BOWLING
TOURNEY AT GREY LYNN Sixteen teams took part in a full-rink tourney held by the Grey Lynn Bowling Club. In_ section A Gadd. Cadness (Grey Lynn), Noton (Carlton) and Binns (Auckland) tied. Hill (Carlton I, . French (Carlton) and Darbv (West End) tied in section B.
Ties will be played off to-morrow at 1.30
FRANKTON PAIRS TOURNEY [from our own correspondent] HAMILTON, Thursday The Frankton Junction Bowling: Club's pairs tourney was completed yesterday, the winners being McFarlane and Hampson, who were undefeated with six wins. The rurners-up were Salter and Harper, with five wins and one draw. Other results wereCooney, four wins and two losses; Frost, Rowe, Wheeler, three wins and three losses; Bond, two wins, two losses and two draws; Hawkins, two wins, three losses and one draw; Rockell, Cann. Johnson, two wins and four losses; Ingpen, six losses. TE AROHA TOURNAMENT [from our own correspondent] TE AROHA, Thiir&dny On account of heavy rain in the morning play in the Te Aroha Bowling Club's 33rd tournament was postponed until noon, after which the weather cleared. Results:— Fifth Round.—Griffin. 18. v. Tapp, 7; L. Buchan, 22. v. R. Buchan, 11; Meredith beat Callaghan by default; Adamson, 12. v. Cornish. 10; Henderson. 15. v. Schell. 14; Kriskovich. 19. v. Stuck, IS; Evans, 25, v. Donald, 10- W. A. Gordon. IG. v. ,T. Houthcote. 10; W. Gordon., 10. v. Edgar, 14: Dix. 12, v. Pinder. 8.
Sixth Round.—R. Buchan, 20. v. Stuck. 6; Kriskovich 24. v Cornish. 7: Edgar, 10. v. Henderson, 11 • Schell, 20. v. Griffin, 6. L. Buchan, 20. v. Dix. 9; Adamson, 14, v. lieathcoto. 12: Tapp, 20. v. Evans. 10: Finder, 15. v. W. A. Gordon. 9. W. Gordon. 17. v. Meredith. 8: Callaprhan, IC, v. Donata, 14.
Seventh Round.—Dix. 20, v. Adnmson, 7; Cornish, 6. v. L Buchan. 4: Henderfion, 12, v. Meredith, 10: Callachan, 17. v. Tapp, 13: Donald. 17. v. \V. Gordon, 7: Kriskovich. 14. v. Pinder. 13; Stuck, 18. v. W. A. Gordon, 13: Schell. 17, v. Edear, 11: It. Buchan. 19. v. Heathcote, 7. In section B a tie with 6 wins each between Adamson and Dix was played off, the former winning by 8 points to 7. The final was played this morning, Bliss, Wallace, Rosenfeldt. Schell, skip (Te Aroha), 18. defeating Bennett. Taylor. Dilamore. Adamson. skip (Thames), 14. WHANCAREI TOURNEY ENDS [by telegraph—own correspondent] WHANGAREI, Thursday The Kensington Bowling Club's annual full-rink tournament was concluded to-day in fine weather The final was won by Fnrrimond, Logan, Ramsey, Bakalich (Kaitaia), 23, who defeated Horner, Hutchings. Stendman, Tibbits (Kensington), 22. Following are details of to-day's play:— First Section. —Fourth round: Walder, 21, v. Whitelaw, 19; Orr, 22, v. Stringer, 10; Tibbits, 20, v. Courtney, 19: Curtis won by default. Fifth round: Courtney, 25, v. Stringer, 13; Armstrong, 20. v. Orr. 19; Tibbits, 28. v. Curtis, 9; Walder won by default; Tibbits won this section with five wins.
Second Section.—Fourth round: .Tones, 24, v. Good, 13; Piggott, 23, v. Entflund, 17; Bakalich, 21. v. Britland, 14; Ferguson, 20, v. Everett, 17. Fifth round: Ferguson, 24, v. Englund, 7; Piggott, 17, v. Good, 14; Bakiilich, 20, v. Jones, 11; Britland, 20, v. Everett, 17. Bakalich, Ferguson, Jones and Piggott tied, each having lour wins. In -the first round of the section ties Bnkalich, 9, defeated Ferguson, 0, nnd Jones, 8, defeated Piggott, 7. In the final of the section play Bakalich, 0, defeated Jones, 8.
FRANCIS CUP TOURNEY [BY TELEGRAPH —OWN COnRESPOXT)T,N*T] ROTORrjA, Thursday Further results in the Francis Cup bowling tournament are as follows: Section A. —Fifth round: Finch, 26. v. Palmer, 23; Chambers, '25, v. Bertram. 20; PnWs beat Corbett by default. Section B.—Fifth round: Lindsay, 29, v. Stevens, 9; Persey, 18, v. Moncur, 17; Peebles, 25, v. Kempster, 10.
The positions of the tenpis are:— Section A.—Finch, 4 wins. 1 loss; Chambers, 4 and 1: Pakefl, 3 and 2; Bertram, 2 and 3; Corbett. 1 and 4; Palmer, 1 and 4. Section B (unfinished). —Pokes, 4 wins, 1 loss; Lindsay, 3 and I; Kempster, 2 and 3; Stevens, 2 and 3; Persey, 2 and 2; Moncur, 1 and 4. SOUTHLAND RESULTS [BY TELEGRAPH —PRESS ASSOCIATION] INVERCARGILL, Thursday. The Southland Bowling Centre's New Year tournament was concluded to-day ill fine weather on a heavy green. The winners were Singles: N McGorlick (Bluff). Pairs: C. Bcecroft and W. Anderson, skip (Dunedin). Rinks: R. Bolmes, J. Thomson. H. L. Daly and R. Hunter, skip (Invercargill).
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 21999, 4 January 1935, Page 7
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