BOWLING.

Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 24 January 1929, Page 9

BOWLING.

THIS- MORNING’S PLAY. (By Telegraph—Press Association.) NEW PLYMOUTH, Jan. 24. The New Plymouth tourney was continued this morning, the results of the seventh round are as follow: SECTION A. Billing 24 v. White 14. Allan 30 v. Quin 26. Handley 26 v. Julian 20. Jackson 26 v. Gorki 11 23. Bolton 23 v. Nosworthy 15. McLeod 24 v. Johnstone 23. Lobb 24 v. McKee 14. Johnson 33 v. McNeill 10. SECTION B. Williams 2S v. Lee 19. Longbottom 33 v. Dallison 17. Weston 30 v. Simpso.n 14. Fo.y 37 v. Harrison 11. Judd 24 v. Chittenden 12. Corby 34 v. Arabury 16. Beal 29, v. Gunson 24 Smart 26 v. Abbott 17. SECTION C. Humphries 32 v. Drake 16. Spurdle 24 v. Olliver 13. Dickenson 24 v. Pole 22. Hicks 27 v. Adam 18. McKenzie 21 v. Wicks 13. Goldsmith 22 v. Ruebe 19. Jury 24 v. Glenney 19. * SECTION D-I-lill 23 v. Turnbull 20. Cottietr 27 v. Watkins 13. Bandy 29 v. Harris 24. Mason 34 v. Tiplady 1.2. Price 29 v, Palmer 17. Wig-ley 26 v. Bartlett 16. Patterson 24 v. Handley 19. PLAYERS ENTERTAINED. NEW PLYMOUTH TOURNEY GATHERING. On Wednesday evening the bowlers taking part in the bowling tourney at New Plymouth were entertained at Kawaroa Park by the Taranaki Centre. Mr J. Foy, president, was in the chair. In proposing the health of the visitors the president said that the tourney officials always set themselves out to look after visitors, and were assured that thus the tourney would increase in popularity. This' was proved by the complimentary remarks made by bowlers from other centres from whom the centre welcomed suggestions for improvements. Mr Redstone (Victoria) and Mr Okley (Feilding) made felicitous replies in, appreciation of the hospitality of the centre.

Other toasts honoured were “The Dominion Council,” “The Taranaki Centre.” “The Ladies,” and “The Press.” It was mentioned by the chairman that Hawcra held a tourney at Easter and ho hoped to see large'entries from many outside centres.