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on his way to followingthe likes of Josh Lalor (NSW)and Dan Christian (Victoriaand Australia) to be the nextindigenous first-class cricketer.

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The WACA has been a bats-

with Shaun Marsh, MikeHussey, Adam Gilchrist and Damien Martyn all donningthe baggy green in recent times.

“Hopefully I can have a goodpre-season and who knowswhat can come my way if I canget off to a good season (with

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Better known for his swash-buckling batting, Bailey madeheadlines for his bowling per-formances on the opening dayof the Imparja Cup on Monday.

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Devils hope to heat upCENTRAL Australian Rugbyunion returns tonight from6pm at Anzac Oval with Devilsagainst the Warriors and topside Cubs playing Eagles in thesecond match.

As it has been well-docu-mented, the Devils are on thelookout for new players.

It is hoped there will be agame between Devils andWarriors who are the sleepinggiants of the competition hav-ing beaten all three teams thisseason.

Warriors have talent acrossthe board with Tim Gibbons,Isaac Salei, Brendan Taylor-McInnes and the Goldsmithbrothers, player/coach Hamiand Amo at its disposal.

Hami Goldsmith said theteam has prepared tonight.

“By the sounds of it they(Devils) got a few players avail-able which will be good.”

The Warriors are at near

full-strength and players havecome through unscathed fromthe Alice Springs versus Dar-win NRL curtain-raiser lastSaturday. Hami Goldsmithsaid Taylor-McInnes hasadapted well to union but alsohopes the Devils can muster atleast nine of its own players.

“If they can get nine or 10 oftheir own players, that wouldbe awesome and just see outthis year and hopefully theycan recruit like the Warriorsdid this year,” he said.

There is a silver lining forthe Devils according to HamiGoldsmith who compared theWarriors of the last couple ofyears to the Devils’ 2013/14plight.

“I believe the Warriors inthe last three years were strug-gling like the Devils,” he said.

Warriors currently sit com-fortably in second spot on theladder. Eagles will be needingto keep its top-two chancesalive when it plays top sideCubs from 7.30pm.

Nick Kossatch

RUGBY UNION

Chris Kupke gets his eye in during at the pre-season archery practice day. Picture: PHIL WILLIAMS

LOVERS of archery can havethe opportunity to join theDead Centre Bowhunter’sClub off Ilparpa Road.

Club spokesman IanCunningham encourages newmembers to join.

“We shoot Australian Bow-

hunter Association (ABA)rounds,’’ Cunningham said.

“We’re open for peoplefrom about eight years and up.Some people use it forrelaxation and others train forhunting animals.”

Cunningham said training

for beginners is provided fromtwo coaches.

“It’s a social get togetherand competitions are everyother Sunday – and thisSunday we have competitionwith an ABA round,” he said.

“We also have indoor

archery at Blatherskaite Parkon Wednesdays from 7pm.”

Chris Kupke has beendrawing a long bow for a yearand has not looked back.

“I’d never picked up a bowbefore and now I love it ...everyone’s ultra-friendly.”

Bowhunters aim to win new converts