SUNDRY SPORTS.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIII, Issue 74, 26 November 1915, Page 7

SUNDRY SPORTS.

BOWLING. ' West End beat. Fitzroy in the banner match at New Plymouth yesterday. Following are the details of the scores, West End being mentioned first in each rink :■ — Lye, Oliver, Hill, Bead (s) 23, v. Cook, Heel. Jackson, Abbott (s) 13. Humphries, Johnson, Curtis, Solo (s) 21, v. Beadle, Dingle, Leahuid, Smith (s) IS. Reston, Petty, Lobb, Johnson (s) 11, v. McNeill, Bennett, Allen, Itenncll (s) 17. Putt. Lee, Wood. Newell (s) 19, v. Lister, Higgs, Price, Chivers (s) 21. TARANAKI CRICKfcT ASSOCIATION. The annual meeting was held in Hawera on Wednesday night, when Mr McCarthy, president, was in the chair. The annual report congratulated clubs and their members on the good feeling and sportsmanship that was a feature of last year's competition. It continued: The shield fell to Okaiawa after a spirited contest. This club deserves a meed of praise for their meritorious win. Hawera B were run-ners-up. During the season two matches were played between North and South, each winning one. The match against Wanganui in the Hawke Cup contest resulted in a win for Wanganui." Finally, the report urged all to make a special effort in order to keep the game in a live state. The statement of receipts and expenses showed that the Association has a credit balance of over £B. Officers were elected as follows:~~ President, Mr B. McCarthy; vice-pre-sidents, the president of each club; hon. secretary, Mr P. M. Pratt; selection committee, Messrs Pratt, Penny and McCarthy. It was decided to have no shield fixtures this season, but that friendly games be arranged.