The Bowral Bowling Club Handicap Pairs are down to the last four after a full card of matches on Saturday (May 28).
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Peter Cornwell and Richard Denman defeated Terry Norwood and Brian Porter 21-13. Cornwell and Denman received a two-shot start and were always in control to run out eight-shot winners.
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Terry Butt and Kevin Stafford defeated Glen Giese and Gordon Lewis 28-23.Giese and Lewis received a seven-shot start and after 19 ends had a 23-19 lead but then Butt and Stafford picked up five shots on the 20th end to lead 24-23, then on the last end scored four shots to storm home for a strong win.
Mick Flynn and Peter Morales defeated Bob Crowley and Ashley Lewis 31-23. Flynn and Morales received a 16-shot start. After 19 ends Flynn and Morales had a 26-23 lead and won the last two ends to run out eight-shot winners.
Ashley Lewis the club champion returned to bowls in this match and his rest from bowls showed in this match as he put in a very rusty performance and showed that you need to play regular to keep your game sharp.
Ted McPhee and Eric Willacy defeated Owen Williams and Don Chapman 29-18. Williams and Chapman received a three-shot start. After 11 ends, Williams and Chapman held a 13-7 lead.
McPhee and Willacy then took control in the second half of the match to come away 11-shot winners. The semi-finals will be played this Saturday.
Peter Cornwell and Richard Denman vs. Terry Butt and Kevin Stafford.
Ted McPhee and Eric Willacy vs. Mick Flynn and Peter Morales.
Social results
Arnold Lenzcuk, Keith Scriven, Harold Wall defeated Graham Denman, Rick Reynolds, Graham Hartnup 22-9.
Keith Edwards and Graham Hunt defeated G. Guide and Kevin Gould 15-14.
Carl Spilker and Alistair McGhee defeated Andy Connor and Dougald Braithwaite 27-8.
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