BOWLING.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue 7370, 23 January 1902, Page 2

BOWLING.

(PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.) Wellington, January 22. EIGHTH ROUND. Palmerston 49, beat Auckland 26. New Plymouth 47, beat Remuera 35. Waverley 41, beat Gisborne 27. Masterton 54, beat Thorndon 26. Newmarket 37, beat Newtown 30. Hastings 53, beat Bluff Hill 33. Napier 41, beat Feilding 39. Victoria 46, beat Ponsonby 42. Wanganui 44, beat Mount Eden 30. Wellington 53, beat Carterton 35. NINTH ROUND. New Plymouth 42, beat Hastings 38. Feilding 53, beat Bluff Hill 33. Newmarket 56, beat Masterton 28. Gisborne 47, beat Napier 28. Palmerston 47, beat Newtown 34. Auckland 42, beat Remuera 36. Thorndon 40, beat Waverley 38. Wanganui 57, beat Carterton 22. Ponsonby 56, beat Petone 31. Victoria 37, beat Mount Eden 34. In the final for the singles, Allnutt, Dunedin, 19, beat McLaren, Dunedin, 14.

In the Hawera champion tourney on Wednesday, Keen beat Sutton by 21 to 20, after a tie on the 21st head. Nicholas beat Dingle by 16 to 13, Parkinson beat Scolon by 23 to 14.

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