BOWLING.
DOMINION TOURNAMENT. PAIRS CHAMPIONSHIP. FIRST DAY’S PLAY. (Pee Unitel Peess Association.) CHRISTCHURCH, January 17. The Dominion bowling tournament was continued to-day in dull but cool weather. A start was made with the pairs championships, 208 pairs divided into 34 sections taking part. Three rounds were played. Those winning all their games were;—Rollinson (Opawa), Renton (St. , Albans), Gordon (St. John’s), Naylor (Canterbury), S. Hutchison (Dunedin), Watson (Edgeware), Efford (Edgeware), Becconsall (Sydenham), Menzio (Ashbury), Fielding (Hataita), Smith (St, Albans), Benefield (St. John’s), Edwards (Temuka), Hargreaves (Rangiora), Neill (Dunedin), Foster (Caledonian), M‘Curdy (St. Kilda), Buchan (Balmacewan), Kruse (Hastings), Steanea (Opawa), Logan (Maitai), Kershaw (Linwood), Tilburn (St. Clair), Aitchison (Caledonian) Lowry (Kelburn), Monk (Kaiapoi), A. Smellie (St. Clair), Reynolds (Wanganui East), and Dowland (St. Kilda)^ NOTES ON THE PLAY. .SOUTHERN PLAYERS’ DOINGS. (Special io Daily Times.) CHRISTCHURCH, January 17. Although the sun shone out occasionally to-day the weather for the continuation of the New Zealand Bowling Association's championship tournament was dull for the greater part of the day with a much lower temperature than on Monday. The greens were still fast, however, and all of them appear to be wearing well. Three rounds were played in the pairs competition, leaving two to bo disposed of to-morrow. No fewer than 208 pairs are taking part, and the championship has been divided into 34 sections with two sections on each green. Seventeen greens were in use to-day and the same number will be played on tomorrow. The competition is being played in sections, each pair playing five games of 21 heads each. At the conclusion of the section play ties will be played off. If two pairs tie for a section a game of 21 heads will be played, but if more than two pairs tie a section tie of 12 heads null be played, and the umpire will arrange for a draw to decide which pair is entitled to the bye. Play will then follow until the section winner is found. Where sections on tho same green are won outright, the section winners will play tho same day to find the green winner. Green winners will take part in tho post-sectional play which will be on the sudden death principle, each game to consist of 21 heads or two hours and three-quarters. The Pairs competition will be continued to-morrow. It is anticipated that the greens will be in use until about 9 p.m., as after the fourth and fifth rounds are concluded post-sectional play will' take place. A match, North Island v. South Island, will be played on President’s Day (Thursday) on the Canterbury Club’s green, toe teams in respect of which will be announced later. The following are the results of the games in which the southern players took part:— FIRST ROUND. St. Albans (J. Broad and J. D. Renton) 19 v Riverton (J. Kingsland and A. E. Willett) 18. , . , Dunedin (H. Gardiner and S, Hutchison) 25 v. Canterbury (A. Taylor and J. C. Smith) 16. , , Kdgewar© (P. Matson and W. Efford) 16 v. Roslyn (J. W. Thomas and W, G. Lindsay) 14 at. Clair (G. Bishop and E. Longworth) 20 v. Linwood (W. Wallwork and H. Burson) 15. . _ _ _. ~ .... Dunedin (J. Higgmson - and J, D Smith) 24 v. Mount Eden, Auckland (Daisley and J. H. Trayes) 18. Phoenix, Oamaru (H. L. Familton and A. Slater) 27 v. Caledonian (F. Kettle and V Langley) 19. , _ Remuera (M. M. M'Callum and J. Wooller) 24 v. Dunedin (A. J. Gregory and F. J. M'Cullough) 19. • > oo Ashbury (A. Cullen and D. Menzies) 23 v. Caledonian (L. Edwards and J. Scott) 20 Heathcote (W. Deare and J. Morgan) 23 v. North End, Invercargill (G. P. Thomson and J. Hain) 17. Phoenix, Oamaru (R. Malcolm and A. Bastings) 17 v. Edgeware (C. Brundsden and J D. Colville) 15. Beckenham, Christchurch (T. D. Fox and J. J. M‘Gimpsey) 15 v. St. Clair (C. Ruhen Caledonian (W. Lloyd and W. D. Wyatt) 17 v. Mount Eden (X. Turner and J. Findlav) ' 14 St. Albans (J. N. Dufeu and A. E. Smith) 23 v. Southland (J. O. Thomson and D. H. Thomson) 19. Linwood [C. Iggo and F. Williams) 24 v. Dunedin (J. C. Rigby and J. HutchiDunedin (J. H. Wilkinson and Neill) 23 v. Matai (G. P. Russell and D. Whiting) Caledonian (D. Hutchison and W. Foster) 24 v. Seatoun (P. R. Jackson and J. GiiBalmacewan (T. Hindis and T. Ferguson) 28 v. Southland (A. W. Clarke and A J. Hewitt) 18. , T St. Kilda (P. H. Edvyards and J. M‘Curdy) 22 v. Lyttelton (W. C. G. Taylor and J. H. Collins) 18. , . Balmacewan (W. Millm and J Buchan) 24 v. Cashmere (W. Saddler and C. E. (W. J. Garnett and J. Kruse) 25 v. Carlton (A. Coutts and H. Clarke) 17 Roslyn (C. Heycock and C. E. Tyrrell) 20 v. Edgeware (R. B. Bunt and P. L. (J. Herd and H. J.West) 27 v. Kaituna (G. Galloway and F. Smith) 18. St Clair (W. K. M'Kittnck and C. Tilburri) 19 v. Grey mouth (W. Scott and A. H 'Caleffimian (J. J- «gd R. Aitchison) 24 v. Ponsonby (V. Smith and G North'End 2 . I 'lnvercargill (T. Meredith and S. Smith) 26 v. Lyall Bay, Wellington (W. Marshall and G. H. Noad) 21. St Clair (D. M. Pastier and A. Smellie) 19 v. Hastings (J. Crichton and J. R. Esson) 16. r> tt Wanganui East (J. Moorby and G. H. Reynolds) 26 v. Caledonian (W. Elliott and W. Lathan) 17. , T -n St Kilda (W. R. Todd and J. Dowland j 21 v Southland (W. D. MTRobie and J. Strong) 10. , _ _ , , Kaituna (H. Reid and D. Cormack) 23 v. Kelburn, Wellington (L. C. Forgie and E. K. Lomas) 19. ' Ashbury (R. Ford and P. Ogagan) 21 v. Dunedin (J. D. Best and E. Harraway) (A. M. Ayling and W. Stewart) 17 v. Sumner (A. Topping and J. H. Thomas) 12. SECOND ROUND. Opawa (S. Maddren and A. F. Rollinson) 18 v. Kaituna (H. Reid and D. Cormack) 11. ... , . Carlton, Auckland (G. Gladding and A. Coltman) 15 v. V. Riverton (J. Kingsland and A. E. Willett 14; Dunedin (H. Gardiner and S. Hutchison) 36 v. Runanga (F. Heslin and H. Munson) 14. Roslyn (J. W. Thomas and W. G. Lindsay) 21 v. St. John’s, Wanganui (J. M‘Millan and R. Green) 13. St. Clair (G. Bishop and E. Longworth) 29 v. Masterton (I). Lett and W. Harte) IS. . Greymouth (W. Graham and D. M'Kay) 26 v. Dunedin (J. Higginson and J. D.‘Smith) 22. T . Phrenix, Oamaru (H. L. Familton and ■4 Slater) 25 v. Kaiapoi (J. Barnard and J.‘ D. Williams) 13. Canterbury (W. E. Maynard and O. C. Cox) 25 v. Caledonian (J. Hamilton and V. Langley) 17. Dunedin (A. J. Gregory and F. J. M'Cullough) 21 v. Sumner (J. Martin and T. F. Chambers) 17. Caledonian (L. Edwards and J. Scott) 20 v. Canterbury (T. Halliburton and R. J. Penrose) 18. Phoenix, Oamaru (R. Malcolm and A. Bastings) 23 v. Shannon (J. Gagliardi and J. A. Roach) 14. St. Clair (C. Ruhen and C. Coull) 27 v. Sydenham (W. T. Turland and C. Madsen) 20. Hataitai (J. Kershaw and W. Fielding) 22 v. Caledonian (W. Lloyd and W. Wyatt) 17. Cashmere, Christchurch (J. H. Seymour and C. J. Morrison) 23 v. United, Chrustchurch (G. Reed and S. J. Thomson) 22. Edgeware, Christchurch (P. Munn and J. A. Hayman) 31 v. Dunedin (J. C. • Rigby and J. Hutchison) 14. Dunedin (J. H, Wilkinson and T.
Neill) 23 v. Opawa (E. G. Rawnsley and H. M. Hunter) 17. Caledonian (D. Hutchison and W. Foster) 29 v. Spreydon, Christchurch (W. D. Allan and W. Milner) 12. Sumner (T. W. Johnson and E. A. Johnston) 20 v. Balmacewan (T. Hindle and T. Feflguson) 16. Edgeware (J. Stewart and A. L. Gordon) 21 v. Southland (A. W. Clarke and A. J. Hewitt) 10. St. Kilda (P. H. Edwards and J. M'Curdy) 23 v. Island Bay (T. Johnston and A. B. Duff) 22. Balmacewan (W. Millin and J. Buchan) 22 v. Linwood (R. M‘Kinley and R. Haworth) 19. Roslyn (C. Heycock and C. E. Tyrell) 17 v. Canterbury (W. G. Ives and W. F. Raphael) 15. Kaituna (G. Galloway and F. Smith) 20 v. Carlton (W. Bates and G. Deare) 19. St. Clair (W. J. M'Kittrick and C. Tilburn) 21 v. Christchurch (J. W. Dollan and C. Maddren) 17. Caledonian (J. J. Hinchcliff and R. Aitchison) 21 v. Sumner (F. Cooper and W. J. Hampton) 19. Kaiapoi (Mealings and E. Monk) 23 v. Dunedin (J. D. Best and E. Harraway) 17. Beckenham (J. Parr and H. Williams) 19 v. Southland (A. M. Ayjing and W. Stewart) 17. Mount Eden, Auckland (T. Nairn and H. Bainbridge) 18 v. North End, Invercrgill (T. Meredith and S. Smith) 15. St. Clair (D. M. Fastier and A. Smellie) 22 v. Canterbury (E. Bartleet and W. E. Maynard) 21. , „ „ „ Papanui (J. Quigley and E. J. Barnes) 23 v. Caledonian (W. Elliott and W. Latham) 11. . . , _ Southland (W. D. M‘Robie and J. Strong) 27 v. Leeston (H. Neave and R. G. Power) 22. St. Kilda (W. R. Todd and J. Dowland) 22 v. Rangiora (C. Blair and R. H. Bailey) 19. THIRD ROUND. Kaituna (H. Reid and D. Cormack) 18 v. West End, Auckland (A. Hardley and T. Hosking) 16. Riverton (J. Kingsland and A. E. Willetts) 30 v. Nelson (H. Wilding and the Rev. J. G. S. Bartleet) 22. Dunedin (H. Gardiner and S. Hutchison) 21 v. Christchurch (H. Adand and G. A. Mazey) 15. United (G. H. Bilcliff and H. E. B. Watson) 30 v. Roslyn (J. W, Thomas and G. Lindsay) 13. Newtown, Wellington (S. C.. Middlebrook and J. Pollock) 27 v. St. Clair (G. Bishop and E. Longworth) 20. Sydenham (E. Langley and J. Becconsall) 18 v. Dunedin (J. Higginson and J. D. Smith) 17. Petono (J. Battersby and N. Donoghuc) 20 v. Caledonian <J. Hamilton and V. Langley) 15. , „ _ Canterbury (W. E. Maynard and O. Q. Cox) 21 v. Phoenix. Oamaru (H. L. Fami‘ton and A. Slater) 15. Island Bay, Wellington (N. F, Willoughby end D. Munro) 20 v. Dunedin (A. J. Gregory and E. J. M'Cullough) 11. Caledonian (L. Edwards and J- Scott) 10 v. Nelson (G. T. Kemp and G. A. Harkness) 13. Sydenham (W. T. Turland and C. Madsen) 20 v. Pnoenis, Oamaru (E. Malcolm and A. Bastings). 19. Edgeware (C. Brundsden and a. D. Co.ville) 18 v St. Clair (C. Euhen and T. Ccull) 15. Caledonian (W. Lloyd and W. D. Wyatt) 22 v. Kaiapoi (J. Taplin and G. Hall) 21. Southland (J. C. Thomson and D. H. Thomson) 24 v. United, Christchurch (G. Reed and S. J. Thomson) 20. Dunedin ij. C. Rigby and J. Hutchison) 31 v Sydenham {G. B. Rawlinson and 1. 1. Freeman) 20. . „ .... Dunedin (J H. Wilkinson and 1- Neill) 24 v. Auckland (C. Muston and M. Walker) 23. Caledonian (D. Hutchison and W. Foster) 25 v. United, Christchurch (F. Brown ana W. H. Banks) 12. Balmacewan (T. Hindle and T. Ferguson) 25 v. Paparua (P. D. M‘Nab and V . Worsley) 13. , _ St. Kilda (P. E. Edwards ana a. M'Curdy) 30 v. Wakefield (Burgess and Shuttleworth) 24. , Balmacewan (W. Millan and J* Buchan) 23 v. Opawa (L. Munns and J. R. Pnsit) 14. Mount Eden (Sheriffs and J. E. Conies) 23 v. Roslyn (C. Heycock and C. E. iyrrell) 19. , _ „ ..., Kaituna (G. Galloway and F. Smith, 19 v. Sydenham (T. Cornish and D. M KenZl St. l Clair (W. J. M'Kittrick and C. Tilburn) 19 v. Lyall Bay, Wellington (J. Allan and W 7. Flack) 18- , _ Caledonian (J. J. Hmchchff and K. Aitchison) 22 v. Newtown (C. Davis and L. C DuiSin l7 (J. D. Best and E Harraway; 19 v. Christchurch (A. Dey and J. Amger) 17. Southland (A. M. Ayling and W. Stewart) 19 v. Masterton (A. V. Faulkner and J. K North b ' End. Invercargill (T. Meredith and S. Smith) 26 v. Sydenham (J. Shrimpton and W. Coote) 18. _ , . _ ... St. Clair (D M. Fastier and A. Smelhe) 22 v. Kaiapoi (J. Yellowlees and *. U (W. Elliott and W. Latham) 21 v. Sydenham (S. White and T. Strong) (W. D. M‘Robie and J. Strong) 22 v. Rangiora (C. Blair and R* Bailojl 15 St. Kilda (W. R. Todd and J. lowland) 2?- v. Lyttelton (D. Page and o. Smclairi 15.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20309, 18 January 1928, Page 10
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