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Kerang's Jason Brown bowls during his teams recent win over Murray Downs. Picture: Shane Fleming
Shane Fleming

KERANG SOARING temperatures put paid to a lot of our bowling activities last week, commencing with Black Duck social bowls on Tuesday. Today, the Athol Stephen Classic Triples takes precedence, so there will be no Black Duck social bowls until Tuesday, February 10. Because of the sustained heat, president Jason paid every Thursday evening barefoot […]

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