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Sorry Mary, I have to pull out again. Please put me down for C squad for the next stop.

Can you please move me to C squad, Mary.

Mary, sorry I won't be there today. I had a nasty fall on Friday and still have a sore back. Please book me in for Squad A at the next stop.

Can you please move me from A squad to C squad please Mary?

That's what happens when you go and bowl in Rhysslands!

I'm *stunned*! I bowled really badly and still *just* managed to scrape in to the money! :whistling:

Wow, no Bottomley's in the teams either.. did the not nominate?

Nice video. Those conditions look extremely dry! What a big shot! Congratulations on your win Carl.

Damned Sunday morning tournaments! I'd love to compete, but I have to work.

188 average.. sure ;) Being Brisbane based (Beenleigh), I would suggest you start with something like the Twin Tour. It's very social and will get you into the swing of things. It has both a handicap and a scratch component so means not averaging 220+ for a tournament is still ok :) Contact...

Aweful quality, but hilarious video! I guess those are the benefits you get when you become a hall-of-famer! ;)

That's what I was paying back when I quit after coming out juniors in 1993! Now, I'm lucky if I can get practice (in Brisbane) for $4/game! I would like to practice more, but it's just too damn expensive. I would be down the bowl 3 days/week instead of 1 practicing if things were different...

Adrian, Don't just mention it.. tell us how it worked! We're not all old farts! :D

I just noticed another 300 to George Frilingos at the SA Cup for the last game in qualifying (G16) letting him slip ahead of Andrew Frawley to 1st place going into the match play! Well done George!

Rhyss! I think this is exactly the type of place for a bowler such as yourself! :surrender: See my previous post! I definitely agree with this way of going forward, but that really relies on the organisers communicating, which was the crux of my previous long post. Some people may be...

Just to clarify a potential misunderstanding (by Rhyss). My statement above is not meant to exclude people on ability, but rather suggest that if they are choosing to bowl in this league that they are doing so to improve their game through experience and learning new skills (lane reading...

I'm looking forward to seeing a draw (hopefully next week) and knowing how many people are actually bowling in the league and in competing against different people sometime this year. :) (to the 5 guys I bowled with the last two weeks - you all smell! :D) A few questions for Luke - How...

Adrian, I think George was meaning actually informing people directly, perhaps even by having a meeting before or at the start of the night's league. Specifically referring to Adrian's suggestions of posting them on the board next to the oil pattern chart, to those that find the condition...

I don't see a problem with the pattern. It's challenging and consistent. Those that are extremely consistent and skilled are bowling well. Me personally, I'm currently only moving the ball 2-3 boards and shooting a tight line towards the headpin. That's how I needed to adjust with the...

Luke, The question about pre-bowls was specifically due to the different pattern than the house pattern. Surely they should be bowled only on the same pattern that you were meant to compete on on the night? And if so, something probably needs to be worked out with the centre to arrange that...

Squad C for me please Mary. cheers, James

Has there been any discussion as to how things like pre-bowling will work given the pattern we have down for the league is not a THS? Will we use the Kegel Challenge Beaten Path for the entire length of the league or perhaps do something like split the competition up into 4 parts and run each...

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Interested :)

Congratulations to Jason for a stunning start to the silly season doubles yesterday opening with a 290 and 297 block. 22 in a row! Nick and Jason started at a blinding pace with a 1075 block between them and as Mary said elsewhere, came in second place overall by 4 pins!