Bowls enthusiasts are preparing for the finals of a bowls tournament staged in honour of a Black Country worker who was killed when he was run over by a digger.
Bowls enthusiasts are preparing for the finals of a bowls tournament staged in honour of a Black Country worker who was killed when he was run over by a digger.
Maintenance manager Tony Pagett had helped with planning of the crown green competition just a week before he died at the waste depot in Lister Road, Dudley, last November.
Sixteen competitors came through from a total of 128 entrants signed to battle it out for a £500 first prize this Sunday at Cradley Liberal Club in Colley Lane, Cradley, where 62-year-old Mr Pagett used to play five nights a week.
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