Evening Telegraph (First Edition)

Angus/Dundee win through

- By JACK HIGH

The North Section Scottish Young Bowlers Inter-County qualifier for the Andy Houston Trophy at Balgay was played in good weather on a fine surface.

Unfortunat­ely, teams from Bon Accord and Grampian called off due to not being able to muster enough players which left Angus/Dundee to play Fife to see who went on to represent the area.

After three ends, Fife were in front on three rinks with the other a draw and leading 15-5

After seven ends, the score was Fife 22 Angus/ Dundee 25.

In the next four ends, Angus/Dundee picked up 23 shots to Fife’s six to lead 48-28 and they went on to win 58-50.

Scores (Angus/Dundee first) — Greg Hodgens, Ryan Tosh, David Cargill, Adam Tait 12 Amy Blyth, Nathan Thomson, Mitchell Thomson, Ewan Comrie 18; Alicia Tait, Jamie Low, Steven Dunbar, Alex McCallum 6 Ewan Hudgkinson, Mark Dewar, Emma Blyth, Daniel McGourty 16; Maya O’Connor, Abbie Beattie, Calum Joiner, Kieran Dorricott 23, Logan Manson, Kirsty Scott, Rachel Pirie, Bailey Watson 9; Connor Baillie, Eve Hodgens, Brodie Hodson, Mark Cunningham 17 Malcolm Dalrymple, Niall McCorquhod­ale, Alex Moodie, Findlay Watson 7.

Angus/Dundee now represent the area at Middleton Hall and Pumphersto­n, West Lothian, on September 3.

Angus Top Ten SemiFinals — Montrose 4 (70) Carnoustie WE 4 (69), Muirhead and Birkhill 4 (55) Arbroath 4 (63).

The final on August 27 (2pm) is between Arbroath and Montrose at the Arbroath club.

Dundee Indoor require one Pairs for the Weekday Pairs Monday to Friday (4.15pm). Contact Lynda (01382 225232) or Dibc@Talktalk.Net

Kirriemuir defeated Carnoustie 83-65 but lost 44-39 to Montrose.

 ??  ?? Newgate Bowling Club Memorial Mixed Triples winners, from left, Charlie Cooper, Barbara Park and Alex Cargill.
Newgate Bowling Club Memorial Mixed Triples winners, from left, Charlie Cooper, Barbara Park and Alex Cargill.
 ??  ?? Monifieth Bowling Club Open Pairs winners Christene Connelly and George Ross.
Monifieth Bowling Club Open Pairs winners Christene Connelly and George Ross.

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