TARANAKI BOWLING
COMPETITIONS IN SOUTH NORTH PLAYS FRIENDLY GAMES. FINE WEATHER AND GOOD GREENS. Competition bowls were played in South Taranaki on Saturday afternoon, but in the north, in accordance with the decision made recently, friendly games were played. The northern division competitions will be continued next week. The weather on Saturday was fine and the greens were in good condition. CENTRAL DIVISION AVON WINS EASILY. MARGIN OVER INGLEWOOD. Avon beat the Inglewood Saturday players at Avon by 78 to 49, details be-
STRATFORD’S NARROW VICTORY. TWO POINTS OVER ELTHAM. By only two points the Stratford Saturday defeated defeated Eltham in a closely contested match on the Stratford
SOUTHERN DIVISION SATURDAY COMPETITIONS. HAWERA DEFEATS KAPONGA. By 114 to 70 Hawera beat Kaponga in a Saturday bowling competition match at Kaponga on Saturday. Scores were:—
WIN FOR HAWERA PARK. PATEA TEAM DEFEATED. Hawera Park defeated Patea by 103 to 94 in a match at Patea on Saturday. Results are:—
FRIENDLY GAMES PLAYED WEST END DEFEATS FITZROY. THIRTEEN POINTS MARGIN. Playing on the Fitzroy green, West End defeated Fitzroy by 13 points in a six rinks contest. The green was in /ytclpy’. IDptfiilSk
VOGELTOWN BEATS FIRE BRIGADE THREE RINKS ENGAGED. In a three rinks friendly game on the Fire Brigade green, Vogeltown defeated Fire Brigade by 81 points to 72. De-
WIN FOR FIRE BRIGADE. EIGHT POINTS AT LEPPERTON. Playing at Lepperton, three Fire Brigade teams defeated Lepperton by eight
WIN FOR WEST END. GAMES WITH PARITUTU. Playing on the Paritutu green, three West End teams defeated Paritutu by IK nnintc Details are:—
FITZROY BEATS WAITARA. NON-COMPETITION’ MATCH. Fitzroy visited Waitara on Saturday with seven rinks and played a non-com-petition game. The game was won by —J- tiz
URENUI CLUB’S OPENING. LARGE NUMBER OF VISITORS. The Urenui Bowling Club’s green was officially opened on Saturday in perfect bowling weather. Visitors were present from the Awakino, Waitara, Lepperton, Fitzroy and Vogeltown clubs. The president, Mr. F. G. Healey, before asking Mrs. F. D. Des Forges to throw the kitty, and the oldest member, Mr. T. H. Lee, to draw the first shot, welcomed the visitors, thanked the women for their generous support and all members who had helped the club during the past
PROGRESSIVE RINKS PLAYED. NEW PLYMOUTH CLUB’S MATCH. The New Plymouth Bowling Club on Saturday held progressive rinks play on the Courtenay Street green. This was an innovation made possible by there being no shield games. The method followed after each game was for skips and threes to keep together and play' with fresh leads and seconds. The winners were Gordon (lead), Garth (second), Nesbit Smith (third) and H. Fookes (skip) with no losses. Insull (lead) and Reading (second) also were undefeated, but the aggregate points were slightly lower. SELECTION OF TEAMS. AVERY CUP BOWLING. Fitzroy: Avery Cup bowling rinks to play at Paritutu to-morrow are: Gunson, Laing, Dingle, McKenzie (s); Hamblyn, Elliott, McCarty, Williams (s); Blair, Pepper, Verry, Robertson (s). Paritutu and Fire Brigade:To play Fitzroy on Paritutu green in an Avery Cup match to-morrow: Boden, Bean, Mills, McWhinney (s); Birdling, Pope, Williamson, Haughey (s); Emeny, Pote, Sole, Carrington (s).
ing:— I. A. Martin, Drake, Bublitz, Rosewarne 17 — Archer, Short, Boundy, Von Sturmer senr — 18 Brown, Bowler, Peters, Mason .. 23 • N. Moss, McLean, Von Sturmer junr., Bulman 30 Dansie, McNab, Allen, Hook .... 9 — Jenkin, Pennington, Collingwood, — 30 — 49 78
green. Details are: — S. E. Butcher, Finnerty, Coe, Lawson 21 — Linn, Carlson, Thomas, Jones .. — 36 Farris, Furrie, Smart, Allen .... 27 — Streeter, Craig, Drabble, J. R- — 21 Cook, Hugo, Marsh, Amess 37 — Pepperell, Hart, Best, A. Stewart — 11 Curtis, Rowell, Porritt, Skoglund 16 — Franks, Phillips, Brown. Rowe .. — 31 Totals 101 99
K. H. Palmer, O’Neill, Dawson, V. Tait 16 — Excell, Fletcher, Foy, Maslin .... — 36 Williams, Pascoe, Fallows, Gard16 — Hobbs, Ru'dge, Winks, Bull — 30 Espiner, Mills, Thurston, Tyack 24 — Bayley, Edwards, Clarke, Murray — 17 Taylor, A. V. Tait, Cran, Ham- — 14 Campbell/ Velvin, Adamson, — 31 -70 114 Non-Competition Rinks. Tisdall, Guy, Melville 13 — Honore, Eccleston, Keys — 32 11 — Smart, Bardsley — 29
nesuiLS ait. H.P. P. Neilson, Berryman, W. Thomas, 28 — Pearce, Scown, Richards, P. — 20 Ure, Hopkins, Villars, Mason .... 26 — Christenson, Lamb, Palmer, Shee- — — — — — — 26 Cran, Cropp, J. Thomas, Quin .. 24 — Martin, Rennie, McKenna, Pater- — 21 Toy, Curtis, Adams, Gilligan .... 25 — Sheild, Parsons, White, J. Bourke — 27 103 94
splendid order, ueians are; — W.E. F. Hannan, Booker, Charters, R. 28 — Healy, Hill, Quane, Hammond .. — 14 Duffin, Smith, Monaghan, Lobb 20 — Blundell, Simpson, Tremlett, Rob- — 18 Deare, Johnson, E. May, Billing 26 — Reid, N. Kibby, Ellett, Jackson - 19 De Malmanche, Inch, N. Sole, Beal 21 — Chapman, Murch, Verry, Coombes — 21 Casey, Aylward, Brash, W. Bruce 18 — Keating, Russell, Pepper, Williams — 29 Jury, Lippiatt, Luscombe, DougJ- • 24 — Round, Clow, Pavitt, W. Okey .. — 23 Totals 137 124
tails are: — V. F.B. Gilbert, White, Wheeler, Boulton 20 — Bellringer, Roberts, Hartley, 31 . — Bollon, A, 0. Brown, Robinson, 31 Okey —. Inch, Clarke, Doughty, Lowe ... — 21 N. Bellringer, Walton, Langridge, 30 Short Plaice, Gadd, Carrington, Goodwin — 20 si 72
points. Details are: — Emeny, Kay, Harvey, Finlay .... F.B. L. 20 — Paul, Sampson, Peek, Hellier .. — 26 Pote, J. Roch, Higgs, L. Street .. 21 — Roberts, Hellier, Wheatley, Giddy — 12 Jaspar, Leighton, Black, W. Roch 22 — Giddy, Old, Sampson, Newell .. — 17 Totals •• 63 55
lb points. Details are;— P. W.E. Walsh, Elliott, Hooker, Mackie Lightfoot, Hargreaves, Conaglen, 25 - Nicholson — 22 A. Mills, O’Meagher, McDonald, Vincent 29 - Brown, Wiggins, Preston, Pearce — 29 Priar, Stevens, Whitehead, Barns 14 - J. Bruce, Rampton, Dunlop, Manr — 33 Totals 68 84
.Fitzroy by a margin of 5o points. Scores were:— Arms, Gillespie, Hoskin, C. SampW. F. 21 — Hamlin, Hamlin, Rennell, Harvey — 28 Foreman, Foreman, Cain, Fraser 28 — Smith, Lovell, Jenkinson, Me- — 21 Brown, Cousins, Ainsworth, Chittenden 12 — Blair, Blair, Thorpe, Sarten .... — 28 Charteris, Clark, Canton, Moyes 16 — Vidkers, Vickers, Dingle, Som- — 23 Trim, Hingley, Rowe, Calder .... 21 — Campbell, Lang, Lyall, Price .. — 30 Smaill, Pickering, Muschamp, Weir 20 — Robb, Gillespie, Day, McKenzie — 22 Taylor, Dugdale, Wills, Young .. 16 — Gunson, Gunson, Cottier, Abbott — 37 Totals •••• 134 189
season. Details are:— P. V.P. Thomas, Smith, Gaustad, Dick27 — Dunbar, Dobson, W. H. Fuller, F. D. Des Forges — 22 Morey, Purdie, Richards, Cuming 29 — Managh, Guthrie, Dr. Brown, — 14 P. Street, Phillips, West, Lang- ■ ley, F. Healey •' 14 — Wilson, Elliot, H. Street, G. N. — 32 Brainaid, Matthews, Hall, W. R. 24 — Lee, Scott, Wigley, L. Sampson — 19 94 87
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