BOWLING.

Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 17 March 1928, Page 9

BOWLING.

THIRD TEST MATCH. ' TARANAKI EASILY DEFEATED The third test match between Taranaki and Auckland bowlers was played on the Carlton (Auckland) green on Friday afternoon, resulting in an easy win for Auckland by 64 points. Results were as follow, Taranaki players being mentioned first: — E. May, Pavitt, Butler, Lambie 14 v. F. Marks, H. Bray, A. Alley, W. Keatley 25. 'Goldwater, Jackson sen., Verry iSpurdle 12 v. E. Delamore, J. Gifford, H. Rvan, S. Lamb 25. (Surrey, Nosworthy, Kendall, .Smart 11 v. C." Lamb, C. Hardley, J. Torrance, IT. Whittle 17.

Porritt, .Sole, Wig-ley, Petty 12 v. A. Hunt, V. Casey, T. Chapman, H. Jenkin 21.

Hawkins, McKay, Ford J. Lobb 20 v. Brittain, Roberts, Colitman, Hoskin 20.

Wills, J. Johnson, Quin, Hill 16 v, R, Sheath, R. Johnston, J. Morgan, A, Robertson 22.

Boon, Morey, Robb, Abbott 15 v. J. Clarkson, R. Blank, J. Warren, E. Fraser 21. .... 'Robertson, A. Johnson, Christorfel, Dingle 13 v. F. .Wise, W. .T. Pearce, A. P. Graham, F. Laurenson 2D. Matches against Auckland Club teams were also played, the results being:— Taranaki 55 v. West End 47. Taranaki 77 v. Rocky Nook 78. Taranaki '64 v. St. Heliers 47. Taranaki 4 7 v. Mangere 66. Taranaki ID v. Glen Eden IS. Taranaki it v. Avondale 22. Taranaki 36 v. Carlton 34. The visitors expressed appreciation of the manner in which they had been entertained during their stay in Auckland, of which they would always have pleasant recollections. SOUTH AUSTRALIAN TEAM. MATCHES IN WELLINGTON. IBY TELEGRAPH—PRESS ASSOCIATION.! WELLINGTON, March 16. The second match betiveen the South Australian bowlers and representatives of the Wellington -Centre resulted in a draw —83 all. Two unofficial games were won bv Wellington by 4/ points to 34. ' ’ t The visitors left for Nelson to-night.