INDOOR BOWLING

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22878, 5 November 1937, Page 17

INDOOR BOWLING

ORANGE CLUB'S TOURNEYS The Orange Bowling Club's last- tourney of (lie season was played in (lie Druid's Hall, Newton, when tlie finals of the chßin pinn singles, a consolation pairs competition, and the finals of the Friendly Societies' juvenile fours were played. Following are the results: — Champion Sin<rl j s.—First round: F. Simp son, 8, v. Mrs. Hodgson, 7; Mrs. Mc-Auliffe. 10, v. J. Manscll, 1; Mrs. Boles, a bye Second round: Mrs. McAnliffe, !», v. Mrs. Holes. 7; Mansell. 7, v. Mrs. Hodgson, Simpson, a bye. Third round: Mrs., McAuliffe. 8. v. Simpson, 3: Mrs. Boles. 7, v. Mansell. Fourth round: Mrs. Boles. 8, v. Simpson, ■!; Mrs. McAnliffe. n bye. Final: Mrs. McAnliffe, 7, v. Mrs. Boles, <i. Consolation Pairs.—First, round: Mrs. Bourke and Boles. 7, v. N. Stein and Mrs. I'age, Mrs. Hudson and Douglas, f>, v. Mrs. .Tenkinson and Mrs. Dent. 3; Mrs. Sussex and ,Elmore, 8, v. Mrs. Wanlell and Miss "Welch, (i-, Mrs. Peter and Harris, !», v. Mrs. De Suza an I Sussex, Miss Cambridge and Goldwater, 8. v. Mrs. Todd and Day. :5; Mrs Jones and Armstrong. (>' v. Mrs. Br( ,vn and Mrs. Stein, 5. Second round: Douglps. 7, v. Mrs. Page. -1; Sussex, ID. v, finldwflter, -1; Armstrong. 13. v. Mrs. Dent, 3; Harris. 0, v. BiXes. -1; Mrs. Stein, <>. v. Miss Welch Day, 7, v. Elmore. i"i. Tliir-l round: Douchis, f). v. "Miss Welch, t: Harris. 11, v. 'Elmore, 7; Sussex, 0, v. Mrs. Dent, '2; Boles, 13. v. Armstrong, 0; Mrs. Stein, 5, v Coldwater. 1; Day. !», v. Mr«. Poge (i. Final: Harris, t. v. Douglas. 2. The juveniles final for the Monlden Cup was won by the Alpha 1.0.0. F. FINAL ROUND OF PAIRS The Auckland Interhouso Indoor Bowling Association concluded its season's play with the final rounds of the champion pairs. Results were:—Fifth round: Taylor. Mitchell (Power Board). 7, v. Bagnall. Simpson. 4: Solomon, Hearling (Milne and Choyce), 8, v. Hay, Taylor (Smith and C'aughe.v), 7; Swinton, Harris (Auckland Service Printery), twolifer, a bye. Sixth round: Harris, 8, v. Hearling, (i; Michell a bye. Seventh round: Mitchell, Jf>, v. Harris, Ml. The final between Mitchell and Harris was a remarkable contest, two full games resulting in a tie. Mitchell won the third play-off. The Power Board will hold the cup donated by the Orange Club, while the winners each receive a rus donated by the Onehunga Woollen Mills