The runners-up were Bob Connolly and son, who filled in at short notice, a nice reward for their help, thanks Bob, whilst the recipients of some winning raffle tickets for the lucky losers on the night was the hospital team.

If you would like to join the party on a Friday night simply phone your name in or come along individually or with a mate or two to the “Bowly” before 6.15pm this Friday night, you don’t even need a set of bowls, we will supply you or your team, and who knows you could win a great prize courtesy of our sponsor Richard Duff or if not lucky at bowls maybe the meat tray raffle might be your forte.

As mentioned earlier in this column a number of our players ventured out of town last weekend for a couple or three events.

Narromine were represented at president’s days at both Yeoval and Condobolin with mixed results. At Condobolin, Mal Dawes, Barry Riley and David McNair were declared the morning winners after a strong win; however they certainly struggled after lunch, leading in the afternoon winners after just two winning ends.

Our other team at Condo, namely Kevin Heatrick, Robert Bateman, and Bruce Livingston came home empty handed despite winning both their games. At Yeoval Cliff Harris, Ray Cross and Bill Wilkie

Narromine also had a couple of teams entered in the annual triples tournament at Parkes Bowling Club.

Jimmy Daley, Neil Bootle and James Daley lost their first game by just one shot, which in the end proved a telling loss, as they won their next three games and were in a position to get something out of the wreck, however a round five loss put them with the also-rans, and therefore no prize money.

Our other team in the competition Rick Bohm, Geoff Bohm and Danny Carnevale finished up day one with three good wins, and were in a strong position to get amongst the chocolates; unfortunately they couldn’t replicate Saturday’s form losing both matches.

They did however get a small cheque for their Saturday play and no doubt both Geoff and Danny will get something out this experience of skipping a rink at this level of play.

The Thursday night’s pool competition entered its second week with extra numbers going around.

Peter Cross defeated Noel Delboux in the final with the winner collecting a handy $20-odd dollars, just another reason for all you budding pool stars out there to wander up to the bowly each and every Thursday night at about 7.30pm.

This coming weekend is certainly a biggy with karaoke scheduled for Saturday night and then our first Super Sunday programmed for Sunday morning.

I know the spice girls are raring to go, but not too sure how the numbers will stack up Sunday morning, could be huge if we get the right results.

With the entry fee of $5 going into the prize pool on Sunday, some lucky persons could win a motza, and of course with the conditions of play, the winning team will come out of the hat, just another reason why all members should have a run on Sunday.