Bowling Tournament.

Southland Times, Issue 15197, 29 March 1902, Page 2

Bowling Tournament.

Quite a large gathering of onlookers wit \ nessed the farst day's play on the local i greens. The weather was perfect and the | greens in capital order. M»ny of the games j were very closely contested, notably in the j matches Carswell v. Yates, Erskine v. McLaren, aud Wesney v. Craig, which pro- j duced specially interesting finishes. Play will be continued to-day, when the double i and singles are to be proeeded with, while on Monday the semi-finals and finals of I rinks and doubles will be fought out. Yesterdays score, ars aa follows ; — RINK MATCHES. Taylor Howie Torrance Heskins Rennio Masters Yates 20 W. 0. Smith 7 Craig Gilmour Norton Parfitt Dunlop Stephens A. E. Smith 31 Petchell 10 Hannah Bewley Bast Cuff Matthews Nelson C. Macgibbon 19 Scott 16 Allan Cross Mackie Martin Howell Munro Carswell 42 Kingsland 6 Gray Forde Taylor McNatty Moore Kingsland Taylor 25 Raeside 10 Cunningham J- Smith , Mitchell Wyber Gilkison Cox W. Wesney 19 Craig 18 Duncan — Hitchon Ruston Hislop — Nicholson 15 Tarltou 13 J. Blaikie England Mac Gibbon Macpherson Hartly Sebo Paterson 15 R. Wesney 10 j C. Smith Churton Poppelwell McLeau Garforth . J. Lock j Holmes 18 Porteous 9 j Hutchins Barclay BLall Lane j McPhail Stewart Bowden 17 Robertson 10 j Porter Gray Bissett McMillan J. E. Taylor Macpherson R. Taylor 21 Parlane 11 ! W. Stead King A. Aiißtin Brown Allan Martin Leggatt 17 T. Lock 13 ; Barnes Thompson Short Mcllwrick Foster Burnside McLaren 10 Erskine 15 J. McHwrlck Sievwright , j _V Johnstone Mason A. Storie Fruish Findlay 20 S. Finn 12 Second Tie. W. Wesney beat Mac Gibbon Leggat beat A. E. Smith Carswell beat Yatea Taylor (Milton) beat Nicholson Bowden beat Findlay Holmes beatß. Taylor (Southland) McLaren beat Paterson * Third Tie. McLaren beat Bowden Carswell beat W. Wesney Taylor (Milton) beat Holmes Leggat a bye, To-day in the semi-final McLaren plays Carswell, and Leggat plays Taylor. Doubles— lst Tie. Paterson and Blaikie 19— McNatty and James 15 Allan and Mackie 22— Duncan and Barclay 7 Cox and Wyber 13— Nelson and Macpherson 8 Burnside and Mcllwrick 22— Robertson and Stewart 17 Raeside and Forde a bye Fraish and Finn 15— McNatty and Kingsland 14 Sundstrom and Macpherson 13— Hitchon and Lane 12 Martin and Bust 26 -Sebo and Stead 14 Rennie and Yates 22 — Cameron and Beveridge 12 Nicholson and Hislop 20 —Allen and Leggat 17 Hutchins and Hall, a bye Sneddon and Cuff 17— Smith aud Cunningham. Gray and Moore and Holmes and Garforth, Austin and Hodges and Taylor and Taylor (Milton) are to play off on the Southland green at 8.30 a.m. to-day sharp. Second Tib. 1 Barnes and .Fisher v MoMillanand 2 Hutohins and Hall v Mollwriok and Findlay

3 Wesney and England v Nicholson and Hi-lop 4 Erskine and Porter v Short and McLaren 5 Bust and Martin v Gray and Moore or Holmes and Garforth 6 Howell and Carswell v Austin and Hodges or Taylor and Taylor (Milton) 1 Forde and Raeside v Fruish and Finn 8 Rennte and Yates v Allan and Mackie fTo be played on the South Green.] Northend Gbeen. 1 BurDside and Mcllwrick v Sneddon and Cuff 2 McPhail and Bowden v Smith and Craig 3 Gilkison and Lock v Scott and Bewley 4 Oii_— ton axicl Porteous v _*oppelw_n* a,n'<_ Smith 5 Paterson and Bl&ifciev Mason and Sievwright 6 Grant and Parlane v Win. Lock and McLeau 7 R- Taylor and J. EL Taylor v Sundstrom and McPherson j Kingsland and Johnston v. Cox and Wyber play on tlie first rink vacated Singles— First Tie. Howell, J. E. Taylor, Beveridge, Foster, Short, Raeside, Garforth, W. Mcllwrick, Mackie, Macpherson, Fruish and Carswell drew byes. Erskine plays Nicholson, Wm. Lock— Hislop, Finn — R. Taylor, Poppelw»ll — Sievwright; T. Lock — Moore, Jas. Allen — Hitchon, Blaikie — England, Johnstone — W. Allen,- McLean — Bust, B-wley — C. Smith, Kingsland — Hodges, Cox—Cameron, Leggat-— Craig, McLaren—J. Yates, W. C. Smith—J. Rennie, Duncan—Porteous, Findlay— Barnes, Paterson— D.. Tay. lor, J. Smith— W. Taylor,- W. Burnside— D. Holmes. [Per UirtTKi) Press Assoctation.] * Oamabc, March i_B. The bowling tournament' began io-day in good weather, but owing io the rtdebt- rain.; only one green was avaUable. The doubles are not yet concluded., J&cKfdtlowing are the results of the dou]M£_umd^' ; .-dur bowl: match: — First draw— Don and B. Mollison, 17— Ui-een and Miller, 10 ; Potter ., and Taylor, 19— Heid and C. Patterson, 13 ; Torpie anci D. Patterson IB— Coleman and Smith, 12 ; T. Reid and Waddell, 23—8. Mollison and Kennedy 16 ; Harraway and Acheaon, 21 — C. and W. Bee, 17. Second draw— Pottei: and Taylor; £2^Xoudoa and Buchanan, 18 ; Ogilvie and Di^Bee, 23— Thomas and vjcDougall; 12 ; Joyht and Barnett, 20— Crawford and Sneddon, 16; Barth and Sin' clair, 23— Smith and Payne, 19; Monsotu and Watsoni 22— Gilniout and Harris, 5 _ Rowley and Boom, I7r?Harraway and Aitcheson, 9; Parker and -Bishop, Vt-rV'' Brown and Green, 11; Turpie and jPaterson, 19— Manning and Gruer, 16; W.JW, Dawson and Meek, 18— McDonald and Smellie, 16; Don and Mollison^ 17— SwiJ-dley and Meyers, 13; Howe aniT Martin, 21 — Every and McKinnon, 15; W_t_o_t and Crawford, 2 4 —Jones and Monson, llj T. Reid and Wad:dell, 20— Wodderspoon and Capatiok, 13; Barlow and Conneil, 17— Hay and Hereon, 13; Dawson! and Collins, 13 -G. E. Brown and Fraser, 8 ; Manning and Gillies, 21— Scott and Don, 11. ' , :