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Receding Hairline Perth Hash House Harriers - Receding Hairline www.perthhash.com Run : Hare: Co-Hare: Run Comments: 1046 26 February 1990 Sawbones 1047 5 March 1990 Committee Harriettes 1048 12 March 1990 Bazza 1049 19 March 1990 Crater 1050 26 March 1990 Ee Aarr 1051 2 April 1990 Me Mate 1052 9 April 1990 Stumbles 1053 16 April 1990 Polecat 1056 7 June 1990 (Thu) Committee H4 1057 14 May 1990 Brutus 1058 21 May 1990 Shakin 1059 28 May 1990 Christ 1060 4 June 1990 Shylock 1061 11 June 1990 Jaapie 1062 18 June 1990 Galloping Gillie 1063 25 June 1990 Polly Bushranger 1064 2 July 1990 Arab 1065 9 July 1990 Iceman 1066 16 July 1990 Committee Bullsbrook 666 run 1067 23 July 1990 Wagon 1068 30 July 1990 Flyboy 1069 6 August 1990 Sir Tom Dunnee Arse 1070 13 August 1990 Aids 1071 20 August 1990 Budgie 1072 27 August 1990 Mumbles 1073 3 September 1990 Wombat 1074 10 September 1990 Emu 1075 17 September 1990 Raindrops 1077 2 October 1990 (Tue) Lumpy Mr Wong 1078 8 October 1990 Scrooge Barney 1079 15 October 1990 Growie Dazza 1080 22 October 1990 Bo Derek Twohill 1081 29 October 1990 Chunder 1082 5 November 1990 Mafia 1083 12 November 1990 Dulux 1084 19 November 1990 Slack 1085 26 November 1990 Ankles 1086 3 December 1990 Haggis Antman 1087 10 December 1990 Chalkie 1088 17 December 1990 Doc 1089 24 December 1990 Stumbles Kong 1090 30 December 1990 (Sun) Dunnee 1091 1 January 1991 (Tue) Cans 1092 14 January 1991 Radio Ron 1093 21 January 1991 Sir Tom Arse 1094 29 January 1991 (Tue) Kong Cans 19-Oct-20 www.perthhash.com 1 Perth Hash House Harriers - Receding Hairline www.perthhash.com Run : Hare: Co-Hare: Run Comments: 1095 4 February 1991 Deke Ol' Wares 1096 11 February 1991 Ol' Wares Jungle 1097 18 February 1991 Committee 1098 25 February 1991 Brutus John Roberts 1099 4 March 1991 Committee Palace Run 1100 11 March 1991 Louie the Colonel Fly 1101 18 March 1991 Waterworks A.N. Other 1102 25 March 1991 Thommo Basil Brush 1103 2 April 1991 (Tue) Phantom Bandit 1105 15 April 1991 Crayfish Louie the Fly 1106 22 April 1991 Committee Hammersley 650th 1107 29 April 1991 Dunnee Budgie 1108 6 May 1991 Leaping Leo Bushranger 1109 13 May 1991 Mr Wong Crater 1110 20 May 1991 Cods ? 1111 27 May 1991 Horse Action 1112 4 June 1991 (Tue) Antman Barefoot 1114 17 June 1991 Stewie A.N. Other 1115 24 June 1991 Bushranger Leaping Leo 1116 1 July 1991 Dirty Dave Harriettes Invite. 1117 8 July 1991 Grandad Budgie 1118 15 July 1991 Barefoot A.N.O.N. 1119 22 July 1991 Whacker Waterworks 1120 29 July 1991 banjo Wombat 1121 5 August 1991 Basil Brush Louie the Fly 1122 12 August 1991 Sawbones Bushranger 1123 19 August 1991 Foxy Haggis 1124 26 August 1991 Shakin BO Derek 1125 2 September 1991 Captain Fags 1126 9 September 1991 Bandit Sir Tom Arse 1127 16 September 1991 Crater Cods 1128 23 September 1991 Pitt Cans 1130 7 October 1991 Muff Diver Fags 1131 14 October 1991 Polecat TBA 1132 21 October 1991 Ditmar Loner? 1133 28 October 1991 Penguin Ankles 1134 4 November 1991 Dazza ? 1135 11 November 1991 Colonel ? 1136 18 November 1991 Lofty TBA 1138 2 December 1991 Sir Tom Ramrod Arse 1139 9 December 1991 Mark 1 Grandad 1140 16 December 1991 Ee Aarr Polecat 1141 23 December 1991 Committee 1142 30 December 1991 Committee Joint Run 1144 13 January 1992 Kermit Shylock 1145 20 January 1992 Mister Kong Magoo 19-Oct-20 www.perthhash.com 2 Perth Hash House Harriers - Receding Hairline www.perthhash.com Run : Hare: Co-Hare: Run Comments: 1146 28 January 1992 (Tue) Lasagna Mafia 1147 3 February 1992 Iceman 1148 10 February 1992 Wagon Cans 1149 17 February 1992 Committee 1150 24 February 1992 Doc Horse 1151 3 March 1992 (Tue) Committee Joint Run H4 1152 9 March 1992 Mumbles Grandad 1153 16 March 1992 Aids DBK 1154 23 March 1992 Jaapie Polecat 1155 30 March 1992 Galloping Raindrops Gillie 1156 6 April 1992 Raindrops Gillie 1157 13 April 1992 B.P. Doc 1159 28 April 1992 (Tue) Topgun Fags 1160 4 May 1992 Hamburger 1161 11 May 1992 Stumbles 1162 18 May 1992 Budgie Phantom 1163 2 June 1992 (Tue) Crayfish Stumbles 1164 8 June 1992 Emu Dummy Spitter 1166 22 June 1992 Growie Stormin' 1167 29 June 1992 Haggis Stewie 1168 6 July 1992 Cans Pitt 1169 13 July 1992 Committee More Committee 1170 20 July 1992 Bo Derek Lofty 1171 27 July 1992 Mr Wong 1172 3 August 1992 Mafia Lasagne 1173 10 August 1992 Dulux Fags 1174 17 August 1992 Bahrain 1176 31 August 1992 Chunder 1177 7 September 1992 Polly Bushranger 1178 14 September 1992 Horse Snoz 1179 21 September 1992 Ace 1180 29 September 1992 (Tue) Sperm Mr Magoo 1181 5 October 1992 Brutus 1182 12 October 1992 Louie the Budgie Fly 1184 26 October 1992 Chalkie Bushranger 1185 2 November 1992 Polecat Jappie 1186 9 November 1992 Slack Undies 1187 16 November 1992 Radio Ron Waterworks 1188 23 November 1992 Crater 1189 30 November 1992 Ramrod Sir Tom Arse 1190 7 December 1992 Dunnee Phantom 1191 14 December 1992 Shylock 1192 21 December 1992 Kong 1193 29 December 1992 (Tue) Colonel Perth Harriettes 1194 4 January 1993 Bazza 1195 11 January 1993 Arab 1196 18 January 1993 Wombat Banjo 19-Oct-20 www.perthhash.com 3 Perth Hash House Harriers - Receding Hairline www.perthhash.com Run : Hare: Co-Hare: Run Comments: 1197 25 January 1993 Deke Horse 1198 1 February 1993 Leaping Leo Growie 1199 8 February 1993 Antman Stumbles 1200 15 February 1993 Committee Not Fags! 1201 22 February 1993 Phantom Dan the Man 1202 2 March 1993 (Tue) Sawbones All Hash Clubs 1203 8 March 1993 Stewie Mark 1 1204 15 March 1993 Barefoot Deeply Boring 1205 22 March 1993 Sawbones A N Other 1206 29 March 1993 Bandit Slack 1207 5 April 1993 Waterworks 1208 13 April 1993 (Tue) Foxy Bazza 1209 19 April 1993 Scottie Bushranger 1210 27 April 1993 (Tue) Grandad Mumbles 1211 3 May 1993 Deeply Boring 1212 10 May 1993 Thommo Emu 1213 17 May 1993 Stormin' Phantom 1214 24 May 1993 Basil Brush Undies 1215 31 May 1993 Erection Shakin 1216 8 June 1993 (Tue) Whacker Leaping Leo 1217 14 June 1993 Shakin Lightning 1218 21 June 1993 Captain 1219 28 June 1993 Pitt Cans 1221 12 July 1993 Wagon Cans 1222 19 July 1993 Kermit 1223 26 July 1993 Dazza 1225 9 August 1993 Mister Point Magoo 1226 16 August 1993 Point Mister Magoo 1227 23 August 1993 Mumbles Grandad 1228 30 August 1993 Aids 1229 6 September 1993 Jaapie Polecat 1231 20 September 1993 Raindrops 1232 27 September 1993 Fags 1233 5 October 1993 (Tue) Crayfish Blush 1234 11 October 1993 banjo A N Other 1235 18 October 1993 Me Mate 1236 25 October 1993 Cods 1237 1 November 1993 Hamburger 1238 8 November 1993 Stumbles 1239 15 November 1993 Emu Thommo 1240 22 November 1993 Topgun Sperm 1241 29 November 1993 Budgie Grandad 1243 13 December 1993 Growie Bushranger 1244 20 December 1993 Haggis Stewie 1245 28 December 1993 (Tue) Bushranger Harriettes 1246 4 January 1994 (Tue) Iceman Shakin 1247 10 January 1994 Penguin Ankles 19-Oct-20 www.perthhash.com 4 Perth Hash House Harriers - Receding Hairline www.perthhash.com Run : Hare: Co-Hare: Run Comments: 1248 17 January 1994 Mafia Aids 1249 24 January 1994 Bo Derek 1250 31 January 1994 Foxy Stewie 1251 7 February 1994 Mr Wong Chairman Mao 1252 14 February 1994 Cans Pop 1253 21 February 1994 Dulux 1254 28 February 1994 Ace 1255 8 March 1994 (Tue) Committee H4 1256 14 March 1994 Kookaburra Phantom 1257 21 March 1994 Crater 1258 28 March 1994 Slack 1259 5 April 1994 (Tue) Kong 1260 11 April 1994 Committee 1261 18 April 1994 Chalkie Waterworks 1262 26 April 1994 (Tue) Colonel Bandit 1263 2 May 1994 Sperm Stormin' Norman 1264 9 May 1994 Antman Armidale George 1265 16 May 1994 Dave the Ankles Pom 1266 23 May 1994 Bazza Waterworks 1267 30 May 1994 Leaping Leo Kingsley 1268 7 June 1994 (Tue) Dunnee Kookaburra 1269 13 June 1994 Sandy Ankles 1270 20 June 1994 Sawbones Pongo 1271 27 June 1994 Sir Tom Pizza Arse 1272 4 July 1994 Lasagna Uncle Sam 1273 11 July 1994 Scottie Haggis 1274 18 July 1994 B.P. Sandy 1275 25 July 1994 Lightning The Chinaman 1276 1 August 1994 Dazza The Chinaman 1277 8 August 1994 Polecat The Chinaman 1278 15 August 1994 Pongo Grandad 1279 22 August 1994 Ding Dong The Chinaman 1280 29 August 1994 Deke The Chinaman 1281 5 September 1994 Budgie Point 1282 12 September 1994 Barefoot Deeply Boring 1283 19 September 1994 Wombat Banjo 1284 26 September 1994 Waterworks The Chinaman 1285 4 October 1994 (Tue) Bandit Ivyeff 1287 10 October 1994 Galloping Hard On Gillie 1288 17 October 1994 Thommo Emu 1289 24 October 1994 Pitt Cans 1290 21 October 1994 (Fri) Stewie The Chinaman 1291 7 November 1994 Budgie Hamersley 1292 14 November 1994 Aids Lasagna 1293 21 November 1994 Erection The Chinaman 1294 28 November 1994 Mumbles Crandad 19-Oct-20 www.perthhash.com 5 Perth Hash House Harriers - Receding Hairline www.perthhash.com Run : Hare: Co-Hare: Run Comments: 1295 5 December 1994 Captain Fags 1296 12 December 1994 Grandad Stumbles 1297 19 December 1994 Wagon The Chinaman 1298 28 December 1994 (Wed) Committee Joint Run 1299 3 January 1995 (Tue) Fags Captain 1300 6 February 1995 Committee Committee 1301 9 January 1995 Shakin The Chinaman 1302 16 January 1995 Basil Brush Slack 1303 23 January 1995 Jaapie Polecat 1304 31 January 1995 (Tue) Me Mate Louie the Fly 1305 13 February 1995 Deeply Barefoot Boring 1306 20 February 1995 banjo Wombat 1307 27 February 1995 Cods The Chinaman 1308 7 March 1995 (Tue) Committee H4 1309 13 March 1995 Mister Point Magoo 1310 20 March 1995 Emu Raindrops 1311 27 March 1995 Committee 1312 3 April 1995 Topgun Misty 1313 10 April 1995 Rambo Grandad 1314 18 April 1995 (Tue) Kookaburra Bushranger 1315 24 April 1995 Crater Slow James 1316 1 May 1995 Antman Bushranger 1317 8 May 1995 Farty Louie the Fly 1318
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