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Champions St. George's are in a more enviable position, having to decide who to leave out.
With just over two weeks to go before the Cup Match Classic, and even less than that before the two representative teams are selected, much of the cricket disc...
DATE: Jul 20, 1995
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when the second race of the Bermuda Offshore Cruising Association's Summer Series was held on Sunday.
In class three, Free Falling (Ed Faries) led the way home followed by Reckless and Delphinus . In the cruising class No Regrets (Matthew Cairney) sa...
DATE: Jul 20, 1995
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A few months after leading St. George's Colts into the Martonmere Cup for the first time, St. George's coach Neil Paynter is giving up his coaching post to return to playing full time.
And the club have been quick to seek his replacement, taking out ...
DATE: Jul 20, 1995
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conducter of the Boston Pops Orchestra.
John Williams, the new president of the Bermuda Rugby Football Union, isn't afraid to face the music as he embarks on one of the most challenging jobs in local sport.
One advantage the 51-year-old Williams will...
DATE: Jul 19, 1995
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In the wake of local cricket, track and field, netball, softball, swimming, soccer and gymnastics teams heading to overseas competition in the past week, yet another local squad is venturing abroad today when the Bermuda Pacers track club make their ...
DATE: Jul 19, 1995
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Birmingham, England, yesterday.
The Island team were beaten 85-30 by Western Samoa to add to earlier defeats against Wales and Antigua.
Debbie DeShields scored 24 points while Wenda Godfrey added six.
The team now move into the second round of play f...
DATE: Jul 19, 1995
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Commercial Cricket League title hopes on Sunday while leaders Forties pulled off a thrilling last-over victory against North Village and St. David's stayed in the hunt for honours with a seven-wicket win over Pembroke United.
Blades hit 126 not out a...
DATE: Jul 19, 1995
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Division leaders were as follows: Dave Purcell (2.75 over par), Leroy Burch (4.5), Bill Pitt jr. (4.75), Derrick Douglas (5.25), Eldon Raynor (6.25), Brendan Ingham (6.5), David James jr.
(6.5), Dennis Lowe (6.75), Malcolm Burgess (7), Ron McRonald ...
DATE: Jul 19, 1995
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favourites England was rained out in Holland yesterday and has been rescheduled for today which was originally pencilled in as a rest day.
Yesterday's other matches, Denmark against Scotland and Canada against Holland were also hit by the rain and wi...
DATE: Jul 19, 1995
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Bermuda triple jumper Brian Wellman believes the new world record set yesterday by Jonathan Edwards of Britain will be the distance to beat at the World Outdoor Championships in Gothenburg, Sweden.
Edwards, the favourite for next month's championship...
DATE: Jul 19, 1995
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