BOWLING.

Taranaki Daily News, 8 February 1917, Page 3

BOWLING.

BAN'N .'l7 MAIYIT. The Unworn am! .Stral'»:il Chilis were engaged in r. six-rink match tor tii<: banner yesterday. Play gonera.ly was even. I'oy's rink- contained three of the four tlmlanded the Taranaki eham--11 i At the >b-.; of tin eleventh hea:l *• <• scoring was ov n, Xieliolscii' - fit'll hanging to their opponent' in gocl style. Skoglund always had the measure of Parkinson's rink, although the latter at times got in some exceptionally good shots. Owing to the delay of the North train, 25 heads were played in each rink, and at 6.4.) only one i'ead had to go to complete : the game, the unfinished game being between W. McDonald and Robertson's teams. With this head to go, the aggregate snores wore: Stratford, 143; Hawera, 141. Details of plav were as follow, Stratford being mentioned first:— Fookes, Pettie, Morison, Sharp (skip), 21, v. noUard, CorkiH Tarrant, Grant (skip), -23. Jackson, Sanderson, Smart, W. McDonald (skip), 21, v. Black, Bates, Adamson, W. Robertson (skip), 28 . Paget, Masters, King, Nicholson (skip), 17, v. Brunette, Rudkin, Hodge, l'oy (skip), 28. Walters, Edgecombe, J. S. McDonald, Bickerton (si.ip), 2!), v. Qiiinn, MdPliillips, Robertson, Henson (skip), 10. Reid, Martin, Cottier, McMillan (skip), 24, v. Keen, Tong, Robb, Tate (skip). 29. Porritt, Young, Sangster, Skoglund (skip), "1, v. Oraham, Crabb, Syme, Parkinson (skip), 13. The banner matches set. down for decision to-dav in the Northern division have been postponed