Northland Civil Servants At Bawls
Fourteen full rink teams took part in Northland’s first public service bowling tournament at Kensington yesterday. The winning four, representing the Health Department, comprised Courtney. Quennell, Mealings and Webster. They beat E. Dennis’ railways learn in the final, 12 —9. These two fours scored four wins in sectional play. Webster established a lead and on the last head. Dennis required four to win. He held three shots till Webster drove with his last bowl to kill the head and win. Visiting teams came from Russell and Waipu. Results of sectional games are: Round 1: Agnew (Whangarei Police) beat Sissons (Whangarei Post Officei; Auld (Retired Post Officerst beat Everetl (Income Tax); Smeaton (SAC) beat’Boucher (P. and-T. Engineers); McGruer (Country Police) beat Hopkins (Public Trusd; McKay (Retired Schoolteachers) beat Cowdeil (Waipu Posl Office); Webster .(Health) beat Munro (Railways); Dennis (Railways) beat,Earle (Country P. and T.i. Round 2: Auld beat McGruer; Agnew beat Smeaton; Dennis beat Sissons; Webster beat Cowdeil; Earle heal Munro; Hopkins beat McKay: Boucher beat Everett. Round 3: Cowdeil beat Earle; Dennis beat Hopkins; Webster beat McKay; Everett beat Munro: Agnew beal Auld: Sissons beat Boucher; McGruer beat Smeaton. Round 4: Webster beat Dennis; McKay beat Munro; Earle beat Hopkins; Auld beat Boucher; Sissons beal Smeaton; Everetl beat McGruer: Cowdeil beal Agnew. Round 5: Boucher beat Agnew; McGruer beai Sissons; Smeaton beal Everett; Dennis beat McKay; Hopkins beat Webster: Munro beat Cowdeil; Earle beat Auld.
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Northern Advocate, 6 March 1947, Page 2
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