BOWLING.

Taranaki Daily News, 23 February 1917, Page 4

BOWLING.

NEW PLYMOUTH DEFEAT WArTARA Four rinks jrom Wa\tara visited New Plymouth yesterday and played a ban* nor match with- the New Plymouth Clul* Owing to rain coming on it was decided to limit the match to eighteen heads. At two of the rinks play was very close, one ending in a tie and the other in a point win for New Plymouth. The home team won the other two gamef very easily, and so secured the match by 85 points to> 50. Detailed scores, Waitara being men.* lionod first in each instance: — Harrison, Hutchinson, Ford, Fraser (a)' 16 v. Biniiiej J. Avery, Firth, H. Smari (s) M. Were, Husc, Sampson, 0. Sampson (s) 15 v. Fruser, Brookman, Bastings, Fookes (s) 15. Foreman, Kempsell, Nosworthy, Walker (a) H v. Goldwatcr, Collins, Bur* gess, Medley (s) 24. Calder, Goodacre, Langman, Ratten» bury (s) 5 v. Chancy, T. Avery, Harrison Johnson (s) 29. WEST EN 1 © DEFEAT INGLEWOOD. Five rinks from the West End Cluh journeyed to Inglewood yesterday to play the banner fixture against the local club. A most enjoyable game resulted, tlio\jgh somewhat marred 'by On rain. West End were up in three rinks, and down in two, being winners in the aggregate by the narrow margin of eight points. Detailed notes, Inglewood being mentioned first in each case:— Corkill, Frewin, Percival, Brandh (a) 80 v. Thompson, Boston, Lee, Lobb (s), 15. Roberts, McDonald, Cottier, Allen (s)j '4 v. Paul, Sole, Lye, Boal (s) 35. Lightfoot, Peterson, McLaggan, Rolston (s) IS v. White, Bartlett, Newell, Jewell (s) '?2. Daws, Pullen, Codd, Wilson (s) 16 V, Boswell, Honeyfield, Johnson, Sole (s)i Drake, Pyrtc, Morton, Spurdlo (s) 38 v. Ilill, Billing, Curtis, Oliver (s) 21. Totals: Inglewood 107 j West End l'H