BOWLING

Grey River Argus, 17 January 1940, Page 8

BOWLING

SEVENTH ROUND. [Per Press Association.] WELLINGTON, January 16. Bright sunshine, with a light southerly breeze, provided ideal conditions for the last day of the section play in the rinks championship. The greens rolled out well after further rain last night, but were holding during the morning. Two rounds will be played to-day and section leaders and others qualifying will compete in post-sec-tion play to-morrow. Results of the seventh round were: — Section A: Stephenson (Gisborne' 25, Wilson (Newtown) 16. Dee (Nelson) 27 Rendle (Upper Hutt) 26. Maslin (Hawera) 25, Wilson (Linwood) 16. MacDonald (Balmacewen) 33, Caley (Central) 29. Naylor (Hataitai) 25, Montgomery (Auckland) 23. . Section B: Belcher (Napier) 18. Bull (Levin) 17. Christian (Masterton) 25. Wright (Seatoun) 24, Smith (Thorndon) 33, La Frentz (Maitai) 14. Fruish (Claudelands) 36, Cooper (Karori) 20. Gray (Kelburn) 23, Haworth (Canterbury) 20. Section C: Mayo (Port Ahuriri) 20, Skoglund (Northern) 18. Silbery (Petone) 38, Noble-Adams (Flcton' 18. Duff (Wellington) 24, Murray (Hawera) 15. Reece (Island Bay) 23. Short (Carlton) 13. Gilbert (KarorD 22, Rowlands (Balmoral) 20. Section D: Mailman (Gonville) 31, Glennie (Seatoun) 13. Dickinson (Avon) 29, Stephenson (Nelson) 15. Davey (Dargaville) 26 , Pilkington (Hamilton) 23. Williams (Gisborne' 26, McKenna (Lyall Bay> 17 Wicks '(Kelburn) 22, Ryan (Porirua) 20. Section E: Thomson (Phoenix) 31. Lambert (Thorndon) 20. Douglass (West End, New Plymouth) 22, Duff (Hastings) 21. Dalton (Upper Hutt) 22 Efford (Edgeware) 19. Loci; (Khandallah) 28, Deare (Carlton) 25. Mitchell (Blenheim) 28, Hazelwood (Lyall Bay) 24. Section F: Newton (Kahutia) 25, O’Donnell (Wellington) 21. Love (Port Chalmers) 28, Jones (Victoria' 20. Macey (Remuera) 30, Spiller (Wellington) 20. Hadwin (Hutt) 24, Ainger (Christchurch) 13. Bull (Blenheim) 31, Middleton (Kelburn' 18Section G: Bell (Tauranga) 27. Madsen (Opawa) 21. Arnott (Palmerston North) 27, Reilly CAwatery' 21. Ritchie (Opunake) 27. Tucker (Victoria) 25. Griffiths (Grey Lynn) 29, Warwick (Newtown) 22, Robinson (Woburn) 26 Lopdell (Hutt) 25 Section H: Mason ‘(Paritutu) 26, Edwards (Temuka) 25. Rowley (Woburn) 25, Anderson (Havelock North) 17. Capman (Christchurch R.S.A.) 20, Munro (Thorndon) 19. Robinson (Hamilton) 26, Bishop (Eastbourne) 12. Fielding (Hataitai' 24. Barry (Blenheim) 16. Section I: Pavitt (Fitzroy) 24, McKelvie (Wellington) 21. Russel (St. Heliers) 22, Jacobs (Johnsonville) 17. Crowley (Gisborne) 24, O’Connor (Newtown) 20. Marks (Christchurch) 21, Adams (Karori) 16. . Reid (Lyall Bay) 27, Roberts (Woburn) 18. Section J: Manning (Timaru) 25 Piper (Maitai) 24. Cullen (Thorndon' 25, Benefield (St. Johns) 16. Pirie (Napier) 27, Buist (Awamoa) 24. Buchan (Epsom) 35, Jenkins (Island Bay) 16- Routley (Kelburn) 28, Webb (Seatoun) 16. Section K: Buckley (Grey Lynn’ 26 Parry, (Seatoun) 17. Ramsay (Shirley) 25, Edwards (Wellington' 21. Bremner (West End, Auckland' 28, Boynes Pahiatua) 22. Bond (Frankton Junction) 28, Topp (Lyall Bay) 26. Baker (Hutt) 25, Morrison (Cashmere) 22. ‘ Section L: Bain (Marlborough R.S.A.' 29, Burt (Westport) 25. Spearman (Sydenham) 24, MacDonald (Victoria) 23. Livingstone (Onehunga) 32, Smith (Tekaro) 27. Carter (Grey town) 24, Hamilton (Karori) 20. Melhuish (Petone) 32, Webster (Otaki Railway) 13. Section M: Kirkwood (St. Johns' 30, Besley (New Brighton) 21. Goldfinch (Wellington) 28, Kay (Shirley) 25. Boulton (West End, New Plymouth) 22, Brown (Phoenix) 21. •Bedell (Island Bay) 32, Garega (Henderson) 22. Noad (Lyall Bay) 23, Watts (Victoria) 18. Section N: Keech (Victoria) 24. Claridge (St. Kilda) 22. Hawke (Paritutu) 29 Beech (Picton) 17. Giles (United, ’ Christchurch) 22, Ewing (Stratford) 20. Firth (Glen Eden) 32 Hunt (Hataitai) 19. Halliday (porirua) 34, Porteous Wellington) 8. Section O: Lobb West End, New Plymouth) 27, Chambers (Sumner) 20. Dixon (Terrace End) 22, Wylie (Wellington) 13. Caulcott (Tauranga) 30, Forsyth (Victoria) 14. Smith Wellington) 27, McCarthy Port Ahuriri) 17. Lewis Cambridge) 23, McWhannell Hataitai) 21.

Section P: Pilkington (Pahiatua 1 26, McDonald (Omaranui) 17. Parry (Thorndon) 30, Moore (Feilding) 22. Snelling (Seatoun) 28, Wallace (Mornington) 21. Greville (Dargaville) 31, McKittrick (Hataitai) 12. Munn (Canterbury) 31, Roundhill (Hutt) 28.

Section Q: Fletcher (Wanganui East) 23, Mattay (Foxton) 20. Lawrie (Island Bay) 37, Hart (Carterton) 18. Needham (Wellington) 26 Austin (Cromwell) 24. Russell (Newtoffel (West End, New Plymouth) 30, Rolls (Featherston) 13. Brown (United Christchurch) 23, Wyatt (Karori) 22.

EIGHTH ROUND. WELLINGTON, January 16. Results in the eighth round were as follows: — Section 1: Rendle 30, beat Naylor 22; Maslin 27, beat Wilson 13; Montgomery 25, beat MacDonald 19; Dee 21, beat Wilson 20; Caley 25, beat Stephenson 23. Section B: Gray 28, beat Christian 25; La Frentz 28, beat Belcher 24; Fruish 26, beat Haworth 24; Smith 27, beat Wright 17; Cooper 29, beat Bull 23.

Section C: Silbery (Petone) 32. beat Gilbert 5; Duff 22, beat Mayo 21; Short 21, beat Rowlands 8; Noble-Adams 29, beat Murray 14: Skoglund 33, beat Reece 19. Section D: Wicks 22, beat Dickinson 21; Pilkington 28, beat Glennie 24; Williams 26, beat Ryan 18: Stephenson 29 beat Davey 19; Mailman 31, beat McKenna 21. Section E: Hazelwood 22, beat Douglas 19; Efford (Edgeware) 23, beat Lambert 18; Mitchell 22, beat Deare 18; Dalton 23, beat Duff 20; Thompson 24, beat Lopp 20. Section F: Middleton 38, beat Jones 16; Spiller 20, beat O’Donnell 17; Ain ger 36, beat Bull 25; Macey 26, beat Love 21; Hadwin 25, beat Newton 18. Section G: Arnott 23, beat Lopdell 20; Bell 21, beat Ritchie 16; Griffiths 22, beat Robinson 20; Tucker 21, beat Reilly 18; Madsen 31, beat Warwick 21. ■ Section H; Anderson 27, beat

Fielding 25; Edwards 23, beat Chait- ] man 20; Robinson 36 beat Bary 16; Rowley 30, beat Munro 20; Mason 25, beat Bishop 24. Section I: Russell 26, beat Reid 1U: Crowley 39, beat McKlevie 11; Marks 25, beat Roberts 16; Jacobs 29, beat O’Connor 20; Adams 25, beat Pavitt 16 * Section J: Routley 24, beat Benefield 23; Manning 21, beat Pine IS: Buchan 25, beat Webb 15; Cullen 21, beat Buist 20; Piper 31, beat Jenkins 15. Section K: Baker 29, beat Ramsay 13; Parry 24, beat Boyens 17; Bond 27,’ beat Morrison 26; Bremner 31, beat Edwards 23; Buckley 31, beaTopp 22. Section L: MacDonald 26, bear Melhuish 16; Livingstone 24, beat Burt 20; Carter 25 beat Webster 2d, Smith 21,. beat Spearman 16; Bam 25, beat Hamilton 14 Section M: Noad 28, beat Golafinch 16; Besley 25, beat Brown 22; Watts 22, beat Carega 21; Boulton 23, beat Kay 14; Kirkwood 26, beat Bedell 20. Section N: Beech 26, beat Halliday 17; Keech 27, beat Ewing 20; Firth 30 beat Porteous 5; Giles 21, beat Hawke 19; Hunt 25, beat Claridge 16 / Section O: McWhannell 24, beat Wylie 16; Lobb 29, beat Forsyth 20; McCarthy 29, beat Lewis 15; Cau--cott 29, beat Dixon 27; Smith 23, beat Chambers 18. Section P: Roundhull 26, beat Moore 25; Wallace 27, beat McDonald 26; Munn 24 beat Greville lo: Snelling 30, beat Perry 24; McKittrick 25, beat Pilkington 11. Section Q: Austin 26, beat Hart 14, Rolls 28, beat Needham 25; Wyatt 26, beat Vittetta 17; Russell 22 beat Mattar 16; Christoffel 33, beat Brown 23; Lawrie 25, beat Fletcher 24. POST SECTION PLAY. [Per Press Association]. WELLINGTON, January 16. The following have qualified at the bowling tournament for post section A: Maslin seven wins, Naylor six wins. Section B: Fruish and Smith Gray each six wins. Section C: Dickinson and Williams, each seven wins; Wicks six wins. Section E: Hazelwood seven wins; Mitchell and Thomson each six wins. Section F: Hadwin, eight wins; Bull, six wins. . Section G: Arnott seven wins; Robinson, six wins. Section I: Pavitt, Marks, and Russell each six wins. Section J: Manning, Cullen and Buchan, each six wins. Section K: Ramsay and Bremner, each seven wins; Bond six wins. Section L: Spearman, . Bain anc. Livingstone, each six wins. Section M: Kirkwood 7 wins; Belsey and Boulton each six wins. Section N: Firth six wins. Section O: Lobb seven wins; McCarthy, McWhannell and Smith each six wins. . _ Section P: Munn eight wins; Greville six wins. Section Q: Lawrie seven wins, Christoffel six wins.

NOTES ON THE PLAY. [Per Press Association.] WELLINGTON, January 16. Forty-three teams qualified for the post-section play of the rinks championship at the Dominion bowling tournament, the final section rounds being played to-day under ideal conditions. Three rinks, Silbery (Petone), Hadwin (Hutt) and Munn (Canterbury) went through all the eight rounds without suffering a defeat. The only previous Dominion rinks champion holders remaining in the competition are Bremner (West End, Auckland) with seven wins, and Naylor (Hataitai) with six wins, although Munn had been associated with Haworth in his two New Zealand rinks victories. Spearman (Sydenham), although he lost two rounds in the rinks, has achieved an interesting performance in this year’s tournament, being among the qualifiers in the rinks, pairs and single events. Spearman, who is a former singles champion, has lost only three games out of twentyfour in th.? present tournament. In the final round of the rinks today Spearman lost to Smith (Tekaro) 16/21. Livingstone (Onehunga), another foamer Dominion singles champion, is going well in the rinks event with six wins. . , . . Skips previously of title-winning rinks who have been eliminated this year are Porteous (Wellington), Pilkington (Hamilton), Benefield (St. John’s), Deare (now of Carlton), Wilson (Linwood) and Haworth (Canterbury). A notable defeat to-day was that oi Reid (Lyall Bay), who lost his last chance of qualifying by going down to Russell (St. Heliers) 10/26.