BOWLING TOURNEY.

Star (Christchurch), Volume XLIV, Issue 661, 14 January 1933, Page 11

BOWLING TOURNEY.

Rinkc Championship Games Continued. THIRD ROUND RESULTS. Per Press Association. WELLINGTON, January 14. The rinlu championship was continued at the New Zealand bowling tournament to-day. At first the day gave promise of being dull, but later bright sunshine prevailed. The hot condition® of the previous day inado the greens fast. Third round results are as folSection Am Wilson 26, Conder 15. Bull 27. M’Whannell It. White 23, Harper 20. Smart 25, Lowrie 2t). Benefield 23, Lambert 22. Kerr 28, Reid 16. M’Kenzie 23, Shepherd 21. M’Arthur 34, Thomson 22. Hughan 18, Hutchison 15. Bary. 33, Hain 18. Section C. Marks 36, O’Donnell 15. Hinchcliffe 23, Lomas IT. Routley 28, Tongue 16. Noad 20, Beddell It. Skoglund 26, Fielding It. Section D. Lawry 24, Dee 21. Arnott 27, Gardner 22. Tucker 22, Gilbert 18. Ives 22, Higginbottom 16. Warwick 31, Bendall 23. Section m. Martin 25, Hutchins 22. Rendle 30, M’Comlsh 21. Walker 21, Cummlng 17. Naylor 24, Bringans 17. Nancarrow 23, Tarpin 21. Section T. Markman 2t, Trayea 16. Nash 26, Brighting 20. Porteous 30, Glen 26. Piper 21, Walker 20. Smith. 25, Boulton 22. Section O. Whiting 31. Harris 18. Edwards 24. Pollock 20. Jenkin 24, Holland It. Cooper 24, Di.mock 21. Wilson 29, Jones 25. Section. B. Currie 81, Robertson 23. Lancaster 30, Watts 18. Doherty 24, Smith 21. Christiansen 22, Reid 18. Bolton 28. Rolls 21. Section X. Woolley 27, Collett 17. Nalder 26, Squire 22. Gordon 26, Bremner 21. Priddle 24, Ryan 14. Bfford 29, Mattar 11. Section 3. Gilbert 29* Foy 25. Noble-Adame 28, Barker *2. Mays 19, Franks 17. Gray 24. Jones 28. Robertson 28, London 11. (Results of yesterday's play appear on Page 13).

Players Assist Funds of Y.W.CA. CLUB TOURNAMENT. On most of the bowling graena In Christchurch this afternoon club touroa- . ments were held to raise fund* to aaslst the Christchurch Young Women** Christian Association. The tournament* were arranged in response to an appeal made to the Christchurch Bowling Centre by the committee of the Y.W.C.A., and JX is expected that a substantial sum Wttl tfc» raised in this way towards the funds of the association. The weather conditions were ideal, and the greens were in excellent order. The tournament at the tt Albans green was won by a rink consisting of Brock, Brydon, Moore and H. P. Donald (skip)). At the Barrington green tbs skips’ prize was won by J. Paterson and <h* leads’ prize by C. Carter. Over £7 was collected at the Christchurch green, where forty-eight took part in a progressive rinks tpMTMfr* ment. Six rinks were used, ami W9+ rounds were played, the games being conducted according to a time limit. A progressive doubles tournament was played at Barrington, twenty-four tbters participating. A time-limit of roily minutes was placed on ths four gsmss The sum of £3 was collected from members. The championship rinks were advanced another stage at the Shirley green, thirty-six players participating. About £2 was taken up In the collection. Friendly games were played at Elmwood, where £1 14a was collected. A pairs tournament was held oa the Barnett principle of play with three bowls at the Canterbury green, 48 players taking part. Between £5 and £6 was collected for the Y.W.C.A. Forty members of the St Albans Club took part in a progressive rinks tournament. The collection amounted to about £4. Over £3 was collected at the Bdgeware green, where a progressive doubles tournament was played, thirty-two members taking part.

£YTfHTOV CLUB. Playing in the semi-final round for the champion doubles on the Lyttelton rink to-day, F. Tylee and D. Page (skip) beat J. Scott and T. Maher, 16-18. In the first round for the president's trophy, J, T. Norton and A. WhiteParsons tied at the twenty-first head. In the phiy-off, Norton beat White-Parsons. In the first round for the Norton Shield. J. Souter and H. Huston beat E. Muxlow and A. MacDonald, 22-14.

nUBVDLY OAJCX. A friendly game was played between United and Sydenham. Results: United green (United names first) — M’Gimpsey 25, Britten 16; Smith 28, Maddren 16; Rogers 21, Armstrong 15; Evans 22. Coombs 10; Freeman 18, Garth Sydenham green (United names first) —P. Jones 30. Taylor 12; Atkinson 23, Archer 18; G. Freeman 17, Bott 28; Middleton 19, Dunn 19; F. Brown 27 r Coote 24.