Wednesday's Match of the Day at Bowral Bowling Club went right down to the wire while a familiar face made a welcome return.
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Kel Limbrick, Paul McInerney and Richard Denman, Joe O'Donnell played out a 19-19 draw.
Denman and O'Donnell came out with all the shots early to go to a 8-2 lead.
Limbrick and McInerney then started to string some good shots together and for the first time in the match, took the lead on the 15th end, 15-14.
From then on both sides battled it out with a range of shots. With the scores locked at 19-19, the players settled for a draw.
The other very interesting match saw the return of Mick Flynn to the green after an absence of 12 months.
Neville Tanner, Mick Flynn defeated Joel Hunt, Peter Morales by a score of 25-17.
Hunt and Morales held a 14-10 lead after 15 ends. Tanner and Flynn then scored seven shots in three ends to take a 17-14 lead.
Hunt and Morales then won the next three ends to have the scores 17-17 after the 21st end.
In contrast to the above fixture, teams played a extra end to find a winner and what a result it was.
Tanner and Flynn went on to rub salt in the wounds, scoring the maximum eight shots to take out the match 25-17.
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Other results
Jack Davis, Paul Rubie, Bill Pope def. Lawrence Vipond, John Fleming, John Cummins 31-13
Eric Willacy, Mike Holmwood def. Ted McPhee, Dennis Beatty 25-15
Terry Norwood, Robin Staples def. Keith Edwards, Chris Forrester 25-15
Keith Henshall, Gordon Lewis def. Owen Williams, Glen Giese 20-18
Jim Starkey, Don Coleman def. Viv Gear, Graham Hunt 13-11
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