BOWLING
LADIES’ TOURNAMENT RINKS COMPETITION CONTINUED. The Otago Ladies’ Bowling Association’s tournament was continued yesterday, when, in spite of the wintry weather, another round was completed on the Mornington and Kaikorar greens. At Green Island play was abandoned not long after it started. At Kaikorai only one section is being played. The following are the results of the day’s play:— MORNIGTON GREEN. SECTION A. Third Round. Mrs Jones (St. Kilda) 20 beat Mrs Johnston (Caversham) 18. Mrs Morrison (Otago) 20 beat Mrs Seddon (St. Clair) 17. Mrs Ashton (Phoenix) 18 beat Mrs Kane (Green Island) 16. Aggregates. Wins. Losses.
Third Round. Mrs Brugh (Caversham) 24 beat Mrs Paterson (Leith) 11. Mi’s Alexander (Dunedin) 19 beat Mrs Faulks (Pembroke) 11. Mrs Read (Anderson's Bay 17 beat Mrs Braithwaite (Port Chalmers) 10. Aggregates.
KAIKORAI GREEN. • SECTION A. Third Round. Mrs Wallace (Mornington) 2S beat Mrs Burnside (Leith) 18. Mrs M'Connell (Caversham) 29 beat Mrs Grieve (Otago) 19. Mrs Adess (St. Kilda) 15 beat Mrs Mullinger (Roslyn) 12. Mrs Faigan (Miller’s Flat) 23 beat Mrs Gardiner (Dunedin) 14. Aggregates.
To-day the pairs competition will be continued on the Mornington, Green Island, Valley, Kaikorai, and Anderson’s Bay greens. Competitors playing at Green Island will be required to catfch the 8.30 a.m. bus. THE HARRAWAY SHIELD SOUTHLAND DEFEATS OTAGO. (Special to Daily Times.) INVERCARGILL, February 23. The annual match between Otago and Southland bowlers for the Harraway Shield was played this afternoon. Southland retaining the shield by the narrow margin of one point. Rain fell throughout the morning, but the Southland green dried rapidly, and play commenced at 2.45 p.m. Though on the heavy side, the green played well. Great excitement prevailed in the closing stages of the match. Otago has won the shield six times and Southland five. The following are the detailed scores:—
In the evening the same Otago team met a different Southland team _in a friendly game, the home side winning by 95 points to 88.
Mrs Jones 3 0 Mrs Kane/'. 2 1 Mrs Morrison .. .. 2 1 Mrs Seddon 1 2 Mrs Ashton 1 2 Mrs Johnston .. .. 0 ( 3 SECTION B.
Wins. Losses. Mrs Alexander.. .. 3 0 Mrs Faulks .. 2' 1 Mrs Brush .. .. .. 2 1 Mrs Read .. .. ... 2 1 Mrs Braithwaite .. 0 3 Mrs Paterson .. ..0 3
Wins., Losses. Mrs Adess .. .. .. 3 0 Mrs Wallace .. .. 3 0 Mrs M'Connell .. 2 1 Mrs Faigan.. .. .. 2 ■ 1 Mrs Grieve .. .. .. 1 2 Mrs Mullinger .. .. 1 2 Mrs Burnside .. .. 0 3 Mrs Gardiner .. .. 0 3
s. 0. Scandrett, Meredith, Service, Smith 31 — MTherson, Gallaher, Will, Connor .. — 22 Parsons, Harvey, Scobie, Bar12 nett — Smith, Hardie, Lambeth, Ferguson — 39 Buchanan, Chaplin,- Graham, Thorn 26 • E. J. Smith, F. Smith, Allan, 17 Shepherd — Robertson, Ray, Geddes, 18 Stevenson — Hanning, Buist, Campbell, 27 Ussher — Torrance, Donaldson, Snow, D. 21 H. Thomson — O’Connell, Kingston, Rowley, 13 Falconer .. .. . • - • — Frobarth, Batchelor, Froggart, 21 Pryde — Ellis, Forsyth, Tamblyn, Cun31 ningham .. • • • • • • • • — Bain, J. Thomson, Lyng, Eccle20 ton _ • • — Rigby. Nees, Mullenger, Gar19 diner — Nicholson, Stevens, Turnbull, 32 M'Gorlick .. ...... — Peters, Thomson, Armit, Har12 raway ' 181 180
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21578, 25 February 1932, Page 6
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