A justifiable air of quiet confidence emanated from the Scotland camp at the World Outdoor Championships in Adelaide as they chalked up 10 wins among them.
A justifiable air of quiet confidence emanated from the Scotland camp at the World Outdoor Championships in Adelaide as they chalked up 10 wins among them.
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Anne Dunwoodie
It left the men's pair and triple second and third in their groups respectively, the women's four in top spot and Claire Johnston fourth in the singles after seven rounds of ties.
Paul Foster and Alex Marshall had wins over Namibia, Brazil and China to trail the pool leaders Australia by a margin of 26 shots. Graeme Archer skipped David Peacock and Darren Burnett to wins over Hong Kong China and Wales in the triples before a single-shot loss to Spain left them one point behind South Africa and Japan and equal on points with South Africa.
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