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Re: British Open Triv.

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Subject: Re: British Open Triv.
From: Glenn McGowan <gmcgowan@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 19 Mar 1998 11:08:55 +1000
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References: <199803182017.IAA01849@chong.ihug.co.nz>
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That was back in the days when only the first six places were published
- Hawthorn was not amongst them.  Of course many rumors flowed about
exactly where the band came.  The truth is we'll never know for sure,
but they seemed to be generally pleased with their performance.  I've
heard a tape of the playing -they were quite good but I don't think they
were hard done by.
Glenn McGowan
gmcgowan@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Andy Williams wrote:

> >
> >The Hawthorn band from Australia competed in 1982 with Sqn-Ldr Laurie
> Hicks
> >as conductor. This has won 13 of the last 21 Australian championships
> and a
> >few years ago were winners at the North American championships.
> >
> >Chris Earl
> >
>
> Anyone know how they got on at the British Open in '82?  Placed?
> Pleased?
> Pissed? Pissed off?
>
> Andy Williams
>
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