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Sep 12, 2023 | Article, Sports, This Week's Issue

By Bridging the Gap. Twenty four ladies played 30 boards last week & once again the South direction had few points. In the E/W direction, huge congratulations to novice players Mary Lush & Yvonne Hegarty who had a fabulous 59.33%  followed by freshly paired, Robyn Talbot & Jenni Castine who scored very well with 57%.  N/S winners were Rosie Legoe & Sally Macdonald with 56.33%, the ever consistent Jill Perkins & Sars Crawford followed with 54.33 & the remaining pairs in that direction were not far behind.  Well done to Susie Mort & Sue Munro who are both novices & scored a creditable 45%.  It’s really encouraging seeing these new bridge players developing their knowledge & persevering with this intricate card game.  Thank you to both Sue Hood & Jill Redway who have helped beginners with various bridge topics.  Sue recently held a lesson on playing No Trump hands which […]

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