By Rob Priest
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Wednesday at One: Last Wednesday we welcomed Jacko to the Wednesday bowls. Lawrence Jackson and Ray Dunstan teamed up with a solid 19:15 victory over Alf Davies and Tony Bratton. Johnny Gorton and Bill O’Connell played well to take a 20:15 win from Trevor Curry and Mel Sinclair. Col Breaden, Eddie Gould and Fred Vogelsang kept just ahead and finished with an 18:13 victory over Jim Maloy, Barry Shine and Rob Priest.
We are looking for some new players again now that the weather has cooled down and playing conditions are perfect.
Friday night bowls: Sponsored by Gunn’s Menswear and Embroidery.
The Magpies, Pat Hodson, Don Hodson & John Kennedy, took off for a good start but in the last two ends couldn’t hold Rob Priest, Bill O’Connell and Peter Mackay. All the ends were tight as every player was bowling well. Priests 2, the girls, also had a win with a 14:11 against HE Silo. Bedgerebong 3 had a 20:14 victory over Wrights and Wrongs with Loris Stewart filling in for Ray. Bedgerebong 1 defeated MG’s by 18:13 on the last end. Tyre Power played well to pick up a 19:12 win over the 80’s.
It was the Two Amigos and Gunna who led Bedgerebong 2 all the way to finish with a 27:7 victory.
Tonight is the last official night of Friday Night Bowls. Please bring a plate (with something on it). Next Friday Night if any bowlers are keen to continue just turn up and organise your social games.
Sunday morning bowls: By Ron Goodger.
Sunday morning saw 24 bowlers turn out in good but fairly humid conditions. The greens were a little heavy after all the rain but the good bowlers handled it fairly well. The good bowlers with resting touchers were John Lasker and Pat Hodson. The winners for the morning were Paul Baker and Clive Herbert who defeated Des Shead and Kerry Smith. The runners up were John Cutler and John Bentick who were defeated by Dunstan and Pete Brogan. In the other games Byron Gale and Allan Hilder defeated Pat Hodson and Fred Vogelsang. John Lasker and Peter Corliss defeated Brian Joliffe and John Kennedy. Pam Stevens and Don Hodson defeated Daniel Tisdell and Rod Howarth. Lesley Dunstan and Tony Bratton defeated John Ashcroft and Barry Anderson. After the bowls the snacks were greatly appreciated and rapidly devoured. Thanks to the members who prepared and organised this treat.
The monthly Bakehouse Voucher was won by Pete Brogan with a score of forty nine, closely followed by Barry Anderson on a score of 48. Please support the Bakehouse our regular sponsor.
Well done pennant teams: The Fours pennant side had a very close 57:52 shave against Bathurst City to continue their winning streak. They had a win, a draw and a loss. Team One, Don Craft, Russell Hodge, Bert Bayley and Geoff Williams lost by one shot 18:19. Team Two, Alan Smith, Lawrence Jackson, Russell Dietrich and Greg Gunn won their match by six shots 22:16. Team Three, Mick Connelly, Viv Russell, Greg Ward and Brian Tisdell ended up with a tie at 17:17.Well done Fours, good luck at Grenfell on Sunday.
The Sevens won all three matches against Cowra for a total score of 94:29. Team One, Cliff Nelson, Bobby Grant, Graham West and Tony Bratton set the scene with a 36:7 victory. Team Two, Rob Priest, John Williams, Peter Mackay and Alan Phillips played well as a team for a 29:13 win. Team Three, Michael Ryan, Grant Lambert, Ron Thurlow and Wayne Burton let Cowra all the way and finished well with another victory at 29:9. Well done Sevens good luck against Canowindra at home on Sunday at 1pm.
From the committee: Pennant players must play three matches to qualify for Zone 4 play-offs at the end of May.
Easter is only a couple of weeks away. We have many nominations, one of the biggest numbers in recent history. Volunteer helpers well be required to see that everything flows smoothly. See Norm Cook or Peter Corliss for a job if you can help.
An Irish blessing: As you slide down the banister of life, may the splinters never point the wrong way.
Just another great Irish Day in green on the greens.
Keep a look out for our Pink Day and Big Cuppa on 17th May.
