BOWLING.

Taranaki Daily News, 24 November 1917, Page 8

BOWLING.

THE OILMOUR CUP. Tlie fi;ll'.- - .- M!:V itb« )'.l represent V.'rst Pud i:i the <;i':iv-itr Cup mat':h ain inst New Plymouth to-day'at West 10 ml : Tieiibon, Thompson. .T,, lionet field. Sole, J. D. (s.) ; Walsh, Ling, Sol'-. I<\, Hill, F. .T. (s.): Ilodson, Moverley, Newell, F. K., Oliver, W. (s.). WAITARA DEFEATS ELTHAM. The weather was not very favorable for the above game, decided on the Either: preen yesterday. Three rinks were engaged, but, half way through, the light rain was persistent, so play was hardly as pleasurable as anticipated. The game ended in a win for the visitors by 10 points. Detailed scores, Waitara mentioned first: Crombic, Foreman, Were, Langman (s) 21 v. V. Ilalpin, Murray, Carter, Judd (a) 24. Kibhv, Young, Hutchinson, Rattenbury (si 2!) v. Clirifttoil'el, C'ronin, Carman, Fairhall (s) 22. Harrison, Sampson, Knnekey, Fraser (s) 2(i v. Barnard, Stolir, Smallev, Rosa (s) 20. Totals: Waitara 7(1; Eltham 00, NORTH v. SOUTH STRATFORD. Playing in the. rain yesterday afternoon, South had no difficulty in scoring a win over North in a three-rink eontest for patriotic purposes. Some good play was witnessed, and, despite being damp underfoot, those participating saw it out without difficulty. Scores (South mentioned first: Leversedge, Fookes, Bickerton, Skoglund (s) I!.'! v. Martin, Ralidrup, ,T. Masters, King (s) 13.

Lyons, Dr. Paget, Franks, Edgecombe (s) 28 v. Lopdell, Burgess, Nicholson, Sharp (s) IS.

Thompson, Rowe, Porritt, Morison (s) 24 v. .Jackson, Woodhead, J. S. McDonald, W. McDonald (s) 23. Totals: South, 85; North, 51.