BOWLING.
TOURNAMENT AT PONSONBY.
A tournament will be held at the Ponaonby Bowling Club's green this evening Tho draw is as follows:— Section -Bridges (Grey Lynn) v. Dennison (Dominion Road); Murdoch (Takapuna) v. J. Jury (Ponsonby). Section B.—Dick (Grey Lynn) v. Pearce (Rocky Nook) Packman (Carlton) v. Julian (Mount Eden). The section winners, E. Jury and Bray, in the tournament commenced on Monday, will play off at a later date.
AUCKLAND TOURING TEAM.
SOUTH AUCKLAND DEFEATED. [BV telegraph.— correspondent.] HAMILTON, Tuesday. Eight rinks of bowlers representing the Auckland Bowling Centre visited Hamilton yesterday., and met South Auckland rinks on the Hamilton Club's green. The visitors won on the aggregate by 19 points. Of the eight, games played, the South Auckland 'rinks won five. Details of play. South Auckland rinks mentioned first, are as follow:—J. Adams, Troupe, Gibson. Jolly, 22, v. Death, Cooper, Coombes, Mcintosh, 211; Pratt, Smith, Orhell, Adamson, 32, v. Heady, Mountain, Varney J. Thompson, 24; Miller, H. Lewis, J. Hamilton, S. Lewis, 14, v. Brown, Davies, Hall, Gatland, 38; Bird, Parr. Joll, Meredith. 28, v. Pegler, Andrews, McCallum. McRobie, 25; Rcper, Fuller, Benson, Clavis, 26. v. A. Brown, Millington. E. J. Pegler, Pascoe. 21; Abercrombie, Crowe, Co«hilli Cornish, 24. v. Robb, Rolston, Randall,' Eagleton, 21; Marsh, Harrison. George, Harris, 26. v. Cutforth, Wade, C. Mountain Kent, 24; Griffiths, Veale, Saunderson, Boles, .16, v. Wernham. Stevenson, F'-jwer-day, Daniels, 28. Totals: South Auckland, 188;. Auckland, 207. •
TE AWAMUTU TOURNAMENT. [by TELEGRAPH.—OWN correspondent.] TE AWAMUTU, Tuesday. The Te Awamutu bowling tournament was continued to-day in fine weather. Following are the results:— Section A.—Fourth round: Whitiora (Hodd), 27. v. Takapuna (Brake), 22; St. Holiers (Hill), 25, v. Te Awamutu (Hawkins), 21; Epsom (Delaunay). 23, v. Onohunga (Sutherland), 15. Fifth round: Delaunay. 25. v. Brake, 15; Sutherland, 26 v. Hill. 19; Hawkins, 20, v. Hodd, 16. Section B. — Fourth round: Te Awamutu (North), 28, v. Cambridge (Pearce), 20; Hamilton (Wilson), 13, v Ponsonby (Casey), 12; Frankton (Fraser Smith), 23, v. Te Kuiti (Hadfield). 13. Fifth round: Hadfield, 27. v North, 12; Wilson. 26, v. Fraser Smith, 17; Pearce. 23, v. Casey. 14. Section C.—Fourth round: Frankton (Aitken), 24. v. Onehunga (MacFarquhar), 15; Te Awamutu (Douglas), 22, v. Pukekohe (Masson). 14: Cambridge (Richards). 30. v. Hamilton (Coltman), 20. Fifth round: Aitken. 20, v. Coltman, 16; Richards, 17, v. Massou, 15; Douglas, 25, v. MacFarquhar, 19. Section D.Fourth round: Hamilton (Boll), 25, v. Onehunga (Wallace), 19; Whitiora (Whitten), 27, v. West End (Hosking), 19; Te Awamutu (Mclnnes), 30, v. Cambridge (Roseveare), 20. Fifth round. Wallace, 22, v Mclnnen, 21 ; Hosking, 21, v. Roseveare, 16; Bell, 21, v. Whitten, 20. Section Ties.—Section A: Hawkins, IP, v. Hodd, 11. Section B: Fraser Smith, 13, v. Wilson, 10; Pearce, 10, v. Casey, 7; Pearce, 12, v. Fraser Smith, 8. Section C: Douglas, 14, v. Richards 10. Section D was won outright by Bell. The semi-finals and finals will be played to-morrow. In the semifinals Hawkins plays Bell, and pearce plays Douglas.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18348, 14 March 1923, Page 7
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