Lawn Bowls
Mollymook Men
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The first round of the Dave Tucker Memorial Minor Singles saw Mike Keegan defeat Mark Sommerville 31/24 and Dave Bradshaw had a 31/12 win vs Jon Venn. Also Brian Thurecht def Col Milligan 31/16 and Dave Harrison def Krusty Watson 31/14 to proceed to Round 2.
The second round was played in that howling gale last Saturday. Bowls had a mind of their own for most of the afternoon; conditions were just playable, depending on whom one talked to. Most noteworthy was the match between Terry Hill and Dave Clark, both very capable bowlers. Terry found himself 21/4 down and in dire straights BUT won 31/29! Darcy Nelson had a 31/20 win versus Bob Brooks who was just missing many many shots by a millimeter or two. Dan Prestage had a close win over Richard Nesbitt with a 4 near the end. Dave Harrison def Brian Thurecht 31/17 and newer bowlers Mike Lynn and Les Dunn had a fairly even contest that went Mike's way 31/24. And last to finish was a struggling Chris Machon, the self acclaimed "I never win anything" bowler who defeated Craig Lees 31/27, no mean feat.
Wednesday Social Triples. Gary McGuire/ Chris Machon and young Ivan Traves cleaned up the lucky rink vouchers with a 22/12 win against Ian Pirie/Brian Stanmore/Bob Field. Unlucky (lucky?) losers were OT Hill and Roadblock with a 22/14 loss in a pairs contest against Wallie and Bird-man Bob. Friday Open Pairs. The jackpot had reached $960, must go off soon on the laws of chance. Craig Lees and Les Dunn were in the running but the computer won again. They did however win the $120 weekly prize with 14 points. Marks HB SHOUT was claimed by Ron Wynter, Dave Adamson and Tony Hutchins whilst the KENO voucher gave hope to Geoff Travis and Dave White.
Milton Ulladulla Women
Tuesday, September 3: President Robyn started the day by welcoming back Marg Davidson. Then commenced with a few announcements, firstly the Sussex Shield is on Thursday, October 17. If you are NOT available please put your name down on the board. Club Triples close on September 17, please get your teams together and put them on the board, play starts October 1.
Di Rupp will be travelling to Philippines mid-January next year for 2020 Rotary Medical and Dental Mission. If you have any items you would like to donate they need to be in by October 14. The following items are of great help - toothpaste, toothbrushes, reading glasses, sunglasses and magnifiers.
It was also mentioned at the delegates meeting for all ladies to watch their etiquette whilst on the green.
It was a glorious day to hit the greens and a great start to spring. Rink winners on the day were Diane Busbridge, Daphne Menzies, Barbara Young and Eve Jones. Runners Up Lyn Rippon, Val Marczan and Jasma Stallion. Raffle Winners Kay Hodge, Nerida Moroney and Daphne Menzies.
Thursday, September 5: Another nice morning, President Robyn informed everyone that the Colours for Cancer sheet is on the board. It's a great mixed day, lots of fun, music and a rainbow of colour and all for a great cause.
If you interested in ordering new uniforms, please see Jane Hawkins. An order will be placed shortly.
Frances Mazurek along with the Italian Club are hosting a Whale Watching Cruise, if anyone is interested please speak to Frances, cost is $95 per person.
Robyn also wished our ladies travelling to Tamworth the best of luck, Jeane Thompson playing in the singles and Jan Winter and Sandra Crimmins, pairs.
24 ladies had a great day on the green, winners for today were Wendy Bazett, Lyn McFadden and Lynne Boyd. Runners up Carmen Colusso and Bev Lapinski. Raffle winners Wendy Bazett, Lyn Jackson and Kay Hodge.
Good luck to all players of the Minor Consistency Singles which kicks off on Tuesday.
Mollymook Roadrunners
Twenty five Roadrunners braved the wind last Sunday morning for their social bowls.
Four games of triples were played with the following results: Les Dunn, Robin Oke and David White 23 accounted for Harry Williams, Eric King and Peter Champion 13. Sue Dent/Dot Pannowitz, Geoff Watson and Paul Barnes 24 saw off Graham Corby, Mike Lynn and Wayne Drury 11. Bob Field, Geoff Travis and David Henry 22 defeated Val Brady, Bob Brooks and Ted Fraser 14. Craig Lees, Diane Field and Jack Field 23 held off Jeff Deal, Gordon Lang and Brian Thurecht 12.
The winning rink and the fresh chickens was shared by Craig Lees, Diane Field and Jack Field while the lucky losers, getting half their game fees back were Graham Corby, Mike Lynn and Wayne Drury.
Raffle winners included Paul Barnes, David Henry, Gordon Lang, Dot Pannowitz, Bob Field, Sue Dent and Val Brady.
Next Sunday we will be c,ontesting our $150 half jackpot followed by a barbecue lunch with the cards being called for a 9amstart.
Golf
Mollymook Beachside Veterans
On Wednesday, September 4, 41 Beachside Veteran golfers played a 9 Hole Stableford for the September Monthly Medal. Winning the day was David Anderson with 21 points in a three-way count back from second placed Gary Logan and third placed Stan Izzard.
Balls were given out for scores down to 18, with Wildcards going to David Wardleworth and Michael Bateman. Nearest the Pins were awarded to Cliff Workman on the 2nd , Ken Venables on the 6th , Ray Werner on the 7th, and Don Urquhart on the 9th. There was no NTP awarded for the 1st hole.
Next week, September 11, will be a 9 hole Par Event for the first round of the Phillips Smash Repair Trophy.
Euchre
Milton Ulladulla Bowling Club
Euchre results for Thursday, September 5: Ladies winner - Doreen Cauchi Men's winner - Richard Szczudlo; Lucky door - Steve Searle Unluckiest player - Gordon.
Bridge
Milton Bridge Club
Tuesday, September 3
NORTH/SOUTH: 1st:- Elaine Haley and Paul Ehrlich; 2nd:- Janet Turnell and Ron Turnell; 3rd:- Graham Yule and Faye Thomson
EAST/WEST: Ist:- Margaret Gerritsen and Mary Buckley; 2nd:- Iris Crooks and Alison Betts; 3rd:- Bruce Wiggins and Doreen Maher
Mollymook Bridge Club
Club results: For full results and hand records see the club website www.mollymook.bridge-club.org.
Monday, September 2: 1st Dianne Samuel and Kevin Tant, 2nd Graham Yule and Faye Thomson, 3rd Susan Bateman and Susanne Dillon
Wednesday 4th: N/S 1st Henk Emans and Peter Culham, 2nd Ray Parris and Katie Emms, 3rd Margaret Hendricks and Sue Tooth, E/W 1st Ken Harrison and Ross Milbourne, 2nd Pam Date and Elainne Haley, 3rd Michael McTiernan and Graham Evans
Thursday 5th: 1st Jeff Lassman and Bill Hall, 2nd Ken Helene Downs and Sue Tooth, 3rd Kevin Tant and Chris Downs
Friday 6th: 1st Kevin Tant and Michael McTiernan, 2nd Ross Milbourne and Richard Brightling, 3rd Susanne Dillon and Graham Evans
Saturday 7th: 1st Peggy Ayers and Nance Tierney, 2nd Ray Parris and Katie Emms, 3rd Maureen and Ken Harrison
Afternoon session times are 1.15 for a 1.30pm start on Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, evening sessions times are 6.45pm for a 7pm start on Monday and Thursday nights.
If you need a partner for daytime sessions or need information regarding lessons, contact Kevin Tant on 4455 6331 or Alan Foreman on 4455 2125 for evening sessions.
Darts
Ulladulla Darts
Hi darties, another fine week of competition. All teams really stepping it up and playing awesome darts. Semi-finals are here and congratulations everyone for making it this far, a few more games to decide the champions. Keep up the fantastic darts.
Please be aware of the rules regarding your foot placement on the oche line, your foot must be behind the line at all times, if your foot is over and the scorer or any member of a team calls it, it will be deemed a "no dart" and the score will not be recorded. To be clear, if playing at the Golf Club or the Bowling Club your foot must behind the frame...not on it - if playing at the Ex-Servos or the Star Hotel your foot must be behind the tape on the floor - not on it!
The rule on calling any remaining scores was also clarified at the most recent delegates meeting...the player may ask the SCORER ONLY for the remaining score if they are still at the oche...the player may ask a team-mate for the score if and only if they step back from the oche. Team-mates are not entitled to tell the player the score at any-time unless the player has stepped back from the oche. If you need any clarification on this rule, please ask your captain.
Semi finals start on September 9 for ladies, September 10 for men and September 12 for mixed.
WEEK 28 SEMI FINAL GAMES.
ALL GAMES WILL BE PLAYED AT THE MOLLYMOOK BEACH BOWLO.
LADIES 9/9/19 - BEETCHES v EXTREME, QUEENS OF DARTS v SASSETTES
MENS 10/9/19 - HOT SHOTS v TOP GUNS, MINSTRELS v PIE CHUCKERS
MIXED 12/9/19 - A- GRADE - MIX'D JAGGERS v DART VADERS, PHOENIX v SPEARS AND BEERS; B- GRADE - THE FORCE v SHOOTING STARS, SHARP SHOOTERS HAVE A BYE
RESULTS FROM WEEK 27
LADIES 26/8/19
EXTREME def BEETCHES 6 - 5. High scores for EXTREME: Kim Larkin 121,83 peg.; High scores for BEETCHES: Mary Turner 116,64 peg.
SASSETTES def ALLSORTS 7 - 4. High scores for SASSETTES: Sam Howe 105,66 peg.; High scores for ALLSORTS: Lesley Pavitt 102,108, Karen Bashford 96 peg, Lu Piva 140, Deb Riches 125.
MENS 3/9/19
HOT SHOTS def THE GOOD GUYS 7 - 5. High scores for HOT SHOTS: Daniel Prestage 2x100,140,105,108, Bruce Bailey 3x100,3x125,140,137, Allen Silver 100,120, Paul Patten 3x100,2x125, Tony Larkin 100, Phill Bailey 165. High scores for THE GOOD GUYS: Brett Evans 107,121,140, Keith Eikenhout 116 peg,122,121,133, Radar Warby 100, Pat Sayers 4x100,3x140,121, Steve Evans 2x100.
MINSTRELS def THE PIE CHUCKERS 9 - 3. High Scores for MINSTRELS: Alan Shapley 4x100, 140, James Barford 125, 100, Gary McGregor 2X140, Fred Patterson 125,100, bull finish, David Quinn 100. High scores for THE PIE CHUCKERS: Steve Needer 115,100,140, Jamie Watson 121,100, Greg Pearson 2x100,140,125, Dan Leatham 100,141, Andrew Bray 100.
MIXED 5/9/19
MIX'D JAGGERS def SPEARS AND BEERS 6 - 5. High scores for MIX'D JAGGERS: Alan Shapley 3x100, 121, Gary McGregor 121, 140, Jamie Watson 2x100, Sam Howe 138,135,100. High scores for SPEARS AND BEERS: Kay McCarthy 2x100,125, Pat Sayers 121,66 peg, Kim Larkin 100, Brody Carter 2x100, James Barford 140.
DART VADERS def SHOOTING STARS 8 - 3. High scored for DART VADERS: Dan Prestage 100,125,135,140,121, Radar Warby 2X100,140,134, Ross Kidson 100,125, Anne Scharkie 100. High scores for SHOOTING STARS: Robyn Hart 100, Brad-Lee Fullarton 121,120,100, Anne Carriage 114,112, Lyn Mills 140.
PHOENIX def SHARP SHOOTERS 6 - 5. High scores for PHOENIX: Bruce Bailey 2x140,100,121, Allen Silver 121,135,127,70 peg, Rose Silver 108,100, Paul Patten 2x100,100,121. High scores for SHARP SHOOTERS: Sue Reghenanzi 117, Keith Eikenhout 112,125,135, Lu Piva 107,126,100, Graham Carriage 124, Col Eistreich100.
Thank you darties for an awesome week of competition yet again and look forward to the coming week. As usual keep your eye on our Facebook page for all your darts news, pics and gossip. Please keep the pics coming we all enjoy seeing them.
Shoalhaven Darts Association
Results of round one: Bandits def Devils 10 games to 1. Dave Hogan and Trevor Hay had five finishes each. Dave Hogan had the high score of 140 x 5. For Devils Kerrie Dempsey won her singles and Selina Craft had the high score of 124. Eagles def Taipans 10 games to 1. Lucas Gray had five finishes. Ian Green and Matt Craig had the high score of 140. For the Taipans Kaylene Hackett won her singles and had the high score of 125. Squaws def Fishos 8 games to 3. Kay Dowell and Gloria Liddicoat had four finishes each. Marcia Merrigan had the high score of 126. For the Fishos Dan Kennedy-Young and Rick McKenzie had three finishes each. Dan had the high score of 140. Mohawks def Misfits 8 games to 3. Mohawks was playing one short. Daune Lichtendaul, Pete Smith and Nathan Simpson had four finishes each. And Darren Brudenell had the high score of 140. Out of Towners def Marlins 6 games to 5. Dan Leathan had four finishes and John Boyle had the high score of an excellent 180. For Marlins Phil Reeves had four finishes and shared the high score of 140 with Matt Goozeff and Peter Wood. Pointscore: Bandits 2-10, Eagles 2-10, Squaws 2-8, Mohawks 2-8, Out of towners 2-6, Marlins 0-5, Misfits 0-3, Fishos 0-3, Taipans 0-1, Devils 0-1, Ex-servicemen 0-0.
Cycling
Shoalhaven Bicycle User Group
Some Shoalhaven Bicycle User Group rides for this week include:
THURSDAY September 12 - MIDWEEK MOUNTAIN BIKE RIDE; 25 to 40 km / Moderate pace / Sealed and unsealed roads / Fire trails / Single lane bush tracks and beaches / Cyclepaths / Mountain bikes are essential. All rides are only suitable for experienced cyclists on mountain bikes with suspension. Rides vary each week, starting at 8:30am (8:00am during day light saving time) from different starting points. Dogs are not permitted on the ride for safety reasons and as they are prohibited in National Parks. For ride details contact: Rod 0428 211 487
SUNDAY September 15 - CAMBEWARRA LOOKOUT TO RED ROCKS LOOKOUT; 17 km return / Moderate pace / Some Traffic / Medium to Hard difficulty / Significant hills / Mountain Bikes required. Starts at 9:00am at Cambewarra Lookout. Ride to Red Rocks Lookout and return. Cambewarra Lookout for coffee or lunch after the ride. Contact: Peter 0419 418 022 (Ride Leader; Mel)
SBUG welcomes new riders on all our rides. For details of further rides to be held this week on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday, check the Rides Calendar on our website at www.shoalhavenbug.com.au
Our rides calendar is updated weekly and occasionally changes are made at short notice so it is recommended that you check the website ride calendar a day or two before an intended ride.
For all information about Shoalhaven Bicycle User Group, including our monthly rides calendar, cycling news, photo gallery, on-line membership application and lots more, log onto our website.