Galston, Glenorie and Hills Rural News

Dural Bowlers Change with the Times

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Dural bowlers recently played in a new event for the club, TROPHY DAYS, which as the name implies was played over two days and all present on those days, played. It was not a chance for the best players to gather together and have a strong team. The individual players were graded for positions and then teams were drawn from a hat so that generally they were well-mixed teams. Of course cream always rises but only if it has support. The exciting result when the individual points were added had two top bowlers, Leone Lesslie and Robin Davidson First and Third respective­ly with an excited Ann Wilson SECOND! Ann had only been playing about six weeks but obviously put in some good bowls on the two days. Well done to all the players, some of whom rarely play in competitio­ns.

The Minor Singles competitio­n has been won by Ruth Keene who defeated Christine Fitzgerald. Ruth is a consistent­ly good bowler and Christine who has only been playing two years, has had early successes, so the pair has a great future ahead. As usual when a final is on, the social bowls suffers as the players are often keeping an eye on the big game.

Four teams from Dural are playing in a competitio­n based at Castle Hill on Saturday mornings which allows for the women who are unavailabl­e during the week to have some competitio­n matches.

0432 181 635 and 0420 399 452 are the numbers to ring for free coaching at Dural from Eileen or George.

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