BOWLING

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21347, 23 November 1932, Page 9

BOWLING

MANGERE CLUB'S TOURNEY

A full-rink tournament was played on the Mangere Bowling Club's green yesterday under ideal weather conditions. Fourteen teams, 13 of them visitors, took part. The results were:—

Section . A, —Livingstone (Onclnmga). won the section outright with five wins. Section B resulted iu a tie between the following, ench having three wins and two losscb •—Smytheman (Papatoetoe), Henry (Ellerslie), Whyte (St. Hclicrs), do Launay (Carlton). Do Launay won tho play-off.

'l'ho final between Livingstone and do Launay will bo played on a ..ditto to bo arranged, at cither Onenunga or Carlton.

NIGHT PLAY AT TE Alt OH A [FROM OUR OWN CO I! iucsro ncent] TE AROHA, Tuesday

The' To Aroha Bowling Club hold the first match of tho night season last evening. Saturday players beating 'Wednesday players by a margin of seven points. During the evening selections were given by tho Municipal Band. 1 Following were tho results, Saturday players being mentioned first:—Willis, Hatta■way, Palmer, T. Heathcoto, 36, v. Rivctt, Raynor, Austin, Meredith, 22; Sellers, Cryer. Gray, I?,. Ileathcote. 18, v. Crawford, Thorburn, (). Jones, T. Childerhouso, 20: Adams, Bath, Forrest. Kriskovich, 11, v. Hepburn, Donovan.. Halligan, Callagh.au, 22; AVhtnray, Goddard, Barnes, Petersen, 18, v. Miller, Excell. Cochrane, A. D. Jones, 29; Grainger, Kilgour, Rowe, Rosenfeldt. 32, v. Bliss. McNuh, Roach, Clothier, 12; Bengley, Thrackray, Mareison, Joll, v. A. E. Stuck, Gaw, Gallaghan, Wykes. 19.

MARKING OF BOWLS

DOMINION COUNCIL'S RULING

[BY TELEGRAI>H —FRESS ASSOCIATION ]

WELLINGTON, Tuesday

The council of tho New Zealand Bowling Association has given tho following ruling regarding the marking of bowls;—" Bowls which are in use and which bear a distinctive mark on the large disc will ho sufficiently marked to comply with tho regulations if the numbered disc is permanently marked with tho owner's initials or \Vitli a design similar to that on the largo disc. Now bowls must bear a similar distinctive mark on both discs of each bowl."