Herald 20180508

SPORT
BOWLS GOLF
CROWS NEST: May 2 - Winners
Kerry Lovell and Roger
Haldane, runners-up Trevor
Gillies, Andrew Tabor and Terry
Bowe.
April 28 - Club selected fours
Kerry Lovell, Daryl Fraser, Mick
Chandler and Vince Vaz (sub
for Roger Brashaw) d. Roy Bell,
Alan Richardson (sub for Bevan
Wingett), Peter Coman and
Howard Cornwell.
April 29 - Mixed social bowls
winners were Jim Walcroft, Laurie
Cant and Vonnie Gillies, runnersup
Ray Weis, Terry Bowe and Jay
Hevers.
The club celebrates its 50th
anniversary in May with a special
event in the club dining room, so
keep your eyes and ears open for
details over this month.
May 13 - Club sponsored mixed
bowls. May 20 - Heritage Funerals
afternoon.
The next management committee
meeting of the club is
scheduled for Sunday, May 13, at
9.30am in the clubhouse.
New bowlers and visitors are
always welcome at the Crows
Nest Bowls Club. Contact Gary
on bakescrowsnest@live.com.au
or 4698 2197. GottaLoveBowls! -
Gary Baker.
CROWS NEST LADIES:
President Jim Walcroft has requested
the attendance of all
members of our club to celebrate
the men’s golden anniversary on
Sunday, May 27.
This invitation is also extended
to your partners. Pre-dinner
drinks available from 5pm
RSVP Friday, May 11, to bakescrowsnest@live.com.au
or
phone 4698 2197.
Championship pairs were
not contested last week. Social
bowls also on this Thursday.
Visitors are welcome to
join us.
Names in on 4698 1450
between 12 and and 12.15pm.
For just $5 come and enjoy an
afternoon of bowling with complimentary
afternoon tea. Our
format is two games of 10 ends.
- Therese Smith.
OAKEY: May 5 - Champion
pairs P. Viney/P. Boyton d. G.
Sprott/P. Wolski.
Club pairs W. Gesler/P. Rudken
d. K. Pickering/D. Dreyer.
H. Sander/A. Jackson d. V.
Rush/W. Patterson.
May 12 - Champion pairs
final R. Stewart/I. Groves v. P.
Viney/P. Boyton. Play/sub or
forfeit. Good luck to both teams.
Senior singles G. Fenton v. S.
Cosgrove (L. Hudson).
May 26 - Fours semi-final
between L. Fanning’s team and
I. Groves’ team (Possible date
change.
Peter will let you know in next
week’s bowls notes.)
May 27 - Fours final with all
going well.
May 19-20 - Bongaree Pirates
are coming to try to take back
the Hangan-Burke trophy.
June 3 - Patroness Day. Self
selected triples mixed or otherwise.
12.30pm start. Visitors
most welcome. Teams on board
please. - Sam Lorrimer.
NORTH TOOWOOM-
BA LADIES: A grade singles
J. Allen-Best d. D. Allison, J.
Leerentveld d. A. Rynne, S. Mc-
Manus d. D. Clark. Consistency
singles J. Pauli d. S. Chard.
Social A. Jones, M. Hinz, M.
Wheaton d. H. Gscheidle, F.
Dornbusch, S. Morrow.
No competition for tomorrow,
Wednesday, but social available
at 9am.
Good bowling to the squad at
the Queensland District Sides
competition starting tomorrow
at the Sunshine Coast and followed
by the State Titles.
May 16 - Consistency singles
S. McManus v. F. Dornbusch, J.
Pauli v. J. Leerentveld. Starting
time 9am.
Mother’s Day lunch after
bowls tomorrow, followed by a
quarterly meeting. All welcome
to both.
Our silver coffee service fundraiser
will be played on Wednesday,
May 23. All day play.
Any of our members wanting
to play please place your name
on the white board - teams or
singles.
Roster this Friday Team 1. -
Reynelde Bradford.
To advertise phone 4615 4416
TOOWOOMBA CITY
BOWLS CLUB: May 9 -
12.30pm. Club or self-selected
triples. Have your name in by
11:30am. (phone 4639 2273)
and arrive by 12.15pm to allow
teams to be finalised. Sheet
open. Office roster D. Irvine. Bar
roster K. Gleeson.
May 12 - 9.30am. Saturday
Singles. This provides a rare opportunity
for players to play singles
in a social atmosphere.
Two games each of 18 ends
should see play completed about
12.30pm. Players will be graded
and matched to provide competitive
games. No markers will be
used. Please put your names up
on the board.
Coaching by club coaches
Graham Healy and Jim Cosgrove
is conducted each Tuesday
from 2 to 3.30pm. Roll-ups are
also welcome.
Nominations are now called
for the club selected championship
events - mixed pairs, men’s
pairs, men’s triples and men’s
fours. Please put your name in
the book on the counter of the
games office. Nominations close
Friday, May 11.
Round 2 of the RDO Challenge
will be held at City Club
on May 26. The team is on the
board.
Championship matches for the
coming week: May 9 - 12.30pm.
Mixed pairs final T. Lewis, A.
Vosper v. R. Griffin, M. Frappell.
Senior singles final R. Moor v.
R. Vosper. Marker R. Kroh.
The final of the men’s pairs
has been rescheduled for May 19
at 12.30pm.
Congratulations to the following
members on selection in the
2018 City Club pennants squad
- Mick Bianchi, Col Clifford, Sid
Cook, Jim Cosgrove, Don Davis,
John Doherty, Ron Griffin, Steve
Hazzard, Graham Healy (team
captain), Bruce Humphrey, Dave
Irvine, Mal Keppel, BJ King,
Don Lucas, Reg Moor, Dennis
Schultz, Grant Smith, Ray
Smith, Bill Tedford, Con Theodosis,
Ralph Townsend, Denis
Wall, Andy Yates, and Russell
Zimmerle.
The squad will attend a number
of coaching/training sessions
prior to the pennant competition
to hone their skills. We wish
them well in representing our
club later this year. - Mick Bianchi.
TOOWOOMBA CITY LA-
DIES: Bowls will be starting
at 9am on Fridays until further
notice.
Team for North Toowoomba
May 23 M. Frappell, J. May. J.
Brighton. C. Mason.
May 25 - Friendship day at
Toowoomba.
A reminder that half-yearly
subs are due before June 30. -
Helen Moore.
OAKEY LADIES: Last
week Audrey Wolski defeated
Doreen Ciesiolka in singles.
B. Poole, E. Priaulx, B. Buckley
and D. Buckley defeated
B. Poole, J. Sloss, J. York and
B. Lorrimer. May 8 - Monthly
meeting at 9am followed by
bowls. June 3 - Patroness Doreen’s
afternoon of self-selected
triples, mixed or otherwise.
Starting 12.30 p.m. Please put
your teams on the board. Everyone
is welcome. - Elsie Voll.
TOOWOOMBA BOWLS
CLUB : April 18 - Winners
club triples competition J.
McHugh and P. Cooke. April
20 - Final of ladies championship
pairs Margaret Podmore
and Diane van Zeeland, runners
up Bonnie Gordon and Christine
Plater. Congratulations to all
players. April 24 - Open jackpot
pairs sinners Shirley and Merv
Jensen. Jackpot not won.
Men’s championship singles
draw Justin Weir to play Russell
Stewart May 7.
Men’s championship pairs
Russell Stewart and Len
Rassmussen to play Chris
Forbes and James Yates.
Winners to play Randall Taylor
and Justin Weir May 7. Ladies
championship singles Diane
van Zeeland d. Gai Mitchell,
Jennifer Greissen d. Shirley
Kerr, Menchu McKenna d.
Maraly Stubbs.
B grade singles Bonnie
Gordon d. Margaret Watt.
CABARLAH LADIES: As
of Tuesday, May 1,tee off time
will be 9am to fit in with our
winter weather.
It was blustery at times, but a
thoroughly great morning was
enjoyed by all on the golf course.
We had a good field and a
lovely range of trophies was presented
by Pat Walker, who is so
skillful in choosing trophies to
suit all. Thank you Pat.
Winner for the 18 hole single
stableford was Jude Bach with
an impressive score of 42, runner-up
was Chris Tannock on 40.
First rundown Janelle Kruse 39,
second rundown Pamie Campbell
36.
Pins were 1/1 Chris Tannock,
2/17 Pam Campbell, 3/7 Janelle
Kruse, 3/12 Petae Frazer. Chris
Tannock also won the Silver Circle
127cm.
Next competition is the first
round of the ladies championships
on Saturday, May 5. Trophies
for this event will be presented
by Polly West.
May 8 - Second round of the
ladies championships.
Monday ladies played a single
stableford competition a second
9 on April 30.
Winner was Jude Bach with
19 points on count back. Hazel
Milford 19, Marianne Kluck 18.
Nearest the pin in division 1 on
5/18 was Petae Frazer, division
2 Linda Ryan. - Pam Campbell.
OAKEY: Thursday Sporters
winner Terris Muir 27. Pin shot
Bill Wiaoma.
May 6 - Members 18 hole
stroke in conjunction with the
May monthly medal.
Winner Division 1 and monthly
mug Mark Carter 64 net. Winner
Division 2 and runner-up
Dan Norton 68 net.
Pin 8 Dan Norton. Approach
Division 1 Michael Rietveld.
May 12-13 - Members will
play an 18 hole stableford.
The Oakey men’s pennants
team played on May 5 and were
beaten by Goombungee.
Next week is the last week of
pennants prior to the finals and
Oakey will play Clifton at Clifton.
Good luck to team for next
week. - Marlene Deans.
GOOMBUNGEE: May 2 -
Ladies open carnival best over
net Shelly Kelly 70 on count
back. Best over gross Ann Cass
84. Division 1 gross L. Alexander
89, net J. Mullins 77. 9 hole
stableford N. Frawley 17.
Division 2 gross C. Tannock
93, net I. Thompson 75. 9 hole
stableford J. Kruse 18. Division
3 gross J. Stevens 101, net J.
Wieck 75. 9 hole stableford J.
Shaw 15. Division 4 gross B.
Weier 106, net G. Kennedy 78.
9 hole stableford 16.
Accuracy drive Division 1 N.
Frawley. Approach not won. Division
2 accuracy drive M. Hayward
appr S. Kelly. Division 3
accuracy drive T. Streeten. Appr
T. Streeten. Division 4 acc drive
G. Noore. Appr P. Frazer. All in
pins 4/13 J. Stephens, 8/17 S.
Dray. Grandma K. Mackie. Veteran
F Clark.
May 3 - Men single stableford,
club trophy. Winner Tony
Sheridan 45. Approach 6/15
Ann Cass. Accuracy drive Ann
Cass.
May 6 - Goombungee State
School fund raiser, two-person
ambrose. Winners golfer and
golfer C. Jenkins and A. May,
golfer and non-golfer D. Ferguson
and C. Stratten, non-golfer
and non-golfer T. Klingberg and
R. Klingberg. Runner up golfer
and golfer D. Humphery and G.
Schull, golfer and non-golfer
G. Hodkinson and M, Hodkinson.
Pin shots 4/13 ladies A.
Cass. Mens golfer and non-golfer
G. Stratten and J. Cannon,
8/17 golfer and non-golfer
D. Darlington and C. Sipple.
Long drives ladies golfer and
non-golfer C. Tannock and T.
Mipolo. Men’s long drive golfer
and non-golfer G. Hodkinson
and L. Kennedy. Junior long
drives J. Midolo and Z. Wood.
Approach 7/16 men G. Herriman
and S. Petrie.
May 10 - Men’s single stableford
- club trophy. Ladies single
stroke, club trophy.
May 13 - Mothers Day single
stableford - club trophy. - David
Cass.
Julie Fill, Chris Ambrose, Keith Mathieson, Karen Peters and Karen Potticary.
- Photo contributed.
A
beautiful morning on
Sunday, April 29, set
the scene for the Insane
Sisters’ Walk in
the Park which was held on the
sports ground at Goombungee.
One of the walkers, Keith
Mathieson, walked the 10 kilometres
in under two hours.
RIFLE SHOOTING
CROWS NEST GOOM-
BUNGEE: April 28 - A number
from the club travelled to Belmont
for the City Country shoot. Those
of us who attended CNG had a
beautiful day at the range with 22
members and two visitors shooting.
We also had one spectator who will
shoot next week. Target rifle: M.
B.102.11, Nikk E. 98.5, Kathy
D. 94.3, Paul O’G. 87.4, Darryll
M. 81, Robert F. 21. F Standard:
Rodger H. 118.5, Scotty D. 113.5,
Rod D. 112.6,Doug T. 111.4,
John L. 103.1, Rick V. 97.3, Rob
F. 58.3. F Open/ FTR Dennis
B. 122.6, Karon D. 117.5, Beth
C.115.4, Tania O. 114.5, Trevor
V. 112.5, Jane T. 109.5, Shawn B.
(FTR) 108.2, Darryl P. 102, Bill
OB. 99.2, Mike G. 83.1,
Anne F. 73.1. Visitors Danial B.
112.5, Dane B. 109.
May 5 - Eighteen shooters participated
at 500 yards on what
turned out to be a nice day. Tried
out the new server and set up the
fourth target which turned out
to be blessing as we were down
two targets. We had visitors from
Darling Downs and Dalby/Tara
clubs an several EOIs regarding
membership.
FO and FTR: Beth C. 125.14,
Shawn B. 118.8 (FTR) Mrs O.
117.5, Jane T. 116.4 PB, Graham
S. 114.7 visitor, Trevor V. 113.4,
Mr O. 104.3, Dane B. 102.2visitor,
Daryll P. 50.2 one range only.
F Standard: Dan B. 124.7, John
L. 117.6, Doug T. 114.2, Leith
L. 103.2 visitor, Cameron T. 76
visitor. Target rifle: Wayne B. 98.8
visitor, Paul O. 92.7, Tom S. 89.3
visiotr, Darryll M. 88.4
Next week 600 yards, 12.30pm
start. Saturday morning will be
needed to calibrate the targets for
the new server.
Visitors are most welcome,
rifle available and coach-ing
provided. Zero range available by
appointment only. Contact Shawn
0428 044 902, Dave 0427 399 347
or Ash 0407 374 378.
HOCKEY
TOOWOOMBA: April 27 -
A1 men: Woodcutters 3 (Josh
McPaul 2, Beau Andrews) d.
Raptors 1 (Carter Mogg). Dream
Team 2 (Wilson Love2) d. Total
Chill 0. April 29 - A1 men:
Wests 2 (Nathan Moss, Caleb
McCoombes) d. Norths 1 (Liam
Matherson). Past High 4 (Ben
Edwards 2, Shaun McIntyre, Jay
Mogg) d. North Ipswich 2 (Andrew
Maddock, Dean Jeffrey).
A1 women: Past High 3
(Holly Gilbar, Jessica Wallace,
Susie Marcussen) d. North Ipswich
2 (Jessica Chaplin, Sophie
Fynes-Clinton). Wests 7 (Amy
Kickbusch 3, Eden Jacket 2,
Jess Wilkinson, Talicia Canty) d.
Norths 1 (Ella White.)
Charity walk for Oxfam
A remarkable effort as Keith
is over 80. Keith also personally
raised $1300 for the event.
Money raised will go to Oxfam.
The Insane sisters, Chris
Ambrose, Julie Fill, Karen Peters
and Karen Potticary will
be walking from Mt Glorious
to Mt Coot-tha, completing
JUNIOR RUGBY LEAGUE
Under 11/12 - Highfields
44 (10 tries Jackson Metzroth,
Yuluwirri Wightman, Emerson
Franks, Logan Rolph, Zachary
Woods, Riley McCartney
2, Samuel Sheppard 3, 2 goals
Connor Cranston, Emerson
Franks) d. Souths 4. (1 try Angus
Canning).
Under 12 - Souths 22 (5 tries
Patrick Sanderson, Noa Rothwell-Berg,
Tait Cameron, Jake
Durie 2, 1 goal Jake Durie) d.
Highfields 18 (3 tries - Mitchell
Dabin, Samuel Sheppard,
Tyson Clarkson, 3 goals Isaiah
Weatherall, Mitch Dabin, Drew
Fogarty).
Under 13 - Highfields 50
(14 tries Jai Purser, De La Saal
Va’a, Dimitrius Christodoulou,
Isaiah Weatherall, Toby King
2, Shannon Elara 2, Bailey
Nash 2, Luke Cesari 4, 9 goals
Brady Dodd 9) d. Souths 16 (3
tries Thomas Dettori, Kodie
Gramenz, Harrison Whitehouse,
2 goals William McBean).
INDOOR
OAKEY: April 30 - Mixed
beach volleyball: Beached
Whales 59 d. Semi Pros 31. We
Showed Up 66 d. Just ‘Cause 28
Sets on the beach 57 d. Ball
Grabbers 34. DoD 125 d. Big
Buddy 16. Indoor cricket:
Stitched Up 171 runs d. runs Vikings
111. Big Buddy had a bye.
May 2 - Mixed indoor netball.
Smashers 30 d. Drop Bears
19. Biddeston Biatches 28 d.
Phsyco Killers 24. Coconut
Rock 32 d. Big Buddy 27. New
players and teams are welcome
to join. Just phone 4691 1691 or
inbox us for more information. -
Nick James.
100 kilometres on June 22 this
year.
The Insane sisters would
like to thank everyone who
walked the five or 10 kilometres
at Goombungee. They are
currently ranked second on the
fund raising leader board. -
Lorraine Sorensen.
Under 15 - Highfields 36 (7
tries Cortay Carmody 1, Chad
Lebsanft 2, Darcy Ramsey 1,
Lachlan Davis 1, Rhys Brown 1,
4 goals Chad Lebsanft 3, Darcy
Ramsey 1) d. Souths 12 (2 tries
(Connor Jensen 2, 2 goals Riley
Burns 2).
Under 15 - Dalby 20 ( 43
tries Matthew O’Leary 1, Jamarl
Gibbs-Turnbull 1, Alexander
Lindsay 1, Jocumsen Johnstone
1, 2 goals Alexander Lindsay 2)
d. Brothers 0.
Under 16 - Souths 42 (7 tries
Logan Koina, Ryan George 2,
Christopher Trost, Coby Fechner,
Brody Murphy, Jack Pike,
7 goals Jesse Campbell 7) d.
Highfields 20 (4 tries (Bundharra
Wightman 1, Kobe Bruggemann
1, Jed Hill 1, Declan
Gregory-Finn 1, 2 goals Tom
Ramsay 1, Lincoln Giarratano
1). - Sally Haywood.
CROWS NEST: E-Bowlas’
season is off to a great start,
beating Fielders 77 to 50 on
Monday night.
Lindsay Blinco and Tim
Brennan top scored for the winners
with a more than entertaining
42 run partnership.
All things considered though,
man of the match undoubtedly
went the way of Paul Hoens.
He set the pace in all three
aspects of the game.
- John Schwartz,co-ordinator,
Crows Nest Indoor Sports
Centre.
HIGH COUNTRY HERALD, MAY 8, 2018 - 19