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New Year’s pennant shock

Marek Kutny of Ceduna Blue plays a shot in the win against Streaky Bay Green. (Andrew Brooks: 452383_06)
Luca Cetta

The new year started with a shock as Western Eyre pennant bowls leaders Streaky Bay Green was defeated by Ceduna […]

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