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BULLS PUTTING ON THE RITZ!

By Dave Rudolphson

DIV 1 S.CENTRAL
JERSEY Bulls stretched their advantage over
Raynes Park Vale to four points as second dominated third at Springfield Stadium.
Vale started brightly, but they were undone by their own carelessness playing out from the back.
A brilliant Faebian Witter save initially denied Lorne Bickley, but from the resulting corner, Jamie
JERSEY BULLS 5
RAYNES P VALE 1
Watling 12, Henia-Kamau 23, Bickley 41, Lorne 51, Mvalo 62
Edwards 74
to it. Almost immediately, player-of-the match Tony Ritzema burst 70 yards downfield and set up Bickley, who stroked the b...

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