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North Broken Hill Bowling Club results

Saturday, December 7

THE heat may have arrived in the Far West but regular suspects still made their presence felt, none more so than the winning team of lead Ken Murray, second John Payne and their skip Peter Balman, at the social roll on Saturday, December 7.

The hot weather reduced numbers to 12 participants but that didn’t deter Murray, Payne and Balman, who were in fine touch.

Resting touchers were achieved by Nathan Gageler, Barry Hooker and John Payne, while Steve Cutting had the only wrong bias delivery.

Tuesday, December 10

The Workies Club Ham and Chicken evening

WARM low thirties temperatures attracted a very good attendance of 32 social bowlers.

The winning team for the evening was lead Eden Ey and her skip Ken Hodge who received one ham each.

Runners-up were lead Mark Perry and his skip Bill Symons, who won one chicken each.

Consolation prize winners were lead June Walker, second Brian Jones and their skip Barry Hooker.

Wednesday evening barefoot bowls will resume next year after the grass green has been cored.

Saturday, December 14

TEN participants appreciated the moderating impact of our carpet green’s shelter shade.

The only undefeated team was Ray Grenfell’s trio, which included lead Jenny Garnaut and second Glenn Weekes.

Resting touchers were achieved by Barry Hooker and Peter Simons.

The NBHBC extends a Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year to all members.

Upcoming event

AUSTRALIA Day weekend fours: to be played Saturday, January 24 and Sunday, January 25. There will be three games of 21 ends (one Sat, two Sun).

The cost per team will be $100, with total prizemoney being $1200.

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