BOWLS

Gisborne Times, Volume LXV, Issue 10305, 14 January 1927, Page 7

BOWLS

dominion championship. KINK CHAMPIONSHIP. AUCKLAND', Jan. 13. The fourth round of the Dominion rink championship was continued in fine weather, the greens being, in good order. Results :*~- Section A.—Wilson beat Glendin--ning 21)—11; Mingins beat Buchan, ■21—20; Franks beat Goldsmith, 16— 15; Torrance beat Ryan 16 —15; Gribblo beat Moffat, 26—17. Section B.—J. A. Nash 20 v. Truscott 17; Knight 24 v. G. Clarke 20; Swain 27 v. Forshaw IS; Chapman 24 v. McPherson 14; Sneddon 17 v. Efford lb. Section C.—Perry (Carlton) 20 v. R'oulston (Pukekohe) 16, Crawford 22 v. Clements 14, Stewart 24 v. J. Wright 18, Thomas 23 v. Clarke 1.9; Edwards 26 v. Pollock 22. Section D l .—Bull 14 v. Kilgour 13, Bremner 24 v: Stone 8, Pilkington 24 v. Wright 13, Brookfield 25 v. Brake 20, McWhannell 20 v. Thomson 17. : Section E.—t'ookes 23 v, Sewell Bell, scnr., 22 v. George 17, Kerr 25 v. Allsopp 21, Jenkin 19 v. Wright 12, Kedpath 23 v. Langley 22. Section F.—Harraway 24 V. Kit- , chie 17, Buckley 20 v. Beynon 15, Kenny 21 v. Anderson 18, Eagleton 28 v. Rawnsley 15, Martin 18 v. Skoglund 17. . „ / , TTM Section G. —Everitt 24 v. Milson: 15, Crowley 26 v. Armstrong 14, l>utt 15 v. McMaster 13, Lyon 22 v. Hopwood 20, Howarth 20 v. Gordon 19. Section H.—Colt man 21 v. Mcl herson 18, Bygrave 23 v. Gatland 18, Doherty 21 v. Blanchard 13, Johnson 24 v. Scantlebury 15, Beneheld 18 v. Williams 16. Section I—Plunkett 24 v James (Woodville) 15, Cordes 19 v Mad axlane 10, Stephens 21 v. Parker 18, «K— Naylor 20 v - 14, Adamson 25 v. Walker 15, Kelly 20 v. Graham 19, Hosking 17 v. On 16 Gibbs 19 v. Healey 15. Section K.-D»nea„ 26 v Monro .& riser’s (Wellington) beat Wallace, 20-Jl Garrv beat Bray, 23—12,. lianaan tertGitam ZtfSh Denison teat Ward, 28—18; Moyos beat Spencer, *sS*» M.—James 2r Woollor 13: G’Sullivap 19 v. Hayden l», Sniller 24 v. Jury 22; Tonkin 26 v. Kirk 21; Scrivener 20 v. Billciff 19. Section N—Pee 28 v. -Fletcher 20; Laurenson 18 v. Gray (Kelourn) 17; Jackson 26 v. Rankin 19 ; Tanner (Epsom) -26 v. Edwards 14; Jury 21 v. Smith 16. Section O.—Hosking 25 v. Abbot 21; Nichols 20 v. Brackenbush 19; Miller 20 v. Cornish 16.; Sutherland 23 v. Trayes 19 ; Washer 21 v. Bart-lett-1«. . k

Section P.—,Lanib 24 v. Masefield 21: Johnson 2-5 v. McLeod 21; Piper 21 v. Tutt 17; Jenkin 23 v. Moirison 18; London 23 v. White 19 (vice Land, Hastings). Section Q. —Almao 24 v. D'onnell 15; Brookes 22 v. Pollock 15; Keith 23 v. Fraser 15; Mcßobie 24 v. Parsons 20; Smart 19 v. Stewart 17. SECTION LEADERS. The following ate leading in the rinks championship:— Section A.—Torrance (Ponsonby), five wins, one loss. Section B.—Swain (Melbourne), six wins. Section C.—Stewart five wins, one loss. Section D. —Pilkington (Hamilton), five wins, one loss. Section E.—Fookes (Carlton), Kerr (Masterton), four wins, two losses. Section F.—Beynon (Petone), Harraway (Green Island), live wins, one loss. Section G.—Everitt (Otaliuhu), six wins. Section H.—Doherty (Kelburn) five wins, one loss. Section I.—Stephens (Kelburn) five wins, one loss. Section J.—Naylor (Thorndon), six wins. Section- K.—Osmond (Auckland!, five wins, one loss. Section L. —Moyes (Timaru), Bray (Remuera), five wins, one loss. Section M.—James (Cambridge), five wins, one loss. Section N.—Dee (Matai), ( six wins. Section 0. —Hosking (Carlton), six wins. Section P. —London (New Plymouth), Morrison (Epsom), five wins, one loss. Section Q. —Fraser (Mt. Eden) Parsons (Ponsonby), Moßobie (Remuera) five wins, one loss.—P.A. POVERTY BAY CLUB. Matches played at the Poverty Bay green yesterday resulted as follow: — „ m Robb, J. H. Bull, Faulkner, G. T. Bull 19 beat C'olebourne, Rosie, McCarthy, Dingle (sen.) 17. Redwood, Orviss, Wildish, Curtis 25, beat J. Hay, Evans, Coutts, Munns 22 after playing an extra head in which Curtis’ team scored three. . Shorter, Tonevcliffe, Ludwig. S. Smith 14 lost to Mrs. Wildish, Rowley. T. Robertson, T. Wilson 17. ‘Holland, Ross, J. H. Andrews, Dingle (jnr) 15, lost to Blackburn, Walworth, Hopliinson, Wilkinson 20. In the pairs competition for Mr. Stoneham’s trophy, Rosie and Wilinson 18 defeated T. Robertson and T. Wilson 17, after an exciting match which required the playing of an extra head before being decided.