DOMINION BOWLING ASSOCIATION.

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXVI, Issue 18073, 11 January 1921, Page 6

DOMINION BOWLING ASSOCIATION.

labgest toubmamimt iw aus■IBAI.ASIAK HISTOBT. OPENING' DAY. (Per Press Association.) WELLINGTON, Jan. 10. : The largest tournament in the history • of Australasian bowiing opened in Wellington to-day—the eighth annual chain- J pionsliip tournament of the Dominion Howling Association. In the Rink Championship 64u players are engaged, comprising 160 teams. For the Pairs Tournament, 186 pairs have entered, and i 108 players will compete for the Singles. The tournament will last for . about three weeks, though the rink championsniD snould conclude early ; next w-cek. Ideal weather ushered in . the tournament. The bowlers gave the city a holiday appearance. All the greens in Wellington City and suburbs districts, to the number of sixteen. are requisitioned for the tourna- , ment. each accommodating ten teams, or five games. They will be used for tne whole of the tournament. There . was real bowling weather with a warm sun, a calm atmosphere, and an invigorating nip in the air. The greens also were looking their best. Results of first round are as follows: — SECTION A. Hutt (G. Auger) 3* v. Thorndon (J. Hunter) 19; Kemuera <J. Wooler) 24, v. Karangahake (E. Jury; 23; Palmerston (J. A. Na>h) 27, v. Fending (H. C. Stewart) 14; Greymouth (,L. .Aldridge) 24, v. West Bnd, Auckland (.V. Lansford) 23; Wellington (J. Porteous) 25, v. Hataitai (W. E. Chisholm) 22. SECTION B. Thorndon (J. Dodds) 28, v. Hutt (J. Davi'-.son) 16; Wellington (J. Gooder) 36, v. Hataitai (P. McWhannell) 15; West End, New Plymouth (J. Labb) 27, v. ixarori (G. Crawford) 24; Seatown (H. Taylor) 33, v. Johnsonville (W. ! Taplin) 19; Kemuera (J. G. Campbell) [34; v. Feilding (B. F. Brewer) 10. SECTION C. 1 North East Valley (J. Rhodes) 27, v. [Hutt (E. Johnson) 25; Wellington A. (E. I Duncan) 44, v. Hataitai (H. A. Shepl herd ) 6; Beckenham (E. C. Chegwin) 29, iv. Seatoun (C. McFarlane) 25; Kemuera ■< F. Spiller) 36, v. Island Bay (M. O. ! Dimock) 21; Thorndon (T. Lock) 30, v. I Johnsonville (D. Sloan) 15. SECTION D. j Hastings (!•’. King) 25, v. North End, Invercargill <J. Hain) 23; Blenheim (Dr. N. Adams) 32; v. Seatoun (W. H. [Green) 26; Lyttelton (E. H. Henderson) I 35, v. Hutt (McArthur) 22; Hataitai (S. iA. Slater) 36; v. Island Bay (T. Bland) 27: Wellington (E. Erskine 27, v. Canterbury (A. J. Benzie) 14. SECTION E. Lyall Bay (C. E. Tyrell) 26, v. Lyttelton (\V. <J. Cleary) 2i; Opawa (F. Steans) 23. v. Caledonian (W. Henagan) 22; Canterbury (W. F. Claxton) 22, v. Hastings (L. Naylor) 20; Wanganui (A. P. London) 23, v. Island Bay (A. M. Mollison) 19; Wellington (11. Jackman) 26, v. Hataitai (J. Kershaw) 16. SECTION F. Hastings (McLennan) 28, v. Kelburn (M. Koutley) 24; Pihama (F. W. Mason) 30, v. Lyall Bay (B. Martin) 16; Nelson (Harkness) 25, v. Wanganui (G. I McLeod) 17; Canterbury (Redpath) 20, t v. Dannevirke (J. Calder) 18; Wellingi ton (E. J. Hidle) 32, v. Hataitai (MejKiiterickj 10. SECTION G. { Wellington (T. Ballinger) 30, v. Hastings (G. Land) 23: Onehunga (C. J. ’Schnauer) 20* v. Lyall Bay (G. Noadj 19; Nelson (Haldane) 32, v. Wanganui (J. R. Foster) 17; Carlton (C. F. Warren) 30, v. Kelburn (T. Gray) 24; Pic- ! ton (G. A. Smith) 33, v. Hataitai (D. A. I Tell) 21. SECTION 11. Lyall Bay (J. Reid) 27, v. Rangiora ! (R. Sinclair) 22; Victoria (M. Smith) : 24, v. Masterton (O. K. Ragnell) 21; 1 Wellington (S. Potter) 27, v. Levin (J. i Pollock) 16; Carlton (C. R. Hosking) :23, v. Kelburn (F. C. Gannaway) 22; Ponsonby (M. Walker) 25, v. Dunedin (M.- Wyatt) 19. SECTION I. Wellington (J. J. Roberts) 22, v. Stratford (S. Sharp) 20; Maitai (A. Dee) 25, v. Ponsonby (H. Rowland) 16; Dunedin (E. Harraway) 20, v. Linwood (E. Healy) 14; Carton (J. S. Kilgour) 35, v. Masterton (J. Kerr) 18; Victoria (C. Snaddon) 25, v. Lyall Bay (J. Fairway) 22. SECTION J. Linwood (11. Haworth) 34, v. St. John s (G. S.* Gordon) 26; Christchurch (J. Rennie) 19, v. Foxton (F. D. TVhibl ley) 17; Eastbourne (W. Pewell) 34, •v. Sydenham (J. Scott) 7; Wellington I (F. J. Tasxer) 31, v. Victoria (F. King) • 27; Newtown (G. Noble) 23, v. Masterton (F. J. Thompson) 18. SECTION K. Stanley. Auckland (A. J. Parker) 26, v. Eastbourne (D. Munro) 17; Hamilton i (N. ) 26, v. Sydenham (J. K. ’Geattie) 21; Linwood (J. E. Marriott) ■22, v. Christchurch (C. A. Mazey) 19; j Victoria (F. A. Laws) 29, v. Wellington (W. C. Cranej 11; Newtown (J. Brack'enridge senr.) 28, v. Masterton (C. ,’Perry) 20. | SECTION L. , I Christchurch (I. Woolf) 27. v. Eltham ' I (H. H. Judd) 22; Petone (\V. F. Ken- ! nie) 25, v. Newtown (H. Ranson) 15; I Wellington (K. W. Shallcrass) 3a, v. Victoria (Dr. MacLaurln) 22, Hawera (J. Foy) 34, v. Mount Eden (A. Ure) ’|l7; Waipawa (W. Smith) 23 v. Pahia- ! tua (H. Paterson) 21.

SECTION M. Eltham (J. C. Castle) 26, v'. Napier (H. Bull) 23; Hunterville (C. Clark) 24 v. Waverley (J". E. Palmer) 23; Edgeware (J. D. Colville) 25, v. Pahiatua (J. A. Walsh) 17; Newtown (W. Wylie) 26, v. Petone (N. Doneghue) 21; Wellington (J. D. Sievwright) 27, v. Victoria (C. B. Norwood) 15. SECTION N. New Brighton (J. Ainger) 28. v. Edgeware (J. A. Bearnland) 18; Petone (C. 11. Beynon) 31, v. Newtown (Laughton) 16: Victoria (W. E. Jackson) 24, v. Wellington (11. G. Smith) 17; Invercargill (XV. Bremner) 27, v. Manawatu (Laurenson) 17; Fitzroy (J. S. Smith) 31, v. Pahiatua (XV. White Scott) 21. SECTION O. Edgewarc (J. Gagliardi) 28. v. Petone I (XX'. Meihuish) 17; Victoria (E. Bolton) i 36, v. Thorndon (D. Ross) 15; New Flyi mouth .H. Smart) 29, v. Hataitai (C. ’Hain) 22; Ashburton (J. Angus) 27, v. ! Kaiapoi (R. Wylie) 26; Palmerston ’North (XV. Jolly* 21, v. Fitzroy (J. Mc- . Neill) 13. SECTION P. Kaituna (F. Smith) 27, v. Westbourne (T. H. Nixon) 20; Palmerston Nort-i (N. Ramsay) 26 v. Greymouth (T. Jones» 24; Remuera (A. R. Graham) 27, v. Feilding (T. Say well) 19; Thorndon (D. Y. Wilson) 25, v. Hutt (C. Trevthick > 23; Hataiatai (R. J. Barnes) 2'd, v._ Ngaruawahia (J. K. Heatherington) SECOND BOUND. SECTION A. Langsford (West End) 38. v. Auger (Hutt) 10, Jury (Karangahake) 26, v. I Stewart (Feilding) 23; Nash (Palmerston North) 27. v. Hunter (Thorndon) IS; Porteous (Wellington 21, v. Blackwood (Greymouth) 20; Wooler (Remuera) 27, v. Chisholm (Hataitai) 23. SECTION B. Brewer (Feilding) 40, v. Taplin (Johnsonville) 23; Campbell (Remuera) 123. v. Crawford (Karori) 19; Mewhan- < nell (Hataitai) 51. v. Taylor (Seatoun) I 12; Davidson (Hutt) 31, v. Lobb (West End) 25; Dodds (Thorndon) 32, v. Gooder (Wellington) 22. SECTION C. Lock (Thorndon) 35, v. Dimmock (Island Bay) 9; Spiller (Remuera) 29, v. I Shepherd (Hataitai) 19; McFarlane ; (Seatoun) 27, v. Johnson (Hutt) 20; j Chegwin (Beckenham) 22. v. Sloane I (Johnsonville) IS; Langdon (N.E. ValleY) 27 ’ V * Duucan (Wellington) 26.

SECTION D. Klug (Hastings) 24, v. McArthur Hutt) 15; _L>r. Adams (Blenheim) 28, v. Hain (North End) 13; Bland (Island Bay) 28, v. Green (Seatoun) 12; Slater (Hataitai) 25, v. Benzie (Canterbury) 24; Erskine (Wellington) 27, v. Henderson (Lyttelton) 26. SECTION E. London (Wanganui) 18, v. Kershaw (Hataitai) 17; Jackman (Wellington) 27. v.. Claxton (Canterbury) 17; mollison (Island Bay) 27, v. Steans (Opawa) lit; Naylox l (Hastings) 25, v. Cleary (Lyttelton 23; Tyrell (Lyall Bay) 2U, v. | Hennigan (Caledonian) 20. SECTION F. Redpath (Canterbury) 25 v. McKitter- | ick (Hataitai) 21; Harknes (Nelson) 22, ' v. Hill (Wellington) Zu; Martin (t-yall ' Bay) 25, v. eaider (Dannevirke) 24; Koutley (Kelburn) 24, v..-McLeod (Wanganui) 22; Mason (Tihama) 34, v. McLennan (Hastings) 15. SECTION G. Ardell (Hataitai) 25, v. Gray Kelburn) 13; Haloane (Nelson) 31, v. Smith (Bicton) 25; Scnauer (Onenunga) 24, v. ' Warren (Carlton) 23; Land (Hastings) I 26, v. Foster (Wanganui) 21; Noad (Lyall Bay) 33, v. Ballinger (Welling-, ton) 25. SECTION H. Bragnell (Masterton) 23, v. Wyatt (Dunedin) 13; Reid (Lyall Bay) 33, v. Pollock (Levin) 19; Potter (Wellington) 21, V. Hosking (Carlton) 13; Walker (Ponsonoy) zu, v. Gannaway (Kelburn) 13; smith (Victoria) 25, v. Sinclair (Rangiora) 22. SECTION I. Kilgour (Carlton) 26 v. Dee (Maitai) 20; baoglund (Stratford) 27 v. Rawland (I'onsoubj ) 24; Kerr (Masterton) 3/ v. Fairway (Lyall Bay) 19; Roberts (Wellington) 34 v. Healey (Linwood) 15; Harraway (Dunedin) 27 v. Sneddon (\gloria) la; Noble (Newtown) 33 v. Scott. (Sydenham) 17; Tasker (Wellington) 31 v. Whibley (I’oxton) 19; Powell (Eastbourne) 24 V. Gordon (St. .John’s) 22; Rennie (Christchurch) 28 v. Howarth (Linwood) 15. SECTION K. Laws (Victoria) 26 v. Perry (Masterton) 15; Marriott (Linwood) 21 v Crane (Wellington 15; Brackenridge (Newtown) 26 v. Bell (Hamilton) 16; Parker (Stanley) 26 v. Marzey (Christchurch) 16; Beattie (Sydenham) 23 v. Munro (Eastbourne) 22. SECTION L Urie (Mt, Eden) 2o v. Smith (Waipawa) 24; Foy (Hawera) 31 v. Rennie (Petone) 17; .Judd (Eltham) 24 v. Ranson (Newtown) 17; Woolf (Christchurch) 26 v. Shalcrass (Wellington) 20; MacLaurin (Victoria) 27 v. Paterson (Pahiatua) 26, SECTION M. Norwood (Victoria) 24 v. Doneghue (Petone) 13; Sievwright (Wellington) 35 v. Walsh.. (Pahiatua)* 21; Wylie (Newtown) 27 v. Clark (Hunterville) li ; Colville (Edgeware) 24 v. Bull (Napier) 19; Palmer (Waverley) 24 v. Castle (Etham) 16. SECTION N. Laurenson (Manawatu) 26 v. Beynon (Petone) 18; Laughton (Newtown) 27 v. Ainger (New Brighton) 18; Bremner (Invercargill) 32 v. Smith (Fitz, roy) 24; H. G. Smith (Wellington) 29 v. Beanland (Edgeware) 16: W. Scott (Pahiatua) 27 v. Jackson (Victoria) 26. SECTION O. Angus (Ashburton) 39 v. Ross (Thorndon) 15; Wylie (Kaiapoi) 32 v. McNeill (Fitzroy) 15; Bolton (Victoria) 33 v. Gagliardi (Edgeware) 17; Jolly (Palmerston N.) 34 v. Hain (Hataitai) 15; Meihuish (Petone) 25 v. Smith (New Plymouth) 21. SECTION P. Saywell (Feilding) 25 v. Hetherington (Ngaruawahia) 23; Barnes (Hataitai) 35 v. Wilson (Thorndon) 12; Graham (Remuera) 31 v, Nixon (Westbourne) 22: Ramsay (Palmerston N.) 34 V. Smith (Kaituna) 21 ; Jones (Greymouth) 29 v. Trevithick (Hutt) 28. GO.NVILLE AND ST. JOHN’S TIE. Oue of ' the most interesting matches for the Fountain Banner was played on Saturday between the St. John’s and Gonville Clubs, on the latter’s green, the game ending in a draw. The folowing were the scores, St. John’s players being mentioned first:

Barron, Parsons, Parkes, Fraser (sk.) 27; Irwin, Svenson, Arnold, Bragg (sk.) 16. J. Wight, Sewell, Galbraith, Benefield (sk.) 18; Bailey, McMurtrie, J. Bowater, Corby (sk.) 19. Stewart, Allomes, Laird, Scrivener (sk.) 12; Barkman, Atkins, Benefield, Flower (sk.) 18. Upton, McCarthy, Moffatt, Glasgow (sk.) 24; Collins, Symes, Cochrane, Bromley (sk.) 22. Bogle, Armstrong, Gellatley (sk.) 15; Tabart, Jones, Bourke, Steel (sk.) 2’l. Hayward. 'Murch, Bell, Wight (sk.) 18; Patterson, C. Bowater, Peattie, Moutray (sk.) 18. Totals; St. John’s, 114; Gonville, 114.