BOWLING.

Taranaki Daily News, 18 March 1916, Page 7

BOWLING.

" ' VMSOXBY ft. INGLEWOOD, •c j«-. f «=-=■» j. 'A tlirec rink match' was played on the Inglewood Club's green yesterday afternono. Shortly after the game started ught ram came on and made the green rather heavy and to a certain extent marred the afternoon's enjoyment. The visitors proved too strong for the local men winning on all three rinks, and the match by 43 points. Scores were, as ioUows, Ingle-wood being mentioned A. Coldwell, A. Morton, J. Allen, J. Wilson (s), 18; v. Sehnaeur, Walker, Wallace, Simsoh (s), 23. Lightfoot, G. Morton, Branch, Spurdle W; 13 j v. Brookman, Hodson, Casey, Grey (s), 29. ■ Rolston, Johnston, Codd, Sutherland (9), !»i. v. Boterill, Crowe, McLeod, Taylor (s) 22. • ' At the conclusion of the game,' Mr. Marshall, vice-president of the ' local club, expressed the pleasure it gave thorn, to have a. visit from bowlers representing the Queen city of' New Zealand, and hoped in the future to return it. Mr. Simson, in returning thanks on behalf of the visitors, said the match had been an : enjoyable one, and the visit to Taranaki would long he remembered, the welcome and hospitality received since they . had been in the district having been most hearty. He trusted an opportunity for returning it would occur before long. A hearty welcome to all Taranaki bowlers Visiting Auckland was extended. Cheers were then given for the ladies. The following rinks hare been selected to represent New Plymouth against Ponsohby to-day:— Morning, at 10 o'clock.—Fraser, Luscombe, Firth, H. Smart (s) ; ) Alexander, Blundell, Harrison, Bary (s); Clianey' S. Ruridle, Medley, A. K. Smart (s). Afternoon, at 2 o'clock.—Luscombe, ■Ewing, Morey, 11, Smart (s); Wood, Burgess, Blundell, Bary (s); Brookman, Goldwater, Woolley, A. K. Smart (s). The following players have been picked to play for Fitzroy against West End at West End, on Saturday, at 2.15 p.m\: —Billing, Roseveare, Weller, Higgs (s); Beadle, Hopkins, Oxonham, Chivers (s); j Coxhead, Sole, Wilson, Smith (s).