Archive for June 19th, 2011
Photos: Bailey’s Bay Win by 53 Runs
At the Devonshire Recreation Club this afternoon [June 19] Bailey’s Bay beat Devonshire Rec by 53 runs. Bailey’s Bay scored 268/9 in their allotted 50 overs, with Stephen Outerbridge the top scorer with 74, while Sinclair Smith scored 38. Kameron Fox had bowling figures of 6-0-23-2. In reply the Devonshire Recreation Club were bowled all out for... Read more of this article
Rider Hurt In St David’s Crash
A few hours after two men were trapped underneath a car after their bike smashed into a car on the Causeway, there was another accident in the east end. At approximately 10:20pm this evening [June 19] there was accident on Southside Road in St David’s, just east of Carter House. It appeared the accident involved one vehicle, and the motorcyclist... Read more of this article
Photo Report: 2011 Annual Bermuda Pow Wow
Centuries old traditions blended with elements of the modern world at St. David’s Cricket Club this weekend [June 18/19], as the St. David’s Islanders and Native Community hosted their Annual Bermuda Pow Wow. Ties between Native American tribes and their Bermuda compatriots first began to be celebrated at Reconnection Festivals in 2002. Both days... Read more of this article
Causeway: Serious Accident Causes Delays
[Updated] There are major traffic delays in the east end this evening [June 19] due to an accident at the beginning of the Causeway where two people were believed to have been trapped under a vehicle. Bystanders said the bike was traveling from the western direction and collided with the car, appeared to slide underneath,and trap both the rider and... Read more of this article
Video/Results: Round the Island Seagull Race
The 2011 Round the Island Seagull Race was held yesterday [June 18], and had 59 boats registered for the event. The day saw a new record set for a sports engine of 2 hours 7 mins by ‘Game Over’ captained by JJ Soares. The fastest elapsed time with reg seagull engine [ie not sports] was 3 hours 5 mins by Andrew Percy in ‘Longadanyurs.’ The... Read more of this article
Photos: 2011 Queen’s Birthday Parade
Yesterday morning [June 18] the Bermuda Regiment, Bermuda Police, Bermuda Cadets Corps and the Bermuda Sea Cadets all combined to take part in the annual Queen’s Birthday Parade, which was commanded by Major George Jones, who retires tomorrow after almost two decades of service. The Bermuda Regiment had two guards, including the Colour Party who... Read more of this article
Day #4 Axis Squash Challenge Results/Video
The AXIS Squash Challenge came to an end yesterday [June 18] with Power Precision winning the title with a 6-3 win over What’s Brewing at the Bermuda Squash Racquets Association Club. Murray Brewer from What’s Brewing defeated Andrew Robinson in the first match 7-15, 15-11, 15-10, James Dodgson from Power Precision defeated Richard Brewer 9-15,... Read more of this article
Golf Open Championships: Day #3 Results
The third day of the 2011 Bermuda Open Championships was held yesterday [June 18], and saw Ebonie Burgess withdraw with a slight injury to wrist, which blew the women’s division wide open. US Professional Jordan Mitchell fires a superb 2 under 69. Professional Division US Professional Jordan Mitchell recorded the best score of the tournament, a... Read more of this article
Videos: 2011 St David’s Pow Wow Festival
The St. David’s Islanders and Native Community are hosting the Annual Bermuda Pow Wow at St. David’s Cricket Club Field this weekend. The ‘Bermuda Pow Wow’ will continue to today [June 19] from 11am – 5pm, with entry costing $8 for adults and $4 for children. This year’s Pow Wow is dedicated to the memory of Alice Lopez, one... Read more of this article
ISL: Titans, Union, Arsenal, & Knights Win
[Updated with photos/videos] The Titans, Union, Arsenal, and Knights all recorded victories on opening day of the Lindo’s ISL 2011 season yesterday [June 18]. The Titans broke open a 4-4 match by notching three fourth quarter goals to cruise to a 7-4 victory. The Union scored a late goal to edge the Kings 6-5. The Arsenal needed an OT Shoot-out goal... Read more of this article
