BARRY Central lost away at Ynysybwl, losing by 56 shots to 62.
With Barry Central and Ynysybwl both playing in League 5 the game was played as 4 rinks of triples, 3 woods per player.
Central, Rink 1, Skip G. Goldthorpe, 11 shots to Ynysybwl 10 shots.
Central, Rink 2, , Skip G. Laces, 9 shots to Ynysybwl 25.
Central, Rink 3, Skip T. Martin, 19 shots to Ynysybwl 12 shots.
Central, Rink 4, Skip T. Goddard 17 shots to Ynysybwl 15 shots.
Result – 56 shots to Barry Central, 62 shots to Ynysybwl 62
Total points for match – Barry Central 6, Ynysybwl 8.
Barry Central have an attractive bowling ground situated in Gladstone Park and all are welcome to come and watch a game of bowls, we play matches on Wednesday and Saturdays but there are bowlers on the green playing social bowls during weekdays.
Central have been successfully running a special of offer of two hours of bowls for £5 between the hours of 11am to 5pm (booking advisable, telephone number is on gate sign by bowling ground) or details on their Facebook page.
Clubhouse main room hire is available with bar facilities, kitchen (disabled access/toilets), ideal for parties, wakes, business meetings, reasonable rates and we are looking for banner sponsors for next season.
Keep safe and enjoy exercise (preferably lawn bowling).
Editor's note: We reported that Belle Vue had withdrawn from fixtures due to players leaving, which was not the case. We are sorry for any upset caused.
The South Vale District Bowling Association would like to make the following clear:
1. Cadoxton is competing in all competitions and for every game fielding a full side with several reserves available.
2. The Murch, for Covid related reasons, decided to start competitive play late. They are now fulfilling all fixtures and are top of their division in the Cardiff League.
3. The chairman of Belle Vue would like to stress that they are in a stronger position as far as membership is concerned than they have been for some time.
They, in common with some other clubs in Wales, decided not to participate in the leagues for reasons connected with Covid.
They have in fact increased their membership and very much hope for a return to normal service next season, meanwhile enjoying social bowling.
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