Bowls: Bowlers to cash in at Penhill open triples.Byline: Neil Collett PENHILL have revamped their annual open triples tournament. The new Open Two-Wood Triples will start on Sunday, August 25, with the semifinals and finals being played on Sunday, September 1. Prize money has trebled to pounds 1,250, with a first prize of pounds 750 - believed to be the largest for a triples event in the Principality. South Glamorgan South Glamorgan (gləmôr`gən), former county, S Wales. Created in the 1974 governmental reorganization of Wales from portions of Glamorgan and Monmouthshire, in the 1996 reorganization it was divided between the unitary authorities of , beaten by a single shot by Mid Glamorgan, will be looking to fare better against Cardiganshire at Rhiwbina on Sunday (2.30pm). Rink One: David Axon axon: see nervous system; synapse. (Penylan), Alan Malkin (Pontyclun Athletic), Chris Blake (Cardiff), David Harding (Penylan); Rink Two: Ian Henderson (Llanbradach), Graham Laing (Penhill), Mark Harding (Llantrisant), Mark Letman (Penhill). Rink Three: Craig Williams (Gilfach Bargoed), Gordon Hazell (Rhiwbina), Martin Selway (Caerphilly Caerphilly (kīrfĭl`ē, kär–), Welsh Caerffili, town (1981 pop. 42,376) and county borough, 108 sq mi (279 sq km), S Wales. Town), Wayne Phillips (Caerphilly Town); Rink Four: Ryan Mountstephen (Penhill), Derek Bevan (Whitchurch), Phil Holloway (Llantrisant), Neil Collett (Penhill) Rink Five: Gareth Harris (Caerphilly Town), Brian Stock (Abertridwr), Russell Wall (Penylan), Andrew Atwood (Caerphilly Town); Rink Six: Steven Edwards (Penylan), Andy Hillier (Penyrheol), Steve Jackson (Penhill), Marc Wyatt (Caerphilly Town). Reserves: Tony Atkin (Abertridwr), Allan Blackmore (Cardiff Athletic), Anthony Lewis (Gilfach Bargoed). |
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