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Thriller At The Villa As Castletown A Drop A Point
As we came to the start of another week of Over 60’s Men’s Bowls with Game 15 it was beginning to look as if Castletown A may well go unbeaten for the entire season and they reinforced this theory with an impressive 8-0 win over North Ramsey A.…
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Boland Crowned Junior Champion
The Ellan Vannin Fuels sponsored Junior Championship took place on Saturday with 16 juniors entering the competition.…
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As You Were At The Top
In the Ellan Vannin Fuel sponsored division one this week reigning champions South Ramsey A made the journey South to take on Port St Mary A who were missing two of their experienced players.…
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Top Of The Table Clash
There was a top of the table clash in the Trend Ladies Over 60s league this week as league leaders Port St Mary, who hold a four point lead, visited Peel Sunset. …
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League Chasers Drop Points
Castletown A hosted Port St Mary in last weeks match of the week. …
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Kennish & Moore Do The Double
Fiona Kennish and Jenny Moore won both Ladies Doubles held last weekend. …
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Hat-trick for Kennish
There was a bumper entry of 65 in this years Canada Life International sponsored Manx Championship held at Port St Mary on Saturday with the green running well and proving difficult to master.…
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Manx Championship Draw/Results
Gladys Cowell
After the dreadful weather experienced for the league matches on Friday night, it was warm and sunny for the playing of the Gladys Cowell over 60’s ladies’ singles at Peel on Saturday 12 May.…
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Sunsets on Marown in Peel
There were two top of the table clashes this week in division one with third placed Peel A hosting second placed Marown A in the Sunset City, with the home team recording an outstanding 8-2 home win, backing up my early season prediction that the Peel men had the firepower to damage the top teams.…
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