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Jun 12, 2018 Sports
Sports organiser James ‘Kool’ Lewis, who is attached to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs’ Sports Committee, is set to run off the biggest Inter-Ministries/Government Agencies knockout 20/20 four-game domino competition for the Prime Minister Trophy.
The one-day event is set for this Friday at the Ministry of Agriculture canteen on Regent Street from 17:00hrs. All teams have until tomorrow to enter into the competition and to do so they can contact the coordinator James Lewis on cellphone 672-6179 or 628-1656.
No late entries will be permitted to enter the competition which is being used as a pre-fathers’ day event and apart from the Prime Minister’s trophy, there will be cash prizes for the winners, runner-ups and third place teams.
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