Team Photo: Manawatu Deaf Society Indoor Bowls Group, 1992 — SignDNA - Deaf National Archive New Zealand

Team Photo: Manawatu Deaf Society Indoor Bowls Group, 1992

MANAWATU DEAF SOCIETY INDOOR BOWLS GROUP 1992. 1st Manawatu, 87-42-12; 2nd Christchurch 68-41-8; 3rd Auckland 67-34-8; Wellington 63-37-8. Singles: Ak bt Mn 13-10, Wn bt Mn 9-8, Ch bt Mn 10-9. Pairs: Mn bt Ak 8-6, Mn bt Wn 17-4, Mn bt Ch 10-7. Fours: Mn bt Ak 6-3, Mn bt Wn 15-6, Mn bt Ch 4-3.

Back Row.— M. WARD (Singles), W. ARTHUR (Captain), (Pairs, Skip), B. AUSTEN (Fours, Skip), M. HALCROW (Two). Front Row.— M. SINCLAIR (Reserve), S. BEAMSLEY (Lead), J. BAILEY (Three), M. KIRK (Lead).

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Brenton Austen

Joan Bailey

Margaret Sinclair

Margaret Sinclair

Matthew Ward

Mona Kirk

Murray Halcrow

Shona Beamsley (Simpson)

Shona Beamsley (Simpson)

Wally (Walter) Arthur

Wally (Walter) Arthur

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Manawatu Deaf Society

Reference number:

SignDNA – Deaf National Archive New Zealand, 1992-P001-MDS

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