BOWLING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15549, 5 March 1914, Page 10

BOWLING.

DOMINION ROAD CLUB/; ' f , -• • ' ______ RESULTS OF COMPETITIONS. ■-■"[ Following are, the,, results" of* the-. Do- " minion Road Bowling Club's pairs .and competitions so v far as they have been>played t-^ ; '"■ ; {'.: ' CLUB PAnig.■ '- \■[ , Seritmfi A.—R. Tomlihsoh and C. H. Tomlinsop, 21, beats Holford and Needham, 18; R. Tomlinson and C. H. Tomlirisdn, 28; beat v B. Gordon and Vincent, 16; .B. Tomlinson' and. C. H. Tomlinsoh, 25, beat Eady Young, 24; B. Gordon arid >Vrrieent,f2o,' beat -Holford'.arid Needham, 19'; R. Gordon, and Vincent, 22, beattSemiiderii and Macfariarie'; a 15; R. Gordon and Vincent, 27, beat Eady .and Young, 21; Eady and Young, 25, beat Holfbi'd and Needham, 20; Semadeni atad Macfarlahej i 26, beat Page and Wirigfield, 17; R.. Tomlinson arid 0. B. Tomhnson, beat. Page and ,Witigfield, 20 R. Tomlinsori>ahd- C. .H. Tomlinson, 27, beat Serhadeni arid MacfarlariS, 24; R. Tomlinson and C. H. Tomlihson win the section.":'' ' ■■■ ■''/{' '" : :j - '>■ Section Saunders and Bryden, 20; beat Braithwaite and Layland, 18 Saunders an<if-Bryden, 20, beat F. Preston and Cbupland/ 11 ; Saunders and Bryderi, .21, beat Barrett and Hanson, 18; Braithwaite and Layland, 22, beat Leslie arid West, 20; Braithwaite. and Layland, 23, beat Guthrie arid Goldsmith, 9; Leslie arid West;* 19;'Beat"Guthrie and Goldsmith, 15] Leslie; arid ; West, 33, beat Barrett arid Hanson, 23; Barrett and Hanson, 26, beat Guthrie and Goldsmith, 21. . Section Shine and Whit©, 28, heat Ball arid Morton, 10; Shine and White, 28, beat ' Wishart- and Ker, 14 Meikle and S. Gordon; 25, beat Booth and- J. Prest6ri;,2ovß<»th l and Preston, 25, beat Ball, arid Morton, 23; Booth, and Preston, 24/ beat \ Srriither and. Yeoman, 17; Smither arid Yeoman, 23, beat Shine and .White* 13. ~:. Section Norton arid Moir, 25, beat Cahill and R. H. Fisher,' 17 Norton and Moir, 24, beat Swann and Wheeler, 17 ; Norton arid Moir, 28, beat Gilbert and , Vuglerr 23; , Norton and;. Moir, 21, beat W. Fisher, and Bettis, 15; Swann and Wheeler, 23, heat Cahill and R. H. Fisher, 21; Gilbert ahdAfugler, 22, beat Cahill arid R. H. Fisher, 18. G. Norton and i Dr. Moir win the section, I . SINGLES CHAMPIONSHIP. (Best two out .of three games). '" First Round.—Yeoman, 25rr-16, beat j Guthrie, .46—15; Sayers,* 25—14—21/ beat Macfarlane, 15—18—15; Bryden, 20—23, beat F. Prestori, 18—; Adams, 21— 22, beat; Vincent, 15—22—18; E.. H. Fisher, • beat Leslie, 16—18; Vugler,'22-^2l;. beat 'Shine, 15—12; Barrett; 21—18, beat Nortori; 18—15; Young, 12-23-23, beat /Couplarid, 24-20-19; R. ! Tornlirison, '■ 17—21, beat Ker, 14—15. (All the others had byes. j I Second Edund.—Young, 21—23, beat" C. ' , H. Tomlinson, 18—14; Yeoman, 18—l Or-! 18, beat ; Wingfield, Moir, 13-21—20, beat Goldsmith, 22^-11—19; Booth, 19, v; J. Preston, 17 (unfinished); Sayere; 28—25, beat Cahill, 15—22; Braithwaite, 17—19, beat Gilbert, •16—14;. l Morton;- - beat' West, ■15—15; 8.; Gordon, 1 1&-16, 1 beat Laylarid, 15—12; Ball, ; 20-22, beat 1 Wishart, (18--14; Hrydeh, , 21—16p •v; .^Seihaderii, 14— i (unfinished); : Vrig-ler, beat IW. S, Fisher, 10—12; White, 31, v. Page, 1 7 (unfinished); A. Hanson, 17, : v. : R.' Tomlirisbrif 16 (unfinished); 24—20, '.beat, Barrett, 13-r-ll; Adams, 18--22—19, I beat B. H. Fisher; 23^-20^-17. - ' The club fours{'are^^/be&gJ in the I ordinary, players oeing classified, 1 [jand ■' towards the'end -of the season, the j two fin each grpttp .with the highest perII centage^Of{winsi{majkirig } full rink) will play'off fbrHhe: championship; , "{'■__•'