Biggleswade bowlers hosts the John Gabbitas Scroll
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The local derby was played on a very hot afternoon of bowling which began at 2pm and throughout all of it, Biggleswade mainly dominated.
After a great afternoon, Biggleswade eventually ended up on top. The final score was BTBC 94-73 SABC.
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St Andrew's captain, Ted Houldey, presented Terry Butt, with the infamous John Gabbitas scroll.
A club spokesman said: “Thank you very much to all those that attended and either watched or bowled in the game. Thanks also to everybody who helped out before, during and after the game.”
If you are interested in playing lawn bowls, contact Terry on 07858960888 or email [email protected].
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