Tea Gardens Men’s Bowling Club
13 March: A few little showers did not deter 54 bowlers from enjoying the popular Wednesday Nominated Triples competition.
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To celebrate the start of the Rugby League season, footy jumpers were in vogue with players supporting their favourite clubs.
A free lunch was provided with the compliments of the Bowls Committee.
The winners on the synthetic were; Col Fossey, Vick Garlick and Bill Heylbut with +14.
The grass green winners were; of Paul Carter, Stew Sturrock and Bill Whalen with a + 6.
The Lucky card draw went to Noel Jackson, Doug Andrews and Greg Smith.
16 March: The second round of the Newcastle District Pennant competition was due to be played today with the First National Grade 4 side and the Grade 7 side playing at home against Beresfield and East Maitland respectively.
The First National Grade 6 side were away to Karuah but the beautiful rains put paid to any play there as well.
It appears likely that Round 2 will be played next Sunday so Pennant players will have a busy weekend.
17 March: The uncompleted games from Round 1, affecting Grade 4 and Grade 6 were finalised today with Grade 4 falling short at Karuah, 50-71.
It was all good new at Tea Gardens though with the Grade 6 side completing a great win against Wallsend Diggers 75-53.
There was an outstanding performance from the Leigh Hunt combination with a stunning 31-15 demolition of their opponents.
Next week, 23 March, Grade 4 travel to East Maitland, Grade 6 play Hexham at home and Grade 7 travel to Hexham.
There was great support for the Sunday Bowlers today with a visit from the Burwood Colliery Social Bowlers.
A terrific field of 36 players enjoyed their day even though the weather was a little threatening.
The winners were Phil Carr, Burwood Colliery, and Graham Watkins.
Thanks to all who supported the day!
By The JAFFA