BOWLING.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 262, 3 April 1914, Page 8

BOWLING.

'XEW PLYMOUTH v. 'STRATFORD. Five rinks' from Stratford visited New Plymouth yesterday and engaged in a match with Xew Plymouth, the latter winning by 122 to 08. The.conditions were ideal for bowling, and an enjoyable afternoon was spent. Refreshments 'were dispensed by the ladies. At the conclusion of the play, Mr. C. Smart thanked Xew Plymouth for its hospitality, expressing the hope that a team representative of the club would be able to return the* visit on Easter Monday. Mr. W. J« Penn responded, and mentioned that several "colts" in the Stratford team had acquitted themselves well. Details of the play, New Plymouth being first mentioned:— Morrison, Phillips, Medley, A. K. Smart (s) 30; C. Jackson, Evans, Porritt, McMillan (s) 6. C. Rundle, Chancy, Firth, H. Smart (s) 17; v. Bickers, Rogers, Sharp, C. Smart (s) 16. J. Avery, McKellar, Morey, S. Bundle (s) 24; v. Young, Penn, Drake, Morison 20. I Walking, Ewing, Fookes. Hall (s) 2,' i; v. Edgecombe, Ewan Jackson, Martin, King (s) 10. Wood, Jenkinson, Penn, Harrison (x) ,26; v. Masters, Wilson, McDonald, San». I ster (s) 10. 1 Totals: New Plymouth 122, Stratford : 68. I Hawera defeated Paten on Wednesday Iby9o to 40. The match took place at 1 Ha wei a. t