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Family rivalry

By info@wellingtonbowling.club Wellington BC

Friday, 9 December 2016

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Wellington Bowling Club’s Ladies Indoor Singles Competition first round featured a match across the generations when Sue Channon found herself competing against her 16 year old granddaughter, Leah Waygood. Youth finally triumphed with Leah winning 21-7. She now faces Diana Dagg in Round 2.

In the Men’s Indoor Singles event two matches were played to decide semi-finalists. Chris Thorne outplayed Geoff Stamp to take their match 21-8 and Ian Thompson beat Richard Whiting 21-3. Both winners were favourites to get through to the semi-final stage of the competition.

Story courtesy of http://www.aroundwellington.co.uk/family-rivalry-at-bowling-club/

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