BOWLING.

Franklin Times, Volume 9, Issue 618, 22 March 1921, Page 3

BOWLING.

ANZAC CUP MATCH. WEST END DEFEAT PUKEKOHE. On Saturday last six rinjis- representing the Pukekohe Bowling Club journeyed to West End. Three rinks defended the Anzac Cup and three rinks played inter-club games. - West End had little difficulty in winning five of the games, including the three Anzac Cup matches. Pukeko.he’s first year rink had a win by a very large majority. There is not the shadow of a doubt that Pukekohe was outclassed right throughout, and t-h$ fAS®was revealed that in future a policy of having more inter-club games will have to be introduced. Saturday’s matches were hardly games at all, West End winning as they liked. Pukekohe will play for the cup , again next year at Pukekohe. ANZAC CUP. West End names mentioned first in eacli case. Andrews, Whitten, Quinn, Tonkins, 32, v. Crosbie, Perkins, Fitness, Adams, 16; McKeown, E. White, C. Hardley, Lngford, 28, v. Civil, Coady, Bockett, Armstrong 10; Aitehison Worsfold Letham, Maher, 22, v. Dave Roulston, Blake, Duncan Roulston,, 13. Totals: West End, 82; Pukekohe, 39. INTER-CLUB GAMES. Reid, Ramsay, J. W. Hardley, Bell, 23, v. Crinn, Stewart, Wright, Crispe, 18: Cornwall, W. Hardley, Little, Woodward, 27, v. Waters, Haworth, Higginson, Keith, 12; Jones, Anstee, Wetherilt, Bennett, 7, v. Bonner, Bromwich, Littlejohn, Hewitt, 37. Totals: West End, 62; Pukekohe, 67. > FIRST YEAR PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIP. The Pukekohe first year team for the Auckland provincial championship appears among the entrants in “A” section. They will play on the Rocky Nook green.