BOWLING.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 204, 5 February 1915, Page 7

BOWLING.

BANNER MATCHES. INGLEWOOD V. FITZROY. At the Fitzroy Green yesterday, Jic ■ banner match between Inglewood end* Fitzroy was played by five rinks, resulting in favor of the home club by 144 to 89. The visitors were hospitably entertained during the afternoon. Details of the play are as follow, Inglewood being mentioned first in each case: A. Marshall, Olson, Spurdle, Johnston (s.), 12; v. Brooker, Healy, C. Allen, Rennell (s.), 32. Marsh, Pyne, Maetzig, Sutherland (s.), 18; v. Bellringer, Steeds, Plumtree, Bennett (s.), 34. Mackay, Surrey, Cottier, Percival (s.), 30; v. Pote, Avery, McNeill, Jackson (s.), 19. Goller, Frewin, Morton, Codd (s.), 18; v. Cook, Mawkes, Price, Olivers (s.), 27. McDonald, Roberts, Rolston, Branch (5.)., 11 v. Waldock, Beadle, Dingle, Abbott (s.), 32. WAITARA V. NEW PLYMOUTH B. Waitara and New Plymouth B met on the New Plymouth green, the home team winning by 128 to 04. The detailed scores wer e as follow, Waitara being mentioned first: — Foreman, Crombie, Canton, Calder (s.), 19; v. Harle, Collins, S. Rundle, Morey (s.), 32. Eggleton, L. Sampson, C. Sampson, W. Sampson (s.), 15; v..W. Rundle, Wood, C. T. Rundle, Medley (s.), 26. Rattenbury, Goldsmith, Fraaer, Andrew (s.), 21; v. Goodacre, Carter, Penn, Luscombe (s.), 21. Kempsall, Hellier,, Hutchinson, Ford ' (s.), 11; v. Pepperell, McLeod, Ford, A. K. Smart (s.), 32. Knuckey, Nosworthy, W. Nosworthy, Pulford (s.), 28; v. Green, Avery, Ewing, Jenkinson (s.), 17. WEST END V. NEW PLYMOUTH A. West End defeated New Plymouth A on the West End green by 100 points to 87, the details being as follows, West End mentioned first: — Hurle, Hooper, Phillips, Harrison (s.), 27; v. Haslam, Reston, Wood, Beale (s.j, 28 Waugh, List, Fookes, Firth (s), 17. v. Lye, Petty, Johnson, Sole (s.), 29. Fraser, Bowden, Colvile, • Smart, H. (s.), 20; v. Bartlett, Lee, Lobb, Newel] (s.), 22. Binnie, Morrison, Goldwater, Hall (s.), 23; Putt, T. Sole, Curtis, Johnston (s), 21. STRATFORD V. FITZROY. In order to add to the enjoyment of the bowlers who formed part of the great St.atford picnic at the East End yesterday, the Fitzroy Club made up three rinks to play against the visitors and some most interesting play took place, and although Stratford! players were victorious at two rinks out of"three, on the total scores they lost by 10. At the conclusion of the match, Mr G. Smart, on behalf of the visitors, tendered to the local club the very hearty thanks of the picknickers for providing them with an enjoyable game and entertaining them so hospitably. Mr F. Jackson, president of the Fitzroy Club, briefly acknowledged the compliment, and an exchange of cheers brought to a close a most pleasant game. Following are the scores, Stratford being' mentioned first in each case:— j Sanderson, Wilson, Fookes, Skoglund (s), 18; v. Reid, Cbxhead, Hartnell, Clinch (s.), 13. Lopdell, Edgecombe, Martin, G. Smart (s.) II; v. <)xenham, Hooker, Weller, Crawshaw (s.), 27. J. McDonald, F. J. McDonald, , J. W. McMillan («.), 18; v. Hill, Walker, Johnson, Smith (s.), 17.