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Narre powers in pennant

NARRE Warren Bowls Club had a good win at home against Mulgrave CC (4) in Saturday’s RVBA round four, division four, section six 18/117 to -/57.
L. Metaxas, D. Randall, R. Naismith and G. Manifold (s) won 37/9. J. Uren, B. Brewster, D. Smith and L. McCurran (s) won 34/10. R. Dixon, L. Willcox, G. Duggan and F. Appleby (s) won 17/16. P. O’Day, J. Hickman, J. Green and I. Brotherton (s) won 29/22.
Division six, section six played Burwood District (4) away also winning well 18/125 to -/80.
S. Firmin, J. Sheahan, J. Schwennesen and S. Birkett (s) won 30/17. L. McGeary, G. Haringsma, P. Castricum and D. Amezdroz (s) won 37/21. S. Robinson, A. Kidd, S. Bray and G. Miller (s) won 27/20. S. Platt, M. Horton, J. Zanon and J. Henman (s) won 31/22.
Saturday’s mixed social bowls winners were L. O’Brien, B. Potter and J. Norman (s). Best last-game winners were B. Hanam, G. Lowry and R. Hoare (s).

@BT Sub Sport News:VLBA

Tuesday’s pennant round five played at home against Edithvale (2) saw a sound win to Narre Warren 100/72.
J. Fox, B. Baldwin, J. Naughton and E. Gibb (s) won 24/21. D. Platt, E. Naismith, M. Horton and S. Bell (s) won 18/17. P. Uren, A. Mortimer, T. Henneman and K. Murray (s) won 24/20.
W. Haringsma, M. Clancy, N. Dickie and E. Arnott (s) won 34/14.

@BT Sub Sport News:WEDNESDAY RESULTS

Mixed social bowls winners were J. Nilsson, R. Naismith and L. Cook (s).
Runners-up were W. Okuniewski, N. Hosmer and J. Sheahan (s). Best last-game winners were K. Harrison, H. Henneman, L. Metaxis and A. White (s).

@BT Sub Sport News:THURSDAY RESULTS

Ladies guest day was enjoyed by all visiting teams with four rinks being contested overall, activities being concluded before rain came.

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