BOWLING TOURNAMENT

Taranaki Daily News, 14 January 1933, Page 3

BOWLING TOURNAMENT

SPLENDID PROGRESS MADE: BAD DAY FOR TARANAKI ; / By. Tsle?raj>l».—Pressj Wellington,^■ Niiht' Splendif} progress is temg ' npf<(e?'at . the New Zealand bowling- ; at Wellington. The first two rpun<b./qf / section play, in. the teipns evept: witre disposed of to-day and. . the completion ’ • of the : singles yesterday constituted i. record in progress of the. tourniaineii’t. . ' Further pairs games are not - fee/, • • fore -Wednesday. The weatiier.' again/ delightful. . ; • Scores in the teams event’,are:— Smart (New Plyiriouth). went down, to -/ McWhannell. (Hataitai). Maxwell \ (Auckland) has? started' well yith ;,ty/o wins to his credit. He won the teams event at Christchurch last year. McComish (Marton) is making, a great show' with his team anq will extend '.-all iria opponents.", Brightling (Hataitai) pulled ’■ off a great victory against Boulton (New ‘ Plymouth) by one point. "„ / //, FIRST ROUND. ' . Section’A."'■ / ■ ' ':/'/'' ■./ /. Laurie .(Lyall Bay) .31 :beat//sulT. (Levin) 15; Harper (Otahuhu) 24 .beat Cbn- / der (Island Bay) 21; -McWhannell taitai) 20 beat Wilson (Linwqod) 18; - Benefield (St. Johns) 32 beat Smart/ (New Plymouth) .15; Lambert (Thorhdon) : 23 ’ / beat White (Hastings) 20. \ ' Section B. . ■ ' / Hutchison (Dunedin) 34 beat Shepherd (Hataitai) 12; Kerr .(Onehunga) 29 beat McArthur (Petone) 15; Reid (Lyall Bay) 28 beat McKenzie (Opawa) 14; Hughan (Carterton) 30 beat Hain (Victoria) 19; , Bary (Palmerston North) 35 teat/Thom- / son (Thomdon) 12. . , , , F/fl Section C. Hinchcliff (Caledonian) 24 ’ teat Nbid , (Lyall Bay) 22; O’Donnell (Wellington) 24 beat Tongue (Rocky Nook) 17; Marks (Christchurch.) 24 beat Somes, (Kelhuro) / 19; Beddell. (Island Bay) 23 teat Skog.lund (Stratford) 22; Feilding /(Hataitai) 35 beat Routley, (Levin) 25. , t \ • ■; ' ■.' Section. D. ■ '/; Higginbotham ' (Mt. Albert) 30 teat Gardner (Kelburn) 13; Dee* (Nekton)/?! / bept Gilbert (Seatoun) 28; Arhpft jPalrii- < erstori '• North) 25 beat Lowry (Petope) 20; Ives (Canterbury) 28 beat Warwick : (Newtown) 20; Tucker (Victoria) 28 teat / Bendall (Napier) 17. ” Section E. . .. /// ; - McComish (Hataitai) .24 beat, 'Naylor (Lyall Bay) 18; Walker (Auckland) '3l beat Martin (Hataitai) 23; Rendle (Eastbourne) 23 beat Hutching (Wanganui ? East) 21; Timpin (CMterbuiT?) : 2i4.' teat . ; Bringans (Khandallah) 19; Cuming (City,' ./ Sydney) 23 beat Nankarrow (Thomdon) 28. -"..■' . : . ' Section F. \ Brighting '(Hataitai) .‘25 ' teat/: 1 Piper/ (Maitai). 16; ~Trayes (Mt.' Eden)./29'teat'/ ,'i Porteous (Wellington) 17; Nash '(Palhi- /> erston North). 24 teat Markman (Them- > / don) 23; Smith (Kelfiurn) 31 beat /Walker/ (Barrington)” 11; Boulton • ■ (West: End, New Plymouth) 24 beat. Glen -(lsland Bay) 16. ‘ W '• .’ ■: Section G.' . . •>;/:■ /■: Cooler (Kprori) 26 beat Edwards: (Te- ■/ muka) 9; Jenkin (Carlton): 32 teat .Whit- ■ ing (Hutt) 19; Pollock .(Newtown) 31: beit Harrison (St.- Johns) .21; Wflsph >:(Lifi-.// wood) 26 teat Dimock (Wellington) - 22; Hollard (Putaruru) beat Jones (Seatoun) 25. - , . ' .... .Section.H.:.- /A, . Reid.- (Kaituna) 22 -teat Watts /(iiatai- / tai) 21; IJoherty (Kelbtirn) 'gS/teat/Qiir? rie (West ’Ehdj” Timaru) 15; Lppcistpr / (Carltori) 39 teat RpterUon. (Petp»e>) ;!7; Christiansen (Tefraoe /End) /. ton (Victoria) 20;. Rolls/ (FeatHerstjpn); 18 / teat Smith (Thomdon)/; 17. Squire (Hawera) 34 beat' Hyain (Lyall Bay) 12; Bfteoner/ (West/End,' 22 beat' Woolley (Hataitai) 18; - Collett (Waintote)/29 teat Nalder/(Khandallah) 18; Pritiffie (island'Bay)' Xltoat/Mattar (Foxton) 19; Efferd • (Edgeware) '2B/teat Gordoij: (St Johns) 20. . / // /■/Section; J. Jones (Woburn), 22 beat Nqtel Adaihs ■ (Blenheim) 20; Gilbert (Karori)?3o/bp<t Mayo (Port 'Ahuriri)-. 1?; .Foy '(Haxfri;) / 24 teat /.Barker '(Hutt) 20;/. Grjy (Kelburn) 29 beat • Robertson , (Onehuriga) 18; ' Franks (Featherston) 21 teat . Linden (Wanganui) 19. .'' ■ .■/■ 1 ■ : ■' ■■ 1 /

SECOND round. Section-A. . ■' < '<• Benefield 24 beat Harper’ 21, ■ Wilson 22 beat 20, White M beatConder 19, Lambert 21 beat Bull 19,McWhannel 33 beat Smart 21. 3 \ ■. . J: Section B. . . Hain 26 beat McArthur' 20, Hutchison /. 27 beat Reid 21, Kerr 34 beat Thomson ■ 21, Barry 43 beat Stephen 14, McKeniie , 18 beat Hughan 17. Section C. • , Tongue 29 beat Skoglund 28, Mairks 30 beat Noad 20, O’Donnell' 20 beat Routley 19, Feildihg 22 beat. Hinchliffe ‘ 1«, Lomas 27 beat Bedell 19. . ' - . Section. D. ' Gilbert 28 beat .Warwick 16,? Lowry 25 beat Higginbotham 15, . .Dee _. 36/ beat Tucker 15, Gardner 29 beat Befidall ,23, Arnott " 30 ■ beat’ Ives' 22. 'a'‘ Section ,E.. ■ Walker 27 beat Turpin 23, . Naylor : /?Bi beat Hutchins 18, Cummins 27beat Martin 24, McComish <3O beat Nanwrpw«l4,'. Rendle 30 beat Bringans 24i< ? ''' < : Section F. ■ , Smith 28 beat Porteous' 27, Markman 26 beat Piper 24, ; Trayes .23 beat : Glen ; 16, Brightling 23 beat Boulton 22^--N«/h | ' ■ 29 beat Walker 26. • > »’’4j Section G. , ' Jenkin 27 beat Wilson 22, ■ Cooper 24 , beat Harris 11, Holland 40 beat .Whiting 15, Edwards 26 beat Jones 19, Pollock 21 beat. Dimock 20. ’ ■ Section H. Bolton 25 beat Doherty 23, Reid 24 beat Robertson 20, Smith 24 begt Ctjime,;. . 23, Watts 27 beat Rolls 22, Lancaster 27 beat Christiansen 2S. .» • Section I. : Mattar.; 22 beat Bremner 14, Collett.<29 beat Ryan 8, Gordon 25 beat. Wedlley<24i. < Efford 26 beat' Squire 21, Nalder 27 beat Priddle 17. < ‘ , Section J. '• Mayo 29 beatßobertson 17/ Jones 27 beat Foy 24, Gilbert 23 beat Franks • 20; H London 29 beat Noble Adams 16, Gray 30 beat Baker 16. ■ ■ ■■ 1 ——— ■*