BOWLING.

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXVI, Issue 18458, 17 April 1922, Page 2

BOWLING.

EASTER TOURNAMENT. SATURDAY MORNING’S GAMES. The following are the results of the 4th, sth, and 6th rounds of the Easter tournament, played on Saturday •- SECTION A. (Fourth Round). H. Smart 22 v. McAneny 4. Gellatly 15 v. Jack 13. Ramsay 13 v. Delves 11. Hodson 14 v. Wight 13. Schrianer 19 v. Tilley 14. Fifth Round. Wight 14 v. Delves 21. Gellatly 19 v. Smart 12. Jack 19 v. Ramsay 25. Schrianer 20 v. McAneny 21. Tilley 19 v. Hodson 14. Sixth Round. Jack 10 v. Wight 22. Ramsay 11 v. McAneny 23. Schrianer 19 v. Hodson 20. Smart 2 v. Delves 14. Tilley 15 v. Gellatly 14. SECTION B. (Fourth Round.) 501e,21 v. Anderson 8. Moffatt 18 v. Murray 14. Scrivener 15 v. Ritchie 11. Glasgow 23 v. Verry 14. Flower 24 v. Shewan I]. Fifth Round. Verry 13 v. Murray 21. Glasgow 13 v. Shewan 20. Sole 18 v. Moffatt 21. Anderson 14 v. Ritchie 15. Scrivener 4 v. Flower 21. Sixth Round. Ritchie 19 v. Sole 10. Glasgow 21 v. Scrivener .7. Shewan 13 v. Moffatt 14. Murray 13 v. Flower 14. Verry 22 v. Anderson 15. SECTION 0 (Fourth Round). Simpson 20 v. Svenson 18. Dixon 22 v. McLeod 16. Hill 18 v. Nixon 15. Sewell 25 v. Jarrett 13. Higgs 31 v. Warden 7. Fifth Round. McLeod 12 v. Sewell 13. Warden 15 v. Simpson 20. Dixon 24 v. Nixon 25. Jarrett 16 v. Svenson 23. Higgs 15 v. Hill 19. Sixth Round. Sewell 18 v. Dixon 20. Warden 14 v. Jarrett 19. Simpson 15 v. Nixon 17. Hill 19 v. Svenson s'. Higgs 18 v. McLeod 9. SECTION D. (Fourth Round). Smart 18 v. McFarlane 17. Allomes 21 v. Cresswcll 16. Benefield 26 v. Gordon 11. Ixmdoii 22 v. Bennett 16. Foster 20 v. Boagey 15. Fifth Round. Benefield 14 v. Smart 18. Boagey 14 v. London 13. Foster 27 v. Allomes 14 . Gordon 17 v. Bennett 21. Cresswell 17 v. McFarlane 15., Sixth Round. Allomes 17 v. Boagey 15. 'Benefield 13 v. Cresswell 11. Smart 15 v. London 16. Bennett 14 v. McFarlane 19. Gordon 19 v. Foster 18. POSITIONS OF TEAMS. The position of rinks is as follows :

The visiting bowlers and theli lady friends were yesterday given a motor ‘drive in motors supplied by the Centre and local bowlers. The principal points of interest were visited, the party finally reaching Kai Iwi beach when the visitors and many local bowlers were entertained at afternoon tea by the Rapanui Club, about eighty in all partaking of the dainties provided by the Rananui ladies. On behalf of the visiting bowlers Mr Jufiies Solei, President of tfhe Taranaki Centre, thanked the Wagaui Centre and the Rapanui Club for their hospitabi-lity. Mr T. H. Nixon, President of the local Centre also made a short speech appropriate to the occasion, Mr George Gordon, President of the Rapanui Club, responding on behalf of the beacji club.

SECTION A. Wins. Losses. Hodson 2 4 Jack 1 5 Ramsay 5 5 H. Smart 3 3 McAneny 4 2 Tilley 4 2 Delves 1 4 Geliatly 4 2 Schrainer 2 4 Wight 3 3 SECTION B. Ritchie 3 3 Glasgow 4 2 Shewan .. ... 3 3 Murray 1 5 Moffatt 5 1 Anderson 1 5 Flower KStieele) ... 5 1 Verry 3 3 Sole 2 4 Scrivener 3 3 SECTION C. Sewell 4 2 Warden 3 3 Simpson 3 3 Hill 3 0 Nixon 3 3 McLeod 1 o Svenson 3 3 Higgs 3 3 Jarrett 1 5 SECTION D. A Homes ... 3 3 Benefield 5 1 A. K. Smart |3 3 Bennett 3 3 Txindon 4 2 Foster 4 Zl McFarlane 1 5 Gordon 2 4 Boa gey 2 4 Cresswell 3 3