DOUBLE BAY
WATCH
A REGULAR NEWSLETTER OF THE
DOUBLE BAY MEN’S BOWLING CLUB
Vol. 6 No.8 August-September 2009
EDITOR: MIKE GOLLAND
INCORPORATING
WOMEN’S BOWLING CLUB’S ON
THE GREEN Pages 8,9
Bowl’s “First Lady” to play at
Double Bay
AUSTRALIA’S
number one
ranked
woman
bowler,
KAREN
MURPHY,
heads the
all-star field
competing in
the 2009
Women’s
Club’s 6th
Invitation
triples
tournament.
TEAMS AND
DETAILS
INSIDE
PAGES
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PICTURES BY LEON PORTRATE
Show was “the best”
THE dinner and show presented
to members and their guests in
the club house on Thursday
night, July 2, with entertainer
and vocalist, Roland Storm, was
“the best”.
“We’ve had some pretty good shows
Entertainer, Roland Storm, and his percussion
accompanist at Double Bay Bowling Club.
at the club over
the past four or
five years,” one
member told Bay
Watch, “but this
was one of the
best, if not the best”.
Storm performed in two sessions and certainly knew his audience as he
presented segments of songs and music to which members could relate.
He performed items from the early 1940s, then switched the theme for
those who came to Australia from New Zealand or South Africa.
He lived up to his reputation as one of the few entertainers who bases
himself at the keyboards. He has performed in 25 countries and been
nominated five times for a "Mo' Award".
The evening was organised by the bowling club secretary, Ken Shapiro,
(pictured right) who took over responsibility when regular social
organiser, Dr Abe Cohen, became indisposed.
Men present “good luck” chalk to our women’s state playoff team
Club chairman, John Rosen and men’s club acting president, Harry Black,
presented chalking sprays for all the touchers the women’s No. 2 pennant
team will achieve at the (then) upcoming State Playoffs at Woolgoolga, near
Coffs Harbour, from July 27-31.
The “good luck” chalk was presented to the two skips and
thirds during a “send off” luncheon hosted by the women’s
club on Tuesday, July 21.
Phyl Glasser, the club’s mascot for the upcoming
tournament, provided a “good luck” cake, which was cut by
the team’s skips, Sonia Davis and Carole Brickman (pictured
left).
John Rosen presenting the chalk said he was certain that
they would be empty by the time the team returned to Double
Bay as a result of so many touchers being marked.
Double Bay is in Section 1, which includes the powerful St
Johns Park Club. The draw puts Double Bay against
Wingham in the opening match, followed by a clash against
Asquith. On day two it meets Goulburn Railway, and St
Johns Park The fifth game on day three is vs Wagga RSL.
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Rob Clark
Len Radomsky
Rob Hutchins
Winners of Monday Autumn Competition
THE team of Rob Clark, Len Radomsky and Rob Hutchins took out the
Monday Triples (Autumn) competition with a handy three point margin
over the second and third placed opposition.
They collected 24 points and a strong 142 shot margin, with runners-up Peter Goldman, Max
Pazaky and Harry Stein on 21 points and a 64 shot advantage,
Also on 21 points was the combination of Sam Abrahams, Ivor Cohen and Sam Brick, but
their shot aggregate was at plus 23.
Fifteen teams are now competing in the Winter Monday competition, with one team having a
bye each week.
Monday Competition – FINAL AUTUMN
Rob. Clark
Len. Radomsky
Rob .Hutchins
Peter .Goldman
Max .Pazaky
Harry .Stein
Sam. Abrahams
Ivor. Cohen
Sam .Brick
Pl
Points
st
1 . 24 + 142
2nd 21 + 64
3rd. 21 + 23
Men volunteer to ensure smooth running tournament
THE CO-OPERATION between the
men’s and women’s club is emphasised by
the support the men’s membership offers
towards the organisation and smooth
running of the annual Women’s Triples
Invitation tournament.
The men joined the women to complete the
101 little tasks which need
attention starting on the Friday of
the weekend.
Club director, Leon Portrate
(pictured) has the responsibility
of arranging the umpire’s panel for the
weekend, while other male members will
ensure the scores and results are up-to-the
minute so that the club’s IT exponents, Les
Lilian and Eddie Fingret, have all the details
for instant display on the club’s computer
display and website.
The club’s full compliment of umpires will
be on duty during the two day tournament.
Each session will have two umpires on call.
They are Paul Isenberg, Ken Shapiro, Sam
Abrahams, Harry Stein, Rob Hutchins and
Leon Portrate.
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TEAM 1.
LEAD SHIRLEY READ
2ND.
ARIE HARMAN
SKIP
MEG McCLURE
INVITATIONAL TEAMS
TEAM 2.
LEAD KATH HAMILTON
2ND
SHIRLEY LINDSAY
SKIP
LEONE BARNETT
TEAM 3.
LEAD
2ND.
SKIP
.
TEAM 4.
LEAD
2ND
SKIP
TEAM 5.
LEAD
2ND
SKIP
.
TEAM 6
LEAD
2ND
SKIP
KAREN LEVINSON
BARBARA SHOTLAND
P. STEIN.
JENNY WALLIS
KAY BERGIN
SUE HAMILTON
E. WEST
C. SPEAR
J. MORGAN
MOLLY SIDDLE
LYNETTE McMAHON
ANNABEL GAMMON
TEAM 7.
LEAD SHIRLEY HINES
2ND.
MARIE WHITBREAD
SKIP
WILMA KLEIN
TEAM 8.
LEAD FAY LEWIS
2ND.
GWEN LAMBKIN
SKIP
WILMA COX
TEAM 9.
LEAD FAYE McMAHON
2ND.
GAI CAVANAUGH
SKIP
PAM HOCKINGS
TEAM 10
LEAD PAM SMITH
2ND.
ROZ DOWNES
SKIP
MARIA BARRETT
TEAM 11
LEAD DENISE CAMPBELL
2ND.
DEBBIE SCHOEMAKER
SKIP
JENNY CLARK
TEAM 12.
LEAD C. KEEP
2ND
S. JONES
SKIP
B. McPHERSON
Australia’s No. 1 woman bowler, Karen Murphy, who will
be in action at Double Bay on August 29-30.
Stars bowlers could
attract more players
to lawn bowling code
A DOUBLE Bay Women’s Club official sees the
upcoming 6th Invitation Triples tournament with
Australia’s top players competing for a record
$9,000 prize pool, as one of the best means of
attracting new players to lawn bowls.
There is no surer way to attract potential players to
the game, than to see professionals in action in all their
exciting coloured uniforms playing with bowls of
every brand and colour, but most importantly at a very
high standard, tournament director, Carole Brickman,
suggested this week.
CONTINUES PAGES 5, 6 AND 7
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INTERNATIONAL TEAMS
Members and family should visit
Double Bay to see stars in action
FROM PAGE 4
“All men and women members have a great
opportunity to encourage friends and family to visit
the club during the tournament to witness Australian
and other internationally-ranked players competing
against one another at Double Bay on Saturday,
August 29 and Sunday, August 30,” Carole said.
Heading the starstudded list is
Australia’s No. 1
ranked
female
bowler,
Karen
Murphy and her
internationally well
known
Scottish
team mate, Kay
Moran
(pictured
left) who will team with 22-yearold
Australian
representative,
Melanie Macaulay (pictured right),
who is ranked 45. All three players
are from the Cabramatta WBC.
Murphy regained her coveted top
ranking
following
a
third
successive victory at the recent
Australian Indoor Championships.
She
was
declared
the
tournament’s
most
consistent
player in the recent ABC televised
Perth International Tournament
where she represented Australia in
singles, pairs and triples against
England, Scotland and Malaysia.
CONTINUES PAGES 6- 7
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TEAM 13.
LEAD
2ND.
SKIP
IRIS EASEY
CHRISTINE KING
CHRISTINE MYERS
TEAM 14.
LEAD
2ND.
SKIP.
MARG. PATERSON
JANICE EGBERS
GLORIA CLIFTON
TEAM 15.
LEAD
2ND.
SKIP
HELEN SMITH
JAN LAYTON
JAN ROLPH.
TEAM 16.
LEAD
2ND.
SKIP
MARY NEWIN
CAROLE McDONALD
MARIA RIGBY
TEAM 17.
LEAD
2ND.
SKIP.
SUSAN O’NEILL
LYN STRICKLETON
PATRICIA MEARS
TEAM 18.
LEAD
2ND.
SKIP
ROBYN FLANAGAN
DIANE SMITH
EULA WEBSTER
TEAM 19.
LEAD
2ND.
SKIP
.
TEAM 20.
LEAD
2ND.
SKIP
LISA PRIDEAUX
MARGARET SMITH
BETH QUINLAN
MARIANE MOOREY
ROSEMARY O’BRIEN
SANDRA HENDERSON
TEAM 21.
LEAD
2ND.
SKIP
PATRICIA REYNOLDS
DIANNE McINNIS
SHIRLEY EXLEY
TEAM 22.
LEAD
2ND
SKIP
CHERYL HARRISON
LYNNE COLE
JOAN THOMAS
TEAM 23.
LEAD
2ND
SKIP
GAIL KIGGINS
SUE STEVENSON
KAY INNES.
TEAM 24.
LEAD
2ND.
SKIP
MARIE THATCHER
NICOLE EGBERT
IRIS KAMPEL
Team 25
LEAD
2ND
SKIP
NATASHA VANERDIK
CAROLYN GLEN
NOREEN SNEDDON
TEAM 26.
LEAD
2ND
SKIP
JUDY SUTHERLAND
HELEN CARTER
JENNY FLEMING
TEAM 27.
LEAD
2ND
SKIP
DEBBIE WALDREN
RETA LEDGERWOOD
LEANNE SMITH
TEAM 28.
LEAD
2ND
SKIP
DENISE ELLISON
JUDY KING
SUE O’CONNOR
TEAM 29.
LEAD
2ND
SKIP
KERRY MULLIGAN
EVELYN REDELLI
LYN SKEERS
TEAM 30.
LEAD
2ND
SKIP
DAWN KELLY
KAY PARNELL
NORMA RICHARDSON
TEAM 31.
LEAD
2ND
SKIP
JAN WATKINS
KATRINA WRIGHT
CARMEN ANDERSON
TEAM 32.
LEAD
2ND
SKIP
ELIZABETH LOCHTE
JANINE STOCKHAM
WILLOW FONG
TEAM 33.
LEAD
2ND
SKIP
MELANIE MACAULAY
KAY MORAN
KAREN MURPHY
TEAM 34.
LEAD
2ND
SKIP
JAN NEWELL
SUSIE ANASTASSIOU
JENNY PALMER
TEAM 35.
LEAD
2ND
SKIP
JILL BIRD
CHERYL CASSERLY
LAUREN BROWNE
TEAM 36.
LEAD
2ND
SKIP
ROBIN DAVIDSON
LEONE LESLIE
VAL HENDERSON.
INVITATIONAL TEAMS
Last year’s winners missing
FROM PAGE 6
Surprisingly, the long-shot winners of last year’s
event, the Taren Point team of Kim Brough,
Norma Brann and Pat Roberts are not defending
their “title” this year.
However, the team of Belinda Henderson, Lynne
Thompson and Louise Witton, from Neutral Bay,
which was runner up in 2008 will hope to go one
better this time, while two of the Everglades WBC
team which took third prize last year, Judy King and
skip, Sue O’Connor, are coming again to Double Bay,
with Denise Ellison as the lead.
Also missing is last year’s top entry which finished
fourth, the team of Australian representatives Kelsey
Cottrell (currently ranked second to Murphy) and
Claire Duke (9th in the 2009 listing) with 2007
Australian Open Triples champion, Margaret Smith
playing as her second.
CONTINUES PAGE 7
Katrina Wright (left) and Maria
Rigby
SEE NEXT PAGE
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INVITATIONAL TEAMS
Sponsors’ generosity make
tournament best “on circuit”
FROM PAGE 6
TEAM 37
LEAD
2ND
SKIP
.
TEAM 38.
LEAD
2ND
SKIP
TEAM 39.
LEAD
2ND
SKIP
L. BELLING
J. DAVIS
A. EGGLETON
BEV. PITFIELD
JILL SCOOT
JAN WATSON.
BELINDA HARRISON
LYNNE THOMPSON
LOUISE WHITTON
This year’s record $9,000 prize money for a
local women’s event, is through the continued
generosity of Arthur Bailey Surgico P/L, which TEAM 40.
MICHELLE WHALAN
has steadfastly supported the event from the LEAD
2ND
BETTY HERBERTSON
beginning, and is augmented by the club’s new SKIP
ARLEEN JEFFERY
supporters, G. J. Watts, the consulting group
which is administrating Double Bay Bowling Club’s renovation project
currently before Woollahra Council
St Johns Park star, Beth Quinlan, number 20 in the
current listing, has another St Johns Park player Lisa
Prideaux (ranked 23) as her lead with Margaret Smith
(65th) in the middle.
Merrylands club members Arleen Jeffrey, who is 28th
in the Australian grading, will skip the threesome of 31st
ranked Betty Herbertson from Merrylands (pictured left)
with Michelle Whalan leading.
A familiar face at Double Bay’s Invitational events is
Maria Rigby, who teams this year with Carole
McDonald and Double Bay’s talented lead Mary Newin.
Another popular player with Double Bay is
Merrylands WBC personality, Willow Fong, who has
won two gold and three bronze Australian medals, to add to her nine gold, five
silver and seven bronze won when representing Fiji. She will skip for Janine
Stockham and Elizabeth Lochte.
Australia’s third-ranked woman player, Katrina Wright from the Cabramatta
Club, is another star attraction in the tournament. She will play as the second for
Australia’s 10th ranked player, Carmen Anderson, from the Tweed Heads Club,
with Jan Watkins as the lead.
Organisers are disappointed that the team of Australia’s fourth ranked player,
Sharyn Renshaw, with Anne Johns (19th) and MaryAnn Parcell was a last minute
withdrawal.
Renshaw and Johns were called up to the NSW team to play against South
Australia, but their spot in the tournament was taken by an entry on the waiting
list of invitees.
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ON THE GREEN CAROLE BRICKMAN AND IRIS KAMPEL
Fours team set for State finals
Mary Newin, Lorraine McLaughlin, Karen Levinson and Pam Stein
REPORT BY DEVORAH LEES
DOUBLE Bay’s champion fours team will challenge for the State title in
September, following wins in Group J playoffs during July.
The side of Mary Newin, Lorraine McLaughlin, Karen Levinson and Pam Stein
did everything right on Wednesday, July 15, to register an easy 25-5 win over
Sylvania at South Coogee Bowling Club.
The day before, the foursome defeated the Blakehurst
The Double Bay
team of Dawn Kelly, Gai Henry, Kay Parnell and
team now plays
Lorraine York by 22 to 13 in windy conditions which
in the State
made control difficult to maintain.
th
Fours
Scoring was tight up to the 10 end. The turning point
Championship
on
came when Karen Levinson trailed the jack for Double
September
Bay to add four shots and take the lead. Blakehurst tried
5 and 6
to make a come back, but Pam Stein played some great
at
saving shots and conversions to keep her team in front.
th
St. Johns Park.
On the 20 end the Blakehurst skip took out her team’s
st
shot bowl and on the 21 end Pam nudged the jack back
to add a further three shots.
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ON THE GREEN
Triples side blown from state final chance
REPORTS BY IRIS KAMPEL
THE Double Bay team of Mary Newin, Karen, Levinson and Pam Stein was
literally blown from the Group J Triples Championship final when they
went down to Blakehurst at Bexley Bowling Club on Friday, July 2.
Blakehurst fielded a strong line up of Gai Henry, Kay Parnell and Norma Richardson, who
handled the cold, gale-force winds with more accuracy than the Double Bay combination,
which the day before had qualified for the group final with a solid win over Engadine.
From the first end the Blakehurst team had the measure of the weather conditions and picked
up three shots. They retained control to run up the score to 9-0.
The Double Bay team played quite well, but even when it held a good position, the
opposition played excellent conversions.
Individually, Mary outperformed her opposite lead for most of the match, and both Karen and
Pam played well, but time and again when holding one or more shots, the opposition converted
to add to its shot tally.
After 16 ends the score had raced to 22-9 and Pam conceded the match, sending Blakehurst to
St Johns Park for the State title on September 7.
Better performance in the semi-final match
The 19th end produced some excellent
bowling from Karen and Pam and the girls
made a three.
Playing the 20th end at 15-14 there was
little between the shots and the jack but, once
again tight bowling by the Double Bay girls
put a lot of pressure on the Engadine skip
and this all helped to bring home another two
shots to make the score 17-14 on the last end.
Engadine was given the mat and played a
long end and when Pam stepped on the mat
with her first bowl she was four down. With
great confidence, she played through the
head producing a match winning bowl to
hold the shot.
After three goes the Engadine skip was
unable to dislodge Pam's bowl allowing Pam
to claim the match at 18-14 without having
to play her last bowl.
In contrast, Double Bay got off to a
good start in the Group J semi-final
game against the Engadine line up
of Heather Abernethy Lyn Cole and
Joan Thomas.
It was a well fought battle all the way with
only one shot separating the teams after the
first 10 ends. Mary played very consistently
and Karen and her opposite number Lyn
played some excellent conversion shots,
while both skips were very accurate with
their on shots and both played some good
saving deliveries,
After several more closely fought
ends Engadine drew away by four shots to be
10-14. On the 18th end Mary outplayed
Heather and put down three good bowls,
Karen trailed the jack and Pam added another
shot and the score now 12-14.
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Bronze medal only result
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at 18 Maccabiah Games
DOUBLE Bay’s
Bernard Fridman
and Arnold Javen
combined
with
South Australian Gary Benveniste
to win Australia’s lone medal in the
18th Maccabiah Games lawn bowls
tournament.
Overall it was a disappointing
Maccabiah for the men’s and women’s
lawn bowls contingent led by Fred
Ginsberg, which battled against top-class
opposition on greens which proved hard
to become familiar with.
Bernard
The women’s outfit was outplayed, but the players won
Fridman
the admiration of their opponents to such an extent that
and Arnold
Barbara Shotland, Double Bay’s lone female
Javen with
Gary
representative,
was
Benveniste
named
the
tournaments
THIS report is based on
Outstanding Sportswoman.
results published on the
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Fridman, Javen and Benveniste, a veteran of many
official 18 Maccabiah
website.
Maccabiahs, including a bronze at the 13th Maccabiah
Whilst not doubting the
singles in 1989, competed as Australia’s A team in the
accuracy of the results,
triples to finish third in the round robin tournament to
they lack full details of the
take the bronze medal.
players involved in each
The gold went to South Africa’s B team (Ben Kassel,
game.
Only the names of the
Larry Berman, Joe Dimont) with Israel’s B side
singles and pairs
(Raymond Sher, Rami Oron, Denis Phillips) taking the
competitors are shown in
silver.
the results.
The Aussie trio won five matches, including a 39-6
There is no indication of
decision over Australia B, drew two and lost one. It was
which members of the
the draws against South Africa A (14-14) and Great
Australian men’s lawn
bowls contingent
Britain B (16-16) which probable cost them a higher
competed in the triples
final ranking.
and the fours (rinks).
The lone loss was to the unheralded Canadian A side
The names of Fridman,
by
9-26, but the team showed its ability when it
Javen and Benveniste
defeated Israel B17-15 and the eventual gold medallist,
were in the list of medal
winners for men’s and
South Africa B 17-10.
women’s lawn bowls.
Australia’s triples B team did not collect a point from
its eight matches
CONTINUED NEXT PAGE
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Double Bay’s
representatives
at Maccabiah
FROM PREVIOUS PAGE
The
all-Double
Bay
combination of Pepe Glick and
Brian Ginsberg won three of their
seven pairs encounters. The
highlight was the 17-13 win over
eventual
bronze
medallists,
Israel’s A pairing of Haviv Takin
and David Kontante, and a two
shot (19-17) advantage over the
gold medal winners, Roy
Lambert and Stanley Friedman
(South Africa A).
In the meantime, the Australian
B pairing of Michael Zusman
from West Australia and David
Double Bay’s representatives at the Maccabiah Games in
Sebbag,
of Victoria, finished on top
Israel (from top left) Louis Platus, Brian Ginsberg, Pepe
twice from their seven games and
Glick and team manager, Fred Ginsberg
was not in the medal hunt.
In the singles pool Australia was represented by Gary Benveniste and Pepe Glick, who met in
the first round when the Adelaide player took the points by one shot 21-20. Benveniste went on
to win two more games against Lawrence Metz (South Africa) 21-9 and Stuart Fox (Great
Britain) 21-13, while Glick also defeated Fox (21-8) and Michael Baum (Great Britain) 21-5.
Australia’s fours challenge started with another allAustralian
clash
when the A-side defeated the B-team 21-14.
The A team went on to win two more games, one
BERNARD Fridman,
against Canada A (19-12) and one against Great Britain
it is widely known,
B (19-13. The B side had wins over Great Britain B
is a South African, who intends to
settle in Sydney, but according to
(34-6) and Great Britain A (28-18).
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th
18 MACCABIAH MEN’S LAWN BOWLS RESULTS
the 18 Maccabiah Games results
he not only played for Australia in
the lawn bowls, but he also
“represented” his native South
Africa.
His name appears as the partner of
Roy Lambert in the pairs team
which defeated the Canadian duo of
Arnon Zangwill and Ruvyn Tregar
by the score of 30-7.
Lambert’s partner is Stanley
Friedman … and they won the gold
medal!
FOURS
Bronze – Israel A – Yair Bekier, Colin Silberstein, Alan Saitowitz,
David Kontente.
Silver - Israel B - Raymond Sher, Rami Oron, Dani Slodovnik,
Denis Phillips
Gold - South Africa B - Ben Kassel, Larry Berman, Okey Fine, Joe Dimant
TRIPLES
Bronze - Australia A - Arnold Javen, Gary Benveniste,
Bernard Fridman
Silver - Israel B - Raymond Sher, Rami Oron, Denis Phillips
Gold - South Africa B - Ben Kassel, Larry Berman, Joe Dimant
PAIRS –
Bronze - Israel A - Haviv Takin, David Kontente
Silver - Israel B – Zvika Hadar, Dani Slodovnik Gold - South Africa A - Roy Lampert, Stanley Friedman
SINGLES
Bronze - South Africa A - Roy Lampert. Silver – Israel B - Zvika Hadar. Gold – Israel A - Haviv Takin
OVERALL (Max Spitz Trophy) Israel B - Zvika Hadar, Rami Oron, Denis Phillips, Raymond Sher, Dani Slodovnik,
Manager – Chaim Sheffer
OUTSTANDING SPORTSMAN –Ben Kassel (South Africa) OUTSTANDING SPORTSWOMAN- Barbara Shotland (Australia)
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YOU’VE GOT to hand it to our women’s club
on the way in which it has built up the annual
Invitation Triples tournament.
This year’s upcoming event, the sixth in the
series, has all the makings of a first class
contest with so many of the competitors
listed in the top 50 of Australia’s Women’s
Bowls rankings.
And, with the support of the
generous sponsors, there’s the record
$9,000 prize bank to be distributed
among the winning teams.
So it is not surprising that much of
the space in this month’s issue of Bay
Watch has been devoted to the
“feminine side” of Double Bay Bowling
Club.
As well as coverage of the Invitation
Triples, there’s reports of the
achievements of the women’s club’s
fours team, which has won its way into
the State finals, while the triples side
made it all the way to the Group final.
And there’s the item reporting the
farewell and good luck message to the
Double Bay women’s No. 3 team which
competed at Woolgoolga in the State
Flag playoff from July 27.
These are results which the men’s
club must certainly envy.
At the same time it is not surprising
that there’s some disquiet as to why
the
“male
side”
is
seemingly
disinterested in sponsoring an open or
invitation tournament in the mould of
the now gone and forgotten Double
Bay Masters, which was one of the
most prestigious events staged in
Sydney’.
None-the-less, there is the notion
that the women’s invitation triples,
with its cast of high profile
combatants,
entice
more
local
sportspeople to take up lawn bowls.
If ever Double Bay had the
opportunity
to
activate
its
recruitment program, the women’s
effort in bringing to the club
Australia’s leading players, couldn’t be
a more opportune time.
Hopefully, the tournament is blessed
with the very best of weather.
Everyone associated with the event
deserve nothing less.
The fact that Australia’s top
women bowlers will be at
Double Bay has prompted the
local weekly Wentworth
Courier to show an interest in
the upcoming event.
The paper sent journalist,
Rob Bates, to the club to get
the low down from
tournament director, Carole
Brickman and men’s club
chairman, John Rosen.
Picture shows Courier
photographer, Alan Place,
taking images to illustrate the
paper’s story.
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