Herald 20221018

SPORT
CABARLAH LADIES: October 10 - Nine-hole
stableford back 9. Division 1 winner Maryette Buckley
22. Rundown Janelle Kruse 16, Trish Shannon
16, Janese Lloyd 16, Rosemary Farquhar 16. Division
2 winner Jane Burchmann 14.
Rundown Mary Dwan 13, Sue McNaught-Ford
13, Marg Alcorn 12, Pam Campbell 11. Pins 10
Division 1 Trish Shannon, 14 Division 2 Sue Mc-
Naught-Ford.
October 11 - Bisque bogey for the Lynne Mc-
Cleary’s trophy. Winner Gayle Ward +8, runner-up
Janese Lloyd +5. Rundown Rosemary Farquhar
+5, Pam Campbell +4, Janelle Kruse +3, Lorna
Bell +2. Pins 10 (Pro Pin) Gayle Ward, 17 (all in)
Janelle Kruse. - Pam Campbell
CROWS NEST: October 16 - Dan Sanderson
Canadian draw for partners. Winners D. Cox and
A. May net, runners-up B. Phillips and G.Dukes
702/3, second runner-up K. Cox and I. Beutel 74½
Pins 1/10, 4/13, 8/17, 9/18 D. Cox, 2/11 L. Kruger,
3/12 P. West, 6/15 K. Cox, 7/16 B. Phillips.
Long drives
A grade B. Phillips, B grade J. Edser, C grade P.
West. Thanks Sando for a great day.
October 23 - Ray White Rural Crows Nest
two-person ambrose open day. Shotgun start noon.
- Betty Cox
OAKEY: October 12 - Ladies annual guest day.
Each lady invited three ladies from another club. We
played a 1-2-3 waltz stableford. Four players, first
hole best score, second hole best two scores and
third best three scores and this continues for the 18
holes. It was quite successful and enjoyed by a field
of 51 players. Winners Janice and Christine Little,
Sharon Schasser and Sandra Morgan 89, runners-up
Janelle Kruse, Jenny Englebright, Liz Robinson and
Cheryl Abberton 88 on cb. Front 9 Marlene Deans,
Lyn Case, Noela Hazzard and Jenny Shaw 47pts.
Back 9 Jenny Gordon, Sandra Speers, Ann Cass and
Val Harland 46pts.
October 17 - Ladies will play the first round of
their foursome championships. Thursday Sporters
winner Terris Muir 24pts. Terris also won the pin
shot. October 16 - No competition. October 22-23 -
Members will play an 18-hole stroke.
October 23 - Medal of medalist. Qualifiers are
Bob Dearling, Mark Carter, Michael Rietveld, Alan
DeRoss, George Fenton, Doug Fisk, Andrew King,
George Wright, Peter Flynn, John Grawich, Marcus
Welk, Stan Gillis and Michael Rietveld Jnr. - Marlene
Deans
GOOMBUNGEE: October 13 - Men's single
stableford, club trophy. Winner Errol Hartman 40.
Approaches 7/16 Greg Buckley, 8/17 and 9/18 Murray
McLeod. Ladies single stableford - club trophy.
Winner Val Drowley 38. Approaches 1/10 Val Drowley
and Carmel Cover, 6/15 Robyn Drowley, 85/17
Val Drowley. October 14 - Chook run winner Bernadette
Kelly, second Bill Robertson.
October 16 - Single stroke, monthly medal, Mark
and Karen Peters trophy. Winner men Trent Peters 65
net, ladies Val Drowley 70 net. Best gross men Matty
Burgess 68, ladies Ann Cass 86. Rundown Carmel
Cover, Dave Lowe, Matty Burgess, Greg Schull,
Mark Peters, David Cass, Gary Herriman, Bill Robertson.
Pins men 3/12 Matt Griffiths, 4/13 Dan Darlington,
8/17 Harry Cover. Approaches 1/10 Damien
English, 6/15 David Cass, 7/16 Greg Buckley. Approaches
ladies 10/10 Ann Cass, 2/11 Val Drowley.
Members draw - No. 113 Joy Van Der Wick, not
present. Next week $15.
October 20 - Single stableford, club trophy. Ladies
single stroke, medal of medalists play-off - Dulcie
Skuse trophy.
October 23 - Men’s foursomes, single stableford,
club trophy. - Murray McLeod
INDOOR BOWLS
TOOWOOMBA: October 7 - Toowoomba Indoor
pairs competition winners Errol and Kaylene
Weir who defeated Ian and Marilyn Long. Consolation
winners Judy Klein and Doreen O’Leary, defeating
Dorothy Graham and Ian Kuhn. November
11 - Toowoomba Indoor singles are being played so
clubs take note no rinks that week.
Planning has started for another free come and try
weekend of bowls early next year. The last one was
quite successful and has gained us new members so
hopefully the next one will do the same or better.
October 14 - Hosted by St Mary’s club with 14
teams playing. Winners Kearneys Spring 3, Rangeville
1 second and a draw between St Marys 1 and
Westbrook with Westbrook coming out the winner
for third. Congratulations to all. Lucky teams Kearneys
Spring 2, Kearneys Spring 1, St Pauls 2 and
Drayton. Raffle winner Pat Legg of Westbrook Club.
The last night of bowls for 2022 is on November
25 with a no fees night and prizes for the best dressed
lady and gent in Christmas costume. All clubs to
supply supper for that night.
The results of the Queensland summer championships
played at Pittsworth on October 15-16 will be
reported next week. Until then good health and good
bowling. - Denise
St MARY'S: St Mary’s Indoor Bowls Club welcomes
all members and visitors to come along and
enjoy an afternoon of social bowls at the indoor
bowls hall in Annand Street, Toowoomba every
Thursday afternoon from 12.15pm to 3pm. Cost is
$4 which includes afternoon tea.
October 14 - St Mary’s Club was the host for the
Friday night competition at the Indoor Bowls Hall.
We had two teams competing. One team tied for
third, but lost in the draw.
Congratulations to all the bowlers who come
along every week to represent our club. Well done!
- Yvonne
GOLF
OAKEY SOCIAL: October 16 - VSS on the
front nine with 25 players. Winner Russell MacKenzie
+5, runner-up Aaron Cherry +4 on count back
to Dave McMonagle. Pins/approaches 1 A. Cherry,
2 over 60 R. MacKenzie, under 60 A. Cherry, 3 B.
Pearce, 4 P. Flynn, 5 M. Krahenbring, 6 M. Morgan,
7 under 60 HL, over 60 P. Morgan, 8 D. Harvey, 9
A. Palmer. Long drive A grade M. Krahenbring, B
grade M. Hall, over 60 P. Flynn.
Members draw - 20 S. Petrie, present for $25. Raffles
36 S. Lucht and 12 JB.
October 23 - Presidents Day and draw for the
coast trip. We will be playing a 3-person ambrose
on the back nine with a 6.30am tee off. A barbecue
will follow at 11am at the Grand Hotel Oakey for the
draw of the coast trip. - Flynny/Macca
Runner-up Aaron Cherry, and winner Russell
MacKenzie
BOWLS
TOOWOOMBA CITY LADIES: October 21
- 9am: Competition call A grade singles Rita Reynolds
vs Sue Martin. Marker Bev Borey.
October 28 - 9am: B grade singles final Adella
Vosper vs Dianna Zeller. Marker Liz Marshall. A
grade singles Maree Frappell vs Christine Lippi.
Marker TBA. If unavailable to play, please contact
Maree Frappell.
Congratulations to City players for winning back
the friendship shield from Toowoomba Club who
have held the trophy for a number of years, well
done. We had a great day of bowls and the weather
was brilliant.
October 23 - Crows Nest vs City at 12.30pm at
City Club. Social bowls again on Friday, names in
by 8.30am to start at 9am. $15 with morning tea.
Always good to welcome the men members. - Bev
Borey
TABLE TENNIS
CROWS NEST: October 10 - A grade:
Sharks 10: Darren Hagarty 2, Rhys Kelk 0, Ned
Hegarty 2, Shane Macdonald 2, Darren and Rhys 1,
Darren and Ned 1, Darren and Shane 0, Rhys and
Ned 0, Rhys and Shane 1, Ned and Shane 1 d. Panthers
4: Shane Murphy 1, Grahame Knight 1, Peter
Greaves 0, Connie 0, Shane and Grahame 0, Shane
and Peter G 0, Shane and Connie 1, Grahame and
Connie 0, Grahame and Peter 1, Connie and Peter 0.
Broncos 9: Malcolm Macdonald 1, Kearin Macdonald
1, Penny Hagarty 2, Loretta Kelk 2, Malcolm
and Kearin 0, Malcolm and Penny 1, Malcolm and
Loretta 0, Kearin and Penny 1, Kearin and Loretta 0,
Penny and Loretta 1 d. Storm 5: Kurt Macdonald 2,
Doug Shum 0, Andrew 0, Kallum Genrich 0, Kurt
and Doug 1, Kurt and Andrew 0, Kurt and Kallum 1,
Doug and Andrew 0, Doug and Kallum 1, Andrew
and Kallum 0.
B grade: Raiders 6: Ed Pickering 2, Geoff Darr
2, Patti Bowman 2 d. Eels 0: Peter Morice 0, Jay
Morice 0. Rabbitohs 10: Jenny Pickering 2, Chris
Hayward 2, River Verhoek 2, Travis Morice 1, Jenny
and Chris 1, Jenny and River 0, Jenny and Travis
1, Chris and River 0, Chris and Travis 0, River and
Travis 1 d. Bulldogs 4: Lynda Georgeson 0, Hamish
Genrich 0, Jess Kahler 1, Peter Morice 0, Lynda and
Hamish 0, Lynda and Jess 1, Lynda and Peter M 0,
Hamish and Jess 1, Hamish and Peter Morice 1, Jess
and Peter Morice 0. - Samantha Black
OAKEY LADIES: October 11 - Betty Richter
and Shirley Hudson d. Christine Little and Doreen
Ciesiolka. Jan Little and Dorothy Buckley d. Elaine
Priaulx and Rhondda Lawrie. October 18 - Bowls
at 9am. We wish DDLBA president Margaret a
very happy At Home on October 20. Sorry we are
unable to attend.
October 23 - Visit from Northern Rivers 12.30pm
start. November 5 -Visit from Wellington Point 1
pm start. These are mixed games, so please put your
name on the board if you wish to play. Visitors welcome.
- Elsie Voll
RIFLE SHOOTING
SOUTHERN DOWNS: October 16 - 400 yards
F class. F std max score 126. Dave T. 118.5, Kevin J.
117.3, Paul R.115.3, Daryl R. 103.1, Graham J. 49 -
one round only, Bruce . 37 - one round only.
F open max score 126. Richard McK. 120.5,
Murray R. 118.6, Geoff V. 112.5, Margaret T. 112.1,
Bruce McA. 111.2, Nick K. 104.1.
Sporter/Hunter max score 105. Adrian B. 86.1.
A mixed bag of conditions last Sunday with swirling
winds, mirage and humidity testing the competitors.
In standard class Dave T. had another win as did
Richard McK. in the open class. The sporter/hunter
class had Adrian B. as the sole entrant in this usually
well attended class.
October 23 - We will be at the 500-yard mound.
Sign on as usual at 8.30am for 9am start. Contact
Margaret 4666 1018 for more details if required.
To advertise phone 4615 4416 or email herald@highcountrynews.net.au
NORTH TOOWOOMBA LADIES: Social and
competition play every Wednesday. Names to be
in by 8.30am, play 9am. Mufti mixed pairs every
Tuesday. Names in by 12.30pm, play 1pm. A grade
singles L. Weir d. by J. Johnson.
October 23 - Memorial for our much-valued
member Derek Hirning, ‘Dickie Knee’. It would
be appreciated if names could be put on board to
facilitate travel arrangements.
October 30 - Players are required for the ‘visit
in’ by New South Wales travelling bowlers. Names
on board also. November 9 - Members of West
Toowoomba have invited North Toowoomba ladies
for a friendship day. Names to be in by 9am, play
9.30am. This is to be followed by lunch with all
partners and friends welcome.
At the recent Pittsworth fundraiser, the team of A.
Jones, L. Mott, H. Gscheidle and P. Graham were
successful with a second-round win.
Further afield, S. Ramsay, North Toowoomba’s B.
Shea and D. Clark, and M. Gibbs, Millmerran, were
runners-up in the recent Burrum Heads fours.
October 19 - President Hazel has called a meeting
of members at 8.30am. It would be appreciated if all
can attend. - Margaret Graham
DDLBA: The DDLBA novice singles was unfortunately
cancelled last weekend due to lack of entries.
Those who nominated will be allowed to participate
next year due to the cancellation and hopefully
more entries will be received for this event.
This Thursday, the Drayton Club will be hosting
the DDLBA combined presidents at home day commencing
with M/T at 9.30am. All club presidents
and teams are invited to attend along with specially
invited guests to make this a joyous day.
October 22 - Start of the State finals of the champion
of club champions at South Suburban B.C.
in Mackay. Good luck to our representatives Julia
Brownie, West Toowoomba in singles, Sue McManus
and Jules Johnson, North Toowoomba, in pairs,
and Letitia Weir, Sue McManus, Carol Benson and
Jules Johnson, North Toowoomba, in fours. October
29-30 - North v. South challenge match at Suburban
Club, Townsville. Good bowling to our two representatives
Julia Brownie, West Toowoomba, and Zoe
Stewart, North Toowoomba. November 4 - Nominations
close for the DDLBA two-day carnival. Only a
few places left so get your teams together asap for
this great annual carnival being played at Drayton
Club on November 13-14. - Joyce McGeorge
TOOWOOMBA CITY MEN'S: October
19 - 12.30pm: Seachange Lifestyle Resort social
bowls. Self or club selected triples over 20 ends.
Green fee $15 includes afternoon tea. Sponsored by
Seachange. Adam Hargrove will deliver a short presentation
after play. Names must in by 11.45am to
play. Bar roster Col Clifford. Office roster Ted Lewis.
October 21 - 9am. Friday social. Open triples format.
Everyone is welcome. Green fee $15 includes
light refreshments. Be there or names in 8.30am.
October 23 - 12md: Return match vs Crows Nest
Club at City. Open triples 2 x games of 12 ends. Total
prizemoney $150 - $75 to best performing Crows
Nest team and $75 to best performing City team. The
board is open for names. Please note the midday start
time. Bar roster Kerry Gleeson. Greenkeeping roster
Mick Bianchi.
October 24 - 11.30am: Visit from the Northern
Rivers District Travelling Bowlers. The day starts
with a light lunch at 11.30am followed by 20 ends
of open triples or fours (depending on numbers) at
12.30pm. 30 bowlers are required so please put your
name up on the board.
A light dinner will follow play. Cost is $25 per
player including lunch and dinner.
October 25 - 1pm – 3pm. Bring-a-Friend Day.
This is an opportunity to introduce your friends or
colleagues to the sport of bowls. Bring them along to
our weekly coaching/practice/roll-up session which
is free to everyone.
Our club coaches will be on hand to help. Who
knows? We may find a new member or two.
Competition call: 2022 club championship
matches drawn for play.
October 19 - 12.30pm: Mixed airs R. Zimmerle
and C. Lippi vs A. Watkins and A. Vosper.
October 21 - 9am: Ladies A grade singles R.
Reynolds vs S. Martin (Marker B. Borey).
October 26 - 12.30pm: Mens triples J. Cosgrove,
P. Korin and C. Clifford vs B. Humphrey, H. Shepstone
and P. Hallam. • Continued next column
$5
BOWLS
TUESDAY NIGHT
BURGER BOWLS
It’s back on again!
CROWS NEST: October 12 - Social bowls was
picked up by Kerry Lovell and John McConnell.
Shane Case and Roger Haldane came in a close
second. Result of 2021-22 intraclub match played
on Saturday, October 8 - Semi-final of Consistency
Singles Shane Case d. Kerry Lovell. Result of 2022-
23 intraclub match also played on Saturday, October
8 was: Semi-final of Open Triples - Ray Weis, Roger
Haldane and Peter Best d. Tony Collins, Daryl Fraser
and Lachlan Barnes.
Result of 2022-23 intraclub match played on
Saturday, October 1: Consistency singles - Bev
Melit d. Brock Fowler after a marathon match of
50 ends and some 400 bowls delivered between
them. Well done to both players. Intraclub matches
called for Saturday, October 22: Open pairs - Daryl
Fraser and Lachlan Barnes v. Stephen Emmerton
and Rex Kennedy. Super Veteran Singles - Bev
Melit v. John McConnell, and Roger Haldane v.
Keith Melit; Veteran Singles - Paul McEwan v.
winner of Svensson/Svensson match. All intraclub
competition players are reminded that they must
be financial club members for 2022-23 in order to
compete in our domestic championships.
Don’t forget to turn up and play with the Thrifty
Thursday group each week. It’s a good couple of
hours' fun and you’ll always be welcome.
Sunday, October 9 annual Advertiser Shield,
sponsored by Neil and Ann Lomas, saw Paul
McEwan and Bevan Wingett take out first prize, and
runners-up were Shane Case and Mal Charlesworth.
Many thanks to the High Country Herald for
continuing to support this competition. Much
appreciated.
COMING EVENTS: Sunday, October 16-
Crows Nest Buffalo Lodge Day. Sunday, October
23 - away game at City (please nominate on the
club noticeboard asap.) Sunday, October 30 - mixed
social bowls.
2022-23 annual subscriptions were due by the
end of September, so you’re welcome to renew
asap (by November 30) to maintain continuity of
membership. The next management committee
meeting is scheduled for Sunday, November 13,
starting at 9.30 am. Remember, new members and
visitors are always welcome at Crow’s Nest - feel free
to get in touch with Gary Baker on bakescrowsnest@
live.com.au or on 4698 2197. Or, you could log onto
our website at www.crowsnestqldbowlsclub.com.au
Crows Nest Bowls Club - New members
welcome!
Whether you’re an old hand at the game or
someone who’s never picked up a bowl before in his
life - you’re absolutely welcome at the Crows Nest
Bowls Club. www.crowsnestqldbowlsclub.com.au -
Gary Baker
• From previous column
TOOWOOMBA CITY MEN'S: Results of
play: Wednesday Blushing Pink Day: Merv Jones,
Trevor Conley and Michael Burke were the winning
team.
$600 was raised from the raffle and has been donated
to Blush Cancer Care Inc.
Friday’s ladies friendship day. Congratulations to
City players for winning back the Friendship Shield
from Toowoomba Club who have held the trophy for
a number of years, well done.
Sunday’s patrons and patroness day attracted a
good field of 14 teams to our green for 18 ends of
open triples.
The winners and runners-up were drawn from the
hat for prizemoney donated by patron Peter Harrington.
The winners Bev Borey (lead), Andy Watkins
(second) and Graham Healy (skip) each pocketed
$25 while the runners-up Jim Castles (lead), Jim
Smith (second) and Michael Burke (skip) each
picked up $15.
A lovely lunch followed bowls and the monster
raffle raised $286 for the club.
Many thanks to patron Peter Harrington and patroness
Rita Reynolds for funding this very successful
day.
2022 club championship results: Mens fours final
D. Lucas, W. McMillan, P. Korin and A. Watkins d.
W. Tedford, S. Cook, R. Vosper and P. Knee Mens
triples M. Bianchi, K. Kelly and K. Cotterell d. W.
Tedford, S. Cook, W. Hogan (sub).
Please look at your travel plans and use the away
board if you know you will be unavailable for play.
- Mick Bianchi
$7
Every Tuesday.
Same format as always, and just as much fun.
Bring along a friend or two.
Enjoy a burger with your bowls, or have a burger while you watch the bowls in action
– either way it’s an inexpensive and fun couple of hours.
Burgers are ready from about 6, and bowls starts at 6.30. No experience necessary, so
come along and join a growing group of locals on the green.
We’ll supply the bowls, mats and jacks – all you need to bring is yourself,
some soft-soled shoes and an appetite for something new.
Great prizes and a raffle; and winners are drawn out of the hat.
Proudly sponsored by
Contact Gary 4698 2197 the High Country Herald
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