GISBORNE’S WINTER SHOW

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19027, 29 May 1936, Page 11

GISBORNE’S WINTER SHOW

ANOTHER LARGE CROWD PIXCi-PuXli AND DANCING FURTHER RESULTS T T p to this stage of the fourteenth annual show of the Poverty Bay Winter Show Association the weather has been kind, and another large crowd of patrons was admitted last ni'dit to Messrs. Common, Shelton am! Company’s wuolsiorc in Peel street, where tile exhibits are on display. A henvv shower of rain fell just before the conclusion of the evening session which caught a number unprepared. Tli,. ping-pong championship piny drew its quota of interested onlookers and the best game of the evening was bet ween A. D. Peterson, Auckland, and W. M. Wildish, Gisborne, the latter one of the best players in the Gisborne Amateur Athletic and Harrier Social t'lnh. Both men played to Die back of the table, cautiously and steadily. Peterson had n slashing backhand which earned him scvcial points. In general table-eiaft, however, the players were equally mat cited and there were* several good rallies. Peterson hud most of Die lurk with net halls. An even game. 1 1)i ongliotil saw Peter son gradually increase his lead to gain a well-earned victory hv ID points to 2,‘k This game was in Section six. In Section five the scries was won hv T. Muir, the champion ol the Marisl Tennis ('lull and a prominent Amateur Athletic Club ping-pong player. Muir was too good in nil departments for his opponents. Section lour was won hv A. McMahon, another club player, who won till his ma tidies, lie is a player who mixes speed with strategy, ami « it several occasions he trapped bis opponents into giving away pm’><>.•. The Gis borne A mat cur At It let ie. and Harrier Social Club’s entrants have played .Vi games and won -ID Of their 14 losses five were to their fellow club members and .this fact shows that out of the 55 games they have played they have been beaten only in nine of these by outside players. Mix sections have been completed and the social club players have headed live of them without a loss. Sections seven anil eight, and nine, a new section that hits been added to accommodate late entries, will he played this evening. The officials think that they might he aide to take a few more entries in this section, BING-FONG RKSCDTS

Results in the section piny are us follow: Section 4. —A. AlcMaliou hen! Malcolinson, 31—20; boat Anderson, 31- —lit; heat, Kennedy, 31— 8; heat Quinn, 31 —IN; heat Slieiibury, 31—11; beat Quigley, 31 —7. J. Maleolmson lost to McMahon, 20—31; lost to Anderson, 28—31; beat. Kennedy, 31 —21; lost to Quinn, 24 —31; beat Stieldmry, 31—24; won by default from Quigley. L. W. Anderson lost to .McMahon, I. —3l; beat Maleolmson, 31 —2.5; heat Kennedy, 31—18; lost. to Quinn, 10—31; lost to St id) bury, 31 —33; beat Quigley, 31 —23. W. Kennedy lost to McMahon, 8—31; lost to Malcolmson, 21 —31; lost to Anderson, 18—31; lost by default to Quinn; beat. Stichbury,' 31 —22; beat Quigley, 3.1—20. R. J. Quinn lost, to McMaltou, 18 —31; beat Maleolmson, 31- —24; beat Anderson, 31 —19; won by default from Kennedy; beat Stichbury, 31—20; won by default .front Quigley. It. C. Stichbury lost to McMahon, 11—31; hist to Maleolmson, 24- —31; beat Anoerson, 33 —31; lost to Kennedy, 22 —31; lost to Quinn, 20—31; beat Quigley, 3i—23. i. J. Quigley lost to MeAliihon, It—33; lost by default to Mnl’cplmson; lost to Anderson, 23—31; lost to Kennedy, 2(1 —31; lost by default to Quinn; lost to Stiehlmry, 23 —31. Section £. —T. Muir heat Kennedy, 31 —10; heat Knlin, 31—17: heat Neale, 31—25; heal Stiebbury. 31—25; heat Hampton. 31—24: heat Balfour, 3L—l4. 11. Kennedy lost to Muir. 10 —31 ; lost to Kuhn, 2b —-31; lost to Neale, 20—31; ,ost to Stiehlmry, 21—51: lost to Hamilton, 30— 32; won bv default from Bat four. Vv. Kohu lost to Aluiv, IT- —31; beat Kenedy. Sl—26: lost to Neale. 1.7 31: lost to SDehlutry. 20—31; hst to Hampton. 27—31 ; lost to Balfour. 30— 38. O. M. Neale lost to Muir. 25 31 ; heat Kennedy, 31 25; heat Kolm. 31 — 17: lent Stiehhniy, 31 15; lost to Hampton. 28- 31 , won hv default from Balfour. A. Sliehlutry lost to vluir, 25 31 ; heat Kennedy. 31 21 ; beat Kolm. 31 -29; lost to Neale, 15 - ?.i ; lost to Hampton, 27--51 ; won hv default from Balfour. A. Hampton lord to Muir, 22—31 : heat Kennedy. 32-30; heat Kolm, 31 - 27; heat Neale, 31—28: beat Sliehbuvy. 31 87; heat I’a Hour, 31—23, D. Balfour lost to Muir. 14—2! ; lost by default to Kennedy; beat Kolm. 30 36: lost bv default to Neale ; lout by default to Stiehlmry; lost to Hampton, 23 31.

Section 6.- AV, M. Wildish heat Armstrong. 51—13: heal, Crafts, 31 28: heat, Morrison. 31 24; heat. Chambers. 31— 18 : heat Bahlrev. 31 - 14 ; lost to IVtorson, 2 7 - s|. I).' Armstrong lost to Wildish. 13—31 : lost In Crafts. 23—31 ; heal Morrison. 31 -?(); heat Chambers. 31 95 ; lost to Raid rev. 29 —3l : lost to Peterson. 16—31. T. Crufts lost to Wildish, 28—31; heat A mist roup'. 31—23; heat Morrison, 31—24- heal Chambers. 31—25; heat Raldrey, 31-16: lost to Peterson, 19 —3D A. .Morrison lost to Wildish. 24-31; Inst to Armstrong. 20—31 : lost to Crafts. 24—31 : heat. Chambers. 31-28; lost 1.1 Baldrev. 27 31 ; lo t to Peterson, 10—31. F. Cliatnhers lost to Wildish. 18—31 ; lost to Armstrong. 25—31; lost lo Crafts. 26 31: lost, lo Morrison. 2.8 31 : lost In Rnidrey. 27—31 ; Inst to Peterson. 18 —31. R- R. Raldrey lost to Wildish. 14 —31 ; heal Armstronei. 31 27: last to Crafts. 16—31 : heal Morrison. 31—27: heat Chambers. 31 —5.9: lost lo Peterson. 16—3 D A. D. Peterson heat Wildish. 31—23: heat Armstrong, ol—16: heal Crafts. 31-19: heat Morrison. 31 britl ('liamDers. 31—18: beat Raldrcv. 31 16.

The ‘unnmary of results in section play is as follows: Keel ion 4 A McMahon. 6 wins, no losses. R. J. Quinn. 5 wins. I loss; J. Maleolmson. 3 wins. 3 losses: D. W. \ndersou. 3 wins. 3 losses; W. Kennedy. 8 wins. 4 losses: R. I'. Klichlwrv. 2 wins. 4 losses; T. ,7. Quigley, no wins. 6 losses. . Keel inn 5 T. Muir. 6 wins, no losses; A. Hamnlon. 5 wins. 1 loss • 0. M. Neale. 4 wills, 2 losses: A. KUelihnrv. 3 wins. 3 losses; If. Kennedv. 1 •■■in. r - losses ; AY. Kolm, 1 win. 5 losses; !,. Balfour. ! win. 5 losses. Sect if, <l 6 . \ T.i Peterson. 6 wins, no t»x: W. M. Wildish. .5 win-. 1 loss; T. ” •efts. 4 " ins. 5 t'esses ; R. R. Bslibev 7 " ins. 3 kisses; 7). A I'lnstnuo'. 2 wins. A losses: A. Morrison. 1 win. 5 losses ; F. C l, ambers, no wins. 6 losses. NATIONAL DANCING

A mil In r feature of last evening’s programme was the national dancing section. and there was even a larger 1 m ill - ’•!';• of sue-tator-; round the dais than on the opening nudit. There, will he no danf inv 1 0-11 i til 1 1. lint it will l e continued to-morrow evening. The novice fling for