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TARBOLTON CC |
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History |
Old records and photographs. |
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One of the highlights (if any!) |
At the end of this season, the closure of the ice rink was announced. Closure notice. |
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Tarbolton 2 won the Day League D ahead of Beresford Ladies by 2 ends and go up to the C League next season. |
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The season that never was. The secretary distributed the fixture list, and then the ice rink closed on account of covid-19. |
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Back up to 7 rinks in the Medal League, won by skip Robert Struthers. |
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Inaugural match for the Morton Salver, presented to the club by Willie and Margaret Morton. We came second to Gangrels 2 in Day League B. |
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Willie and Margaret Morton retired from curling after 60 years. A presentation was made to them at the AGM (photo). In Day League B we were joint top on points but lost out on promotion with 29 ends to Troon Portland 1's 32. |
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We won the Ross Low and a special presentation was made to the winners at the AGM (photo). A presentation was also made to Margaret Morton in recognition of her imminent 80th birthday (photo). |
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With three wins in Day League 1 we finished 4th in the table. |
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We celebrated our 200th anniversary in good style. |
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We won the Ross Low and stayed up in Day League A. |
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Stayed up in Day League A. |
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Newly-promoted Tarbolton won Day League A. |
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Tarbolton won Day League B with 14 points and 35 ends. |
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Four women played in the Medal League. |
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The last season as a men-only club. |
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Willie Morton was the winning skip in the Gangrels match. |
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Tarbolton won the Paterson Horn against Cumnock. |
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Tarbolton won the annual match aginst Sorn. |
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Details of the Welcome Match, complete with photos. |
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Oldest v Youngest match, recreating one played on Thursday 19th January 1815. |
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Tarbolton won the Province Medal. |
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