BILLIARDS,
. jrsti.s IV N.Z. CABI.F .vasOCIATION. I.ONDDN. Eeh 3. In four games of the stries initiated in October, of whit h Newman and Smith have each wen two. N' wunan b uds by 229. on the aggregate scores, and al'U has tlta highest break. 92/. against Smith’s 731. The fifth game is’ proceeding at Manchester, and has resulted in’big breaks during the w-ek. Smith’s lr-st ht'iug 715. o.'hl. 540. ;H'K>. and Newman's host are 513. 481. 304. and 211. The xtor.s are: S'uith I'!:j|>7. Newman t!330. l**n 11<inor overtook luttuiu tliiritijr the week, scoring 20 breaks of over 100. aggregating 3385. The best breaks were: Falkiner 403. 354. 305. 302: Inman 369. 259, 258. and 193. The scores are: Falkiner 14.399; finnan 1 4,255.
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Hokitika Guardian, 5 February 1923, Page 4
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124BILLIARDS, Hokitika Guardian, 5 February 1923, Page 4
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