Burden Park RVBA Premier League bowler Dean Mueller was in action on Saturday against Melbourne Cricket Club, when his side went down 7884.BURDEN Park’s top Victorian Ladies Bowling Association pennant side continued its superior bowls last week, defeating Berwick 102-77 on Tuesday.
The second side combined well and returned to the winners’ list with a solid win over Dandenong Club 111-85.
Newly promoted skipper Barbara Walker had a good first-up win while Lois Eva and her rink scored a big 38-15 win.
The third side faltered last week on the Cranbourne RSL plastic surface, going down 37-66.
The RVBA Saturday Premier side’s winning run came to an end unexpectedly against the winless Melbourne Cricket Club 78-84.
The second side at home was no match for the highly fancied Cheltenham side and was beaten 73-95.
The third side notched up their third win from four matches, with a sound all-rinks defeat of Dandenong Club 108-71.
Alan Hendry (s), Ron Ellis, Andy McQueen and lead Pat McInerney were the big winners 33-17.
The fourth side continued its form by defeating Dandenong Club 96-92.
Campbell Faulds’ rink was the best in a good result, winning 37-21.
Burden Park’s fifth side continued to struggle and lost to Beaumaris 82-105. The sixth side had the bye.
The seventh side, playing away and strengthened by two new bowlers, lost to Ferntree Gully 53-78.
