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Ladies comp a wash-out

Cohuna Golf

THE ladies comp was a wash-out last week, but will be on again this week commencing at 10 am. The following week (10th) we hold the Christmas luncheon at the Farmercy for all lady members past and present, plus mid-week pennant players of either gender. This will follow the final of the club singles. Thanks to Val and Ruff Farrant the festive air extended to the club-house with the magnificent decorations all in place. Wednesday night bowlers enjoyed a beautiful evening, with Doug Peace, Lee Sutherland and Geoff Hall the clear trophy winners. Ron Farrant’s side scores duty next week, with the reminder that Lee and Max’s Christmas breakup will be held this year on December 11th. The ladder to this stage sees D.Mathers 21, R.McLoughlan 20, M.Appleby 18, B.Barry 18, D.Peace 17, M.Simmonds 15, R.Farrant 14, G.Bowles 10, S.Whittaker 8. A pretty even event at this stage, with a lot hingeing on who has the most regular attendees. On Saturday we had both greens full of pennant players, a terrific sight in these days of declining numbers. Results weren’t quite as pleasing, with a 50% success rate a bit down on expectations. Division One hosted Cohuna, but couldn’t quite bridge the gap established by two losses. A stitched up Bluey Fletcher lost by three to Brian Bowles, whilst John Keely failed by eleven against Jeff Reade. Jarred Hammond and team did well to win by twelve, to fall short overall by just two shots. Kerang this week in what will be a real test. Navy had a result straight from “Believe It Or Not” winning only one rink, yet defeating Cohuna by seven. Kerry Ballard had a massive 39-13 victory, which covered big losses by both a ham-strung Gary Easton and Doug Peace, both of whom fortunately recovered ground late in the day to close the required gap. Off to ladder leaders Kerang this week in another good tussle. The Whites played top-dogs Kerang, and showed enough to be positive about results in coming weeks. Bruce Morrison came back from ground zero to win by one against Tim Chalmers, whilst Peter Bibby toppled Ed Fenton by half a dozen. Yvonne could win only nine ends against Meggs Holloway, down by fifteen, but can only improve on that. Division Three took to the track, many thanks to recruiter Tucker, and new faces in Turtle Behrens and Liam Treacy, culminating in a hard fought victory over Barham Sports. Tucker a great come-back to lose by one, Barry Douglass home by four and Anne Hipwell up by five. The Bower vouchers for this week go to Anne, Irene Trezise, Deanne Ladson and Alan Westblade. Russ Ladson faces pretty severe surgery this week and the club’s best wishes are extended his way. On the home front thanks to our great band of helpers both greens were groomed out last week, along with a pile of maintenance tasks in preparation for our classic fours and other ongoing events. Another shirt order is being collated, requirements to Yvonne, especially should they be long-sleeved. Sunday lunch-time saw a happy gathering of members at the Gunbower hotel for a pre-Christmas get-to-gether, and to acknowledge McGillivray’s valued sponsorship. A great time had by all, although a little early for too much socializing for some. A report on Monday night’s ham tournament next week.

Kerang Golf

Divn 1 def by Kerang 0/62 to 12/109Frank Ritchie 0-27 def by D Baker 2-33Lloyd Murray 0-15 def by D Hancock 2-41A Jeffs 0-20 def by C Kerry 2-35 Divn 2 def by Leitchville 2/65 to 10/69Ron McKerrown 2-27 def W Fehring 0-20C Pay 0-20 def by K Dehne 2-30P Niall 0-18 def by G Wilson 2-19 Divn 3 def by Kerang Blue 0/63 to 12/86D Spinks 0-22 def by S Hancock 2-28D Hawke 0-21 def by K Arbon 2-30N Robertson 0-20 def by H McBain 2-28

Leitchville

Saturday Pennant Results are as follow:Div 1 defeated Barham Sports 85 (12pts) to 55 (0pts)Frank Tonn defeated D. Paterson 36/22.Jason Lunghusen defeated Phil Goudie 26/16.Kevin Dehne defeated Glen Faul 23/17.Div 2 defeated Kerang Golf 69 (10pts) to 65 (2pts)Ken Dehne defeated Carol Pay 30/20. This team of Ken Dehne, John Walters, Dan Dye and Don Irvine will be dining out at the Leitchville Hotel.Graham Wilson defeated Peter Niall 19/18.Wally Fehring lost to Ron McKerrow 20/27.C.L King and Co. A/C Fours was held on Monday evening 25th November and the winners were Frank Tonn, Ray Storey, Don Opie and Phil Patterson. Runners Up Trevor Pocock (Kerang), Ian Fasham, Graham Archard and Barry Theobald (Barham Sports). Competition winners Barbara Hildebrand, Marg Gruar and Ray Price. Thanks to all sponsors for the support of both tournaments.There will be Pennant practise for all bowlers on Friday from 3pm afterwards. Note: No BBQ.Next Committee Meeting Tuesday 10th December at 7.30pm.No Reports from Tuesday Social Bowls or Midweek.Leitchville Traders Day A/C Two Bowl Triples Tournament is on Sunday 12th January 2020 starting at 10.30am, Entries to Roma Opie 54567587 / 0458567587, Graham Douglas 54567428 / 0409567428, Wally Fehring 0467476767or Club House Notice Board. We would like to see as many teams as possible.Listed below are the NDBD State events that are now being played etc.December 15th: Men & Ladies State Triples At Wakool.Entries Close 8th December.The Community of Leitchville and Club Members are invited to the Leitchville Bowls Club to come and view the upgrades which was funded by Grants from the Gannawarra Shire and Sport Australia Community Sport Infrastructure Grant to the Leitchville Bowls Club for a $5 BBQ and Refreshments at bar prices on Saturday the 14th Dec at 6.30pm. We are asking Bowlers to stay in their Bowls uniform and Div 1 Bowlers to bring a salad, Div 2 Bowlers a sweet and Midweek Bowlers salad or sweet which will be appreciated.Anyone that has any notes they wish to be placed in the bowls notes please contact Ken Dehne.Northern DistrictRESULTS and Ladders – Round 8, 30-11-2019Division 1 Wakool 10-70 v Gunbower 2-62Cohuna Golf 2-68 v Cohuna 10-70Kerang Golf 0-62 v Kerang 12-109Leitchville 12-85 v Barham Sports 0-55Barham Services 0-0 v BYE Kerang 64 139.4Cohuna Golf 59 118.8Leitchville 59 115.1Cohuna 47 96.9Wakool 38 84.9Barham Sports 37 91.6Kerang Golf 31 93.8Gunbower 26 81.7Barham Services 23 83.6 Division 2 Barham Services 2-64 v Barham Sports 10-75Cohuna Golf Navy 8-80 v Cohuna 4-73Cohuna Golf White 4-59 v Kerang 8-67Leitchville 10-69 v Kerang Golf 2-65Pyramid Hill 0-0 v BYE Kerang 59 111.1 Cohuna 52 118.6Cohuna Golf Navy 50 119.3Leitchville 49 94.3Cohuna Golf White 48 115.9Pyramid Hill 40 100.8Kerang Golf 31 96.2Barham Sports 31 72.7Barham Services 24 81.4 Division 3 Wakool 10-72 v Gunbower 2-59Kerang Blue 12-86 v Kerang Golf 0-63Kerang White 0-63 v Barham Services 12-70Pyramid Hill 8-63 v Cohuna 4-62Cohuna Golf 10-69 v Barham Sports 2-61 Barham Services 79 133.3Kerang Blue 73 127.4Cohuna 61 119.4Wakool 59 118.2Kerang Golf 55 94.7Cohuna Golf 50 127.5Barham Sports 44 88.5Kerang White 23 80.3 Gunbower 18 80.3Pyramid Hill 18 64.3

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