BOWLING.

Taranaki Daily News, 16 February 1920, Page 8

BOWLING.

WEST END DEFEAT FITZROY, At Westown on Saturday, in ideal weather, Fitzroy suffered defeat by 12 points. The play was keeen and enjoyable, some excellent heads being the result. The heavy scoring by Sole was a deciding factor in the gam'e. Details of play are as follow, West End bein" mentioned first at each rink:— ° Walsh, T. Sole, Newell, Petty (s) 20 v. Wcller, Northern, Fairhall, Higgs (s) 23 Smith, McAllum, Honeyfield, Sole (s) 33 v. West, Buckle, Lister, Beadle (s) 18. Tichbou, Thomson, Oliver, Hill (s) 25 Williams, Johnson, Roberts, Allen (s) Hodson, Hurlstone, Stevenson, Billing (s) 15 v. Pote, Brooker, Lealand, Jurv (9) 26. ' ' NEW PLYMOUTH B DEFEAT VOGELTOWN. Playing on the town green on Saturday, Vogeltown was defeated by 57 to 30. Details of scores are as follow, Vogeltown being mentioned first in each case:— Okey, Dobson, Robinson, Marshall (s) 16 v. Webster, Skinner, Ingram, W. Smith (s) 30. Burke, Wheeler, Davidson, Benton ($) 14 v. Beatson, Cock, Roebuck, Luscombe W 27I , 4 WAIT AHA DEFEAT NEWi PLYMOUTH A. In a keenly contested game on the New Plymouth green on Saturday, Waitara were victorious by eight points. Details are as follow, Waitara players being mentioned first in each rink:— Kettle, Knuckey, Young, Wyllie (s) 27 v. Eraser, Billiard, Chaney, A. K. Smart (s) 24. Elliott, Kupc, Hoskin, C Sampson (s) 20 v. Brooking, Dicks jn, M'Leod, S. Rundle (s) 22. Cole, Bent, L. Sampson, Calder (s) 22 v. Lightband, W. Morton, A. J. Morton, Burgess (sj 20. Hawkins, Foreman, Blair, Telfar (s) 10 v. Binnic, Robertshaw, Fookes, Jackson (s) 20COLTS MATCIT. Fox, O'Kaine, Main, Varley (s) 25 v. O'Connor, Harvey, Cleaver, Goldsworthv (») 27. AVON CLUB STRATFORD. . A meeting of the Avon Bowling Club, Stratford, was held on Friday evening, Mr. J. Master.-; presiding over an attendance of aboyt 25 members. Plans and specifications for a pavilion, estimated to cost between £450 and £SOO, were submitted and adopted, anil it was decided to order the materials and commence the building as soon as possible. The pavilion, when completed, will be of an artistic dwign and will be fitted with nil conveniences. It will have two verandahs. 7ft. Sins, wide, on the eastern and northern sides, and will contain a refreshment room, 16t"t. by 2fift., ladies' room, lfift- by 10ft., howlers' room, 12ft. hv lfift., and kitchen, 10ft. by 10ft. The following building committee wns set lip: —Messrs J. Masters, E. .lone;:, ,T. Weston, F. Weston, J. Henderson, C. Moore. W. C .Ttidd. W. Henerv, J. Boon, D. McMillan, C. D. Sole, and H. L. Batta (secretary).