BOWLING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 18762, 16 January 1923, Page 5

BOWLING.

DOMINION TOURNAMENT. RINKS COMPETITIONS. (Per United Press Association.) AUCKLAND, January 15. The rinks competitions in connection with the dominion of New Eoaland bowling tournament commenced to-clay in fine weather. The greens continue to be in good order. I' v games of 25 heads will be played on each of the four days, 142 rinks taking part. Details : SECTION A. First Round. —Wilson (Ponscnby) 24 Fookes (Carlton) 19; Wright (Onchunga) 2„ Hctherington (Epsom) 22; Crane (Wellington) 27, King (Hastings) 26; Pilkington (Hamilton) 33, Freeman (Sydenham) 26; Crowley (Tauranga) 34, Pegler (Manurowa) 28. Second Round. —Crowley 28, Freeman 18; Crane 34, Peg.er 21; Wright 28, Pilkington 24; Wilson 23, King 16; Fookes —, Hctlierington 20 , SECTION B. First Round.—Wilson (Carlton) 32, Parsons (Ponsonby) 20; Gatland (Onehunga) 32, Crabtree (Epsom) 24; Russell (St. Heliers) 19. Naylor (Hastings) 18; Bell (Hamilton) 2J, Beslcy (Sydenham) 18, urightling (Lyall Bay) 27, Hampton (Sumner) 15 Second Round.—Beslcy 27, Hampton 26; Brightling 26, Russell 20; Bell 27, Gatland 20; Parsons 23, Naylor 21; Wilson 25, Crabtree 15. SECTION C. First Round. —M'lntyre (Carlton) 24, Jurj (Ponsonby) 22; Wallace (Onehunga) 23, Delaunay (Epsom) 21; Buckley (Grey Lynn) 26, Lowe (St. Heliers) 22; Goldsmith (Dominion Road) 27, Moffatt (St. John’s) 23; Scoglund (Stratford) 28, Monk (Kaiapoi) 25 Second Ronnd.—Scoghmd 32, Moffatt 26; Lowe 28, Monk 26; Goldsmith 24, Wallace 18; Buckley 26, Jury 21; Delaunay 31, M'lntyre 21. SECTION D. First Round.—Nairn (Mount Eden) 28, Johnson (Carlton) 25; Watkins • (Epsom) 32, Sutherland (Onehunga) 21; Norris (St. Heliers) 31, Eyre (Grey Lynn) 21; Benefield (St. John's) 26, Moir (Domimon Road) 24; Parker (Stanley) 22, Munro (Island Bay) 8. Second Round.—Parker 22, Jjpnefield 20; Morris 25, Munro 23; Sutherland 31, Moir 27; Nairn 26, Eyre 22; Johnson 30, Watkins 18.

SECTION E. First Round. —Lamb (Carlton) 30, Miller (Mount Eden) 25; Eaglcton (Bock Nook) 25, Plunkett t Epsom) 24; Mantell (Grey Lynn) 26, Robertson (Petone) 19; Chavis (Nganrawahia) 21, Harvey (Devonport) 23; Clarke (Hunterville) 34, Lonsdale (Seatoun) 22. Second Round—Harvey 25, Eagleton 24; Mantell 29, Miller 25; Clavis 81, Lonsdale 19; Robertson 23, Clarke 18; Lamb 25, Plunkett 21. SECTION F. First Round.—Husking 1 (Carlton) 27, Julian (Mount Eden) 20; Osmond (Auckland) 25. Brookes (Rocky Nook) 21; Doneghno (Petone) 27, West (Edge ware) 23; Elvy (Devonport) 18. Wise (West End) 16; M’Kenzie (Hikurangi) 26, Haslarn (Rawhiti) 22. Second Round.—Wise 27, Haslarn 22; M’Kenzie 21, Doneghue 18; West 30, Julian 25; Elvy 24, Brookes 20; Osmond 28, Husking 21. SECTION G . First Round.—Tire (Mount Eden) 34, Fish (Carlton) 30; Wakerly (Rocky Nook) 25, Craig (Auckland) 22; Walton (Petone) 26, Efford (Edgeware) 21; Kerr (Masterton) 27, James (Woodville) 20; Gordon (Rapanui) 27. M'Whaunoll (Hataitai) 22. Second Bound. —Gordon 26, Kerr 22; M'Whannell 30, Walton 16; Wakerly 38. James 2S; lire 30, Efford 26; Craig 24, Fish 17. SECTION H. First Bound.—Findlay (Mount Eden) 19, Truacott (Carlton) 16; Jenkin (Rocky Nook) 23, Maokay (Auckland) 22; Colville (Edgeware) 23, Pookcs (New Plymouth) 18; Scott

(Wkitiroa) 31, Thomson (Masterton) 26; Tonkin (North-East Valley) 25. Jury (Fitzroy) 23 Second Round.—Tonkin 32, Thomson 17; Jury 31, Fookes 20; Jenkin 32, Scott 23; Findlay 32, Colville 26; Mackay 28, Truscott 20. SECTION I. ' First Round—Rankin (Mount Eden) 24, Thomson (Carlton) 20; Bouskill (Rocky Nook) 24, Gray (Auckland) 20; Smart (New Plymouth) 27, Potter (Waitemata) 21; Orr (Whangarei) 25, Lockwood (Maitai) 17; Knight (Papatoetoe) 25, Warren (Ellerslie) 22. Second Round.—Lockwood 31. Knight 25; Smart 30, Warren 27; Bouskill 23, Orr 20; Rankin 25, Potter 19; Thomson 23, Gray 21. SECTION J. First Round.— Davidson (Ponsonby) 26, Gill (Mount Eden) 20; Maher (West end) 27, Vulner (Kemuera) 20; Smart (New Plymouth) 33, Campbell jLWaitemata) 11; Dee (Maitai) 25, Sole (New Plymouth) 23; Needham (Palmerston North) 26, Clements (Edendale) 20 ; • Second Round.—Needham 35. Dee 25; Smart 36, Clements 25; Vulner 27, Sole 23; Gill 10, Campbell 36; Maher 32, Davidson 25 ' SECTION K. First Round—M. Walker (Ponsonby) 24, Tin yes (Mount Eden) 18; Hardley (Wostend, Auckland) 29, Daniels (Ramuera) 21: Allely (Mount Albert) 25, Norwood (Victoria) 20; Healey (Linwood) 24, Jack (Waiku) 20; Armstrong (Pukekohe) 22, Harraway (Dunedin) SECTION L. First Round.—lnglis (Ponsonby) 28, MTntosh (Onehunga) 25; Wooller (Remuera) 33. Bell (West End) 17; Jenkin (Mount Albert) 20. Snedden (Victoria) 17; Quinn (Waikino) 23, Burson (Linwood) 22; .Prince (Newton) 30. Inglis (Coromandel) 28 Second Round.—Prince 28, Burson 11; Inglis 32, Jenkin 15; Wooller 20, Quinn 19; Snedden 25, MTntosh 21; Bell 32, Inglis 17. SECTION N. First Round.—Schnauer '(Onehunga) 83, M'Lcod (Ponsonby) 13; Potter (Wellington) 28, Campbell (Remeura) 16; ’ Audlcy (Takapuna) 26, V. Topliss (Mount Albert) 25; Compton (Kelbunie) 21, M’Dermott (Waihi*

16; Sandstou (Christchurch) 19, AingCr (New Brighton) 9. Second Round. —Compton 28, Ainger 17; Sandston 31, Topliss 21; M’Dermott 34, Campbell 25: Audley 24, Schnauer 18; Potter 31, M'Leod 12. ' SECTION M. First Round.—M’Robie (Remuera) 35, Roakjville (Carterton) 14; Tretheway (Caversham) 32, Kinvig (Wellington) 22; Garry (Ponsonby) 27, Bassett (Onehunga) 26; Doherty (Kelburne) 33, Redpath (Canterbury l 27; Murlcy (Hastings) 27, Flett (Matamata) 25; Hunter (Takapuna) 17, Edwards (Temuka) 16. Second Round. —Edwards 19, Doherty 16; Flett 22, Hupter 20; Baskiville 26, Kinvig 17; M’Robie 21, Garry 19; Redpath 27, Bassett 24; Tretheway 33. Murlcy 26. The Pairs games will bo continued on Friday. Two rinks of Queenslanders withdrew owing to tho multiplicity of other engagements. THE QUEENSLAND BOWLERS. (Per United Press Association.) AUCKLAND, January 15. The Queensland bowlers defeated Takapuna in a fivo-rink match by 125 to 95. IMPRESSIONS OF NEW ZEALAND. f (From Our Own Correspondent.) AUCKLAND, January 15. The impressions of tho Queensland bowlers’ tour of Nov.- Zealand were summarised by Mr E. J. Archibald when acknowledging Uio civic welcome here. They viewed the city of Wellington with groat admiration, lie said, and then journeyed to Christchurch, where they felt that they were living in tho atmosphere of Old England. *Bhcn they went to that grand old settlement which tho Scots carved out for themselves. At Palmerston North they were greatly impressed with tho advance made in the laying out of tho city. Rotorua was to them one of the wonders of tho world, and its attractions had entranced them. They felt they would like to live in Rotorua, if it were not for the aroma. —(Laughter.) However, he understood that Rotorua was regarded as a I safety valve for tho district. Last, but not I least, they had come to Auckland, the capital ! of the North Island, at any rate.—(Laughter.) , "I hope 1 have not made a mistake, Mr Archibald said, “but at any rate I meant no reflection on Auckland.” —(Renewed laughter.) They regarded Auckland as being tho climax of their visit, and believed the host was yet to come as far as scenic beauty was concerned. ' A South Otago Centre match between Milten and Balclutha No. 2 was played at Milton on Saturday afternoon, in fine weather. Despite the heavy rain in the early hours of the morning the green was in splendid playing order, and an enjoyable game resultedin a draw —61 points each. Scores (Milton names first): Clark, Moroney, Clayton, Henderson 11, M’lntyre, Blackley, Guest, Gray ID; Scoone, M’Kcchnie, Stechman, Cuff 20, O’Hara, Kirbv, Adam, Bishop 16; Moore, Harrington, Martin, Wyber SO, Rendall, Lewis, Hayward, Brewer 26. Totals: Milton, 61; Balclutha, 61. In (ho other South Otago Centro matches on Saturday, Balclutha No. 1 team beat the hitherto invincible Kaitangata team by 24 points on the Balclutha Green. Scores (Kaitangata names first): —Prydo’s rink 20, Watt’s rink 13; Clement’s rink 15, Bennie’s rink 25; Kyle’s rink 12, Buchanan’s rink, 25. Totals; Kaitangata, 47; Balclutha, 63.