BOWLING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21115, 24 February 1932, Page 7

BOWLING.

ROTORUA TOURNAMENT. RESULTS IN FURTHER ROUNDS. [BY TELEGRAPH. —OWN CORRESPONDENT.] ROTORUA, Tuesdny. The seconJ day of the Rotorua pairs tournament was played in ideal summer weather. There was a large number of • spectators, and some good games were witnessed. Results:— SECTION A. Fourth Round.—Richards, 21, v. Wyatt, 11; Higginbotham, 17, v. Fowkes, 14; ,Simmons, 21, v. Francis, 12; Harris, 25, v. ... Petcic, 10; Smytheman, v. Millen, unfinished. • Fifth Round.—Harris, 27, v. Fowkes, 20; .. Wyatt, 24, v. Stonehouse, 14; Simnums, -29, v. Millen. 10; Richards, 21, v. Higginbothani, 12; Francis, 24, v. Petric "''J. _ Sixth Round.—Richards, 2<i, v. -i irris. 14: Higginbotham. 25, v. Stonehouse, 19; Francis, 19, v. Fowkes, 14: Smytheman. 25. v. Simmons, It; Millen. 28. y. Petrie. 19. Summary.—Rotorua (Richards), 5 wins, 0 losses; Henderson (Higginbotham), 4 wins. 2 losses: Ivhandyllah (Simmons), 4 wins. 2 losses; Epsom (Millen). 3 wins. 1 loss (one s-ame unfinished): Papatoetoe (Smytheman), 3 wins. 1 loss (one game unfinished: Putantru (Pranjis). 12 wins. 3 losses: Seatpun (Wyatt), 2 wins. 3 losses; Orona (Petriei. 2 wins 4 losses; Rotorua (Fowkes), 2 wins, 4 losses; Huntly (Harris), 2 wins, 4 losses; Rotorua (Stonehouse), 0 wins, 5 losses. SECTION B. Fourth Round. —Witt, 22, r. Dee. 19: Budd, 20. v. Firth, 24; Holland, 21. v. Fraser, IS; Walker, 22. v. Watson, 13; Blackburn. 21. v. Maingay. 22. w Fifth Round.—Maingay, 25, v. Watson, 14; Budd. 22. v. Dee. 16; Pakes. 25. v. Firth, 15; Walker, 19, v. Witt. 18; Holland. 25. v. Blackburn, 19. Sixth Round.—Fraser, 30. v. 12; Dee, 24. v. Pakes. 15; Holland, 19. v. Watson, 13; "Walker, 20. v. Budd, 17; Main- . gay, 25, v. Witt, 21. Summary.—Auckland (Walker), 6 wins, no losses; Nelson (Dee), 4 wins, 2 losses; Rotorua (Pakes*. 3 w\ns, 2 losses; Te (Maingay). 3 wins, 2 losses: Huntly (Holland). 3 wins. 2 losses; Palmerstcn North (Fraser). 3 wins, 2 losses: Rotorua (Witt). 3 wins. 3 losses: Tp Poi (Watson), 2 wins, 4 losses; Rotorua (Budd), 1 win, 4 lojses; Glen Eden (Firth), 1 win. 4 losses; Gisborne (Blackburn), 1 win, 5 losses. AUCKLAND TOURNEY. The following skips have entered teams for a pairs tourney to be beld on the Auckland Bowling Club's green to-day. commencing" at nine o'clock:—Clarke, Russell (Renin* era), L. Campbell. Fletcher. Maxwell. Mason (Auckland), Clarkson, Duncan. Ball. Jenkins (Carlton), Plummer, Needham. Hopwood. Bridges, Knox. Brookes (West ; End). Murray, Thomson, Eaves (Rawhiti). Caddy, McGuire (Grey Lynn), Harper (Otahuhu), Kelly, Vella (Onehunga).

NEW LYNN CLUB. Players who still remain in the New Lynn Bowling Club's singles championship are as follows:—Witham, Cutler and Edgerley. Each player has one life remaining. ROCKY NOOK TOURNEY. The Rocky Nook Bowling Club "will hold a mixed pairs tournament to-morrow, commencing at 1.30 p.m. Ladies will play as leads and men as skips. TE AWAMUTU TOURNAMENT. [from our own correspondent.] TE AWAMUTU, Tuesday. The Te Awamutu Bowling Club's fullrink tournament arranged for Wednesday. March 2, has attracted 1G teams, the following skips having entered:—G. O. Jourdain (Te Awamutu). R. Pilkington (Hamilton). H. A. Burchell (Te Awamutu). F. Baker (Frankton Junction). J. Walker (Te Awamutu), Little (Hamilton), L. tr. Armstrong Awamutu), Buchfln (I© Aroha). R. L. Henderson (Te Awamutii). Rev. Curley (Taupiri). W. Douglas (T« Awamutu). Choate (A\ hitiora), Masters (Hamilton), S. Cornish (Morrinsville). 1. Dix (Cambridge), and a rink from Fran*ton Railways.