NORTH TARANAKI BOWLING
CONCLUSION OF BANNER PLAY FINAL DECIDED AT VOGELTOWN. WEST END CHAMPION CLUB. Playing in the beautiful surroundings and on the splendid green of the Vogeltown Club, West End, winners of section B for the bowling banner, on Saturday heavily defeated Vogeltown, win'ners of section A in North Taranaki. West End, as a result, will now have the honour of playing off with the winners in the South Taranaki and Western division competitions, which will ba played at a later date. Owing to recent rains, the green waa somewhat heavy. The game at Vogeltown waa played, in a happy spirit, but at all times was keen and interesting. West End were the first to pick the strength and draw of the green, and at the afternoon tea adjournment had a considerable lead on their opponents-, This lead, waa substantially increased during the latter part of the game, and West End ran out the winners by 58 points margin on the aggregate. At the finish of play Mr. F. Cooper congratulated the club on again winning the championship honours in North Taranaki and stated that it gave the Vogeltown Club great pleasure to have been in the final with such redoubtable opponents. Mr. T. Potty briefly replied. Three cheers were then called for both clubs and so ended another successful
Total® W® 88 FRIENDLY GAMES. i FITZROY DEFEAT WEST END.
FIRE BRIGADE BEATS N.P. three rinks in friendly game s Three rinks from Fir® Brigade went to the New Plymouth green for, a ■friendly match, winning by 108 points to 79. Details are:—
INGLEWOOD’S NARROW WIN. GAME ON FIRE BRIGADE GREEN. ‘Three Inglewood rinks had a margin of five points over Fire Brigade at .the Brigade green in a friendly game on Saturday. Details are:—
POSTAL OFFICIALS AT BOWLS. SUB-OFFICES BEAT N-P. Two rinks from the New Plymouth Post Office played a match against rinks from North and Central Taranaki suboffices at Inglewood during the weekend, the game resulting in a win for the sub-offices by 9 pointe. The
hawera bowling club. LAST WEEK'S MATCHES' RESULTS •Results of matches played in Hawera Bowling Club events last week are:— Championship singles: J. Tait -beat Hicks 17—8, J. Tait beat Champion 19— 12, G. Watts heat Champion 20 —15. Championship pairs: Edwards and M. Squire beat Higg<s and Crdpton 18—15, Higgs and Oropton tied with Janson and Maslin 17 all. Bisox Cup: Colclough beat F. Lovell 30—16, Champion beat C. Lovell 35—20, Watts beat Foy 20 —18. [Bennett and Sutton Cup: C. Lovell 16 v. Glover 16, Veitch 21 v. C. Lovell 10, Rudge 23 v. Elliott 10, Spratt 26 v. F. Lovell 11, Rudge 30 ▼» Glove? 5»
banner ’ Beason. 1 The scores ar« as follow# i— W.EV, Ward, Harrison, R. Boulton, 85 j— .Smith, Okey, Dickson, Ruebe (s) Hannan, Sheehy, Christoffel, — IS 88 — Billing (a) Innes, Hooker, Short, Evans (a) ■— 15 Duffin, E. May, N. Sole, W. 01 —=■ Anderson, Boswell, Marshall, 1 Cooper (a) ■— 15 Monaghan, Johnson, F- J* HiH, Petty (s) • —• — S3 Robinson, Cavrthray, Robertson, Griffiths (b) — 25 Caaey, Brash, G- Sole, Lobb (a) Langridge, T. Boulton, Wigley, 24 — — 21
At West End. F. W.E, Day, Rennell, Hammond, Okey If — p. Mason, Dunn, P. Mason, Lus- — 39 p. J. Smith, Rosa, Smith, Jackson (s) - J. 29 — Hamblyn, Preston, Reston, F. — 23 LyaU, Lovell, Thorpe, Murray ' 81 — y. Mason, Booker, Hoskin, Honeyfield, (s) .. • • • • • — 15 Avery, Cottier, Price, Qlow (s) 24 — Aylward, Griffith, Tomlins, Taylor (s) —- 25 Gunson, Bennett, McCarty, Wil* liama (s) .... 32 — Sinclair, Grace, Morey, Douglass — 22 Gillespie, Crawford, Robertson, TTol] fcl ; 2 5 -®- De Malmanche, Bowman, Watkins, F. Boulton (s) — 21 158 145 VOGELTOWN DEFEAT WES r C END. At Vogeltown. i V. W.E. Sole, Oollina, Ballantyne, Lang22 — Inch, Norfolk, Nicholson, Dunlop (a) — 81 At West End. 1 ••'< V. W.E. Spedding, Henry, Walton, MeGahey (s) ••••; 34 •— • Smith, Brown, Sims, Logan (s) — 13 Broad, Cock, Edgecombe, Mayer ( 6 ) 25 — Toneycliffe, Conaglen, McAllum, . — 19 , I 81 63
At New Plymouth. i N.P. F.B. Biggs, Whittaker, Taylor, Higgs 17 Finn, Hoby, Blincoe, Hartley (b) Emeny, McNichol, McDonald, A. — 34 K. Smart (s) 20 —“ gcrimgeour, S. Roberts, Carrington, Hoch (s) — 23 Mullon, Rowson, H. Fookes, H. 15 Smart (s) —■* Gadd, Austin, Street, Doughty — 23 May, Keeling, Papps, Hill (s) 18 T—’ J. Roch, Dempsey, Schultz, J. 28 i Totals ..... 79 108
At Fire Brigade. F.B. I. Sole, Gable, R. Lowe, Goldsmith (s) 28 — Bublitz,. Codd, Allen, Codd (s) — IS Whiting, Pote, Harvey, Finlay 1 17 —- Drake/ Atkins, Bishop, Mason — 29 McLeod, Way, Woodhead, Goodwin (s) 25 — Curtis, Radd, Rosewarne, Hook Totals 70 75
scores are:— C.P.O. Ing. Spedding, McLean, Honeyfield (s) — Walton, 25 — Boundy (Stratford), Corder (Kaponga), Ewing (Strata
ford), Jones (Eltham) — 24 Lobb, Waters, Monaghan, Lo19 — Milla (Stratford), Pople (Strat- « ford), McCready (Stratford), Mulholland (Inglewood) — 29 44 53
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