BOWLING.
• i NOBTH ISLAND TOUBNAMENT. PALMEBBTONN., January 12. The 6rst annual tpurnamenjb of * ne North Island Bowling Association was commenced on tbe looal green to-day. The entries from 26 clubs constitute a record. : The' weather Was fineV but - wimiy up to well on' ln* tbe afternoon, .when heavy rain set in and stopped play. During the afternoon, Mr D. Nathan, ' -president of tbe Association, declared . the tournament open. The Hon., J. Carroll was amongst toose prtsaut. . The followiog are. the results of ths. first round : — • - • " ' Wanganui 28 v. Dannevirke 17. Mas'erton 24 v. Pahiatua 14. Stratford 21 v. Wellington Is. Pa!merston 22 v. Ponsouby 18 ' Victoria 20 v. New Plymouth 19. Newmarket 86 v. Petpne 13. , Hawera 17 v. Patea 15 , Auckland 88. v. Thorridon 19. ~ . Newtbwn 88 v. Upper Plains 11. Several teams arrived too; late to take part in the play. becommenFations. At a large and enthusiastic meeting of bowlers this evening the followiog important recommendations for the Bowling Association were decided upon:— That tbe present system of holding inter-club tournaments evtry two years,' and 'a biennial tournament in tbe intervening years be continued, and that it isinadvis ~ aßle to bold alternate tournaments in the South and North ; that the cost of the tournaments be raised by a pro rata levy on all affiliated clubs, the amounts to be fixed by the" Association; that irj,fuM>re all;inter.club tournaments,^ including 'singles and pairs,- be held' alternately at Auckland and Wellington, . tbe chatnpiori fo^iirs to take place iq)hp smaller centres. ' '\_ . . ."t : THE NOBTH ISLAND ■ - ' ,'MENT. \-" '\ r ■ PALMEBSTOn"n:, January 18. The second round of the bowling, tournament, whioh was interrupted last evening by wet weather, was completed this morning. The weather was fine, and tbe green, whioh was dull at the comraencement of the games, Is now rapidly- ' improving. BeauU:— . ' New Plymouth 28 v, Petone 11. ' Palmerston 37 v. Feilding 25. \ Waverley 20 v. Stratford 14; l Gißborne 2a v. Anckla,na 10. Thorndon 41 v. Upper Plains 18. \ Hnstinga 28 v. Whataupoko 8. : : j Newmarket 19 v. Hawera' 14. ' ] AYellington 24 v. Kaitl J7. i . Newtown 29 v. Carterton 8. t Masterton 21 v. PaUa 8. i . W»ng»nui 1$ v. Ponspnßy 17. > Naples 28 v. Pahiafu* 22. {
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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 76412, 13 January 1903, Page 2
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