BOWLING

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 80, Issue 90, 18 April 1938, Page 9

BOWLING

WANGANUI CENTRE EASTER TOURNAMENT SATURDAY’S RESULTS. For the Easter tournament of the Wanganui Bowling Centre 54 entries were received. All the local clubs are well represented. The outside rinks are from Khandallah (3), West End JL (New Plymouth) 1, Takaro (Palmerston North) (1), Taihape (2), and Waitara (2). The players have been divided into five sections, two of twelve and three of ten. Owing to rain the first three rounds, which should have been played on Friday, were abandoned. In order to save confusion and maintain the order of play as set out in the booklet the first game on Saturday started with the fourth round, the first three being eliminated. With several adjournments to the pavilions to obtain shelter from passing showers, one round and a few heads in another were played. In the early part of the afternoon a regular deluge came down, which completely put an end to any further play for the day. The executive had to rearrange the order of play for to-day, which will now be five rounds of eleven heads. General regret was expressed by bowlers at the adverse weather conditions, especially for the visiting players who have travelled long distances. Post-section play starts to-morrow morning on the Wanganui green. The following are the results of the ▼ one round played on Saturday:— Section A. Tilley 13. Moffatt 16. Bourne 19, v. Denman 15. O’Meara 26, v. Neas 9. Naumann 16, v. Bringans 1 London 17, v. Harriman 14. Baxter 17, v. Clinkard 18. Section B. Mortland 12, v. Treloar 5. Michie 23, v. Hunwick 16. Gordon 10, v. H. Harris 19. Erceg 21 v. Raine 12. Bond 18, v. Beckett 17. J. Healey 28, v. Bailey 6. Section C. Hewetson 18, v. W. Harris 14. Goodey 11, v. Engebretsen 20. Fleming 27 v. Woods 8. Muschamp 13, v. Fletcher 20. Section* D. Allomes 18, v. Anthony 16. r Kirkwood 15, v. Svensen 18 Penn 16, v. Jackson 17. Bowling 15, v. Beswick 13. Steel 24, y. Armstrong 17. Section E. Rogerson 19, v. McKay 18. Lowe 6, v. Lynnberg 25. Caird 15, v. Mailman 14. Meek 13, v. Stone 20. F. Brown 19, v. Antonovic 21.

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