SPORTS AND PASTIMES.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXXIV, Issue 3784, 20 March 1913, Page 7

SPORTS AND PASTIMES.

BOWLING. EASTER TOURNAMENT. Tli© final draw with the number of tli© rink on which the matches will be played in the Easter Tournament f or the Burton trophy is as follows: FIRST DAY. SECTION A. First Round. Rink Greig (G.) v. Bull (N.)... 1 Crawford (G.) v. McCarthy (8.H.) 2 Spiers (T.) v. Gordon (H.) 3 Witty (G.) v. Colley (T.) 4 Second Round. Bull v. Crawford ; ... 4 Greig v. McCarthy 3 Spiers v. Witty 2 Gordon v. Colley ... 1 Third Round. Greig v. Crawford ... 5 Bull v. McCarthy 6 Gordon v. Witty 7 | Spiers v. Colley 8 SECTION B. First Round. Eure (G.) v. Ricketts (G.M.) 5 ■ Barber (G.) v. Rice (N.) 6 Smith (G.) v. Wrightson N.) 7 Simson (T.) v. Carroll (T.) S Second Round. Ricketts v. Barber 10 Eure v. Rice 11 Smith v. Simson .... ... 12 Wrightson v. Carroll 5 Third Round. Eure v. Barber 12 Ricketts v. Rice 9 Wrightson v. Simson 10 Smith v. Carroll ... 11 SECTION C. First Round. Ponsford (G.) y. Crowley (G.M.)... 12 Robertson (G.) v. Williams (N.)... 10 Martin (T.) v. Bear (N.) 11 Brown (G.) y. Wootton (G.) 9 Second Round. Crowley v. Robertson 7 Ponsford v. Robertson 1 Crowley v. Williams 2 Bear v. Brown 3 Martin v. Wootton ... , _4 t SECOND DAY. SECTION A. Fourth Round. Greig v. Spiers 0 Bull v. Gordon 5 Crawford v. Witty 8 McCarthy v. Colley T Fifth Round. Greig v. Gordon 9 Bull v. Witty 10 McCarthy v. Spiers 11 Crawford v. Colley 12 Sixth Round. Greig y. Witty 11 Crawford v. Spiers 10 McCarthy y. Gordon ... 12 Bull v. Colley 9 SECTION B. Fourth Round. Eure v. Smith 1 Ricketts v. Wrightson 2 Barber v. Simson 3 Rice v. Carroll * Fifth Round. Eure v. Wrightson 3 Ricketts v. Simson ' Rice v. Smith 8 Barber v. Carroll # 1 Sixth Round. Eure v. Simson 6 Barber v. Smith 4 Rice y. Wrightson o Ricketts v. Carroll 8 SECTION 0. Fourth Round. Ponsford v. Martin 10 Crowley v. Bear 9 Rolvertson v. Brown 11 Williams v. Wootton 12 Fifth Round. Ponsford v. Bear 4 Crowley v. Brown o Williams v. Martin b Robertson v. Wootton 2 Sixth Round. Ponsford v. Brown 2 Robertson v. Martin 3 Williams v. Bear 1 Crowley v. Wootton 7

TROPHIES WORTH WINNING. There is at present on view in the show window of Messrs M. G. Nasmith and Son, jewellers, four handsome pairs of silver-mounted bowls, which have just been sent out by Jas. Watson and oC., Ltd., distillers of the famous blend of “No. 10” whisky, to their local agent, Mr D. J. aßrry, for presentation to the Gisborne and Turanganui Bowling Clubs. The firm lias donated two pairs of the bowls each to each Club, and has left the allocution of the trophies in tire hands of the Clubs. _ The bowls are of most handsome design, and it is certain that whatever comptitions the} 7 are avoided for will be very keenly fought out. ELECTRIC LIGHT PLAY. Electric light play was continued on the Turanganui Club’s green last night and an enjoyable time was spent among the enthusiastic bowlers.