BOWLING.

Waikato Times, Volume 100, Issue 16712, 30 January 1926, Page 4

BOWLING.

THE ROTORUA TOURNEY.

ROTORUA, Friday. The result of the draw for positions in the first tourney of the Rotorua Bowling Club is as follows:

Section A-—Carlton (Warren), Rotorua (Parkes), Whakatane (Gaisley), Gisborne (Sinclair), Opotiki (Short)* Mount Albert (G. Clark), Grey Lynn (Mclvor), Napier KBrice), Te Awamutu (North), Tauranga (Crowley), Devonport (Pascoe). Section B—Remuera (Blanchard), Wellington (E. J. Hill), Carlton (Kilgour), Hataitai (Ardell), Rocky Nook (lenkin), Otahuhu (Symes), Tauranga ~Washer), , Waitemata (McPhail), Opotiki (Hawkins), Taneatua (Ferguson), Ponsonby (Tetham). , Section C Remuera (Russell), Hastings (Bayliss), Grey Lynn (Whittle), Masterton (Perry), Carlton (Gould), Rawhiti (McKinlay), West End (G. C. Bell), Auckland (Parker), Hamilton (N. Bell), Morrinsville (Cornish), Rotorua (Morrison). Section D—Onehunga (Hartley), Rpmuera (P. 'F. Watson), Masterton (Kerr), Wanganui (Harkness'), "West End (J. Clark), Rotorua (Hoffley), Carlton (Manlell), Wairere (R. Thomas), Dominion Road (Ramsay), Whakatane (Forrest), Hastings (Maher). ' , Section E—Poverty Bay (Coutts), St. Helier's (Keys), Auckland (M. Walker), Grey Lynn (Tonge),.Remuera (G. Walker), Ellerslie (Dickson), Whitiora, (Hlggot), Huntly (Harris) Carlton (Ball), Rawhiti (Stubbs), Wellington (Pettigrew).

NORTH ISLAND COMPETITIONS. The time-for the receiving of entries for the Nofth Island Bowling Tournament has been extended untd 5 pm. on Tuesday. Although the tourney is being held at Hamilton chiefly for the benefit of South Auckland Clubs, a large number have not yet taken the opportunity of enlerms a rink Entries from clubs outside the Centre have been good, and a number of leading players will be taking part. \ progressive Pairs Game, The Hamilton Bowling Club held a J progressive pitirs tournament yester- .■■; day under ideal weather conditions. The green was in perfect order. A very enoyable day wjas spent by all , and some splendid bowling witnessed. The winning skip was Mr R. H- Coltman, and the winning lead Mr A. N. Dingle, each with six wins and no losses.