The Lambie Shield

Opunake Times, 24 February 1933, Page 2

The Lambie Shield

ANNUAL BOWLING TOURNEY DETAILS OF SECTION PLAY. The weather throughout the section play for the Lambie Snield bowling tournament which commenced on Wednesday has not been too good and the section play which concluded yesterday was several times held up on this account. Nevertheless, the play was of a very good standard, in many eases the final head, and occasionally an extra head was played to decide the winner. Owing to the large number of entries received, it was found necessary to transfer rinks to Rahotu and Pihama greens. The condition of the greens at each place was of high class order and the arrangements made by those in charge was all that could be desired.

_At Opuuake the visitors were welcomed to the green by the president (Mr. Graham Hammond) who, in the course of his remarks, mentioned the happy spirit and sportsmanship that prevailed amongst bowlers. All were gathered to play their best and the losers would be the first to acclaim the victors. He trusted the green would suit all present, much work having been completed to bring it up to its present high standard. In conclusion he hoped that-all would enjoy the games and that the competition would be keen. Mr. F. Julian, in a few well chosen remarks, welcomed bowlers to the Pihama green. His club was always happy to have visitors on the green and on such an auspicious occasion as the Lambie Shield tourney, he hoped those taking part would find the greens in good order and the games enjoyable. At ILahotu, Mr. D. Williams expressed pleasure at seeing such a good crowd of bowlers present to take part in the tournament. He congratulated the club on the excellence of their green and wished all present the best of luck in the games to be played.

The holders of the shield since its inception hove been Glengarry and Lamhie (1930). Marcroft and Moron (1931) and McCroue and Sinclair (1932).

Results were as follows: SECTION A. Round 1.

Clare, Dalrymple 15 v. K. Tito Wi Patene 18.

O’Neil], Williams 18 v. Brennan, lies Forges 20. A. Clarke, Pohe Tito IT v. Tail, Gardner 29. Roebuck, Brooke 31 v. Boardman, Green 6. Round 2. Williams 19 v. Green 25. Pohe Tito 33 v. Wi Patene 15. Brooke 20 v. Des Forges 21. Dalrymple 17 v. Gardner 19. Round 3. Pohe Tito 21 v. Brooke 10. Gardner 18 a*. Green IT. Dalrvmple 10 v. Williams IT. Wi Patene 20 v Des Forges 19. Round 4. Gardner 2T v. Des Forges IT. Dalrymple 16 v. Brooke 25. Wi Patene 38 v. Green 18. Pohe Tito 2d v. Williams 15. Round 5. Dalrymple 25 v. Green 10. Williams 8 v. Wi Patene 25. Pohe Tito 27 v. Des Forges 11. Brooke 18 v. Gardner 16. SECTION B. Round 1.

Mart-roll, Moron 20 v. Tail Track 15.

Glengarry, Lamliie 17 v. I l ’. Sole, Lewis 23. Bitchie, Fearer 20 v. J. Hart, Lawn 19.

Round 2. Lewis 19 v. Moron 18. Track 18 v. Fearer 15. Lawn 18 v. Lambie 20. Round 3. Fearer 14 r. Lewis 27. Moron 27 r. Lambie 19. Lawn 18 r. Track 28. Round 4. Moron 27 r. Lawn 17. Fearer 11 r. Lambie 30. Tyack 20 r. Lewis 19. Round 5. Fearer 31 r. Moron 24. Lewis 19 r. Lawn 11. Tyack 20 v. Lambic 7. SECTION C. Round t. Hikaka, Julian 2G r. Andrews, Muir 17, Fr. Kennedr, Stephenson 18 v. Hickey, Wilson 17. Huff, Bradford 19 r. Carrington, Anderson 27. Round 2, Anderson 25 r. Steuben.son 20. Muir 13 r. Bradford 21. Wilson 15 r. Julian 20. Round 3,

Bradford 0 v. Wilson 20. •Tnlian 27 v. Stephenson 9. Anderson 16 v. Muir 21. Round 4. Julian 19 a t . Anderson 11. Bradford 12 v. Stephenson 19 Muir 23 v. Wilson 24. Round 5. Bradford 19 a*. Julian 13. Wilson 22 a - . Anderson 15. Muir 19 v. Stephenson 8. SECTION I). Round 1.

Edwards, Eaves 21 v. Dawson, Linforth 16. Doyle, Kupe 15 v. MeCrone, Sinclair 16. Riley, Edwards 10 v. Pennington. Inder 20.

Wilson, Looney 10 v. Callugliau, Walker 25. Round 2. Knpe 13 v. Walker 20. Edwards 40 v. Linforth 10. Looney S v. Sinclair 33. Eaves 15 v. Inder 22.

Round 3, , Edwards 17 r. Looney 16.'»Inder 19 r. Walker 12. Fares 14 r. Kune 20. Linfortli 8 r. Sinclair 32. Round 4. Inder 14 r. Sinclair 2T. Fares 10 v. Looney 13. Linfortli 17 r. Walker 24. Edwards 20 r. Kupe 16. Round 5. Fares 8 r. Walker 5 (unfinished). Kupe 3 r. Linfortli 8 (unfinished). Edwards 8 r. Sinclair 19. Looney 4 y. Inder 5 (unfinished). Sinclair r. Edwards match was the only one completed in round 5 of Section 1). In .the event of the former winning, the other games would have no bearing on the result. SUMMARY. Section A.

SnCTiQ, Section A: WijflHPcSihe I’ito and N. Gardner with 4 wins each have lied and will play off. Section B: J. Track defeated W. Lewis B—3. Section C: Won outright In’ F. Julian. Section D; Won outright by T. H. H. Sinclair.

THE FINALS. The semi-finals and finals are being played to-day and will be posted on our notice board in the window to-night.

.Wins Losses NVi Patene .. 4 1 Gardner .. 4 1 Poke Tito ........ .. 4 1 Brooke .. 3 2 Des Forges o 3 Dalrymple . i 4 Green . i 4 Williams . i 4 Section B. Wins Losses Tvack . 4 1 Lewis 4 Moron . 3 2 leaver . 3f $ 1 amkie 0 3 Lawn . 0 5 Section c. Wins Losses Julian . 4 1 Wilson . 3 9 Muir 9 3 Stephenson o 3 Bradford 2 3 Anderson 2 3 Section D. Wins Losses Sinclair . 5 0 Inder . 4 1 Walker 3 2 Haves . 3 2 Hdwards . 3 2 Linfortli 1 4 Kupe "" 1 4 Looney A