BOWLING.

Taranaki Daily News, 1 March 1918, Page 8

BOWLING.

PATRIOTIC MATCHES FITZROY DEFEATS WAITAR.A. At Fitzroy yesterday Waitara win defeated by 18 points after a must enjoyable game. Langman being (lie only visiting skip to otbain (lie major points. Details of scores are as follow, Fitzroy being mentioned first at each rink: Pote, Cannell, Avery, McNeill (s.) IS, v. Da'vidson, Crombie, Fraser, Lanunian (s.) 87. Oxenham, Weller, P.eiulle, Jackson ) 21, v. Kibby, Huse, Were, C Sampson (s.) 18. WaUloek, Plumtree, Bennett, Abbott (s.) 35, v. George, L. Sampson, Kattenbury, W- Sampson (s.) 10. i Healy, Gillespie, Allen, Uennell is.) :?!>. .Telford. Hall, Caldcr. 11. Ford (s.) IS. Ma;vkes, C'ook, Hammond. Price (si 29, v. Harrison, Bird, Hutchinson, 'Walker (s.') 21. Totals—Fitzroy 132, Waitara 114. NEW PLYMOUTH DEFEATS WEST. END. A patriotic matcli was played yesterday between the West End and New Plymouth clubs, oil the town gnvii. and resulted in a win for the home club, who finished with a margin of 11 points. Following are the scores. New I'lymouth players being mentioned first : ilcGratney, Billing. Ford. Medley (s.) 25, v. Tichbon, Thompson, Billing, Hill, (s.) 24. Perrin, Brookman. Morev, Johnson (a.) 2fi, v. Roberts, Hurlston, Lys, Newell (a.) 24. Roberts, Jenkinson. Firth, If. Smart. (9.) 31, v. Welsli, Reston, Thompson. Oliver (s.) 20. Green, Chanev, Burgess. Fookes (s.) 24, v. H. Hill, Clarke, T. Sole, Peal (3.) 19. J. Avery,' Cock. S. Rundle, Bary (s.) 20, v. Honeyfield, H. Thompson, T-.ee, Sole (s) 37. Goldwa.ter, Nash, G'Shea, A. Smart (s.) 28, v. Petty, Bullot, Curtis, Wood (s.) 10. Totals —New Plymouth 154, West End' 143. The following will represent Fitzroy against West End at Fitzrov to-morrow: Sole, West, Koberts, Smith (s.) ; Oxenham, Buckle, Williams, Higgs (s.); Butler, Weller, Jury. Allan (a.), Northern, Gibson, Beadle, Lealand (s.).