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Albany Bowling Club teams top Kenton Classic

Grocott's MailBy Grocott's MailSeptember 27, 2011No Comments2 Mins Read
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Albany Bowling Club took top honours at the Kenton Bowling Club's GBS Classic on Saturday, 17 September. At the lunch interval there were 10 teams from the 22 participating still in the running for the top prizes. Through their determination and hard work, the bowlers from Albany managed to hang on and finish first and second respectively.

The winning teams of Clive Barlett, Billy Krige, Marlene Jacobs and Peter Heynes ended up on 45 points with shot profit of 20.

Albany Bowling Club took top honours at the Kenton Bowling Club's GBS Classic on Saturday, 17 September. At the lunch interval there were 10 teams from the 22 participating still in the running for the top prizes. Through their determination and hard work, the bowlers from Albany managed to hang on and finish first and second respectively.

The winning teams of Clive Barlett, Billy Krige, Marlene Jacobs and Peter Heynes ended up on 45 points with shot profit of 20.

Runners-up, John du Preez, Andre van Reenen, Thelma du Preez and Gill Duncan ended up on 40 points with shot profit of 24.

"We, as participants in this competition want to thank Kenton Bowling Club for their hospitality and the way the greens played and realise that a great deal of work and effort has gone into getting them into such good condition," the club said in a statement. Photo: Supplied

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