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First light towers installed at oval

POSITIONING: The first of the light towers at Jim McConville Oval being lifted into position. (PIC: PHIL WILLIAMS 547626_07)
Phil WIlliams

Three of the four new light towers have been put in place at Jim McConville Oval as part of the […]

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