SOUTH BOWLING TOURNEY

Taranaki Daily News, 2 April 1934, Page 8

SOUTH BOWLING TOURNEY

POST-SECTION QUALIFIERS SECOND DAY’S PLAY RESULTS. SIXTH ROUNDS COMPLETED. Play in the South Taranaki bowling tounament was continued on the Park, Hawera, and Eltham greens on Saturday. Players who won six games automatically qualify for post-section play. Details are:— SECTION A. Fourth Round. Keys 17 beat De Launay 14 Winks 20 beat Mills 16. Bull 24 beat Douglass 20. Goodwin 19 beat Dawson 17. Adams 27 beat Andrews 14. Bourke 23 beat Jones 18. Cottier 20 beat Gooding 8. Fifth Round. Keys 16 beat Adams 11. Winks 22 beat Dawson 12. Bull 23 beat Gooding 16. Douglass 22 beat Goodwin 15. Cottier 23 beat De Launay 9. Jones 24 beat Andrews 16. Bourke 21 beat Mills 19. Sixth Round. - Cottier 32 beat Keys 12. Goodwin 28 beat Winks 26. Bull 31 beat Jones 12. Gooding 27 beat Mills 12. Douglass 25 beat Andrews 17. Bourke 26 beat Dawson 14. Adams 18 beat De Launay 17. • . ’ Summary. Wins Losses Bourke 6 ® Bull 6 ; Douglass “j 4 Winks 4 “ Goodwin “ ” Jones 2 Keys 3 2 Cottier 22 Adams 2 Dawson 2 4 Gooding 2 4 Mills 2 * Andrews 4 •’ De Launay 0 b

SECTION B. Fourth Round. Cropton 19 beat Smith 17. Lovell 21 beat Aynsley 16. Squire 19' beat Clemow 17. Colman 22 beat Smart 11. Tito 19 beat Harrison, 12. Clark 17 beat Spurdie 13. Fifth Round. Harrison 19 beat Cropton 16. Tito 26 beat Lovell 11. Squire 18 beat Clark 15. Smart 22 beat Spurdie 16. Clemow 24 beat Smith 15. , Aynsley 20 beat Colman 15. Sixth Round. Clemow 32 beat Lovell 17. Squire 27 beat Aynsley 14. Smith 25 beat Harrison 14. Smart 19 beat Cropton 18. - Spurdie 18 beat Tito 16. Colman 28 beat Clark 15. , Summary. Wins Losses Smart 4 Squire “ 4 Tito •» J Spurdie 4 , “ Clemow 4 2 Clark 3 3 Colman 2 4 Cropton 2 Smith 2 4 Aynsley 4 Lovell 4 5 . SECTION C. Fourth Round. Drabble 32 beat Chadwick 13. Brett 21 beat Stewart 14. Mason 20 beat Murray 15. Weston 17 beat Foy 16. Harris 21 beat Espiner 19. Smith 25 beat Edwards 18. Patterson 22 beat Abbott 18. Fifth Round. Abbott 22 beat Chadwick 19. Edwards -35 beat Brett 11. Harris 27 beat Mason 11. Drabble 27 beat. Murray 13. Foy 19 beat Espiner 15. Smith 21 beat Patterson 20. Weston 24 beat Stewart 22. Sixth Round. Chadwick 26 beat Stewart 15. Harris 18 beat Brett 15. Mason 19 beat Abbott. 11. Weston 19 beat Murray 18. Smith 17 beau _oy 14. Patterson 22 beat Edwards 11. Drabble 22 beat Espiner 21. Summary. Wins Losses Mason I Brett 4 “ Chadwick 2 Drabble - 4 2 Harris 4 2 Smith 4 Murray 2 * Patterson 3 Weston 22 Abbott 2 Edwards Foy J Stewart 2 Espiner u 0

kaponga talkies. Opening to-day at the Kaponga Theatre is Paramount’s Olympiad farce, Million Dollar Legs/’ said to be one of the most insanely funny pictures ever filmed. Not even the various comedies in which the Four Marx Brothers have appeared reach so high a pinnacle of sheer nonsensical buffoonery as does this picture, according to advance reports. It is laid in the mythical Republic of Klopstokia, where all the girls are named Angela and all the men George; where it is a gaol offence not to kiss a pretty girl; where the runners are so fast that they trip over frightened rabbits and have to hurdle fleeing deer; where the women are so beautiful that all the men find it totally impossible to keep their minds on their work—except the president, who is a womanhater. The supporting programme includes, news, comedy, novelty, Talkatoon and a Charlie Chaplin comedy “The Vagabonds.”

ADVERTISERS’ ANNOUNCEMENTS. The Wanganui Songster Brigade will visit Hawera to-night and render a programme of vocal items, monologues, recitations and sketches in the Salvation Army hall, Victoria Street, Hawera, at 8 o’clock. A silver coin collection will be taken, 6d being the minimum. A cordial invitation is extended to aIL