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Club bowls news

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18 Mar, 2023 02:41 AMQuick Read

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GisborneThe rain stayed away just long enough to allow a result in the Hilton Croskery Triples at Gisborne Bowling Club last week.

One round and four ends in a second were completed before a downpour sent the 30 bowlers scurrying for cover and it was decided there had been enough play to settle on a result.

Two teams had two wins apiece, so the title was decided on differential. Carol Hawes (skip), Don Green and Peter Clay, with a differential of plus 20, finished ahead of Brian Cairns (s), Bruce Easton and Terry Casey, on plus 16.

A win and a draw secured third place for Ted Mehrtens (s), Harry Jackson and Stephen Ward.

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Succes, they say, breeds success and the high of last weekend’s Burton Cup Classic certainly seems to have rubbed off on the third edition of the Bronwyn Kay Women’s Pro Pairs.

The event, scheduled for the end of March, has yet to be officially launched but already more than half the places in the field have been filled.

Those wishing to play need to enter soon.

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