BOWLING.

Taranaki Daily News, 13 February 1920, Page 3

BOWLING.

BANNER MATCHES. WEST END DEFEAT NEW PLYMOUTH B. At West End yesterday, New Ply-! mouth B met with a decisive defeat, only' obtaining the major score at one rink out of five, Starkev's team going down by 12 to 3-1. Following are the details, New Plymouth being mentioned first at each rink; Christofl'el, Goldsworthy, Jackson, Starkey (si 12 v. Pennington. Mynott, Putt, Beale (s) 34; Brooking, Dickson, Woollett, Lee (s) 21 v. Hill, Moverley, Pettie, Hill (s) 31; Gilmour, McGahey, Drake, J. R. Hill (s) 29 v. Hamilton, Reston, Hurl-stone, Billing (s) 23; Carter, Hooker, Rolston, Luscombe (s) 22 v. Potter, Bullot, Oliver, Lobb (s) 23; Bacon, Precce, Bellringer, Pcrrin (s) 22 v. Boswell, Curtis, Lye, Sola (s) 81.— Totals, New Plymouth 100, West End 147.

FITZROY' DEFEAT VOGELTOWN. Fitzroy and Vogoltown met on the latter Club's green, and after an interesting three-rinlc contest, the visitors, who had their strongest team, won with a comfortable margin of 34 points. Under the circumstances Vogeltown made a very creditable effort. Following arc the scores, Fitzroy being mentioned first in each ease:— Oxenham, Brooker, Bennett, Rennell (s) 27 v. Crockett, Limn, Marshall, Benton (s) 20; ; Ppte, Gillespie, vjemlle, Price (a) 30 v. Smith,-Hooker, Laurence, Healy (s) ii- Healy; Hammond, Chiver:', Abbott (s) 23 v. Tipping, Olc ey, Davidson, Griffiths (s) 14. Totals: Fitzroy 00, Vogeltown sl>. On the town green yesterday afternoon, New.. Plymouth A. played Wnitaiu, the visitors being defeated by 134 to 74. Details-are as follow, Waitara players being mentioned first in each rink:— Sowler, Foreman, Kupe, 0. Sumpson is) .1" v. Hooker, Phillips, Hall. A.K. Smart (s) 33; Hawkins, Kmiekey, Kuse, Wyllie (s) 11 v. Binnie, Winfield, Burgess, Johnson (s) 37; Chittenden, Kibby, liatteiibnry, Ford (s) 20 v. Chancy, C. Rr.iidle, Medley, Fookes (s) 33; Elliott, Hoskin, Noswortliy, Eraser (s) 20 v. Collins, lilundell, Ward, S. Bundle (s) 2.1.