BOWLING.

Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXV, Issue 9746, 24 January 1908, Page 2

BOWLING.

'I'IIK IU NKIIIN 'l'i II T.N AM KNT. (Pj;r J'hkss Asson atios.) I )|l lli'ii ill. Janll.i ) \ 1. In th-. % Miik tourney ' (W'.-ii unite) Ikm I IJilliiv, (I hinetliii. {{ up: .mi Ciu-we|| (Taieri) heat, ilit* < 11: v« iat .'ill), l. : » up. (lohl,stone iiii<l CiiiMwll wil, 'Jay oil tor the first p!;ne. In t lit' Singles («oh|stone | \\';iimitt ■•, 1." heal Carswell (Taieri) 12 for I In' us in*;- ol tlif l)une<liu (»i I'i'i! sr« tioii. 111 !■: ArsrilAMAN Tnlli. I>n yum I iii. J.innaiy ;M. KlTuiih wiii Im' inn!.' f» iii'lme 111• linn. ■I. Ciiin.il atel 11' mi. .1. A, Milt;,!' 1., lake put in the te:| howling unit. h lUMinst Au-haiia at Sy«lne\ at Kapler. Mil-: WAIMATK I'l.A Vl'/I!S' M'iVKSS. ' 'lit l 'if tin- most not n eahle te:»lui«'s <ll

:in> piTsriil toJirury in DtiiM'tliu I In-w.-ikli'i hi! lorni ,shown l\v Mr (-I. l!uM si'Oiir (ol \\ |.*iiin.ilf%). Mr < uihJ.slouc \>- <kip of ii rink .-nul p.!il. ;in<i is also in ihr .siiij^h l fompi'l it ioiit>, iiinl hr li;i> ii";'t ly t'M'iy oppoiirnl in tin* vaiions . in petitions nioht 'hvir>i \ t'ly. L,it»st atlvnt"-. /■Jiow tli.it Mr < iohl.st one's rink {lnkHfi. li;iin;j. A k hurst. ami (Johl>t our, i-k i|o h.i ■> < I'layrd thvir \\i«y into t h<> liu.il. whilst In. win out mk-Ii icilouhtatilr phi.U'i i.Carsweil, of T;»i<Ti, in the .sinyltM )>.■ 'nioiiuhl him into th'- t.iMiij.fiii;i] #»i" lh.it . oinpet it ioti. ;m m t he and Mi' Inkslu lii\' :.!'•) won I heir set t ion in p.iir.s. The following aie the nMills m tli" •JiU'le . ompet it ion :

c. .i. iiuMsi"iir 2b iii'ni .i. r,',v." i 17 lii'.u \V. M. llii.jk !,: 2\> 1.'.,1 .1 \l Mil, In II '1; Hi Im»;iI A. .1. Si 1 1 \ i..■ l;'. I", lii'.i: \V. ('.ii.swcll l^i.

'I he Miii.sl im I ia| margin.-, of \i-Imi\ ,si« < \ i'Uii' <• i»l .Mr < ioldMoite';, htilluui pi »y. Writing »; f I hi' name ln-l <iold. •;'< lie's find lla'lV (Wellington) nnk in tin•.ertionil filial, in vhi«h \\ -»nn;i 1«• I>«mI •heir redoubtable opponent;,, 1(i V. lh'' tMairo l);iily Times ;-a \s: -"Th" whh }| \v;{is under I In* II ln-.nl ill le, ;i|.. pl;iyi*«l alter f).. : 0 [Mil.. w.r- wal<h

• I with fjn at interest I>y a very l.i I'l:* 1 number. At the m'\|li lead Hail wa,. -1 .nut t»o;dstone I»tit by .') al ill' l sexeusii head W'aimate l.m \ c a diliereul e implosion t<> affairs. W illi one In ad to ihe eaid read - W'aimate 11, ti:n 7. ill tin. l last head, when tile thiid players tho mat, W'aimate was lyiiitf shot. Moult, f«»t Wellington, realising that, lln'iu was no ehame of ret i ievini; the position, as I lit bow Is were distributed, attempted to bum Ilu* head. With his His! howl In- earried oil ;in opponent howl. .1II') tun i; t hi- "Wll f.jdl*. I I j>. sei ond attempt u.i< mine disastrous, inasmuch e.s it I<*ll W'aimate* bowls unt'liuhed, bin r-wenl (lie tfieeti (learol Wei button bowls. When 11m' skip* < h-niK«'d H'ds, < Jo|<l:-l one was I vinu 5 ;i 11 the bowls in sitjht. Mall, of course, dio\e to hurst thing* up, but missed, i JohlMone',', 1,-owl was mi phm-d tlwit the wah still open to attack, hut Dall put his bowl into the ditch without altering the position. The head was unique, in. asniuch as the Waiinate bowls all counted, wheteas how lis had all been driven oli' the ureen by the driving of the Wellington third and hkip. The Wai mate men played a g.mtc, and were heartily congratulated on thoir well.earn, od win." Kven slioidd Mr (Joldstone achieve no greater suce»;vi>es he has, we should imagine, created a record of consistency unequalled in any < onipetitiou of the kind previously held in Xew Zealand.