BILLIARDS

Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 9, Issue 565, 10 September 1920, Page 2

BILLIARDS

PUKEKOHE V. WAIUKU. WIN FOR HOME TEAM. On Wednesday evening last a it am of billiard r.nd snooker phi vers representing Armstrong's saloon journeyed to VYaiuku to meet a team representing the Waiuku club. After a most interesting i3wl enjoyable contest Waiuku predominated on the aggregate by 5 games to si. and a margin of 115 points. The • first six games were fairly even, resulting in ,'} wins each, but Waiuku were :J7 points to the good. The last two games resulted in favour of the home team by 7S points. The snooker games were decidedly even, honour.' being fairly even, with two games each, and Waiuku live jioint.s to the good. Waiuku carried off the "rubber" as far as billiards were concerned. The scores were, Pukekohe flayers mentioned first: - Billiards. F. H. Hewitt, 2<iO, beat W. G. Pleydell, 179: W. Butler, IGS, lost to A. Christiansen, 2t>o; 1,. Mc.Dermott, IC~>. lost to H. M. Barriball, 200; .1. Blake, ll'.y, lost to W. E. Barriball. 20ii. Totals. Pukekohe, (if.!), Waiuku, 77!>. /. Snooker. L. Snort, S:!, beat E. Williams, SI; \V. Short, lot!, lust t«i G. V. Williams, 111; T. Maxwell, 11G; beat W. McEwen, 70: (.'. Weston, . r >7, lost to U. Clark, 100. Totals: Pukekohe 'iti'l, Waiuku %1. Grand total: Pukekohe 1(>31, Waiuku 1 Mii. Majority for Waiuku, 115 points.

After the match the visitors were entertained at supper, for which the team's thanks are due to the home club. The hospitality extended was greatly appreciated by the visitors. A return match will take place in about a week's time.

PUKEKOHE V. TUAKAU. HOME TEAM VICTORIOUS.

I Hi 11i:ii <I teams representing KenJ nelly and J).iysh's saloon anil the mot, at tin j Wednesday niyht 'l'll'' hum:' tPain~-*a.'i) Iv-.- NT points I 'l'h': scon'-; are. Pukekolip" j i'liii'.l lir*t: I>. Clarke, 200. lira: | I'. M. I\< j >l i.-11. 1 S. Clous, ill. losi lin McCowan, ><•: I. •). Coady. 201.) ' In-:.i Hardostle, Hi-V. ('. K. I.awrie is.",. in I; ;i Ij) li. 2oi»: (!., T Witt ; :Mn. i>.•:it Wliyte. 1 - r >"2. Totals: Puke

!.<.lie M.YT. Tuakau K7o. Pukekohe t Ih>

won by NT points

The \i-itt>:\s wore liospitablx entertained. and left f'-r home -tis:ie«l will) their '\ ening's enjoyment. A return .imleh •.< ill be played al

later dale.

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