INDOOR BOWLS: Spalding Under-25s face holders in double rinks quarter-finals.

From: Spalding Guardian & Lincs Free Press (Spalding,England) | Date: December 4, 2007 | Copyright information

Spalding IBC Under-25 double rinks team face holders Nottingham in the quarter-finals of the David Cornwell National competition on Sunday.

They earned their place by beating local rivals Boston in the third round on November 25.

With one rink home and away, the home team of Rebecca Allen, Richard Allen, Annalisa Bellamy and skip Richard Paul had a comfortable 22-4 win.

The game was conceded after 15 ends as it was some six ends behind the away rin...

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