BILLIARDS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 16021, 13 September 1915, Page 3

BILLIARDS.

DOMINION CHAMPIONSHIP. WON BY W. F. WARREN. n .Z hln , tt! ,tame , in thc New Zealand a.iiateur billiards , championship was played .-i uio bports Club in two sessions on Saturv,f\i- , ° »'yers were E. W. Warren of Wellington, andlF. Goodhew, of Auckland. «oth sessions attracted large audiences. In hi. rnoo 7 11 '" 0 was nothing sensational trom a spectator's point of view but both men. played sound billiards. Warren was Go™iW by i, 3o When lhe rßt 10 ° was called Uoodhew. however, played steadily, and the ©SSLTV™ 178 later Gooohew 192; ZZF,J?, }73 T s° latter .Passed the second SEIS* & ™7 and eventually reached the sesstood at o ™.* 8 ' TV SOO ' he ? .Gjodhew's total sfi 3t * oo^l?? 11 breaks were 24. n lb 2 P „5 8 ' 2°. 2 0 ' 24. 22. ana 41 ana Goodhew's 26, 25, and 26. ' car2f?il?Jw* seßsi<Jll saw , both men playing Wi „ij , Warr « n more than maintained his lead and ran * to game. 1000. when hisoppo? «I D9O Tsi'T ° Q „ B9 - breaks: Warden: 68 or "j oV rj 10,I 0, ? 9 ' 24 ' 33; Goodhew 68. 26. and 21. Both players got a great re oeption at the close of the game. The gold to present J<,. Burke,_who put up such a SSSIi Kam u , W *«en. with a gold ™,W b A Stevenson cue and cose preraemDers. a Stevenson cue and cose t>™sented by Alcock and Company Ltd ££, *W)° n ? d I- aid of the Wounded SofdW fund, realising a tota of £32 As The following are £ a B of buyers of he cue :- B % T 4 Hackett £5 68: Russell "ii inL F w Lo ?? 1 £1 ll8; J - w - Ausseii. ±J 10s; H. Mathiaa. £1 10«. 4 Harold Hardwick, l: , H. Court. £1 ' Uo\s Bert FvfLtt in Ma t 3fi n d ' £1 - R " *»■<*«, 10a new ?0s C "k'A ™ A: E cue G a°nd IJ£- fv Emanu el. presented tto E Goodhew. the runner-up in the tournirnent In congratulating the audience on the splendid 8^ m realised for the cue and case the * nresident also commended the club steward B Everett, for his accurate marking anT %l : tion to the players and üble wW, SurnTm^t to th ° «. 2£