Tuross Head bowls

Updated June 4 2014 - 3:40pm, first published 12:00am
CLOSE GAME: Tuross bowler Barry Sloane with Bruce Taylor in the background had an exciting game with Bruce winning 31 to 30.
CLOSE GAME: Tuross bowler Barry Sloane with Bruce Taylor in the background had an exciting game with Bruce winning 31 to 30.

WHAT a weekend of bowling, with the quarter finals of the Tuross major singles, taking place on Saturday. There were four games played and you could not ask for better entertainment, it was the stuff of a Hollywood cliff-hanger.  All the games were packed with excitement and “get out of jail bowls”.  The anticipation was such that no one left, including the spectators and the players of the other games, until the last bowl of the last end was played, and such was the quality of the bowling exhibition displayed by all of the bowlers.  The program for the day, consisted of Stan Peck playing Peter Macdonald, John Fahey against Joe Kosanic, Ray Downey up against Bruce Lidbury and Bruce Taylor playing Barry Sloane.  On paper it would be hard to forecast who the winners would be and this was proven by the end results. Two of the games had respectable margins between winners and losers and the other two were down to the “bounce of the ball”.

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