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Advertising : 58 wordsONCE A STRICTLY MASCULINE PASTIME, bowls now has many followers among Adelaide women, who play the game with as much zest as did Sir Francis Drake, who did so much to make it famous. Women's clubs have been formed at Hawthorn, Kensington Gardens, and Payneham. The above pictures were taken at the Payneham green yesterday, when members held a scratch match. Top (left): Mrs. G. Inkster and Mrs. L. Ey tossing for first use of the mat. Right: Polishing their bowls before the match. Bottom (left): Members watch the president (Mrs. F. Hobbs) bowl. Rights Mesdames B. Fry, L. Ey, and G. Huxtable, measuring ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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The Register News-Pictorial (Adelaide, SA : 1929 - 1931), Thu 14 Nov 1929, Page 1
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