BOWLING.
GILMOUR CUP COMPETITION. WEST END v. NEW PLYMOUTH A. Thi a match was played on the New Plymouth green on Saturday, thVvisitors losing by one point owing to Med-. ley's team being 11 down. Detail/} of the scores are as under, West End being mentioned first at each rinkt Walsh, Thompson, Sole, Hill (s.) 22, v. J. Thompson, Brooking, lon-tun. Smith (s.) 27. Hodson, Crutch, Townsley, Oliver (e.) 17, v. Winfield, De Castro, Chanev, Johnson (s.) 22. Tiehbon, Moverley, Billing, Curtis (s) 31, v. Binnie, Cutfield, Bundle, Medley (s.) 20. Totals—West End 70, New Plymouth IfTZROY v. NEW PLYMOUTH B. This match was fixed to be played on the town green on Saturday afternoon, and the Fitzroy players put in appearance only to find that the green had not been prepared for play and no opponents present. Needless to sav, some strong remarks were made on the discourtesy, but the president of the Fit* «iy club left a message stating that the New Plymouth members would be welcome to play at Fitzroy, whither the visitors adjourned.
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Taranaki Daily News, 18 February 1918, Page 3
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177BOWLING. Taranaki Daily News, 18 February 1918, Page 3
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