BOWLING.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 223, 8 February 1913, Page 7

BOWLING.

JBi IXGLEWOOD v. WAITARA. At limlewood on Thuisday a match look place between the local club and Waitara. three rinks counting for the banner. Inglewood was successful, winning the banner rinks by 10 points and the aggregate by 12. Details (Inglewood being mentioned first): RoUon. Taylor, Percival, Surrey (s) 33; George, L. Sampson, C. Sampson. P.eekbessinger (s) 13. McDonald, Olson, Gudgeon, Sutherland (s) 20; Xosworthv, Gilbert, Ford. Calder (s) 33. G. Morton. Clough, Spurdle. Drake (s) •23; Foreman, Langman, Klenner, Andrew (s) 25. Light foot Mackay. Johnston. Allan (s) 33; Hutchinson. Frascr. Rattenbury, W. Sam]won (s) 21. Totals: Inglewood 109, Waitara 97. At the beginning of next month the Xew Plymouth Club will journey to Auckland to return the visit which the bowlers from the northern city paid here last year, when the local club was victorious. Some five or six rinks will make the trip, which should prove an ideal one both from a bowling ami social point of view. The northern bowlers have a reputation for hospitality that is second to none and they are laying themselves out to "do" the visitors well, as can be judged from the fact that harbor and tishing excursions, as well as smoke couccrts,°e(e., arc proposed. The itinerary is as follows:—Saturday. March 1. leave Xew Plymouth; Sunday, arrive Auckland: Monday afternoon, play Grey Lvnn; Tuesday morning, play Onehunga; afternoon. ]>lay Kpsom: Wednesday afternoon, play Auckland (cup match); Thursdav morning, play Dominion road: afternoon, play Rocky Xook: Friday morning, play Mt. F.den; afternoon, play We-t End; Saturday morning and afternoon, play Auckland.