BOWLING.

Sun (Christchurch), Volume IV, Issue 1231, 22 January 1918, Page 6

BOWLING.

DOMINION TOURNAMENT. THE SINGLES CHAMPIONSHIP. Press Association. DUNEDIN, January 21. The sectional results In the singles championship were:— Section I—Smcllie (Green Island) won all his games. Botting (Mornington) and Barnes (Dunedin) also remain in. Section 2—Harraway (Dunedin I was unbeaten. Rawlinson (Dunedin) and Henderson (I.yttelton) remain in. Section 3—Fraser (United), Lanigan (Auckland), and Sharp (Stratford) remain in. Section 4—McCurdy (St. Hilda) was unbeaten. Johnson (Dunedin) and Falconer (Otago) remain in. Sections—Walker (Ponsonbv), Ingram (Wellington), and Buchanan (Green Island I remain in. Section o—Houldsworth (Te Hiwi) was unbeaten. Spiller (Sydenham) and Hogg (Dunedin) remain in. Section 7—Foster (Caledonian) was unbeaten. Parsons (Ponsonby) and Woolf (United) remain in. Section B—Bentley (Dunedin), Craig (Gisborne), and Leith (Caledonian) remain in. Section 9—Tait (\<deri) was unbeaten. McMillan (Remucra) and Seddon (St. Clair I remain in. Harraway put up what Is believed to be a Dominion record. Playing against Longworth (St. Clair), he scored 44 to 6. Not till the fourteenth head was reached did Longworth score, when he put on a single, Harraway being then 39. TO-DAY'S PLAY. DUNEDIN, January 22. The singles competition was continued this morning in fine weather. Sixth Round—Harrawav 21 beat McCurdy 10; Tait 20 beat Smellie 16; Bentley 20 beat Houldsworth 17; Parsons 23 beat Ingram 16; Sharp 21 beat Johnson 9; Lanigan 18 beat McMillan 12; Rawlinson 16 beat Hogg 14; Crafg 28 beat Barnes 14; Henderson 25 beat Seddon 19; Leith 21 beat Buchanan 17. Seventh Round—Walker 20 beat Eraser 11; McCurdy 18 beat Botting 12; Bentley 14 beat Harraway 11; Spiller 18 beat Smellie 11; Foster 18 beat Tait 13; Woolf 24 beat Houldsworth 19; Falconer 16 beat Leith 12; Rawlinson 21 beat Lanigan 19; Henderson ~.?,' Craig 12; Sh arp 20 beat Parsons 12. YValker (Ponsonby), Bentley (Dunedin), and Woolf (United) are unbeaten so far. Eighth Round—Sharp (Stratford) 20 beat Rawlinson (Dunedin) 18; Falconer (Otago) 19 beat Henderson (Lyttelton) 12. FIRST AT THE FRONT AND FIRST AT HOME. The Boys at the front all use Rexona, and find It unequalled aa a Soothing and Rapid Healing Ointment for the terrible wcunds from which they so often sufTer. Dont forget, Rexona is as necessary and effective in the home as in the trenches. Rexona, 1/6 and 3/-. Obtainable everywhere. .1