BOWLING AT NEW PLYMOUTH

Taranaki Daily News, 21 November 1932, Page 4

BOWLING AT NEW PLYMOUTH

e RAIN SPOILS PLAY, t r SHIELD MATCHES ON TWO GREENS Owing to the northerly rain most of e the shield bowling matches in North Taranaki were postponed on Saturday. - The only two played were those in 1 which Vogeltown defeated Fire Brigade by 90 points to 87 and Paritutu defeated Awakino by 54 to 51 and Urenui by 81 to 68. 4 Playing on the Vogeltown green, four 5 Vogeltown rinks defeated Fire Brigade j by three points. Details are:— 2 V.F.B. 2 Smith, Gilbert, Dickson, Reube 14 — g. Roberts, Baunton, Finlay, Rich — 22 I T. Innes, Henry, Robertson, j Short 24 — 5 Gadd, Carrington, Harvey, Good- > win — 22 j Burke, Anderson, Bishop, Healy 23 — . T. Lowe, Schultz, Doughty, Lowe — 25 ; Robinson, Broad, Cawthray, Evans * 29 — * Langridge, Way, Blincoe, Street — 18 Totals 90 87 On the Paritutu green two Paritutu Club rinks defeated Awakino by three points, while a three-rinks match against > Urenui resulted in a win for the home * teams by 13 points. Details are:— ! P. A. Lovegrove, A. Mills, Barnes, G. 1 Mills 30 — 1 Terrill, Richards, Gray, Jones . — 16 1 MacDonald, Hooker, McWhinney, ■ Lobb 24 — ■ Thomas, Whitehead, Sampson, Bartlett — 35 Totals 54 51 P. U. W. Mills, Evans, Fluker, Adam 21 — Henwood, Brown, Loveridge, Healey — 22 Pepperill, Gibson, T. Roberts, Jackson 36 — Bramald, Halcombe, Lee, G. Fuller — 14 McLean, Jordan, Greiner, Wallis 24 — Brown, Smith, Des Forges, W. Fuller — 32 Totals 81 68 It is understood Waitara teams came into New Plymouth for a shield match with New Plymouth, but rain caused a postponement. A friendly match was played on Fire Brigade green between the Brigade and Vogeltown. Details are:— V. F.B. Allen, Ross, Boswell, W. Okey 22 — Bellringer, J. Roch, Whiting, Hartley ....;. — 18 Innes, Harris, Sanders, Marshall 18 — McLeod, , Clarke, R. Lowe, Woodhead — 22 Totals 40 40 SOUTH TARANAKI BOWLING. PARK NARROWLY BEATS HAWERA. RAIN CAUSES INTERRUPTION. After a cessation of play due to the rain, the bowling match between Hawera No. 2 and Park (Hawera) at Park was continued without interruption until the last few heads, which were coni tested in heavy rain. At the adjoum|ment Park had a substantial lead, but in the subsequent play Hawera whittled ;down the advantage until the scores were even. With three games completed, and Maslin (Hawera) holding a 31—19 lead over F. A. Quin, Hawera had a one-point advantage. On the last head Quin scored 4, giving Park a threepoint lead to win by 95 points to 92. Details are:—

H2. Pk. Dale, Arthur, Herbert, Maslin (s) 31 — Cran, W. Barnett, J. Thomas, Quin (s) — 23 D. Wills, Robertson, Fletcher, Foy (s) 21 - J. Nielsen, Cropp, W. Thomas, Brett (s) — 29 Nielson, Bayley, Hobbs, Stone , (s) 26 — Cox, Familton, Toy, Colman (s) — 19 Colclough, Wilson, Bardsley, Squire (s) /.. 14 — Ure, Jellyman, Villars, Mason (s) - 24 Totals 92 95 PATEA WINS CURTAILED GAME. HAWERA DEFEATED AT HAWERA. Wet weather interfered with play to such an extent that the match between Hawera No. 1 and Patea at Hawera was decided on the play of 17 heads. The result was a win for Patea by 75 points to 58, a margin of 17 points. Details are:— H.l. P. Campbell, Elliott, Rudge, Tidswell (s) 11 — McKenna, Walton, Bourke, Paterson (s) — 27 Bootteh, Lovell, Shaw, Clarke (s) ; 19 — Lamb, Row, Christensen, Sheahan (s) — 8 Champion, Drew, Burgess, Keys (s) 11 - Scown, Glenny, White, Bourke (s) - 18 Velvin, McCarthy, Spratt, Corkill (s) 17 — Williams, Gilbert, Richards, Grant (s) ....... — 22 Totals 58 75 KAPONGA A BEATS RAHOTU. The Kaponga A bowling team defeated Rahotu at Rahotu on Saturday by 51 to 35, Scores are:— K. R. Pascoe, A. V. Tait, V. Tait, Cran (s) 27 - Dawson, Williamson, Williams, Green (s) — 14 Malone, Hammersley, Gardner, Tyack (s) 24 — Boardman, Farquhar, Linforth, Inder (s) — 21 PIHAMA BEATS KAPONGA B. Pihama beat Kaponga B by 50 to 35 at Pihama on Saturday. Scores are:— P. K. Clarke, Hikaka, Lambie, Julian (s)' 24 — Death, O’Neill, W. Anderson, Fallows (s) — 14 Ruakere, Glengarry, Riley, Tito (s) 26 — Champtaloup, Carrington, Williams, Dawson (s) — 20