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Night bowls final on Friday

Grocott's MailBy Grocott's MailNovember 26, 2012No Comments2 Mins Read
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Tonight's games to be played in the annual Albany/Pick n Pay Night Bowls are the final round matches of the tournament. The Albany night bowls started at the end of October and matches have been played every Tuesday and Thursday.

Ten teams played on Thursdays, while 12 teams made up the Tuesday roster.

Tonight's games to be played in the annual Albany/Pick n Pay Night Bowls are the final round matches of the tournament. The Albany night bowls started at the end of October and matches have been played every Tuesday and Thursday.

Ten teams played on Thursdays, while 12 teams made up the Tuesday roster.

The final will be played this Friday at the Albany Bowling Club. The finalists will be determined after tonight’s final round.
Tonight's games are:

SSS A vs Gary's Refrigeration, Davies Plumbers vs Pennypinchers, S King vs Dupli Print, SAPS A vs Proper Angels, SAPS B vs JD Blinds and Mardon Bros vs Makana Brick A.

In conjunction with Friday's final will be a steak evening.

“We would like to invite everyone to come and join us and relax and have some fun,” said night bowls organiser Gwen Bartlett.
Bartlett reminded all teams who took part that everyone was a winner.

“Even though your team may not play on the night of the final, you will still be getting a prize,” Bartlett said.

Friday's finals start at 6pm and will be followed by the prize-giving ceremony.

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