BOWLS

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17238, 19 April 1930, Page 3

BOWLS

MARLBOROUGH TOURNEY (Pur Press Association.) lU.F..NHLIM. this day. The Marlborough bowling tournament is being held in good weather. The posimoo of the teams at the end of the third round is as follows: Laughioii (Newtown), 3 wins, no losses; Kllis (Woburn), j and 0: Uaddi (Blenheim), 3 and 0; Waters (Blenheim), 3 and 0; .Warwick (Newtown). 3 and 0; A- Hodgson (Marlborough/, 3 and 0: Bull (Blenheim), 2 and I;'Nicholas (Blenheim), 2 and 1; Russell (Newtown), 2 and 1; llebley (Picton), 2 and I; Alex. Smith (Awatere) 2 and 1 ; Whiteford (Blenheim), 2 and 1; Garland (Rangiora), 2 and 1; <5. A. Smith (Picton), 2 and 1; Norton iMasterton). 2 and 1: Torrance (Blenheim), 2 and 1.; Collins (Kdgeware), 2 •uid I; Marietta (Marlborough)> 2. ad. 1; Nicol ' (Picton), 2 find 1; Mitchell (Blenheim), 2 and 1: Webster (Picton), ] and 2: Healv (Blenheim). 1 and 2: Noble Adams (Blenheim), 1 and 2; young (Marlborough), 1 and 2; Stallard (\laitai), I and 2; Barker (Newtown). 1 and 2; Oldham (Picton), 1 and 2; Wadsworth (Blenheim), 1 and 2: Cathie (Karori), 0 and 3; Satherlev (Awatere) 0 and 3; Claughtou (Blenheim), 0 arm 3; Hasw.-.1l (Marlborough), 0 and 3 }< Duncan (Marlborough), 0 and 3; Wavin (Awatere], 0 and 5: Hargreaves (Rangio,a) 0 and 3: Dick (Awatere), 0 and 3. Six wins will qualify for the final play. The tournament is being continued to-rla-v and Monday, when the finals will |m fought out. The usual weekend Sounds excursion has been arranged.