PARITUTU TOURNAMENT

Taranaki Daily News, 27 April 1934, Page 9

PARITUTU TOURNAMENT

WIN FOR F. SPURDLE’S TEAM. • BOWLING IN STRONG WIND. A strong wind and a heavy green made the element of luck prominent in the one-day tournament of the Paritutu Bowling Club held yesterday when F. Spurdie (Inglewood) was the winner with six wins, no losses,and 60 points, as against 6 wins no losses and 54 points by G. Ambury, runner-up. Six rounds were played. At the conclusion of play Mr. S. G. Smith, M.P., presented the winning team with silver’ cups each and the runner-up team with silver serviette rings. The tournament marked the end of the season in Taranaki. The detailed results of the tournament arc:— First Round. Andrews 11 v. Clarke 7. Hawke 11 v. Jordan 5. Douglass 12 v. Lovell 5. Spedding 12 v. Griffin 4. F. Spurdie 7 v. Lawn 0. Davis 15 v. Vincent 4. E. Spurdle 10 v. Lewis 8. Ambury 7 v. Ewing 6. Roberts 11 v. Bruce 5. Wallis won by default. Second Round. Jordan won by default. Clarke 14 v. Lovell 11. Griffin 9 v. Hawke 8. Lawn 11, v. Douglass 6. Spedding" 13 v. Vincent 4. Spurdle 11 vnLewjs; 4. r;’? a'e Ambury. 8. v. Davis 4. - Roberts 14 v. E. Spurdle 3. Ewing 16 v. Wallis 1. Andrews 7 v. Bruce. 6. ...Third .Round Lovell 11 v. Bruce 3. Griffin won by default. Lawn 9 v. Clarke 8. Vincent 14 v. Hawke 5. Douglass 11 v. Lewis 6. Ambury 10 v. Spedding 9. F. Spurdle 11 v. Roberts 2. Wallis 9 v. Davis 8. E. Spurdle 14 ,v. Andrews 5. Ewing 10 v. Jordan 5. Fourth Round.. Ewing 9v. Griffin 8. .. v • l5 v. Lawn 8. Vincent won by default.Clarke 12 v. Lewis 3. Ambury 8 v. Hawke 5. Roberts 9 v. Douglass 8. Spedding 11 v. Wallis 6. F. Spurdle 15 v. Andrews 5. Jordan 7 v. Davis 6. Lovell 10 v. E. Spurdle 7. Fifth Round. Lawn 9 v. E. Spurdle 7. Ewing 9 v. Vincent 3. Bruce 8 v. Lewis 7. Ambury won by default. Roberts 8 v. Clarke 5. Wallis 14 v. Hawke 8. Douglass 16 v. Andrews 6. Jordan 13 v. Spedding 4. F. Spurdle 7 v. Lovell 6. Davis 13 v. Griffin 8. Sixth Round. F. Spurdle 9 v. Vincent 5. Lewis 9 v. Davis 8. Ambury 12 v. E. Spurdle 9. Ewing 15 v. Roberts 3. Bruce 12 v. Wallis'4. . Andrews won by default. Clarke 9 v. Jordan 6." , Lovell 9 v. Hawke 5. Douglass 7 v. Griffin 5. Lawn 12 v. Spedding 7. The summary of wins and losses is:— Wins. Losses.

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F. Spurdie 6 0 G. Ambury ... 6 0 Ewing 5 1 Roberts 4 2 Douglass 4 2 Lawn 4 2 Bruce 3 3 Andrews 3 3 Jordan 9 Spedding ........ 3 3 Lovell 9 3 Wallis 3 Clarke ' 3 3 Griffin 2 4 Davis 2 4 E. Spurdie ...... 2 4 Vincent 2 4 Lewis ' 1 5 Hawke 1 5