SOUTH TARANAKI BOWLING

Taranaki Daily News, 29 March 1932, Page 10

SOUTH TARANAKI BOWLING

POST-SECTION PLAY BEGINS. FOUR RINKS LEFT IN CONTEST. The last two rounds of section play and the first games in the post-section play of the South Taranaki bowling tournament were completed yesterday under good conditions. The rinks skipped by Rowe (Elthain), Bull (Hawera),' Andrews (Manaia), Mason (Park), Harrison (Elthain), Stephenson (Opunake) and Maslin (Hawera) won their -way into post-section play, but in the first three games Andrews, Bull and Stephenson were eliminated by Rowe, Mason and Harrison respectively, Maslin having the .bye.. Details are: — A Section. Seventh Round: Foy beat Stone 17 —15; Maslin beat Williams 19 —17; Mason beat Christie ' 28 —15; Corkill beat C. A. Smith 20—13; Rowe beat A. C. Smith 18—17. Eighth Round: Maslin beat Stone 20—16; Corkill beat Rowe 17—15; Mason beat A. C. Smith 17 —15; C. A. Smith beat Foy 23—22; Williams beat Christie 20—19. Summary: Mason 6 wins and 2 losses; Maslin, 6 and 2; Rowe, 6 and 2; Corkill, 5 and 3; C. A. Smith, 4 and 4; A. C. Smith, 4 and 4; Stone, 3 and 5; Williams, 2 and 6; Christie, 2 and. 6; Foy, 2 and 6. . 1 Section B. Seventh Round: Quin beat Judd 26 — 10; Keys beat. Harkness 23 1 —19; Colman beat Skoglund 24 —20; Bulb beat Andrews 22—9; Tiplady beat Stephenson 23—22. 1 . Eighth Round: Harkness beat Judd 27— Andrews beat Tiplady 21 —19; Colman beat Stephenson 19—16; Bull beat Quin 32 —-17; Skoglund beat Keys 26 —16. Summary: Andrews, 7' wins and 1 loss; Stephenson, 6 and 2; Bull, 6 and 2; Tiplady, 5 and 3;. Quin, 4 and 4; Colman, 4 and 4; Skoglund, 4 and 4; Keys, 3 and 5; Harkness, 1 and 7; Judd, 0 and 8. '■ ! Section C. Seventh Round: Ansley beat Chadwick 24 —12; Hicks beat Brett 19—18; Tyack beat Harrison 25—13; Jones beat Sheehy 17—14; Canning beat Paterson 29—*25. ■ ’ Eighth Round: Brett beat Chadwick 20 —18; Paterson beat Jones 22—20; Harrison beat Canning 32—17; Ansley beat Sheehy 29 —16; Hicks beat Tyacb 20-yl4. Summary:. Harrison, 6 wins and 2 'losses; Ansley, 5 and 3; Hicks, 5 and 3; Sheehy, 4 and 4; Chadwick, 4 and 4; Tyack, 4 and 4; Jones, 4 and 4; Brett, 3 and 5; Paterson, 3 and 5; Canning, 2 and 6. Post Section. Rowe 20 beat Andrews 14. Mason 27 beat Bull 14. , • ' Harrison 18 beat Stephenson 12. Maslin a bye. ‘ On the Park green at 9 a.m. to-day Harrison will meet Maslin and Muson will play Rowe in the semi-final. The ,final will be contested after lunch. GENERAL ITEMS. Nine passenger flights were carried out over' Hawera yesterday, the pilot being Mr.' B. Haybittie and the machine one of those belonging to the Western Federated ?NJ.) Flying Chib. Conditions were ideal and the enjoyed a good view of Hawera and the surrounding country. To take par t in a single-pen egg-lay-ing contest at Massey College, Palmerston North, ten birds will be sent from Hawera by to-day’s mail train. The competition, which will extent over a period of 12 months, commences tomorrow. Hawera fanciers represented will be Messrs. E. M. Galvin, W. H. Barker, C. Goodson, A. R. Watson and C. H. Cross.