BOWLING

Manawatu Standard, Volume LVI, Issue 111, 11 April 1936, Page 9

BOWLING

m EASTER TOURNAMENT ' * b SECOND DAY’S PLAY. r > Excellent weather, to-day again favoured the continuation of the Manawatu Bowling Centre’s Easter rinks tournament. The greens were playing better than was the case yesterday. With the fourth round completed before the luncheon adjournment there were only four rinks which had scored the maximum number of wins, those being skipped by J. A. Nash (Palmerston North) in the A section, P. 0. Skoglund (Northern) in the B section and E. Bary (Palmerston North) and E. Hicks (Oroua) in the C section. A surprise in this morning’s play was the decided defeat of Perry (Thorndon) at the hands of E. Anderson (Terrace End). The final score was 21—5. In the first eight heads Anderson put on 11 points to Perry’s two. Perry did not score on the next two heads, in which Anderson raised his total to 17. Perry then gained two singles, the> score being 17—4 on the 12th head. When the loth head was reached Perry scored another single to malre the scores 21—5 and at that stage the '-game was concluded. Perry had enjoyed three wins yesterday and Anderson only one. ' DETAILED RESULTS. The following are the results of this morning’s play:— SECTION A. (Fourth round.) Tremaine, Green, Kerslake, Crump (skip) Palmerston North 15 v. Berry, Rosvall, Jarrett, Morgan (skip), Takaro 14; Gumming, McLeod, Child) J. A. Nash (skip), Palmerston North 20 y. Bee, Plank, Alexander, Dixon (skip), Terrace End 13; Thomas. Marston, Roore, Thomson (skip), Foxton 22 y. Jensen, Horwood, Hall, Casey, (skip), Thorndon 16; Hardridge, Masrey, Hammond, Gunson (skip), OpuifaKe 21 v. Locke, Helsby 'Moffatt, Eckersley (skip), Terrace End 13; Mason, Oxenham, Mills, Gilberd (skip), Manawatu 17 v. McAvoy, Reed, Stallard,' Kirk (skip), Northern 13; Rosanoski, Fowler, Nesbit, White (skip), Feilding 18 v. Boniface, Colquhoun, Wilson, Ramsay (skip), Palmerston North 13.

SECTION B. (Fourth Round.) Howe, Christie, Trueman, Mat'tar (skip), Foxton 19 v. Wilson, Crawford, Eglmton, Paton (skip), Palmerston North) 15; Way, Edel6ten, A. Ramsay, Wenham (skip), Feilding 21 v. Simpson, Larsen, Schofield, Bissell (skip), Hastings 13; Howe, L. Player, P. Player, Hayes (skip), Lower Hutt 17 V.j Thorburn, Edwards, J. Croucher, Sparrow (skip), Palmerston North 16; Johnson, Nelson, Hardie, Naylor (skip), Thorndon 19 v. Smith, Mead, Grey, Morgan (skip), Shannon 12; Dickel, McMurray, Wort, Skoglund (skip), Northern 29 v. Christmas, Pyeece, Williams, King (skip), Manawatu 5; Russell, Hearsey, Farra&. Child (skip), Takaro 23 v. Snell, Perigo, Davidson, O’Shea (skip), Terrace End 10. SECTION C. (Fourth round.) Pearce, Lightfoot, C. Anderson, E. Anderson (skip). Terrace End 21 v. Hyams, Gibson, White, Perry (skip), Thorndon 5; Hamilton, Wood, Petrie, Hicks (skip), Oroua 22 v. Henderson, Bishop, R. Sloan, J. Sloan (skip), National Service 4; Waters, G. Brown, Mowiein, Bary (skip), Palmerston North 17 v. Smith, Underhill, Barber, Hart (skip), Carterton 8; Christie, Baldwin, Simpson, Gordon (skip). Terrace End 16 v. Mouidey, Douglas, Boon, L. T. Brown (skip), Palmerston North. 15; Harriman, Wagstaff, Smith, Tantrum (skip), Takaro 22 v. Batch-, elor, Thornley, Parsons, Moxon (skip), Northern 13; Hunter, Royal, Kennedy, Corbridgc (skip), Manawatu 19 v. Finch Herron, Conder, Jenkins (6kip), Island Bay 17. SECTION D. (Fourth Round.) Morris, Procter, J. H. Nash, Arnott (skip), Palmerston North 19 v. Wass, Frew) Bovis, Monks (skip), Takaro 10 ; Pilkington, Swanney, J. Britland, E. Britland (skip), Pahiatua 14 v. Offwood, James, McLauchlan, Forbes (skip), Woodville 9; Barltrop, Duinmer, Moore, Neilson (skip), Feilding 23 v. Young, Lynch, Rabone, Larcomb (skip), Northern 11; Andrews, Kells, Stewart, Childs (skip) Terrace End 13 v. Howse, Hazelwood, Bradley, Reid (skip) 12; L. Lovelock, Barrett, D. J. Lovdlock, Jones (skip), Palmerston North 19 v. Williams, Binns, Keys, Smith (skip) Auckland 18. WINS AND LOSSES. The following is the table showing the number of wins and losses credited to each rink : SECTION A. Wins Losses

BLENHEIM TOURNEY. EASTER OBSERVANCE. Per Press Association. NELSON, Apiil 11. At least 100 bowlers irom other parts of New Zealand are taking part 111 tne Eastei bowling tournament. In accordance with the suggestion by the Bishop ot Neiso:, play was yesterday

suspended for an hour in the afternoon in recognition of the religious signific nee of the day. A number of bowlers attended a short service in the cathedral, in flannels.

J. A- Nash (Palmerston N.) 4 0 Gilberd (Manawatu) ;... 3 1 Thomson (Eoxton) 3 1 2 2 Dixon (Terrace End) 2 2 Crump (Palmerston North) . 2 2 White (Eeilding) 2 2 Casey (Thorndon) 2 2 i 3 Eekersley (Terrace End) ... i 3 Gunson (Opunake) i 3 ltamsay (Palmerston North) i 3 SECTION B. Skoglund (Northern) 4 0 3 1 Naylor (Thorndon) 3 I Morgan (Shannon) 3 1 King (Mahawatu) 2 2 Sparrow (Palmerston North) i 3 Hayes (Lower Hiatt) i 3 (Tnlriirnt i O’Shea' (Terrace End) i 3 Paton (Palmerston North) .. i 3 SECTION C. Bary (Palmerston North) ... 4 0 Hicks (Oroua) 4 0 Perry (Thorndon) 3 1 Tantrum (Takaro) Anderson (1‘errac.e End) 2 2 2 2 Corbridge (Manawatu) Brown (Palmerston North) Moxon (Northern) 1 3 Gordon (Terrace End) i 3 i 3 Sloan (National Services) ... i 3 Jenkins (Island Bay) 1 3 SECTION D. Arnott (Palmerston North) . 3 i Britland (Painatua) 3 i 3 1 3 i 3 . i Childs (terrace and) 2 Jones (Palmerston) 1 1 „3 Lurcomb (Northern) 0