The worried looks and concerned expressions from the Mount Pleasant skip, Roy Bailey, were justified during his final game against Men- Robinson (Barrington) in the Lion champions bowls tournament at the Papanui club last week-end. Bailey won his first five matches and victory against Robinson would have qualified him for a play-off against the eventual winner, Tom Dixon (South Brighton). However, Bailey lost to Rob inson and had to accept third placing. Pictures by CATHERINE HARRISON.
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76The worried looks and concerned expressions from the Mount Pleasant skip, Roy Bailey, were justified during his final game against Men- Robinson (Barrington) in the Lion champions bowls tournament at the Papanui club last week-end. Bailey won his first five matches and victory against Robinson would have qualified him for a play-off against the eventual winner, Tom Dixon (South Brighton). However, Bailey lost to Rob inson and had to accept third placing. Pictures by CATHERINE HARRISON. Press, 22 October 1980, Page 28
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