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One in a century: Almost 70-year age gap as players bowl for the crown - Barossa Leader

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Never before had the age range of bowls’ players been so pronounced, as when Kapunda Bowling Club’s Mick Ryan and youngster Jayden Green battled for the Men’s Singles Champion Crown. With almost 70 year’s difference in age, Friday night saw...

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One in a century: Almost 70-year age gap as players bowl for the crown - Barossa Leader

4 days ago·Tanunda, Australia

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barossaleader.com broke the news in Tanunda, Australia 4 days ago on Wednesday, February 19, 2025.

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One in a century: Almost 70-year age gap as players bowl for the crown - Barossa Leader

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One in a century: Almost 70-year age gap as players bowl for the crown - Barossa Leader

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