BOWLING.

Taranaki Daily News, 10 April 1916, Page 7

BOWLING.

FITZROY V, WEST END. On Saturday afternoon, Fitzroy and West End met at Fitzroy, in the second round of the Gilmour Cup competition and again West End were victorious, having an unbroken record of wins in this contest this season. The heavy rain on Friday night made the green very difficult and gusts of wind further increased the. bowlers' troubles. To "Morrison" belongs the credit of the win far his was the'only rink to score the greater number of points. Both in drawing and driving he was deadly, m one case scoring six by taking out his opponents' shot "now 1. It was a great per formaline earning jjviieral applause. On the total Fitzoy were eleven down, but it is possible that this might have been increased by anothiT point had not the last head at .Morrison's rink been unintentionally broken up before a measure was taken. West End have now again won tile cup, and they deserve to be congratulated on their consistent and successful play. Details of the scores are as follow, West End being mentioned first:— Salt, Johnson, Curtis, Sole (s), 25; v. Reid, Risevcu-ro, Beadle, Higgs (a), 27. Sutcliffe, Brash, Newell, Morrison (s), 32; v. Billing, Hopkins, Weller, Lealand (9), 10. <!. Thomson, Sole, Oliver, Hill (s), 22; v. Smith, Sole, Oxenham, Olivers (s), 25.