CHAMPIONSHIP BOWLING

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 18959, 5 March 1925, Page 6

CHAMPIONSHIP BOWLING

AUCKLAND PAIRS TOURNEY. SECTION PLAY CONCLUDED. SOME INTERESTING MATCHES. Section plav in the Auckland championship pairs bowling tournament, which ! commenced on 'l.uesday, was concluded I vesterdav. Weather conditions were again J favourable and many of the finishes were i dose and exciting. Results of vesterI day's games are; — Section A.--At. Mount Eden. ! Fourth Round. Blanchard, 35, v. Garmson, 20; Nash, 33. v. Munro. 14; Boyne, 25, v. Potter, 9: Wyatt. 24, v. IJrqnhart, .13. 1 Fifth Round.—-Blanchard, 26, v. Munro, jl7: Wyatt, 23, v. Garmson, 10: Potter, 124, v. Urquhart, 15; Boyne, 24, v. Nash, I | Sixth Bound.—Blanchard, 25, v. Boyne, ] 15; Wyatt, 18. v. Nash, 17; Urqnhart, 20, j v. Garmson, 18; Potter, 22. v. Munro, 14. | Result: Blanchard with 6 wins was the. j section winner. Section B.— At Onehunga. I .Wilson was the section winner. Section C.--At Onehunga. Jackson was the section winner. Section D—At Grey Lynn. Fourth Bound. —Kinvig, 19, v. Bol>itison. 13; Macev, 22, v. Edmunds, 18; Wakerlev, 25, v. G. Hardlev, 16. J Fifth Bound.—Hardlev, 25, v. Macey, j 17; Edmunds, 17, v. Kinvig, 16: Wakerlev. 1 21. v. Robinson. 17. j Result: Macey and Edmunds each with ! four wins and one loss con tasted the final, | Macey winning by 14 11, thus being tho section winner. Section E.—At G-rey Lynn. Fourth Round.- Let ham, 21, v. Eagleton, 15; Longj. 22. v. Gordon, 18; Lowe, 23, v. Gribble, 16. Fifth Round. —Gribble, 20, v. Eagleton, 19; Lowe, 23, v. Gordon, 12; Letham, 24, v. Ixing, 17. Result: Gribble, with four wins and ono lass, was the section winner. Section F. —At Dominion Boad. Fifth Round. —Torronee, 23, v. Bridges, 20; Lomas, 250, v. Gladding, 22; ITosking, 23, v. Knight, 14. Result: Torrence was section winner. Section O.—At Dominion lioad. Fifth Round.—Doyle, 18, v. Wright, 22; Garry, 22, v. Gatenby, 23; Court, 17, v. de Launay, 20. Result: Court, 11, defeated Gatenby in the play-off for .the final, and was section winner. Section H.~At Ponsonby. Eraser was section winner. Section L—At Ponsonby. Parsons was the section winner. Section J. —At Epstim. Ties. — Hills, 10, v. McLeod, 6; litglis, 15, v. Murdoch, 5. Result: Hills beat lnglis and was section win n ex. Section K.—At Epsom. Baiton, 10. defeated Dick, 8, in the play-oG, and was section winner. Section L.—At Carlton. Fourth lionntL —Bell, 24, v. Alleley, 16; Jury, 24, v. Crosher, 22; Ogiivie, 23, v. Dimery, 19. Fifth Round. —Allelev, 26, v. Jury, 13; BeiL, 23, v. Ogiivie, 19; Crosher, 20, v. Dimery, 15. Result: Bell won section with four wins and oue loss. Section M.—At Carlton. Fourth Round.—Hill, 20, v. Garlick, 18; Gollan, 21, v. Patterson, 19; Bamball, 22, v. McMahon, 12. Fifth Round.-—Garlick, 25, v. Patterson, 20; Bam ball, 20, v. Hill, 17; McMahon, 24, v. Gollan, 16. Result: Barriball beat Garlick in the final by 10—7, and was section winner. Section N-—At Bemuera. Fourth Round.—Buckley, 19, v. Draflin, 11; Allsop, 27. v. Macklow, 12; Russell, 21, v. Pegler, 18. Fifth Round.—Macklow, 22, v. Russell, 13; Allsop, 23, v. Buckley, 11; Pegler, 18, v. Draflin, 16. Result : In the play off Allsop, 17, defeated Buckley, 6, and was section winner. Section N. —At Eemuera.. Fourth Round. —Tozer, 29, v. Godfrey, 19; Fletcher, 24, v. Rawnslev, 19: J. H. Hardlev, 21, v. .Tones, 18. Fifth Round.—To/.er, 23, v. Jones, 13; Hardlev, 24, v. Rawnslev, 20; Godfrev, 19, v. "Fletcher. 18. Result: Hardlev won the section wTf* five wins. Draw lor To-day's Play. Winners of the various sections in the champion pairs will meet at the Carlton green at 9 a.m. to-day. The draw for post section play is as followsC. Hardlev, v. W. Hills; G. Court, v. L. L. Macey; J. Torrence, v. J. T. Bolton: E. S. B;irriball, v. B. Allsop; G. C. Eraser, v. .T. Jackson; A. Parsons, v. G. E. B«U; A. Blanchard, v. T. Wilson; 11. Gribble, a bye. Tho play will be carried out on tho j sudden death principle. Mr. J. M. | Thomson will act as umpire.