BOWLING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 20974, 13 March 1930, Page 3

BOWLING.

LADIES’ SINGLES. CHAMPION" OP CHAMPIONS’ CONTEST. The annual Ladies’ Champion of Champions’ Singles Competition was commenced on. the Caledonian green yesterday morning, and although a fresh southwesterly breeze hampered the players considerably in the morning, it died down towards midday, with the result that conditions for the afternoon’s play were ideal. The green was in perfect order, and considerable interest was added to the contest by the J fact that visiting bowlers from Roxburgh, Naeeby, Balchitha, and Awamoa, were competing. Prior to the commencement of the games, the president of the Ladies’ Bowling Association. Mrs Wallace, extended a welcome to the visitors, and expressed the hope that everyone would enjoy the contest under the best possible conditions. ,• M'Tigue welcomed the players on behalf of the Caledonian Bowling Club, aud expressed pleasure that so many entries had come forward, and at seeing so many spectators present. He wished tue players success and hoped they would nave an enjoyable game;— The following are tlae results:— First Round. Mrs Morrison (Otago) 20, beat Miss Gray (North-East Valley) 13. Mrs Craighead (Green Island) 10, beat Mrs Seddon (St. Clair) 14. M™.Prison (Mornington) 17, beat Mrs Weaver (Roxburgh) 15. ~ Falck (St. Clair) 26, beat Mrs Neilly (Naseby) 11. Mrs Brough (Caversham) 19, beat Miss Grant (Leith) 18. V ¥.- s T/ lst , on (Dunedin) 22, beat Mrs Eedlie (Anderson’s Bay) 11. Mrs Kennedy (Awamoa) 20, boat Mrs Lattnnore (Balclutha) 11. Second Round. Mrs Craighead 11, beat Mrs Morrison (Otago) 11. • Mis Falck 24. beat Mrs Morrison (Mornington) 10. Mrs Kennedy 20. beat Miss Gray 11. Mrs Weaver 21. beat Mrs Seddon 10. Miss Grant 27. beat Mrs M'Neilly 11. FS J( ecl 23, beat Mrs Baltimore 12. Mrs Easton 16. beat Mrs Brough 14. Mesdamesi Seddon, M’Neilly, and Lattimore, and Miss Gray, each with two losses, wore eliminated at this stage. Third Round. Mrs Falck 23, beat Mrs Craighead 15. Mrs Easton 25, boat Mrs Kennedy 21. Mrs weaver 21, beat Miss Grant 12. Mrs Morrison (Otago) 19, beat Mrs Lcdhc 12. Mrs Morrison (Mornington) 20, boat Mrs Brough 14. Mesdames Ledlio and Brough and Miss Grant dropped out at this stage. Fourth Round. Mrs Easton 22, beat Mrs Weaver 12 Craighead 22, beat Mrs Kennedy Mrs Morrison (Otago) 18, beat Mrs Morrison (Mornington) 17. Mrs Falck a bye, Mesdames Morrison (Mornington). w eaver, and Kennedy were eliminated at tins stage leaving Mesdames Easton and 1' alck (two lives), and Mesdames Mor(Otago) and Craighead (one life) still in the competition. To-day’s play will commence at 9 a.m., W j n T.T Mr3 -,r Eas . ton will P la >’ Mrs Falck, and Mrs Morrison will play Mrs Craighead. It is hoped to play the final about I p.Tn, DUNEDIN CLUB v. TEACHERS. (Dunedin names first.) Smith, Briggs Sullivan, Petersen 17, oproat, Wi son, Wood, Moir 12; Duthie Frame. Williamson, W, Smith 17, Harrison, Jones, Patterson, Rawlinson 18: Robertson Bryant, Smith, Deare IS Rodger, Ryan Coutts, Matheson 18;’ Gnndley, Cockroil, Miles, Bentley 23, Rawlinson, Bradstock, Pope, Rodger 9w m n l? n ’m Jo , nes ’ Duthie, Gardiner 13, Waddell, Tucker, Hilgendorf, Abel 16: Bridgman. Jack Hunter. A. Harraway 21 Moore, Lynskey, Booth, Clarke 9. totals: Dunedin 109. Teachers 82.