BOWLING

Waikato Independent, Volume XXIV, Issue 2389, 28 October 1924, Page 5

BOWLING

LABOUR DAY; TOURNAMENT. ENJOYABLE DAY’S PLAY. The Cambridge Bowling Club was favoured with fine weather yesterday for its Labour Day tournament, though a very tricky wind played havoc with the calculations of most of the players. The middle .green was in quite good form, and played much faster than on the fortnight previous. RESULTS. Section A.

First Round. —Hallidav, R. McLarnon and J. Mclvor (s) 13 v. G. E. Clark, E. Ready and J. Low (s) 2. Dodgson, Cowling and B. James (s) .19 v. Boulton, Cox and W. J. White (s) 4. D. Low, G. Harris and Hague (s) 13 v. Ferguson, Bpeiglit and McFariane (s) 4. Second Round. —Me Far la no (s) 18 v. White (s) 8. J. Low (s) 9 v. B. R. •Tames (s) 6. ■ Mclvor (s) 10 v. Hague (s) 9. Third Round. —McFariane 12 .v. B. James 8. Hague 12 v. Low 7. White 13 v. Mclvor 10.

Fourth Round. —White 9 v. Low (i. James 11 v. Hague 8. Mclvor 16 v. McFariane 8. Fifth Round. —McFariane 15 v. Low 8. 8. James 11 v. Mclvor S. Hague 12 v. White 11. Section B.

First Round.—Cooper, Woolley and H. Lewis (s) 13 v. MeCathic, Hill and Dix (s) 6. Muller, E. Wallis and Ed. James (s) 15 v. H. Webber, Edgar James and R. Webber (s) 12. Penrce (s) 11 v. Richards (s) G. Second Round. —James (s) 9 v. H. Lewis (s) 8. Pearce (s) 14 v. R. Webber (s) 10. Dix (s) 13 v. Richards (s) 6. Third Round. —Webber 2.1 v. Rich* •ards 5. E. James 10 v. Dix t . H. Lewis 16 v. Pearce 7.

Fourth Round. —.James 11 v. Richards 9. R. Webber 14 v. Hv Lewis 7. Dix 11 v. Pearce 8.

Fifth Round.—Pearce 9 v. .Edgar James 5. E. Webber .14 v. Dix 12. H. Lewis 15 v. Richards 9. Section Ties.

In the section ties Mclvor (s) 6 beat 8. R. James (s) 1. On the live heads Mclvor scored on the. first and a good two on the second and third heads. .James secured a one on the fourth. Mclvor took the next for one and the game.

In the other section tie, by good allround bowling, Hague’s team deleated McFariane’s by 6—o. The semi-finals and final will be played on Saturday afternoon next.