BOWLING.
TOURNAMENT AT THAMES!.
THE FIRST THRELE ROUNDS
|BY TELEGRAPH.—OWN CORRESPONDENT.] THAMES, Tuesday.
The Thames bowling tournament opened thi3 morning in fine weather. A wind blew across the greens and made play somewhat- difficult. Twenty-one teams 'jiro competing. The president-. Mr. P. McCiillough. briefly welcomed the visitors, for whom Mr. I'ilkington (Hamilton) replied. Results ci tho day's play are :■ —
FIRST ROUND. Section A.—-Millington. Griffin, Pratt, Smith (Thames), 25. v. Young. Egan, Gordon!, Oates (M'atamata),ll; Alley, Avery, Robinson (Hikutaia), 23, v. Lamb. Hill, Yfilkinson, De Launay, (Eflsom), 1.1; Powell. Woods, Hedge, Budhan (Te Aroha) v 20, v. Graham, Gordon; Alexander, Clark (Thames). 2-1; Clevely, a bye. Section B.—Howe, Murray, Widdlop, Masefield (Thames), 10,'' v. Moore, : Lnndon, 10. James, S,. James (Cambridge), 21; Forrest, Lowry, Surrey*. Taylor (Paeroa), 17. v. .Delamore, Dignan, Trayes, Eraser (Mount Eden), 28; Shell, Clothier. Mainpay. Wallace (To Aroha). 17, v. "Wallace, "Whitehead, Orbell, Adumuon (Thames), 21; HOrton, a bye. Section C.—Palmer, Boyle, Strange, H. Cordes (Thames), 18, v. Gooder, Cameron, T. Newman, E. Newman (Thames), 17; .Woodhall, Booth. Mitchell, Choate (Whitiora), 22, v. Perkins. Sands, Harris, McCnthio (Cambridge), 12; W. Mormon, Elliott, Reid, Valentine {Hikutaia), 10. v. Ogilvie, Rawle, Everitt, Harper (Olahuhu). 27; iPilkington, a bye.
SECOND ROUND. Section A.—Delaney beftli Buchan, 24—14; Robinson boat Oates, 29 —10; Clevely beat Snifth. 13 —18. ' 1 Section B.—James beat Taylor, 23—14; Hortou beat Musefield, 20—14; Fraser beat Wallace, 20—17.
Section C.—E. Newman beat Choate, 17—10; Pilkington beat H. Cordes, 21—19; Harper beat McCathie, 2(3—15.
I THIRD ROUND. Section A.—Clark beat; Smith, 25—10; Ontes beat Clevely, 22-—l*s; Robinson beat Binihan, 20—19, having to play three extra heads to obtain a decision. Section B.—Adamson beat Masefield, —lo: Jamc3 beat Horton;, 22—17; Wallace beat Taylor, 21—20. Spot ion C.—Pilkington beat Newman, 27-; is; Choate beat Harper, 21—22; .Valentine beat Cordes, 21—18. 1 '
FIXTURES AT OPOTIKI. fllV; TELEGRAPH y —OWN CORRESPONDENT. ] OPOTIKI, Tuesday. Following is tho draw for the second round of the Opolilci Bowling Club's singles /tournament for the president's trophy': WiKwn v. Gordon; Fleming v. \V. J. Scott; Rowland v. Moody; Chambers v. -Dovynes; Stuart v. O'Sullivan: D. Morris v. Dawson; Braao v. Bridger; Skuso v. Pattle. Tile following teams have been selected t-j represent the Opotiki Bowling Club in matches against Taneatua and Whakata.ne on Wednesday :—Walker, Reeves, Fleming, Tivbbi D. Morris, Wilson Scott, Stephpnson, O'Sullivan; Stuart, Thompson, Roece, Short; Skuse, Arrowsmith, Jessop. Chambers: Rowland, C. Morris.' Main, Bridger; Connor, Gardiner, Hathaway. Burrett; Chapman, Burton, Mansell. Pattle: Budd, W. J. Scott, Da-vson, Gordon.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20475, 29 January 1930, Page 18
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