INDOOR BOWLING

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21396, 20 October 1934, Page 20

INDOOR BOWLING

ORANGE ASSOCIATION PERCENTAGE FOURS TOURNEY The Orange Bowling Association played the finals of its percentage fours tourney in the Druids Hall, Newton. Results were as follows: First Round.—Mrs. Dilly, W. Mickelborough, G. Dronsfield. F. Harris, 10, v. Mrs. McCowatt, E. Roberts. F. Lucas. H. J. Baker, 8; Mrs. Hodgson, H. Rasper, E. Do Suza, G. Day. 8. v. Mrs. Lenihan. Mrs. De Suza. C. Llewellyn, H. Bolton, 5. Second round; Day, 7. v. Baker, 3; Bolton, 12, v. Harris. 3. Third round; Harris, 8, v. Day, 3; Bolton, 10, v. Baker. 6. Totals.—Day, Harris, Bolton, 2 wins, 1 los 3 *•' Baker, 3 losses. Semi-final (3 heads).—Harris, 4, v. Bolton, 1; Day. a bye. Final (3 heads): Day, 4, Harris. 3. Both the winning team and the runners-up receive trophies. A consolation fours tourney of three rounds was held for those who had not qualified for the percentage finals and was won by J. Mayburg " Mrs. Todd. J. Speir, F. Simpson, with three wins. INTER-HOUSE TOURNEY The Auckland Inter-house and Public Services Indoor Bowling Association continued its champion pairs tourney in the Druids Hall, Newton, when sections A, B and C concluded inter-section play. Results were:— A Section.—Fifth round: Gas Company (Little, Conway), 7, v. Star Office (Ledgard. Gibson), 4: Power Board (Palmer. A. Cox), 7, v. Milne and Choyce (Gibson, Potter), 6; Smith and Caughey (Burton. De Suza), 5, v. Power Board (Taylor. Mitchell), 5; D. Henry and Company and Civil Services both defaulted. Sixth Round.—Conway, S. v. Potter. 4: A Cox, 7. v. Gibson, 6; De Suza and Mitchell won by default. Seventh Round.—Mitchell. 14, v. Conway, 3; De Suza, 7, v. Gibson, 6; A. Cox and J. Potter won by default.

Totals.—Mitchell, li points; Conway, Do Suza, 9; A. Cox. 8; J. Potter, 6; Sitchbury, 5; Stewart, 4; Gibson, 2. B Section.—Fifth round: Power Board (Rowbottom, R. Cox), 10, v. Milne and Choyce (Delaney, Robinson), 3; Gas Company (Young, Bell). 7, v. Gas Company (Kealey, Brownett), 2; Power Board (Scott, Mincham), 9. v. Woodcock, Maingay, 7; Boles won by default. Sixth Round.—Robinson, 8, v. Bell, 4; Maingay, 10, v. filolea, 4; R. Cox, 8, v. Brownett, 4; Mincham won by default.

Seventh Round.—Boles, o. v. R. Cox. -4; Bell, 8, v. Mincham. 6; Maingay, 6. v. Brownett, 4; Robinson won by default. Totals.—R. Cox, 11 points; Robinson, 10; Boles, 9; Maingay, S; Bell, Mincham, 7; Brownett, 4; Wiles, 0. C Section.—Milne and Choyce (Hearling, Morris), 16. v. Gas Company (Jones, Eade), 3; Power Board (Barnes. Simpson). 15, v. Bridgens and Company (Bridgens, Chitty), 1; J. Wiseman and Sons (Dronsfield, Day), 7. v. Transport Board (Wakefield. Baker), 3 1 Smith an'l Caughey (Ferguson. Chester) won by default.

Sixth Rtiund.—Simpson, 9, v. Chester, 3: Day, ii. v. Eade. 2; Morris, 6. v. Baker, 5: Chitty won by default. Seventh Round.—Chester. 13, v. Eade. 4; Chitty, 8. v. Baker, 3; Day, S, v. Simpson, 1; Morris won by default. Totals.—Day. Simpson, 12 points; Chester, Morris, 10; Chitty, Baker, 4; Gray, Eade, 2. The inter-section play for sections D, E and F will bo concluded next Wednesday.