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Kimba upsets Cleve again

Eastern Eyre Wednesday pennant bowls winners Kimba: Back: John Grund, Lyn Kemp, Rex Eatts, John Freeth, Tom Harris; front: David Hannan, Peter McGilvray, Ronnie Havelberg, Shane Francis and David Head. (Supplied)

Wednesday men’s pennant grand final Kimba won its second successive Eastern Eyre Bowling Association Wednesday men’s pennant - once again […]

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