BOWLING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20454, 4 January 1930, Page 12

BOWLING.

PLAY AT TE AROHA.

RAIN CAUSES DELAY.

RESULTS OF SECTION GAMES

[BY TELEGRAPH. —OWN* CORRESPONDENT. ] TE AROHA. Friday.

Excellent, progress was made with tho To Aroha Bowling Club's tournament today until 3.30 p.m. when rain again caused the postponement of the remaining games until to-morrow. The tournament has reached a highly interesting stage and section ties may have to he played in tlireo instances. Kriskovich (To Aroha), last year's winner, won his section fairly easily, receiving fine assistance from his lead J. Heathcote. Cornes (Thames), acting as substitute skip for Clark, beat Carswell (Whitiora) in a section tie over seven heads and will meet the winner of Childcrhouso (Te Aroha) and Tuvton (Iluntly) in the serai-final.

Wallace's seventh round game with Cornes (Mount Eden) was abandoned for tho day, with tho scoro at 14 all, with one head to play. If Wallace wins ho will play off a section tie with Bennett. There were several surprises during tho day,- tho biggest being the defeat of Adamson (Thames) by Bennett by 25 to 3. The finals will be played to-morrow. The weather to-night is boisterous and does not show signs of clearing. The results of to-day's games are as follows: —

SECTION A. Fifth Bound.—Buchan (Te Aroha), in, beat Livingstone (Matamata). 10; Dix (Cambridge. 17, beat, Peterson (To Aroha). 10: Comes (Thames). 20. beat Carswell (Williorn). 16; Cornish (Morrinsville), 16, beat, Bassett (Onehunga), 7.

Sixth Bound. —Livingstone (Mntamnta). 10, beat Dix (Cambridge), 16: Buchan (lc Aroha), 12. beat Basset (Onehunga). 11; Cornea (Thames). 14. beat. Cornish (Morrinsville). 11: Carswell ("Whitiora), 11, beat Peterson (Te Aroha), 10.

Seventh Bound.—Livingstone, 17, beat, Peterson, 8; Cornish, 21, beat Dix, 12; /Williams (Paeroa), 19, beat MrGonagle (Wailu), 8; Cornes, 2-1. beat Bassett, 8.

* Summary.—Cornes and Carswell, 5 wins 2 losses: Buchan and Cornish. 5 wins. 3 losses; Peterson and Livingstone, 3 wins. 3 losses; Dix and Bassett, 2 wins and 5 losses.

Section Tic.—Heads: Cornes, 6, beat Cars well, 2.

SECTION B

Fifth Rcund Kriskovich (Te Aroha), 16. beat. "Williams. 9: Masefield (Thames). 17. beat Currah (Whakatane). 6; McGonagle. 16. beat. Clavis (Ngaruawahia), 11; Schell (To Aroha), 21 beat Smith (Mount Eden). 12. Sixth Round.—Williams. 2S. bent Smith. 12; Schell, 15, bent Clavis, 13; Kriskovich, 18. beat Currah, 5; McGonagle, 18, beat Masefield, 15.

Seventh Found.—Kriskovich. 15, beat. Smith. 7; Currah. 16. beat Schell, 13: Masefield, 14. beat Clavis. 13; McGonagle. 12, beat. William*. 11. Kriskovich won tho sec tion with seven wins

SECTION C

Fifth Round.—Brockett. (P.ieroa). 19. beat Wallace, 11; Bennett (Takapuna), 24. beat Adamson (Thames), 3; C'ornes, 21, beat Pearce (To Aroha). T; Crowley (Tauranga). 15. beat Mannix (Wajhi), 13. Sixth Round.—Wallace, 15, beat Bennett, 12; Adatnson. 16, beat Mannix. 12; Brockett. 15, beat, Comes, 13; Crowley. 18, beat Pearce, 9.

Seventh Round.— Crowley, 15, beat Adamson. 1*1; Brockett.. 16, beat Mannix. 8: Bennett, 19. beat Penrce, 12. The earn© between Wallace and Comes will be resumed to-morrow.

Summary.—Bennett,, 6 wins. 1 loss; Wallace, 5 wins, 1 loss (one game to play); Adamson. 5 wins and 2 losses; Crowley, 4 wins and 3 losses; Brockett and Mannix. 3 wins and 3 losses; Cornes, 1 win and 5 losses (one garno to play); Pearce, 7 losses.

SECTION D

Fifth Round.—Childerhouse (Te Aroha). 13, beat Turton (Huntly), 11; Branch (Morrinsvilie). 23, beat Noonan ,Te Awnmutu). 5; Franklin (Waikino), 14, beat Millington (Thames), 12; Hill (Te Aroha), 13, beat Taylor (Paeroa), 10.

Sixth Round.—Millington, 19, beat Branch, 13; Childerbou-'e, 19, beat Noonan, 9; Franklin, 21, bent Hill, 15; -Turton, 17. beat Taylor, 14. * Seventh Round.—Taylor, 22, beat Branch, IS; Childerhouse, 15. beat Franklin. 13; Turton, 14, beat Hills, 10; Millington, 15, beat Noonan, 11.

Summary.—Childerhouse and Turton, 6 wins, 1 loss; Franklin and Taylor. 4 wins. 3 losses; Millington and Noonan. 3 wins and four losses; Hill and Branch, 2 wins. 5 losses.

The draw for the section finals is:—Win ner of D versus winner of A: winner of C. versus winne' of B.

ONE-DAY TOURNAMENT.

PLAY AT TAURANGA SOUTH

[flY TELEGRAPH.—OWN CORRESPONDENT. J TAURANGA, Friday.

An all-day bowling tournament was held on the Tauranga South green yesterday in which 32 players took part. Full rinks were played, the skips and thirds remaining together all days, and the leads and the seconds also playing together. Phillips and Boon won tho skips section and Miller and Lindsay the leads.

NORTH AUCKLAND CENTRE.

FULL-RINK COMPETITION

[BY TELEGRAPH. —OWN* CORRESPONDENT.] WHANGAREI, Friday.

The bad weather has seriously interfered with the annual tournament of the North Auckland Bowling Centre, and the pairs tournament, which was to have taken place on the Kensington Greens to-day, will be played at a later date. Tho six preliminary rounds of the fullrink competition were completed yesterday and the final between Coote's team and Coburn's will be decided at 2.30 p.m. to-morrow. The results were:—

Section A.—Coburn beat Ward, 15—S; Westwell bent Cutforth. 02—15; Orr beat Beehre, 21—10; Simons beat Brew is, 14—1J

Section B.—Coote beat. Phillips. 17—8; ? indlay bent. Wilson, 17—10; McNaughton ieot Campbell, 14—12: Tibbits beat Engunci, 16—13. Bye, Sections A and B.—Marshall beat Henderson. 13—11. Hound five. Section A.—Henderson beat Westwell, 13—5: Coburn bent Cutforth. 2i—B; Simons boat Beehre, IB—5: Orr beat Ward. 16—13. Section 13.—Phillips bent Tibbits, 16—11; Findlay beat McNaughton. 16—9; Coote beat Marshall. 13—10; Campbell beat Englunrl. 17—16. Bye, Sections A and B: BrewitJ beat Wilson. 18—13. Bound six. Section A.—Ward beat Beehre, 17—16; Brew in bent Henderson, 1R — ; Coburn bent Simons, 18—16; Orr beat, Westwell, 14—13. Section H.—Coote heat. Campbell, 14—ti: fVrJ'ings boat Wilson. 19 —- r >: Tibbits bent Findlay, 16—11: McNaughton beat Enerlund, 19—8. Bye, Section A and B: Cutforth beat Phillios, Ifi-'J. * In Section A Coburn lends, with 5 wins and 1 loss. In section B Coote lends, with 6: wins-and no. loss.. :

PASCOE CUP CONTEST,

Following was the result of a challenge match for the Pascoe Cup between Hallvburton Johnstone, holders, and Glen Eden, the former's names being mentioned first in each case:—Phillip, Dyson. 19, v. Clar* ridge. Fox. 23: Parkes, Neilson, 10, v. Routley, Fox, 32.

PAIRS AT HAMILTON

[by telegraph.—own con respondent.] HAMILTON, Friday.

A progressive pairs tourney was held on the ('laudelands bowling green yesterday. The winning skip was W. Darling ton, with five wins and no losses, and the winning lead was G. Clothier, with five wins rind no losses.

A similar tourney was held by the Hamilton Club yesterday. J. Qual rough, with six: wins arid mo losses, won the skips' prize, while the winning lead was L. G. Barton* wi'b five V»««i pnrl P!n*> )os«l;