BOWLING

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXIV, Issue 94, 4 April 1934, Page 3

BOWLING

H.B. CENTRE'S TOURNEY. NAPIER AND WAIRERE IN FINAL. The annual Easter tournament of the Hawke's Bay Bowling Centre was continued yesterday in glorious weather on the Napier Club’s green. There were a large numbers of interested spectators present, they being given a splendid exhibition of bowling m the •ection play. In the semi-finals the games were not of such a high standard. The final game will be played on the Napier green next Saturday afternoon, eoinmencing at 2 o'clock. Finalists jrc: T. Stocker, T. C. Pailot, A. Bryan, K. V. Thomas (s), (Wairere), and H. E. Elmes, J. D. Campbell, C. A. Plested, A. W. S. Pirie (s) (Napier). Given fine weather, the game should provide a good exhibition of bowling as both teams have been playing excellent bowls throughout the tournament. Details of yesterday’s play are as follow:— POST SECTIONAL PLAY. Parkinson (Hastings) 21 v. J. H. Joll (Havelock North) 15. Eagle (Waipawa) 19 v. Mayo (Port Ahurin) 18. Bull (Port Ahuriri) 17 v. Parkinson (Hastings) 16. Pirie (Napier) 24 v McLeay (Port Ahuriri) 10. Thomas (Wairere) 21 v. Johnson (Port Ahuriri) 19. SEMI-FINALS Pirie (Napier) 23 v Bull (Port Ahu- j riri) 7. Thomas (Wairere) 29 v. Eagle (Wai puna) 10. BURTON CUP TOURNEY. ENGEBKETSEN IN POST-SECTION PLAY. Tn the Burton Cup tournament nt Gisborne, nine teams are left in the post-section play, including l.'ngcbiet sen’s (Napier). NORTH ISLAND RINK TOURNEY SEMI-FINALS TODAY. By Telegraph—Prew Association. PALME Kb TON N-, April 3. ] JRa»||(>irirc nr. the results of poet If

sectional play in the North Island rink tourney:—

First round.—Britland (Pahiatua) beat Conder (Island Bay), 29—6; Tantrum (Terrace End) beat Bary (PalI merston North), 21—17. Second round. —Aitken (Oroua) beat Corbridge (Manawatu), 19—17; Bain (Blenheim) beat Ramsay (Palmerston North), 21 —12; Skoglund (Stratford) beat Britland (Pahiatua), 23—18; Tantrum (Terrace End) beat Thomson (Foxton), 21—10; Anderson (Palmer [ ston North) beat J. A. Nash (Palmerj ston North), 20—19; Perry (Thorn- ' don) beat Ramsay (Feilding), 29—14; Hall (Hastings) beat Fenwick (Northern), 20—12; King (Manawatu) beat Arnott (Palmerston North), 30 —23. Third round —Perry beat Anderson, 28—14; King beat Hall, 22 —15; Skoglund beat Aitken, 20—10. Tantrum leads Bain 13—8 at the 1 tenth head. The game will be finished 1 to morrow when the semi-finals will be staged. WELLINGTON TOURNAMENT PETONE CLUB RINK WINS By Telegrapah—Press Association WELLINGTON, April 3. The Wellington Bowling Centre’s Easter rinks tournament was concluded to-day. The Petone Club rink—Gates, Paul, Lowry, Solbery (s)—defeated Lyall Bay—Donald, Gorman, Raven, Brackenridge (s)—23 to 14 in the final.