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BOWLING.

The following will represent Welt E»4 in the Gilmour Cup, to be played to-, morrow on the New Plymouth green, commencing at 2,1.1 p.m.:—Salt, Brash, Xewell, Jacobsen; Sutellfe, Honeyfleld, Oliver, Sole; Ticbbon, Sole, Curtis, Till, . FITZROYv. INGLEWOOD. A very enjoyable game ketween tna! above clubs was played at Fitzroy yeaterday, the visitors being defeated by 131 to 126, on the aggregate. Considerable interest was attached to the plajr, in consequence of the selector bavin? materially altered the constitution of the Fitzroy rinks in their usual order of play, three customary skips being placed in the lead. Following are thq details of the play, Inglewood being mentioned first in each instance:— McLaggan, Kilpatrick, Light foot, A. Morton (s.) 31, v. Jackson, Coxhe»d # Cook, Dingle (s.) 18. A. N. Other, Davis, Spujdk, Percival (s.) 29, v. Abbott, White, HanJMOnd, Bennett (s.) 27. ; McDonald, Roberb, Rolston, Branch. (s.) 16, v. Pote, Avery, Olivers, jC. AU len (e.) 38. .' Marsh. Olson, Coldwell, J. Allen (».) 24, v. Billing, Brooker, Oxenham, Wellct (s.) 24. Drake, H. Olson, G. Morton, Codd {».) 20, v. Lealand, Waldoek, Heal) Price (i.)j 24. SIXGLES CHAMPIONSHIP. Messrs Healy and,S. Smith, who were, at tiie head of their respective sections in the Fitzroy Club's aingles competition, played off tha final yesterday afternoon, and though Healy had the best of tlio game till towards the close, Smith finished up well and won the championship, by 2S to 24. WEST END v. STRATFORD. West End visited Stratford yesterday afternoon, and after an enjoyable- game were defeated by 115 to 80, The teami were as follows, West End being mentioned first:— G. Thompson, T. Role, Hill, Wood (i.) 11, v. Martin, Peattie, W. McDonald, McMillan (8.) 30. , ' Thomson, Xewell, Putt, 8. Johnston (s.) 24, v. Edgecombe, Porritt, Smart, King (s.) 10. A. Thompson, H. Boswell, Oliver, Sole («.) 20, v. Mills, F. J. McDonald, Collier, Sangster (a.) 20. Walsh, Petty, Robb, Xewell (s.) 16, v. Nicholson, Fookes, Betts, Morison (s.) 20. Hill, Tichhon, Bartlett, Lee (s.) jIS. v. Fgley, Bickerton, J. Masters, Sharp (i.) 17. Other games played were as follows: Reid. Richard«on, O'Shea, Wright (8.) 17 v. Webb, Walters, Wilson, Leversedge •'ff«M4.. • . Smith, Ward, Lyons, Curtis (fc) 30, v. Kerby, Paget, McDonald, W. Young (».) 20,

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Taranaki Daily News, 10 March 1916, Page 5

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BOWLING. Taranaki Daily News, 10 March 1916, Page 5

BOWLING. Taranaki Daily News, 10 March 1916, Page 5

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