BOWLING.

Taranaki Daily News, 19 December 1921, Page 3

BOWLING.

SATURDAY’S MATCHES. WEST END “B” v. WAITARA. On the West End green the West End "B” team defeated the Waitara team by a margin of two, the game ending 151—149. The following are the scores. West End players being mentioned first at each rink: Haylock, Darby, Christoffel, Beal (s) 29 v. Elliott, Kempsell, Blair, Fraser (s) 19. Pennington, Whitham, G. Sole, Billing (s) 23 v. Cole, Fuller. Huse, Calder (s) 30. Mander, Ross, Mynott, Petty (s) 24 v. McDougall, Bird, Hawkins, Sampson (s) 19. Hodson, Ellis, Stevenson, Fred Newell (s) 16 v. Chittenden, Kettle, Hoskin, Ford (s) 31. Styles, Gyde, Putt, Medley (s) 26 v. Fox, Dunbar, Young, Telfar (s) 28. Sole, Saunders, Potter, Frank Newell (s) 33 v. Brough, Marshall. George, Nosworthy (3) 22. Totals: West End, 151; Waitara, 149. Colts’ rink: Brown, Bruce, Bolton, Smith (s) 18 v. Taylor, Proctor, Elliott, Purdie (s) 20. VOGELTOWN v. WEST END “A”. The West End “A” team defeated Vogeltown on the latter's green, the scores being 181—113 Details are given below, Vogeltown rinks being mentioned first: Allen, Yeates, Hooper, Moore (s) 20 v. Thomson, Reston, Morey, Oliver (s) 40. Tooke, Carter, Boswell, Robertson (s) 16 v. White, Lye, McAllum, Sole (s) 28. Wigley, Burke, Griffiths, Edgecombe (s) 18 v. Corney, Blackball, Douglas, Hill (s) 25. Hoskin, Dobson, Okey, Marshall (s) 17 v. Walsh, Dailey, Brash, Townsley (s) 28. Hooker, Gilbert, Davidson, Tippins (3) 16 v. Petty, Sole, HUI, Lobb (s) 33. Yeates, Smith, Healy, Lawrence (s) 26 v. Bennett, McAllum, Johnson, Humphries (s) Totals: Vogeltown, 113; West End, 181. Colts’ rink: Ruebe, Browne, Binnie, Blackley (s) 31 v. Dalgleish, Deare, Sinclair, Connolly (s) 18. NEW PLYMOUTH “A” v. FITZROY. This match was played on the town green, the visitors being defeated by 56 points. Details of scores are as follow, Fitzroy being mentioned first at each rink: Gillespie, Munro, Buckle, Smith »(s) 23 v. Cleaver, Dempsey, C. Rundle, Fookes (s) 22. Edgeworth, Callaghan, Roberts, Irvine (s) 9 v. Hooker, Roebuck, Ward, H. Smart (s) 36. Walker, Granger, Short, Higgs (s) 16 v. Abram, Ewing, S. Rundle, Jackson (s) 33. Hair, -Harrison, Williams, Bartlett (s) 23 v. Carter, Bellringer, Drake, Johnson (s) 25. Sole, Best, Blundell, McNeill (s) IS v. Bin-» nie, E. Jackson, Luscombe, Griffin (s) 15. Crockett, Vickers, Lister, Champion (s) 21 v. J. Avery, O'Shea, Washer, Hill (s) 32. Totals: Fitzroy, 110; New Plymouth, 166. FITZROY “B” v. NEW PLYMOUTH “B”. In the match between Fitzroy “B” and New Plymouth “B” the latter won by 20 points, the totals being 139—159. Details are given below (New Plymouth being mentioned first at each rink) : Mace, Gray, Morey, Abbott (s) 32 v. Pote, Ward, Okey, Price (s) 18. Brookman, Moore, McLeod, Firth (s) 14 v. Somerton, Cannoli, Avery, Allen (s) 40. Collins, Valentine, Wood, Woollett (s) 33 v. Haughton, Cook. Healy, Bennett (s) 14. Chaney, Phillips, Ford, Smart (s) 26 v , torUa, gjriuiitc, Justasa sa.

McGahey, Roberts, Lomas, Cresswell (s) 20 v. Spiers, Klvell, Hammond, Jury (s) 28. Goldwater, Dixon, Burgess, Thomson (s) 34 v. Goldsmith, Bridgeman, Brooker, Rennell (3) 17.

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