BOWLING

New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18534, 19 October 1923, Page 10

BOWLING

CARLTON CtUB TOURNAMENT, A very largo entry bns been ' received for the Carlton Bowling Club's Labour Day tournament, representatives having entered from all the largo city clube with a total of 144 players engaged. The tournament will start at 0 a.ra • on Monday, and only half an hour will bo allowed for lunch, which players are requested to bring with them. Tea will be provided at lunch time, and also in the afternoon. Following is the draw for section play;—- . Section Gordon, Warren. Truacott, Bray, Bigelow. J. Jury. Section B.—Lowry, Blair, Wright, Watson. Baker. M. Walker. ■ . ":■ ' ;■-:.■=__ '-. Section Arey. McGregor, Gavey, Woollor. Davidson, Gosling,? • - . _ {■_ Section D.—O*Sullivan. Bosking. J. C, Wilson. Osmond, Maher. J. Jury. • Section Mantell. Mclndoe, Hemns, Holmes. George. Garry. , „ 2- ' Section Kent. Carlton, Boyne, Proc» tor, Kummer, Waddingham. y, ■ OBEY LYNN TOURNAMENT.. The following members of the Grey, Lynn Bowling Club will play in their section on Labour Day:— Woods. G. Little, Fletcher; Jas Preston. W. Livcrsidge, Mm* oljnm, Buckley: T. Walker, Moore. Warneford, Baildon; Dowding. Christie, Pithketly, Curtis: Hutson, Connell, Goldsmith, Whittle; John Preston. Gregory, H. Heed, J. Reed; Joe Preston, Lye, Blamires, Rose; C. iLiversidKC Young. Capp, Newton. ' Other clubs will be represented by the following skips :—Brooks and Hollows (Stanley Bay), Russell and P. White (St. Hellers). De Launay and F. Parsons (Epsom), J. Miller (Nomads). One more team is wanted. Play will begin at 2 p.m. on Saturday, and at 9 a.m. on Monday. ■. .':...