Whist results

Thursday, July 9: top score - Ginnie Beeken, 182; 1st lady, Mair Marquiss, 170; 2nd lady - Mary Renowden, 168; 1st gent - Joyce Waters, 174; 2nd gent - Elsie Breadnam, 170; first half winner - Mary Draper, 86; second half - Jean Salisbury, 83; longest sitter -Phyllis Jones, six times; lowest score - Pauline Barnikel; raffles - Vera Burrows and Jean Salisbury.  

Monday, July 13: top score - Elsie Breadnam, 175; 1st lady - Vera Burrows, 169; 2nd lady - Mary Renowden, 164; 1st gent - Phyllis Jones, 174; 2nd gent - Pauline Barnikel, 154; first half winner - Olive Frost, 85; second half - Mary Draper, 78; longest sitter - Jean Salisbury; raffles - Olive Frost and Pauline Barnikel.

Bowling club whist drives are held twice weekly, on Monday and Thursday at 7 pm sharp. New members and visitors are always welcome.

Bonus Ball winners

Wednesday, July 8 - Joan and John Lloyd; Saturday, July 11 - Jonathan  Webb.

Carruthers Shield  

The very successful Tenby Bowling Club team, led by captain Dai Spencer, travel to the outer reaches of the Welsh principality to do battle with Presteigne BC, on the English border (probably a first for our club), in the third round of this inter-club knockout tournament tomorrow (Saturday). The players are displaying a strong air of confidence and calmness on the green, especially at the all-important end of the game. Good luck.

Anniversary Day

Winners of Tenby Bowling Club's ladies' section anniversary day last week were (from left): Win Howells, Mary Codd and Mary Richards, of Haverfordwest, seen here proudly holding the shield. The event took the form of a two-wood triples, with bowlers attending from Cardigan, Whitland, Neyland, Pembroke Dock, Saundersfoot, Pendine, Haverfordwest and, of course, the hosts Tenby.

Tenby hosts WWLBA county game

President of the West Wales Ladies Bowling Association, Audrey Owens hosted her first home county game on Sunday against Carmarthenshire.

After losing their first three games to South Wales and Mon, West Glamorgan and Mid Wales, the WWLBA team clinched their first win on the Sutton Street green winning on four out of the six rinks as they chalked up a 136-105 victory.

Top skip for the WWLBA on Sunday was Tenby's own Julia King-Thomas who was assisted by Viv Edwards (Saundersfoot) and Margaret Lewis and Jean Morgan (Pembroke Dock).

Hannah Thomas, of Whitland, was wished well by all the WWLBA members for this weekend's Junior Home International Series in Ireland. This will be Hannah's sixth year in the team and her first at playing skip. Good luck!