BOWLING

Taranaki Daily News, 7 January 1921, Page 3

BOWLING

THE BANNER COMPETITION. YESTERDAY’S MATCHES. Play in the banner competition in North Taranaki was continued yesterday At New the New Plymouth Club’s A team defeated Waitara, 1'15—92. West End A mer. defeat at the hands of Fitzroy, 70—132, while West End B team defeated Vogeltown by 109 to 60. Details of the matches are given below:— NEW PLYMOUTH v. WAITARA. A very enjoyable game was played on the New Plymouth bowling green between Waitara and New Plymouth A tjeam. The following is the result, Waitara being mentioned first:— Elliott, Kupe, Bird, Fraser (skip) 21 v. Carter, Knuckey, J. R. Hill, O. Firth (skip), 25. Hawkins, Fuller, Huse, C. Sampson (skip) 19 v. F. Hooker, Abram, Jackson, H. Smart (skip) 24. L- H. Sampson, Kibby, S. George, Coleman (skip) 24 v. Bennie, Perrin, Luscombe, Griffen (skip) 36. Fowler, Rattenbury, Nosworthy, Ford (skip) 2S v. Goldwater, Ivel-John, Bellringer, Johnson (skip) 30. Totals:-—Waitara 92; New Plymouth 115. WEST END A v* FITZROY. The result of the West End A v. Fitzroy match was as under, the West End rinks being mentioned first:Thomson, Dingle. Humphries. Honeyfield (s) 15 v. Healy, Bartlett, Price, Renn ell (s) 34. Mawkes, Dailey, Oliver, Lobb (s) 21 v. Callaghan, Jackson, McNeill, Smith (s) 23. Sole, Douglas, Bullot, Sole (s) 14 v. Cook, Williams, Bennett, Jury (tf) 33. White Lye, Hill, Johnson (s) 20 v. I Okey, Hammond, Dingle, Abbott (s) 42. Totals.—West End 70, Fitzroy 132.

WEST END B v. VOGELTOWN. At the 0 West End green, Vogeltown met defeat by West End B. Details are as follows, West End being mentioned' first:— Hamilton, G. Sole, Saunders, Veale (s) 31 v. Hoskin, Bourke, Boswell, Davidson (s) 11. Roberts, F. Sole, Potter, Billing (s) 24 v. Yeates, Carter, Smith, Healy (s) 17. Moverley Mander, T. Sole, Newell (s) 25 v. Tippins, Wigley, Griffiths, Marshall (s) 18. Hodson, Mills, Putt, Medley (s) 29 v. Bmnie, Hooker, Laurence, Edgecombe (s) 14 Totals: West End B, 109; Vogeltown, 60. MEETING OF CENTRE. A meeting of the Taranaki Bowling Centre was held last night. It was reported that so far about fifty entries have been received for the forthcoming tournament, which opens on the 24th inst. Practically all clubs in Taranaki will be represented, and among visiting teams are included bowlers from St. John’s (Wanganui), Taihape, and Auckland. A meeting of the entertainment committee, in connection with the visit of the N.S.W. team, was fixed for a fortnight hence. #