BOWLING.

Taranaki Daily News, 15 March 1920, Page 7

BOWLING.

GILMOUR CUP MATCHES. A WIN FOB WESTOWN. Bowling on Saturday afternoon took place under Ideal weather conditions. Playing ai Weatown, New Plymouth A suffered defeat at all the four rinks, the local club winning on the aggregate by 104 to 84. Details of scores are as follow, Weatown being mentloned first at each rink:—

Walsh, McAllum, Brash, Sole (s), 27; v. Eraser, Morton, Chancy, Smart (s) 20. Tichboa, Curtis, Huristone, Billing (s), 27; v, Mclfroy, Styles, Moore, Burgess (s), 23. Thompson, Thomson, Stevenson, Newell (s), 22; r. Binnie, Dickson, McLeod. Bundle (3), 10.

Hodson, Sole, Johnson, Hcneyfield (s), 28 v. Cleaver, Kupe, Dempsey, O'Shea (s). '22.

NEW PLYMOUTH B. DEFEAT FITZROY, On the town green, Fitzroy were decisively aefeated on Saturday. Up to the tea adjournment the visitors had the advantage, but then to ihe finish the home players forged alioad, and westually won by :« points. Details of scores are as follow, li players mentioned first at each rink:—

Wlntield, Cock, Ingram, Smith (s), 25; v VVeller, Roberts, Northern, Hlggs (s), 21. Hooper, Webster, Phillips, Wood (s), 24- y. Pote, Buckle, Lister, Beadle (s), 16. Beatson, Roebuck, Lee, H. Smart (s), 27; r. Oxenham, Brooker, Williams, Allen (s), 15. Hoby, Furlong, Fookes, Luscpmbe (s) 31: s. Johnson, West, Dingle, Lealaud (si, 21.

A WIN FOR VOGELTOWN. The persoverance and steady Improvement manifested by the Vogeltown players met with the reward of victory over Waltara on Saturday by the 1 creditable margin of 12 points. The match eventuated at Vogeltown under enjoyablo conditions, and this young club deserves hearty congratulations ui the result. Detailed .scores are as iollmv, Waltara players being mentioned flr3t at each rink

Cole, Kuuckey, Young, Calder (s), 24: v, Tippens, Dobson, Robinson, Moore (s), 22. Elliott, Bent, Hawkins, Teifar (s), 15; v. Hooker, P. Okey, Lawrence, Benton (s), 29] Totals: Waltara 39, Vogeltown 51.