Until the Bowral greens are available pennant trials will be played away from home.
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Saturday, January 23 Bowral will travel to Picton to play a trail match in all three grades commencing at 1 pm.
The selectors have chosen the following teams.
Grade 2:
- Stephen Della
- Alistair McGhee
- Kevin Stafford
- Mick Armstrong
- Ashley Lewis
- Dennis Beatty
- Dugald Braithwaite
- Mick Spong
- Carl Spilker
- Glynn Phillips
- Paul Leverett
- Josh Woodcock
Grade 6:
- Noel Fraser
- Graham Hunt
- Dave Riddell
- Dave Coltman
- Julie Hayden
- Bob Crowley
- Stephen Day
- Robin Staples
- Ted McPhee
- Gail Fraser
- Jim Neely
- Nathan Boyers
Grade 7:
- Andy Connor
- Tony Norwood
- Gordon Lewis
- Bob Edwards
- Richard Denman
- Enid Brown
- Bill Meredith
- Clive Neutze
- Rick Reynolds
- Reta South
- Brian Porter
- Don Chapman
Club news:
As relevant today as in 1928.
By then journalism Jack Brown as a contributor to the columns of Sydney "Bowling Life".
Eventually, young champions will raise our game to a playing standard undreamt of by our downies, Harrison's,and sargeants.
Naturally before this stage is reached, greens will have to be vastly improved to those we play on today.
Our code of laws drastically revised to meet such changed conditions.
Until about twenty or twenty - years ago, bowls was in the enviable position of being almost immune to criticism, and therefore I should say, almost immune to progress, standing, as it were,inviolable in its main principles as a sport.
It was in the position of being able to defy most things of radical nature or sweeping changes in administration.
Slow progress in its early stages was mostly due to lack of publicity,and dependence on outworn tradition.
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