CAMBRIDGE TOURNAMENT

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22392, 13 April 1936, Page 14

CAMBRIDGE TOURNAMENT

SIX ROUNDS DECIDED [from our own correspondent] CAMBRIDGE, Sunday The Cambridge Bowling Club's Easter tournament was continued yesterday in excellent weather. Six rounds have now been played. Results aro as follows: SECTION A Third Round.—Bassett (Onehunga). 6, v. Willey (Whitiora), 25; Mantel (Tauranga). oo v Morris (Glen Massey), 13: Mcr arlaiie (Ngaruawahia), 19, v. Noonan (Te Awamutuj, 15; Marcroft (Opunake), 13, v. Hosking (Pukekohe), 21; Freeman (Cambridge). a Fourth Round.—Bassett. 19. v Marcroft. 15: Mantel, 13. v. Willey. 14; Morris, 12, v. Hosking. 16; Freeman, 12, v. Ivoonan, 14: McFarlane, a. bye. Fifth Round.—Bassett. 9. v. Freeman, 21; Mantel. 23. v. Marcroft, 14; McFarlane, 17, v. Willey, 13: Morris, 15, v. Noonan. 16: Hosking. a bye. Sixth Round. —Bnspett, 11, v. Morris. 23; Mantel, 23. v. McFarlane. 12; Willey, 16. v. Freeman. 18; Noonan, 14, v. Hosking. 19; Marcroft, a bye. SECTION B Third Round— Findlay (Mount Eden), 21. v. Donaldson (Stanley Bay), 13; Munro (Pukekohe), 20, v. Macfarlane (Glen Mas-sc-y), 10; Crabb (Matamata), 29, v. Wallace (Te Awamutu), 10: James (Cambridge), 15, v. Rae (Taneatua), 19; Carter (Claudelands), a bye. Fourth Round.—Findlay, 11, v. James, 26; Munro, 21, v. Donaldson, 12; Macfarlane, 19, v. Rae, 12; Carter, 18, v. Coburn, 5; Crabb, a bye. _ Fifth Round. —Findlay, 6, v. Carter, 23; Munro, 14, v. James, 12; Crabb, 27, v. Donaldson, 7; Macfarlane, 22, v. Coburn, 19; Rae, a bye. Sixth Round.—Findlay, 16, v. Macfarlane. 24: Munro, 9, v. Crabb. 25; Donaldson, 9, v. Carter, 16; Coburn, 14, v. Rae, 26; James, a bye. SECTION C Third Round.—Orr (Whangarei), 15, v. Colthurst (West End), 18; Keith (Pukekohe). 20, v. Kriskovich (Te Aroha), 8; Burchell (Te Awamutu), 12, v. Little (Hamilton), 19; Wilkinson (Cambridge), 16, v. Rows (Ngaruawahia), 17; Cusworth (Stanley Bay), a bye. Fourth Round.—Orr. 11, v. Wilkinson, 22; Keith. 14, v. Colthurst. IS; Kriskovich, 18, v. Rowe, 14; Cusworth, 14, v. Little, 11; Burchell, a byo. Fifth Round.—Orr, 18, v. Cusworth, 20; Keith, 12, v. Wilkinson, 10; Burchell, 17, v. Colthurst, 21; Kriskovich, 26, v. Little, 13: Rowe. a by«.

Sixth Round.—Orr. 11, v. Kriskovich, 19; Keith, 23, v. Burchell, 19; Colthurst, 19, v. Cusworth. 17; Little, 13, v. Rowe, 22; Wilkinson, a bye.

SECTION D Third Round.—Layland (Balmoral), 13, v. Layzell (Devonport), 21; Dix (Cambridge), 21. v. Pearce (Onehunga), 19; Fruish (Claudclands), 12, v. Mclvor (Leamington), IS: Bell (Tauranga), 16. v. Livingstone (Onehunga), 17: Miller (Whangnrei), a bye. Fourth Round.—Layland, *24, v. Bell, 13; Dix, 10. v. Layzell, 20; Pea.ce, 18, v. Livingstone, 16: Miller, 16, v. Mclvor, 19 r Fruish, a bye. Fifth Round.—Layland, 13, v. Miller, 29; Dix, 18. v. Bell, 19: Fruish, 14, v. Layzell, 17; Pearce, 17, v. Mclvor, 24; Livingstone, a bye. Sixth Round.—Layland, 14. v. Pearce. 11; Dix, 16. v. Fruish, 14; Layzell, 21, v. Miller, 12; Mclvor, 15, v. Livingstone, 20; Bell, a bye. SECTION E Third Round.—Walker (Auckland), 22, v. Buckle (Hillsborough). 14; Curtis (Whangarei). 22, v. Horwood (Tgupiri), 17; Brunton (Matamata), 17, v. Hawken (Hamilton), 27; Shaw (Whakatane). 18, v. Finch (Cambridge), 19; McMaster (Stanley Bay), a bye. Fourth Round.—Walker, 18, v. Shaw, 19; Curtis, 19, v. Buckle, 23; Horwood, 9, v. Finch. 22; McMaster 14, v. Hawken, 16; Brunion, a bye. Fifth Round.—Walker, 13, v. McMaster, 23: Curtis. 17, v. Shaw, 18; Brunton, 18, v. Buckle, 26; Horwood, 20, v. Hawken, 19; Finch, a bye.

Sixth Round.—Walker, 13, v. Horwood, 12: Curtis, 29.' v. Brunton, 15; Buckle, 13, v. McMaster, 19; Hawken, 25, v. Finch, 8; Shaw, a bye. SECTION F

Third Round.—Tod (Cambridge), 23, v. Cawthray (New Plymouth), 13; Evans (Hamilton), 20. v, Edgar (Te Aroha), 13; Stewart (Matamata). 26, v. Hollard .Putaruru), 13; Shirriffs (Mount Eden), 16, v. Franklin (Papatoetoe), 10; Halliday (Cambridge), a bye. Fourth Round.—Shirriffs, 20, v. Tod, 12; Evans, 15, v. Franklin, 11; Stewart 25, v. Halliday, 5; Cawthray, 22, v. Edgar, 12. Fifth Round.—Halliday, 16, v. Shirriffs, 15: Stewart, 19. v. Edgar, 16; Evans. 20, v. Tod. 12; Franklin, 23, v. Hollard, 18. Sixth Round.—Shirriffs, 18, v. Edgar, 17; Franklin, 16, v. Halliday, 29; Evans, 17, v. Hollard, 11; Cawthray, 16, v. Stewart, 11.

BUCKLAND TOURNEY [from our own correspondent] PUKEKOHE, Sunday Players from as far north as Onehunga and as far south as Huntly took part in an open full rink tourney held yesterday by the Buckland Bowling Club. With the weather fine throughout and the greens playing well, the day was thoroughly enjoyed. Eighteen rinks took part,, the games proceeding in four sections. In section A Steele (Buckland) tied with Roulston (Pukekohe) for the honours, each with three wins. The play-ofT was won by Steele. _ In section B Wells (Papatoetoe) and Wright (Buckland) tied, each with two wins and a loss. Wells won the play-off. Danes (Buckland), with three wins, won section C and Pirret. (Tuakau) with the same number took the honours in section D. The semi-finals resulted in Steele beating Wells and Danes beating Pirret. The final will bo played at a later date. The club has 32 entries for a pairs tourney. TOURNEY AT CLAUDELANDS [from ocjr own correspondent] HAMILTON, Bunday A progressive pairs tournament was played on the Claudelands Bowling Club's green yesterday. There were 28 players. The winning skip was J. T. Millington, with four wins. Nicolas and 0. J. Livingstone tied with five wins each in the leads section. In the play-of! Livingstone won. WHITIORA TOURNAMENT [from our own correspondent] HAMILTON. Sunday The three-day full rink tournament organised by the Whitiora Bowling Club was continued yesterday in fine weather. At the end of the sixth round, Whineray, Wheeler, Bond. Hawkins (Frankton) were leading with six wins. Cobb, White. Speight, Webber (Claudelands) were next with five wins and one loss. Three more games are to be played to-morrow. M ATA M ATA CLUB [from our own correspondent] MATAMATA, Sunday Progressive pairs were played nt the Matamata Bowling Club's green on Saturday. Four games of nine heads were played. IT. Somniervell and T. H. Prouse being the winners, with four wins. Details are:— J. Watson, J. Cranswick, 1 win, 3 losses; D. O'Connor, R. Williamson. 3 wins. 1 loss: H. Sommervell, 4 wins; D. Gunn. L. Cubis, 4 losses; C. Goodall, W. Guthrie, 2 wins, 2 losses; T. McLeay, J. Raethel, 2 wins. 2 losses; A. Findlater, McKay, 1 win, 3 losses; W. Wright, W. Turkington, 1 win, 8 losses; L. Barkman, J. Foggo, 1 win, 3 losses; J. Lock, F. Wright, 3 wins, 1 loss. TOURNAMENT AT THAMES [from our own correspondent] THAMES. Sunday The Thames bowling tournament was continued yesterday. The morning was made unpleasant by light showers of rain and toward mid-day the greens became heavy and marred tho play in the fifth round. The weather cleared at 4 o'clock, and with drier conditions good progress was made in the sixth round. Following are the results : Fourth Round.—Section A: Gordon, 19. beat Schell, 16; Thomas, 24, beat Cordes,

14; Smith, 24, beat Douglas, 23; Bowman. 19, beat Adamson. 17; Buchan, 20. beat McKendrick. 18; Lamb, 22, beat, Ward. 20. Section B: Robinson, 22. beat Orillin, 13; Bnrnes, 21, beat Fnrrell, 13; Baker, 22. beat Middlebrook, 11; Callaghan, 21, beat Twentyman, 17; Waring, 21. beat Strange, IG. Fifth round.—Section A: Smith. 26, beat Waring, 11; Gordon. 31, beat Grifiin, 14; Cordes, 21. beat Scliell. 20; Bowman, 25, beat Douglas, 9; Buchan. 15, beat Thomas, 14; Ward. 18, beat Adamson. 14. Section B: Fnrrell, 28, bent Baker, 19; Robinson, 21. bent Twentyman. 13; Bnines, 21, bent Middlebrook, 14; Strange, 22, bent Callaghan, 14; McKendrick, 20, beat Lamb. 15. Sixth Round—Section A: Gordon. 19, heat Twentyman, 17: Thomas. 24, beat Douglas, 17; Scliell. 21, beat Smith, 20; GrifTin, 20, beat Middlebrook, 14; Lamb, 22, heat Cordes, 21; Ward, 21, beat Buchan, 8. The game between Adamson and McKendrick was unfinished and will be completed tomorrow. Section B: Baker, 32, beat Barnes, 19: Callaghan, 20. beat Waring, 13; Robinson, 2G, bent Bowmar, 18; Strange, 21, beat Fnrrell, 19.

Tho best scores to dato are:—Section A: Lnmb, 5 wins, 1 loss; Ward, Smith, Buchnn. Bowmar. 3 wins, 3 losses. Section B: Callacrlian, Baker, 5 wins, 1 loss; Robinson, Waring and Gordon, 4 wins, 2 losses; Twentyman, 3 wins. 3 losses. MATCHES AT BLENHEIM [by telegraph—press association] BLENHEIM. Sunday Attended by 17 visiting rinks from Wellington, Cliristchurch, Pulmerston North, Masterton, Rangiora. Westport and Wakefield. tho Easter bowling tournament was continued yesterday in summer weathei. Ranger (Blenheim) is unhoaten to dato with six wins. Rinks with five wins and one loss are:—Young (Marlborough), Roc.h* (Awatere), Halligan (Blenhcini), Smith (Beckenham), Bond (Papanui), Ingram (Victoria), Kerr (Dennistoji).