkinson, Somervell Vs.) 27 v. Campbell, Aforrison, Hilton. AfacGibbon (s.) 16; Maekley, Pollock Roderick. Aforse (s.) 11 t. Clark. Adams, Crawford, Sinclair (s.) 2S; Alathewson, Cuff, McKea<nie, Hueston (s.) 17 v. Noad, Robinson,' Jenkins, Prince (s.) 26; Clirlsp, Gamlcll. Smith.Stoneliam (s.) 16 v. Wilson, Bull, Aukl, Murray (s.) 17. —Fifth Round. — Sinclair 13 v. MaeGibboii 25. Aforse 11 v. Hueston 23. Stoneham 10 v. Prince 21.. Hickman 26 v. Alurray 14. Somervell 23 v. Harkess 14. —Sixth Round.— Aforse 21 v. Somervell 20. Harkess 10 r. Prince 2S. Hickman 25 v. AlacGibbon 16.. Sinclair 31 v. Stoneham 16. Hueston 26 v. Murray. 21.
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXX, Issue 11095, 3 January 1930, Page 7
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