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Tauranga Indoor Bowls Association

Posted at 12:00am Tuesday 30th Mar, 2010

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Welcome Bay Indoor Bowling Club - 8 March - Darby & Joan Pairs - Winners, Diane & David Swan, Runners-up - Glenys & Gordon Nairn - 8 March - Jack & Jill pairs - Winners, Jill Scott & Mark Welch, Runners-up - Barry Wratt & Sylvia Brasier.
29 March - Morris Cup Singles - Winner, Ian Scott, Runner-up - Merv Malcomson.

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