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Congratulating Neerim District men's champion Peter Throup (centre) are club president and marker John Rochford (left) and runner-up Ray Throup.

Bowls & Croquet
Throup Battle
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Two brothers recently battled it out for the Neerim District Bowling Club men's championship.
In a match worthy of a club championship final, it took 26 ends for Peter Throup to win the 2024 title.
He edged out brother Ray Throup 25/20.
The club congratulated both players on a great match and thanked president John Rochford who officiated as marker.

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