BOWLING.

Taranaki Daily News, 20 March 1922, Page 8

BOWLING.

„ SATURDAY’S MATCHES. NEW PLYMOUTH A v. WEST END A. On' the town green play was marred 1 by the showery weather, overcoats and umbrellas being in evidence at times. The visitors were defeated by 50 points, both Fookes and Johnson putting up good scores, and keeping their respective opponents to the small total of 14. Details of results are as follow, West End names being mentioned first at each rink:— Lye, Sims, Brash, Townsley (s) 19; v. Cleaver, Inder, Washer, Hill (a) 19. Dailey, Baildon, Blackball, Oliver (s) 14; v. Avery, Mcllroy, O’Shea, Johnson (s) 30. Walsh, T. Sole, Reston, J. Johnson (s) 19; v. Binnie, Dunlop, Bellringer, Griffin (s) 22. Sinclair, Gyde, Douglas, F. J. Hill (s) 14; v. Skinner, Hartman, Hooker, Fookes (s) 34. White, N. Sole, Honeyfield, Humphries (a) 2t»; v. Luscom<be, E. Jackson, G. Jackson, S. Rundle (s) 28. H. Hill, Casey, Bennett, J. I). Sole (s) 20; v. Doull, C. Rundle, Brown, H. Smart (s) 29. Totals.—New Plymouth 162, Weut End 112. FITZROY B v. WAITARA. Playing at the Frtzroy green, the Fitzroy B team substantially beat Waitara by 153 points to 76. In the following details Fitzroy players are mentioned first: — Pote, Okey, Healy, Bennett' (s) 28; v. Rattenbury, Kempsail, Cole, Ford (*s) 18. Goldsmith, Cook, Hammond, Jury (s) 31; v. Fox, Kettle, Hawkins, Young (s) 12. Martin, Haughton, Price, Jackson (s) 24; v. Elliott, Mail, Blair, Fraser (s) 15. . McLeod, Brooker, Beadle, Rennell (s) 35; v. Brough, Purdie, Hoskin, Noaworthy (s) 14. Gannell, Ki veil, Avery, Allan (s) 35; v. Elliott, Marshall, Ch it tendon, Calder (s) 17. Totals.—Fitzroy B 153, Wai tar a 76. WEST END B v. FITZROY A. A banner match, West End B v. Fitzroy A, at West End, was won by West End. Scores are as follows, Fitzroy names being mentioned first:— Edge worth, Best, Short, McNeill (s) 20; v. Saunders, Curtis, Potter, Beal (s) 24. Walker, Viekers, Gillespie, Dingle (s) 20; v. Mander, Boulton, Stevenson, Billing (s) 27. White, Munro, Roberts, Blundell (s) 18; v. Hodson, Glendinning, F. Sole, Fred Newell (s) 29. Crockett, Perrott, Callaghan, Champion (s) 18; v. G. Sole, Pennington, Putt, Frank Newell (s) 27. T. G. Sole, Smith, Granger, Higgs (s) 19; v. Styles, Bruce, Hurlstone, Petty (s) 32. Totals. —Fitzroy 95, West End 139. NEW PLYMOUTH B v. VOGELTOWN. At the Vogeltown green a match was played between the home rinks and New Plymouth B, the final scores being jn favor of the visitors by 185 points to 134. New Plymouth players ate mentioned first in the details that follow: — Collins, Ambury, Dickson, McLeod (s) 40; v. Gilbert, R. Yeates, Okey, Moore (s) 18. Dawson, Robertson, Brookman, Morey (s) 23; v. Smith, R. Tippins, G. Tippins, Marshal] (s) 28. , O. Johnson,* T. Furlong, Lomas, Abbott (s) 26; v. O. Allen, Wigley, Laurence, Evans (s) 22. A. Webster, Paul, Valentine, Thomson (s) 33; v. E. Carter, Griffiths, Boswell, Edgecombe (s) 16. Mace, Harvey, G. Gray, Cresswell (s) 35; v. Hooker, Dobson, Healy, Robertson (s) 24. Taylor, Gyde, Chaney, A. K. Smart (s) 28; v. Burke, Hooper, Davidson, Hooker (s) 26. Totals. —New Plymouth 185, Vogeltown 134. STRATFORD CLUB. The fourth and fifth rounds of the doubles were played on Friday, but owing to the rain setting in the final round will have to be played at some future date. The result to date leaves A. A. Thompson in the lead with 4| wins, with Allen, Jackson, Walsh and Walters next with 4 wins. The following are the results: Skips.—J. S. Lvons, 3 wins 2 losses; J. S. McDonald 2j—2; W. McDonald, 2 3; R. Cottier, 2—3; P. Skoglund, 3 2; J. C. Allen,-4-r-l; G. Smart, 3; A. A. Thompson, 4^—o; Sanderson, 2 3; Hillock, I—4; C. Jackson, 4—l; S. M. Porritt, 2—3; J. Patterson, 2 —3; C. Martin, I% 3. Leads. —Old, 1 win 4 losses; Hunt, 3 2; Gaffaney, o—s; Grubb. 3—2; Walsh, 4—l; Carryer, 3— 2; Walters, 4 O; C . Thompson, 3 —2; Clarke, 2 —3; Finlay, 2—3; Woodhead, 3—2; Butcher, 2 —3; Boyd,222;. Young, 2A—2.