DOMINION RINK TITLE

Hawera Star, Volume LIV, 17 January 1935, Page 3

DOMINION RINK TITLE

POST=SECTION PLAY THREE ROUNDS DECIDED FORMER HOLDERS DEFEATED. (By Teiegrapn —Tress Association.) AUCKLAND, Jan. 16. The Dominion bowling tournament was continued to-day, when fuitbei games in the inter-section rounds of the singles and pairs championships were plaved, and post-section rounds in the full rink championship were commenced. The sensation of the day in the full rink contest was the defeat of the present holders of the title, G. Dickson, F. Redpath, H. F. Gibson H. Wilson (Linwood, Christchurch). Thev won their games against M. Walker (Auckland), by 22 to 8 and were defeated by Livingstone (One-huno-a), 19 to 17, and by Graham (CarlMoir, H. C. Clarke, S. Jenkin (Carlton), remain undefeated in both sec-, tion and post-section rounds, winning all 11 successive games. Play will be resumed in the pairs and singles championships as players left in are released from the elimination rounds of the rink championship. The following retain their two lives in the rink competition: Jenkin (Carlton). Robertson (Onehunga), Hosking (Piikekolie), McWhannell (Hataitai), ind Whittle (Grey Lynn). The onelifers are as follow: Lancaster (Carlton). Graham (Carlton), Briglitmg (Hataitai), Engelbretsen (Napier), Stone (St. John’s), Bremner (Most End, Auckland), Arnott (Palmerston North), Mingins (Epsom), Gee (le Awamutu), Pilkington (Hamilton) Thomas (Waircre), T. W alkei (Mount Albert), Brackenridge (Lyall Bay) and 'Roberts (Carlton). _ ~ o Only two Taranaki representatives were in action. They were Casey and Lobb (West End, New Plymouth) and 'they played one game of post-section play in the pairs championship. Both were in form and they beat Morrison and Gifford (Auckland) comfortably, 21—16. .. R, Buchan (Te Aroha) met with the first less in the championship at the hands of Bremner (West End, Auckland). . , Results in addition to those published in yesterday’s late edition of the “Hawera Star” were as follow:

SECOND ROUND. Jenkin 26 v. Brighting_ 15. Mingins 21 v. Short 15. Robertson 23 v. Engelbretsen 17. Gee 19 v. Fraser 14. Pilkington 21 v. Stone 12. Hosking 26 v. Lundon 20. Thomas 20 v. Bremner 17. . McWhannell 30 v. Lett 20. T. Walker 19 v. Arnott 10. Whittle 29 v. Dunstan 6. Adess 21 v. Carswell 20. Lancaster 22 v. Little 18. "Wilson 22 v. "Walker 8. Graham 24 v. Henderson 16. Brackenridge 25 v. Mackie 13. Newman 15 v. Richmond 14. Roberts 25 v. Buchan 22. Loram 21 v. Harrison 13. Vella 23 v. Sunde 18. The following were eliminated m the second round: Carswell, Little, M. Walker, Henderson, Mackie, Richmond, Buchan, Harrison, Sunde and Dunstan. THIRD ROUND.

Jenkin 24 v. Mingins 18. Robertson 24 v. Gee 20. Hosking 21 v. Pilkington 18. McWhannell 23 v. Thomas 22. Whittle 27 v. T. Walker 10. Lancaster 30 v. Adess 20. Graham 23 v. Wilson 13. Brackenridge 18 v. Newman 16 Roberts 22 v. Loram 14. Brighting 23 v. Vella 18. Engelbretsen 28 v. Short 23. Stone 23 v. Fraser 17. Bremner 23 v. Lundon 22. Arnott 27 v. Lett 18.

The following were eliminated in the third round: Adess, Wilson, Newman, Loram, Vella, Short-, {Phaser, Lundon and Lett. Owing to players becoming released from the rinks contest, the following three games were decided in postsection play of the pairs competition: Logan and McCarthy (Port Ahuriri) 22 v. °Johnson and McMaster (Stanley) 12. Higginson and Hosking (Grey Lynn) 19 v. Rigby and Hutchison (Dunedin) 11. Casey and Lobb (West End, New Plymouth) 21 v. Mornson and Gifford (Auckland) 16. Games played in the sixth round of the singles competition resulted as follows: Routley (Kelburn) 30 v. Sunde (Glen Eden) ' 16. Coburn (Ponsonby) 16 v. McConnell (Devonport) 11.