No show by St Mary's give Bowral ten points.

Bowral would have been rollable winners at home one would have thought against the last placed St Mary's.

This should be a reality check for zone officials to make certain that all matches are completed, because St Mary's last on the competition table should have travelled to Bowral to finish there seasons commitment, or are we to far away.

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Lower grade results:

Bowral 2nd grade played Bargo and Bowral flopped at home against the high flying second placed Bargo.

The only rink to win being Ted McPhee, Chris Forrester, Richard Denman and Bob Edwards who defeated Bargo 23-9.

Bowral players in this match played like a robot at the half way mark they had a 13-4 lead.

Although Bargo tried hard they could not match the play of Bowral who went on to win by 14 shots.

Daniel Lewis, Owen Williams, Mick Flynn and Don Chapman lost to Bargo 23-18.

After 11 ends Bowral had a 11-10 lead until Bargo started working their way into the match and at the finish Bargo won by five shots.

Graham Hunt, Bob Crowley, Alistair McGhee and Oscar Wahlin lost to Bargo 28-12.

Bargo gave Bowral food for thought when after 11 ends they had a 20-8 lead.

And in the second half they went further ahead and came away with a strong 16 shot win.

Final score

Bowral 3rd grade moved of the bottom of the ladder in the last match of the season when they had a convincing win over Picton.

Rick Reynolds, Kevin Jones, Bill Meredith and Clive Neutze defeated Picton 36-18.

Bargo played like a shining neon light to start with and at the half way mark had what looked to be a winning lead 14-4.

But it was a very different Bowral in the second half who scored three lots six shots to come away with a strong 18 shot win.

Peter Watson, Brian Payne, Mike Holmwood and Gordon Lewis defeated Picton 32-16.

Bowral shot to a 8-0 lead after three ends. But after eight ends Picton had taken a 10-9 lead.

After that through good team work Bowral gave Picton no chance to come away with a 16 shot win.

Kel Limbrick, Glen Giese, Peter Morales and Dan Ticehurst defeated Picton 21-15.

The first half of the match Bowral could not get mobile and Picton had a 9-7 lead.

In the second half of the match Bowral came powering home with plenty of energy and claimed the match by six shots.

Final result