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Borehamwood see off rivals Radlett

1:24pm Tuesday 13th May 2008

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Borehamwood BC ran out 87-58 winners in a mixed triples friendly on five rinks at Radlett.

Winning rinks were Peggy Pollintine, Mick Glover and Betty Massey (17-13); Pat Stevens, John Tester and Harry Massey (16-10); Eve Middleditch, Eric Swain and Dave Middleditch (18-10) and Eileen Mason, John Roe and Doris Edwards (31-6).

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