BOWLING

Wairarapa Daily Times, 19 January 1932, Page 3

BOWLING

DOMINION CHAMPIONSHIPS,

PLAY IN RAIN,

CHRISTCHURCH, Monday

The Dominion bowling tournament was continued to-day. Light showers fell at intervals till nearly 3 p.m., and the effect of the rain on the greens caused some surprising reversals of form.

The leaders at the end of the sixth round are: Walker, Gray, Calder, six wins, no losses: Breinner, Skiglund, Wilson, Dick, Ives, Deare, Ramsay, Hodge, Wilson, Foster, Hutchison, Gordon, Goodman, Edwards, 5 wins, one loss; Burgess, Moves, Armstrong, Raphael, Morrison, West, MeWhannell, Bandy, Findlay, Atkinson, Noble Adams, Arnott, Bartlett, Laurcnson, Tyrrell, Sprosen, Orchard, Martin, Murray, Foster, four wins, two losses. —(P.A.) VISIT OF BRITISH TEAM. WELLINGTON, Monday. At the half-yearly meeting of the council of the New Zealand Bowling Association, it was decided that the annual meeting be held at Wellington in July. Consent was given to an application from Westport for the establishment of a Duller Centre. It was reported that the British team to tour New Zealand would leave the Old Country at the end of September, first visiting Australia. It was agreed to apply to the English Association for the exact date of arrival in New Zealand. Advice was received from the Queensland Association that a team could not be recruited to visit New Zealand this year. — (P.A.)