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38 THE WEEKLY TIMES Wednesday 13 December, 2017 Brush Park Women Tue Dec 5 Social Triples C Whitelock J Roddy F Langdon d M McNulty J Leek P Lyons, H Davies M Fransman M O’Brien d V Carter P Nealon M Campbell, C Minogue P Bedford J De Vries d J Higgins C Jackson M Pollard,J Brannagan M Farrell J McCreadie d M Neilsen C Dixon C Cupitt, B McGrath B Palmer F Domanko d A Mahony D Kitchener P Dick,P Warwick S Baillie H MacKenzie d R Pacey J Battersby E Leermakers MARIE DEWHIRST Gladesville Women Thu Nov 30 Consistency Final F Bosward d R Ellis 129/121 Tue Dec 5 Christmas Bowls Break Up Our pre Christmas Event with all members wearing their Christmas T Shirts and celebrating the occasion. Winners M Tennant C Bambach B Paterson d R Birchenough E Malcolm R Eagles, E Craven R Ellis L Macdonald d K Dare K Ruser F Bosward Bowls recommences Jan 9 Merry Christmas from the Gladesville Women Bowlers JILL FORSTER North Ryde RSL Women Tue Dec 5 Social Winning Rk 13 Also Winners of Jackpot C Briggs A Richardson dr P Corcoran M Burkett 17/17 Rk 11 J Venn J Bax D Fenelon d J Venn J Hope A Alvar Thu Dec 7 Social Bowls Rk 9 B McClintock S Leabeater I Hitchens d B Venn C Renwick A Richardson 26/11 Rk C Benson A Alvar J Bax d J Fahey J Hope T Sweeney 19/7 Rk 10 P Stewart P Ferris D Fenelon d J Venn M Burkett C Candrick 20/8 Jackpot did not go off. Our Autumn/Winter Fashion Parade Mon Mar 5, 2018 $12.00 with Morning Tea. Pennants start Tue Feb 20, 2018. At Presentation Day and Xmas Lunch Dec 12 with some 67 guests we heard about life in the police force from Det. Sup. Deborah Wallace. President Anne and all the Committee wish you all a Very Happy Christmas and New Year. See you all back on the green Tue Jan 9 JULIE HOPE Hunters Hill Women Tue Dec 5 Social Pairs J Beale J Lloyd d P Hirst B Gibson Triples C Baker P Gore L Cook d C Baker J Castaldi K Stewart Dec 10 Mixed C/ship Final K Saggers R Rose 24 d P Gore G Thongsophon 13 HappyChristmas to all. Bowls resumes Jan 23 BJ Ryde X Phoenix Men Wed Nov 29 Social Averel Cusack D Galati A Marcellino d G Landon V Ardino J Gwilym 24/15 U Mere A Locascio M Little d C Peters P Cusack R Howell 30/8 G Jenkins L Hansen d P Hodkinson W Carpenter 16/14 Fri Dec 1 Twilight Bowls 421 A Cusack F Cirina d P Cusack L Hansen 65/40 B Reynolds G Carroll d M Johnson P Hodkinson 71/34 Sat Dec 2 Social P Hodkinson K Gray d A Rozsnyoi W Carpenter 26/12 Margaret Caldwell L Hansen d G Landon A Marcellino 25/14 A Locascio D Douglas d J Roberts R Howell 23/16 Sun Dec 3 Mixed Fours FinalP Lancett M Guinn K Gray L Hansen d M Caldwell J McKennall W Carpenter G Carroll 19/18 Great final Both teams played fantastic bowls Wed Dec 6 Social Washed Out J Roberts J Gwilym W Carpenter v G Jenkins V Ardino P Cusack, G Landon G Landon A Locascio L Hansen v Averel Cusack A Rozsnyoi D Galati R Howell, U Mere D Douglas A Marcellino v C Peters M Little J McPherson Sat Dec 9 Presentation Day Social Averel Cusack A Locascio P Cusack d P Hodkinson H McGoogan M Little 18/10 U Mere Helen Naudin D Galati d Margaret Wade Hyacinth Tumminello V Ardino 18/11 Margaret Caldwell L Hansen dr W Carpenter G Carroll 13/13 A Rozsnyoi E Coleman K Gray d L Hall M Parker F Cirina 20/17 Marion Johnston Betty Smith d Unelma Mere G Jenkins J McPherson 17/16 J Roberts D Douglas A Marcellino d J Hui T Gardiner B Iacono 23/8 LES HANSEN Lane Cove Bowls Wed Social P Bright/S Horwood O Hostrup I Toth d L Kay L Sturman G Moon 23/21 G Oakes A Gordon R Moran d J Terry N Morris M Popovic 25/18 R Aitken B Stacker/M Gordon J Bowring d J Moran B Mulvey R Retaino 18/15 H Fox/Di Erskine D Erskine S Creedy d L Heap J Toth D Madson 23/11 Sat Social B Paxton/P Bright D Erskine M Popovic d B Stacker B Patterson M Screen 21/18 L Heap A Biasion S Creedy d G Oakes N Morris G Moon 32/22 M Pike/ Di Erskine D Mitchell P Wade d B Mulvey O Hostrup S Hobson 28/15 M Terry F Markar G Screen d M Terry G D’Souza L Kay 21/11 DAVID ERSKINE Bowling Round-up North EppingMen Wed Dec 6 Club A Robinson K Riley J Fry d K Douglass T Warner R Phillips 32/13D Gavin P Cummins R Matheson d T Cooke P Brown W Daley 23/15 R Seidl J Taylor P Delves d J McClintock J Pavela S Palmer 20/17 R Kern K Young G Stace d B Swan W Spaul B Wallen 32/18 A Macleod R Crowne R Gallop d A McCoy T Taylor K Beacom 22/13 J Kaine M Havron d J Royer N Swancott 16/14 D Byron W Fletcher d G Scott R Vass 26/13 Sat Dec 9 Club D Ballantyne P Delves d K Young G Scott 21/19 A Macleod J Havron W Daley d B Swan M Gardiner G Stace 20/17 C Thurmer W Fletcher B Wallen d A McCoy B Forrest J Fry 32/10 T Cooke A Robinson M Havron d S Slocombe G Giudice R Gallop 27/15 R Crowne D Singleton K Beacom d K Riley S Mewburn N Swancott 25/14 J Clough T Taylor R Matheson d R Kern R Vass S Garvey 36/10 T Warner D Byron d P Brown R Phillips 10/17 Handicap Pairs SF R Delves P Delves d N McCarthy 17/16 O Sherrard W Daley d K Riley D Singleton 18/14 KEN DOUGLASS Brush Park Men Wed Dec 6 Pairs G Monk R Preston (Carl d R French B Logan 23/22 R Watkins P Murphy d R Hoare D Kensett- Smith 26/11 L Hoare J Roddy R Richardson d A Carter A Beloe T Siviour 34/8 J Wedderburn A Burgoyne d J Klueckmann J Mazzaferro 17/11 B Cupitt D Livesey P Roy d G Irving G Willis N Holman 23/15 R Summerhayes G O’Donell j d B McCaw J Leek 21/17 Thursday Social 7 December D Baillie B Milner A Cukon d R MacKenzie C Norgate J Mazzaferro 24/19 F Woodley P Stokes P Roy d E Maurer T Carter P Murphy 31/27 R Dickinson J Wedderburn G Wilson d A Moore D Tyrrell R French 22/16 Sat Dec 9 Social I Hunt B Godsell A Burgoyne d A Moore P Sellars R Milner 30/13 G Monk J Hobson J Mazzaferro d L Hoare J Forbes P Dunleavy 21/20 D Tyrrell J Leek R Hoare d J De Vries R French P Roy 21/20 A Mercier G Willis R Palmer d N Elder D Kensett-Smith G O’Donell j 36/20 P Stokes P Murphy G Young d J Wedderburn B McCaw G McDonald 28/16 N Holman B Logan R Summerhayes d R Watkins R Richardson B Goldsworthy 24/12 H Davies T Slater J Leek d R MacKenzie D Livesey A Beloe 23/18 GEOFF YOUNG Gladesville Men Thu Dec 7 Dec H’cap Pairs G Bricknell C Sandstrom d L Dodd B Wise 24/14 G Merchant J Roberts B Cutrone d G Douglas G Jones W Cappelletto 24/21 P Coyle J Restaino d K McFarlane R Loveridge 22/21 Sat Dec 9 Social T Sindone G Merchant W Cappelletto d J Meagher A Macdonald C Sandstrom 23/18 S Rotondo K McFarlane d F Profilio R Loveridge 24/16 L Dodd G Jones C Paterson d G Gear R Gledhill P Coyle 26/18 F Alcuri R Collyer B Cutrone d K Findlay J Cliffe V Moscato 25/18 COL PATERSON Denistone Men Wed Social D Kelly G Hatch J Kennedy d G Mitchell J Welsby R Johnston 23/16 B Williams I Christopherson D Linnert d J Fleming J Knight J Myers 22/15 J O’ Brien T Stanis J Mohan d B Woods C Kennedy P Turner 21/11 L Crow B Morton d D Pocock F Mc Garry 29/13 Major Minor Paurs Semi Final J Knight G Knight 23 d C Ryan J Mc Shane 29/18 G Hatch L Thomson d P Jones D Moody 22/13 Sat Social G Mitchell D Roughley K Smith d K Johnson J Davey J Dominiak 29/12 G Robinson G Harper M Barton d L Crow P Turner S Hatch 27/24 A Mc Shane N Martelli D Hodge d J Fleming D Butt G Gudmunson 28/17 I Henry J Myers J Kennedy d J O’ Brien G ScottJ Rando 29/14 J Henry R Court D Linnert d D Pocock R Goggin C Piddick 23/18 D Hammond L Johnson J/ Woods d D Kelly C Madafiglio J Mohan 26/14 Bare foot bowls last Sun of month at 1.15pm Daylight saving Thu night 5pm-7pm barefoot bowls Wed Social start at 10.30 am ph club 98743650. VIC TAGG North Ryde RSL Men Wed Social washed out Sat Socials E Sinanian N Cicchini N Ferris d B Dyer W Walsh C Costa 16/12 P Collins T Sweeney M Richardson d P Lavery A Wray A Benson 31/15 S Layburn W Coelho R Supala d D Carrt B Gibson J Lundberg 24/21 B Venn R Culotta J Grabiec d J Glen S Skinner D Fenelon 27/16 E Conboy J Venn T Pisano d B Payne P Dowling J French 26/15 V Spano S Palmer d G Davies A Moylan 17/12 ALLAN HOY Putney Tennyson Men Wed Dec 6 Social Social cancelled after 8th end due to very bad storms. Social raffles prizes 2 hams winners John Carrington and legend and president of the book club Jock Cunningham Sat Dec 9 K Wooden B Robbins d G Butt D Walker 26/21 P Harris R Rust d I Purcell L Ager 19/17 P Smith J Elliott P Joint d K Andrews K Beattie J McWilliam 19/18 J Hanna A Long d B Lancett J McConnell 28/17 P Dobie B Prentice J Stanton d K Gleeson J Cormican R Marrins 26/14 Bowler of the week A Long THE PUTNEY SCOOP EXPERIENCED campaigner Fay Bosward captured Gladesville Women’s Bowling Club’s Consistency title after a 129-121 extra end victory over Rita Ellis in an absorbing final. Rita led from the outset until the last four ends when Fay lifted her game and caught upground resulting in the rare score of 120 all before sealing the win after an extra end. CONCORD & Ryde Sailing Club Commodore Duncan McRae thanks Michael Hughes Foundation Director and NSW Ambulance paramedic Kevin McSweeney for his donation of an Automatic External Defibrillator (AED) - on wall in background - to the Sailing Club. Concord & Ryde Sailing Club members young and old, practicing their CPR on the mannequins. AED training for Concord-Ryde sailors SAILING can potentially be a dangerous sport and Concord & Ryde Sailing Club takes member safety very seriously. As such the club was pleased to be a recipient of a generous donation by The Michael Hughes Foundation of an Automatic External Defibrillator (AED). As part of the donation, the Foundation offered to provide free training to club members. The AED training was held at the club recently and there was a great turnout of over 20 club members of all ages. Everyone thought it was worthwhile and appreciated the opportunity to practice the skills learned. Kevin Mc Sweeney, a paramedic with NSW Ambulance and Director of the Michael Hughes Foundation, was the presenter. He provided a very engaging and informative talk and all attendees had the opportunity to practice CPR on the mannequins afterwards. Why is having an AED so important? According to St John’s Ambulance there were over 30,000 deaths from Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA) in 2013. SCA is the leading cause of death in Australia and 90 people a day are affected by SCA outside of hospital. Without defibrillation: Survival rate is between 2 per cent and 5 per cent and for every minute that passes, the chance of survival reduces by 10 per cent. The average ambulance response time is 9-14 minutes in metro areas – up to 30 minutes in regional areas. SCA can strike anyone, anywhere, anytime with the only definitive treatment a defibrillator shock. Having an AED on hand can make the difference in the first few minutes of a SCA incident. They are easy to use, maintain and can save a life prior to ambulance arrival. AEDs are important because they strengthen the Chain of Survival. They can restore a normal heart rhythm in victims of SCA. Most AEDs are designed for use by non-medical personnel such as lay rescuers who have been properly trained. Having more people in the community who can respond to a medical Emergency by providing defibrillation will greatly increase sudden cardiac arrest survival rates Having a defibrillator on site will allow club members to be better prepared and respond to an emergency involving sudden cardiac arrest. Concord & Ryde Sailing are very grateful to the Michael Hughes Foundation for making this possible. For further information regarding the Michael Hughes Foundation go to their web site at http://www.mhf.life Events at Putney Bowlo WAYNE Pearce and The Big Hitters will perform at the Putney Bowlo at 68 Frances Road Street Putney on Friday December 22 from 8.30pm. ‘Junior’ Pearce and band belt out classic tunes from the 1970s through to the current day blockbusters. On Christmas Eve, you can enjoy Barefoot Bowls and live music with The Aston Martini’s from 5pm to 8pm. Events Manager Leah Ashto says she would like to “thank our wonderful community for all of their support this year to help keep our Fountain on the Mountain alive and thriving. “We have made some amazing new friends this year and we look forward to meeting many more of you and hosting all of your family, corporate, charityand sporting functions in 2018.”. Inquiries Leah Ashton 0413 712 347.
Wednesday 13 December, 2017 THE WEEKLY TIMES 39 Tigers roar into Twenty20 Cup finals SYDNEY Cricket Club young guns Harry Manenti and Liam Scott are two talented sportsmen in a big hurry. Fresh from their recent stand out performances with national U/17 champions NSW Metro, the emerging Tiger cubs have stepped up a class this week by pitting their skills against the best young cricketers in the country. Selectors chose the Sydney colts to participate in the National Under 19 Championships in Tasmania and the promising duo have been up for the challenge. 17 year old Manenti of Concord was selected in a Cricket Australia X1 for the prestigious tournament while Ryde native Scott,17, turned out for Northern Territory. It was a positive move by officials to blood the young all rounders in the older junior representative ranks where they’ve shown a maturity that belies their years. Both are highly regarded in NSW cricket circles and continue to develop in the Tigers’ lower grades. MEANWHILE Sydney will feature in this Sunday’s Kingsgrove Sports Twenty20 preliminary finals at the SCG when they square off with Sutherland for a place in the final. The Tigers (143) advanced on a countback after posting a dramatic tie with Gordon (143) last Sunday at Chatswood Oval. Rookie batsman Matthew Pasternatsky kept the Tigers in the hunt with a dashing 45 off 23 balls that included three sixes and three boundaries before he was run out off the final delivery. Bermudan international Delray Rawlins also shone for the Tigers - cracking 34 runs off 32 balls after earlier snaring 2-34 with his wily leg spin bowling. All rounder Ryan Felsch chimed in with 32 runs off 23 balls. Sydney now has a tough assignment against a Sutherland team spearheaded by former Australian ace Shane Watson. The Tigers’ Twenty20 success eased the pain of Sydney’s first defeat in the 2017-18 NSW Premier Cricket first grade competition the previous day. Bankstown registered a 30 run victory over the Tigers in a limited overs fixture at Drummoyne Oval with quicks Aaron Bird (3-36), Kyle Brockley (3-50) and Ben Taylor (2-41) sharing the spoils. Earlier half centuries from Daniel Solway (54) and skipper-keeper Michael Stretton (53) helped the visitors post 9-233. Anthony Mosca (49), Tristen McDonald (42), keeper Beau McClintock (25) and Ryan Felsch (22) failed to convert their fine starts as Sydney succumbed for 203 in the run chase. SECONDS: Sydney 8-268 (Liam Gibson 67no, Suffan Hassan 52, Ryan Corns 28no, Nick Govers 23, Ash Squire 17no, Wallace Marshall 2-45, Tom Sowden 2-50, Liam Marshall 2-56, Ben Le Bas 1-33, Tushaar Garg 1-36) d Bankstown 7-238 (Chris Ridley 128no, Matt Dedes 44, B Le Bas 36, Alex Bloomfield 3-41, L Gibson 2-32, A Squire 1-37). THIRDS: Sydney 9-181 (Mayank Sharma 46, Travis Loxton 41, Lachlan Beattie 29, Craig Di Blasio 22, Alex Schipp 3-43, Dayne Heward 2-38, Matt Smith 2-41) d Bankstown 142 (Andrew Deitz 45, Iain Ridley 41, Jehan Bilimoria 15, L Beattie 3-43, Cameron Holmes 2-10, C Di Blasio 2-14, Steve King 2-22, Justin Rodgie 1-16). FOURTHS: Bankstown 3-120 (Mathew Kelly 58, Damien Loy 29no, Ryan Malcolm 19, Tyler Meyer 2-23, Zak Knight 1-4) d Sydney 119 (Michael Ho 31, Tom Mullen 28, Alex Rashleigh 23, Niran Wijewardene 4-31, Koby Layton 3-9, M Kelly 1-14, Connor Wilkinson 1-23). FIFTHS: Bankstown 2-173 (Harry Brett 54, Isaac Schipp 40, Alex Kouventaris 34no, Sanjiv Weerasingham 30no) d Sydney 170 (Liam Robson 53, Sam Cividin 38, Dhanush Srinivas 31, Allan Philip 23, Daniel Carr 6-44, I Schipp 2-33). Whiz kid Lachlan superb as Kookaburras crowned World League hockey champions Twenty year old Sharp proved one of the real finds of the tournament as Australia finished strongly to secure the trophy with a spirited 2-1 victory over Olympic champions Argentina in the final and regain their number one world ranking. $12,234 grant for Hunters Hill Sailing Club HUNTERS Hill Sailing Club has received funding to the tune of $12,234 through the Australian Government’s Stronger Communities Program. Federal MP for North Sydney Trent Zimmerman announced the funding at the Sailing Club in Woolwich last Sunday. The grant will be used for the purchase of a commercial dishwasher and new safety Rigid hulled inflatable boats. Mr Zimmerman is pictured with l to r Hunters Hill Sailing Club president Maria Quinlan, Australian Sailing vice president Sarah Kenny, Hunters Hill Mayor Mark Bennett and Hunters Hill Sailing Club Commodore Stuart MacIntyre. Sarah, who is also Australia and Oceania’s representative to the World Sailing Council, said the funding was a massive boost for the Sailing Club. Lachlan Sharp (second left) celebrates after the Kookaburras’ 2-1 victory over Argentina in the Hockey World League trophy decider in India. RYDE-Hunters Hill hockey sensation Lachlan Sharp (pictured) has capped a memorable senior international debut series by helping the world champion Kookaburras claim back-to-back Hockey World League titles in India. The attacking midfielder covered himself in glory when named Junior Player of the Match in the Kookaburras’ 3-0 semi final triumph over Germany and in the championship decider, producing skilfil performances to impress keen judges. Australia’s heart-stopping 2-1 win over the Argentinians in Bhubaneswar was a tremendous feat and a reward for extreme hard work, said skipper Mark Knowles. Blake Govers’ 58th minute drag flick clinched the win for Australia, although the Kookaburras needed to withstand a late rally of pressure from the 2016 Rio Olympic gold medallists. Earlier, Jeremy Hayward opened the scoring from a penalty corner in the 17th minute, but Argentina levelled within 60 seconds via Agustin Bugallo. The result marks a significant milestone for the Kookaburras in their final game of 2017, ahead of a huge year where they will compete at the 2018 Commonwealth Games on the Gold Coast and the 2018 World Cup in India. Australia edged the contest after a tight first quarter where Eddie Ockenden had the best chance with an angled shot which was saved by Argentina goalkeeper Juan Vivaldi. The match came alive in the second term when Hayward put the Kookaburras ahead from the first penalty corner of the game with a drag flick to Vivaldi’s left. Australia’s joy quickly turned when Juan Gilardi crashed a pass inside the shooting circle which Bugallo deflected for the equaliser. Diego Paz and Sharp both had chances before the main interval for either side, before Argentina heaped on the pressure in the third. The Lions initially had a penalty stroke which was reversed upon review in the 32nd minute, before Tyler Lovell made a fine double save to deny Gonzalo Peillat Lachlan Sharp and Nahuel Salis from a penalty corner. Ockenden hit the crossbar on the stroke of half-time after an ambitious drive forward from Knowles. Juan Lopez fired a good chance wide early in the last, before Australia made the breakthrough. Govers won the penalty corner for Australia, before powering a clinical finish past Vivaldi’s left for the match winner. Argentina won three late penalty corners but Lovell and Australia stood firm to clinch a famous triumph to end 2017 on a high.
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