BOWLING.

Taranaki Daily News, 30 October 1922, Page 3

BOWLING.

COMMENCEMENT OF BANNER MATCHES. FITZROY v. WEST END. Fitzroy and West End clubs met in the first round of the Banner competition on Saturday. Fixe rinks were played at each club’s green. West End proving the winner in each case. Details of play, West. End players being mentioned first in each instance: Fitzroy Green. Haylock, Darby, Lee, Oliver (s.) 21, v. T. White, Perrott, Healy. Dingle (s.) 21. Bruce, Boulton, Julian, F. J. Hill (s.) 29, v. Edgeworth, Sarten, Hair, Price (s.) 24. Walsh, N. Sole, Brash, J. D. Sole (s.) 40, v. G. White, Grainger, Avery, Bennett (s.) 19. J. White, Casey, Johnson, F. Newell (s.) 28, v. Kivell, Harrison, Brooker, Williams (s.) 20. H. Hill, Bennett, T. Sole, Lobb (s.) 28, v. Somerton, Best, Okey, Allan (s.) 19. Totals: West End 146, Fitzroy 103. West End Green. Hodson, G. Sole, Hurlestone, Medley (s.) 23, v. Goldsmith, Schultz, Hammond, Jury (s.) 23. Styles, Corney, Doull, Billing (s.) 25, v. Pote, Munro, West, Rennell (s.) 17. Mander, Stevenson, B. Petty, T. Petty (s.) 38, v. Gillespie, Short, Jackson, Irvine (,s.) 15. F. Sole, Lye; Douglas, Beal (s.) 37, v. Spiers, Davis, Buckle, Higgs (s.) 11. Putt, Potter, Honeyfield, Fred Newell (s.) 22, v. Walker, Oliver, Beadle, McNeill (s.) 19. Totals: West End 145, Fitzroy 85. NEW PLYMOUTH v. WAITARA. Six rinks and a colts’ rink from the New Plymouth Club visited Waitara, where they were very hospitably entertained. New Plymouth won by 14 points. The play at H. Smart’S and Telfar’s rink was sensational, as Telfat scored 21 while Smart, was scoring three. In the following details Now Plymouth players are mentioned first: F. Mace, C. Carter, Dunlop, J. R. Hill (s.) 36, v. Brough, Marshall, Fox, Fraser (s.) 11. W. Taylor, Dr. Campbell, G. Gray, H. Smart, (s.) 22, v. Chittendon, Dunbar, George, Telfat (s.) 24. A. Goldwater, R, Cock, W. Ewing, S. Rundle (s.) 33 v. Keetle, Hoskin, Huse, Nosworthy (s.) 14. W. J. Chaney, A. Ambury, F. Hooker, A. K. Smart 19, v. Purdie, Bent, L. H. Sampson, Calder (s.) 26.

Roberts, Brooknian, Lomas, Grifflen (s.) 14, v. Kempsail, Bamdid, Blair, Cole (s.) 32. Alf. Boon, Hawken, McLeod, Woollett 29, v. Klbby, Boddie, Carton, Sampson (s.) 23. Totals: New Plymouth 144, Waitara 130. Colts.—Way, W. Ambury, Chapman, Dawson 14, v. Taylor, McKenzie, Caln, Fergusson 29. NEW PLYMOUTH V. VOGELTOWN. On the town green a keen and enjoyable oentest took place on Saturday under favorable weather conditions. The Issue was in doubt up to the close of the game. Vogeltown players were most consistent in their play, and only lost by seven points on the aggregate, mainly due to the good form shown by Hooker’s rink. The sensational shot of the day was made by Cresswell, who, by driving out two of his opponents’ bowls, scored six. Details are as follow, Vogeltown players being mentioned first in each rink: Allen, Lawrence, Hoskin, Dickson (s.) 18, v. Bacon, Abram, Bellringer, Washer (s.) 20. Burke, R. Tippins, Davidson, Hooker (a.) 32 v. Webster, Hartman, Dingle, Jackson (a.) 14. Reube, Hooper, Willis, Tippins (a.) 17, v. J. Avery, Dempsey N. Smith, H. Fookes (s.) 17.

Short, Griffiths, Mobre, Marshall (s.) 18 v. Mcllroy, T. Fookes, Phillips, Luscombe (s.) 24. Allan, Okey, Boswell, Robertson (a.) 23 y. Cleaver, Weller, Valentine, Creaswell (s.) 27, Bleakley, Healy, Wigley. Edgecombe (s.) 19, v. Blnnle, Inder, Ward, Johnson (a.) 32. Totals: New Plymouth 134, Vogeltown 127.