PUKEKOHE BOWLING CLUB

Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 5, Issue 157, 21 March 1916, Page 1

PUKEKOHE BOWLING CLUB

Tiip following are recent results of eompetition matches played on the local green : First year's championship: Woollett 21, Brown 8; Wilsan 22, Wo.llett 18; Wilson 19, Guest M; Woollett 21, King 10; Woollett IS. Ramsay 1 B S.ction Championship--Coady 20, Hubturd 15; Woollett IS, W Adams 16; Wilson 20 Crawford I; (Ju6st IU, W Adams 14; Grant 2u, McLean 19; S Smith 22, Brown IT; Benny 21, Wilson 11; W Adams 19, Wil;on 17; W Adams 27, Frost 17; Fitness 22, Frost 14 Progressive Pairs—Lawrie and Woollett 21, Ooa&y and Wilson 19: Fitness and Claike 30, Daysh aid Hew son 25; Grigor and Barier 27, Jones and Armstrong 15 Championship Singles—Armstrong 30, Wright 15; Lusher 30, Bockett 11; Armstrong 18, O'Loughlen 16; J Koulston 2J, Hewson 20; Lawrie 20, Fcarca 15; O'Luugnlen 19, Lusher M; Armstrong 21, Lawrie 15; O'Loughlen 16, Hewson Je; Lusher 19. Clarke 9; LUrke 23, Beckett 14; Heweou 23, Clarke 14; Armstrong 27, Bockett 15; Clarke 25, Wright 14; 1) Koulston 20, Pearcs I' 9; Clarke 18, Keiih 15; J Koulston 22. Lusher 16; Claike 23, D Koulston 11; J Koulston 17, L3wne 15

Championship Pairs-Woollett and Beckett 24, Lawrie and U Roultson 23; Perkins ard Hewson 25, Penny and Lusbar 18; Perkins a d Hewson 25, W Baker an I K'.ith 19

Three teams of Pukekoke bowler* journeyed to Papatoetoe un Saturday and whilst in the two seuior matches with one win apieco Pukekohe's aggregate was W points to 27 (one team winning 151—7 and the other losing 11—20) the visiting first year players aho proved successful l.y 20-11.