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Post by triplex on Nov 30, 2011 17:36:12 GMT
Can everyone put updates on this thread please rather than making new ones.
Winners will be marked in bold
Northants Pairs 2011/12
1st Round 19/01/2012
Burton Cons
Charlie Peel + Jim Smith v Dawn Dunkley + Kevin Ross
Tony Britten + Mary Leeming v Steve Oram + Stevie Ainscombe
Keith Thomson + Mark Dickerson
Johhny George + Leigh Holmes
Mick Loake + Stewart Greenaway
Jim Thomson + Dave Sadler
Will Davidson + Rob Scarrot
Pip Britten + Tom Britten
Phil York + Harry York
Simon Coleman + Ian Jellis
Lorin Clough + Stephen Coleman
Jon Coe + Jason Dunkley
Damian Coates + Dan Rawlings
Ted Dunkley + Mick Haynes
Dave Evans + Kevin Ayres
Andy Chambers + Jason Neal
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Post by bigstew on Dec 19, 2011 16:00:16 GMT
Is there another pairing with a bye? Currently that would only make 15 pairings in the next round
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Post by triplex on Dec 19, 2011 16:53:16 GMT
Is there another pairing with a bye? Currently that would only make 15 pairings in the next round Well noticed Stew, just checking everyone paying attention ::) ;) ;D Will sort that out and change things accordingly. ;D |
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Post by triplex on Jan 12, 2012 17:22:06 GMT
All sorted ;D
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Post by nenecupper on Jan 27, 2012 19:04:27 GMT
Not sure wether Charlie let you know Si, but we scraped a win against Dawn and Kevin :o
Thanks to Ted for doing the scoring ;D
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Post by bigstew on Feb 22, 2012 17:23:36 GMT
Have the venue's for round 2 been decided yet?
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Post by rayzor on Feb 22, 2012 23:02:24 GMT
Venues??? Only just found out that the matches are a week tomorrow on 1st March.
Oh....and no one knows who they are playing either......do they???
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Post by triplex on Feb 23, 2012 9:51:36 GMT
Venues??? Only just found out that the matches are a week tomorrow on 1st March. Oh....and no one knows who they are playing either......do they??? If you bothered to look at the diary I made up and emailed everyone at the start of the season then you may of known this a bit earlier!!!! :-/ |
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Post by triplex on Feb 23, 2012 9:54:49 GMT
Northants Pairs 2011/12
2nd Round
01/03/2012
Rushden
Keith Thomson + Mark Dickerson v Simon Coleman + Ian Jellis
Lorin Clough + Stephen Coleman v Dave Evans + Kevin Ayres
The Fox
Will Davidson + Rob Scarrot v Jon Coe + Jason Dunkley
Ted Dunkley + Mick Haynes v Pip Britten + Tom Britten
Headlands
Johnny George + Leigh Holmes v Jim Thomson + Dave Sadler
Andy Chambers + Jason Neal v Phil York + Harry York
Cock A
Damian Coates + Dan Rawlings v Steve Oram + Stevie Ainscombe
Mick Loake + Stewart Greenaway v Charlie Peel + Jim Smith
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Post by rayzor on Feb 23, 2012 23:46:03 GMT
My apologies Simon. I overlooked the diary you sent before.
I was more wondering who and where we were playing. At time of last post, I already knew when :)
But, my question has been answered. many thanks ....Mick.
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Post by triplex on Feb 24, 2012 8:48:57 GMT
My apologies Simon. I overlooked the diary you sent before. I was more wondering who and where we were playing. At time of last post, I already knew when :) But, my question has been answered. many thanks ....Mick. No problem, glad to be of service ;) ;D |
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Post by nenecupper on Mar 1, 2012 12:39:45 GMT
Hi all.
Charlie and me managed to struggle past Stew and Mick last night. Could have gone either way, went to the last few balls.
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Post by hon Vice President on Mar 1, 2012 22:03:37 GMT
Damo / Dan 820. /. 2990
Steve O Stevie 4280. /. 1890
Interesting. 😊
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Post by Deleted on Mar 1, 2012 22:14:59 GMT
Stephen C & Lorin 1,940 & 11,650
Dave E & Kevin A. 3,450 & 730
Had Dave and Kevin made better of the 3 or 4 breaks in the first leg they would have certainly piled on the pressure. As it goes two 5k breaks in the second leg (one for LC & one for SC) secured passage into the Q/F's.
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Post by triplex on Mar 2, 2012 11:29:16 GMT
Ted Dunkley and Mick Haynes 6810 v Tom Britten and Pip Britten 2040
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Post by Deleted on Mar 22, 2012 22:39:29 GMT
Last 16
22/03/12
Johnny George and Leigh Holmes
10,310
Jim Thomson and Dave Sadler
9,590
Nervy game, 4k down with 5 minutes to go and yours truly delivered the KO.
Very well played Dave and Jim, could of gone either way!
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Post by triplex on Mar 24, 2012 11:08:07 GMT
Northants Pairs 2011/12
Quarter Finals
19/04/2012
Andy Chambers + Jason Neal Lorin Clough + Stephen Coleman
Steve Oram + Stevie Ainscombe Ted Dunkley + Mick Haynes
Johnny George + Leigh Holmes Charlie Peel + Jim Smith
Jon Coe + Jason Dunkley Simon Coleman + Ian Jellis
Venues still to be sorted
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Post by triplex on Mar 30, 2012 7:48:13 GMT
Simon + Ian 13940 - 2100 Keith + Mark
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Post by triplex on Apr 19, 2012 11:35:44 GMT
Quarter Finals
19/04/2012
Burton Cons
Andy Chambers + Jason Neal Lorin Clough + Stephen Coleman
Steve Oram + Stevie Ainscombe Ted Dunkley + Mick Haynes
The Cock
Johnny George + Leigh Holmes Charlie Peel + Jim Smith
Jon Coe + Jason Dunkley Simon Coleman + Ian Jellis
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Post by triplex on Apr 20, 2012 11:27:14 GMT
Leigh Holmes + Johnny George v Jim Smith + Charlie Peel 420/4670 - 7200/1320
Charlie played very well in the first leg getting a break of around 6300 to ensure victory at half time.
Johnny started with the break in the second, even though he started very well he got caught out by a drift and caught the ball a bit fine but managed to keep his score of 3200. After that all the balls went down the bottom and no one could get the balls back.
J Dunkley + Jon Coe v Simon Coleman + Ian Jellis 5010/2470 - 780/6730
Jason played very well in the first game with a couple of breaks and even though Ian pulled some back Jason + Jon won by over 4000. Simon started with the break in the 2nd but again pinned his score. Jason then managed another 2k break to give them about a 6500 lead. Simon got the break back with 6 mins to go and managed to get enough by winning with the 200 hole.
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Post by nenecupper on Apr 20, 2012 13:56:38 GMT
You have sold yourself short there Si. That break to win the game was one of the best I have ever seen. Considering the table and match position it was remarkable :o Well done mate ;D
Jason and Jon were very unlucky to lose a game they would have won 999 times out of 1000.
Also can I just say that my mate Charlie played brilliantly in the opening leg with a break to, effectively, win the match ;D ;D
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Post by triplex on Apr 20, 2012 14:55:54 GMT
Jason Neal & Andy Chambers v Lorin Clough & Stephen Coleman
Quite similar to our game where as Jason and Andy where 5k up in the first leg with Lorin to break in the second. After getting to 3k Lorin missed a ball round the back of the 30 and lost his break. Jason got back on and scored a couple then it went back round to Lorin and he managed to get the balls back and finish with a 8K break to win the game overall.
Stevie Anscombe & Steve Oram v Ted Dunkley & Mick Haynes
No scores as of yet.
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Post by Deleted on Apr 20, 2012 18:23:22 GMT
Jase Neal & Andy Chambers vs Stephen Coleman & Lorin Clough
In the first leg Andy took the opening break and looked very comfortable as he passed two, three and four thousand - the break finally ending a little over 4500. Stephen responded with 1100 after which the game became scrappy where both teams had a few attempts but neither could post any significant scores.
The final leg scores were:
JN & AC 6,550 vs 1,410 SC & LC
In the second leg Lorin took the opening break seeking to overcome the 5k deficit and to post a challenging score. Unfortunately, despite looking in reasonable control, After 3k Lorin left a ball 1/3 visible behind the 10 hole. A relatively straightforward hit but Lorin's error was not to allow for a left hand drift and missed the ball. Break lost!
Jason came back to the table and managed to post a 2k break increasing the match difference to over 7k. Stephen then tried to respond but could not manage more than a few hundred after which Andy was also unsuccessful in making a significant score. However, time was ticking away before Lorin got his second turn of the leg. After clearing the balls on the table Lorin attempted to score as speedy a break as he could, knowing that he had approximately 7 minutes in which to make up the deficit.
Despite some uncomfortable moments Lorin managed to notch up an 8k break before it was noticed that neither the bar had dropped nor had the timer (agreed at 17 1/2 minutes) alerted us to the 'bar' point. After referring to the clock it was clear that the timer had not operated successfully. Fortunately, Stephen had been timing the game and it was clear that the time had expired and the bar was then dropped. Lorin potted a further four balls to ensure that the 700 lead was not catchable.
Second leg scores:
JN & AC 2,830 vs SC & LC 8,700
Total scores:
JN & AC 9,380 vs 10,110 SC & LC
Whilst I am confident that I did enough in the second leg to fairly win the game and the result was (very graciously) accepted by Jase & Andy - it was nevertheless disappointing that the timing confusion could have been viewed in two ways:
1) had the timer expired appropriately the scores would have been approximately level and therefore I would have still had to finish most/all of the remaining balls - a different level of pressure
2) the timer not going off meant that I stayed on for a small amount (15-20 seconds) longer which afforded me more time to make mistakes and lose my score
Either way the result was accepted by all.
May I make a recommendation, however, that until such a time as the clock in the table is fixed - competition games should not be scheduled for this venue. This would eliminate the risk of potential problems.
Steve Anscombe & Steve Oram vs Ted Dunkley & Mick Haynes
A rather more scrappy encounter with scores not being kept and pins falling on several occasions.
Nevertheless, the first leg saw the two Steve's string a couple of 1k+ breaks whereas Mick lost a few scores.
Leg 1 scores:
Steve & Steve 3,180 vs 780 TD & MH
The second leg was a closer contest. Both teams seeking to keep scores amid the increasing pressure. With 5 minutes to go, Mick & Ted had all but caught up the deficit before Steve O managed to score a couple of thousand not leaving enough time for Mick or Ted to catch up.
Leg 2 scores:
Steve & Steve 3,270 vs 3,020 Ted & Mick
Final scores:
Steve & Steve 6,450 vs 3,800 Ted & Mick
The two teams from The Fox progress to the next round.
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Post by Coleman Jnr on Apr 22, 2012 17:26:26 GMT
Yeh unlucky to jase and andy. Take lorins break out of the game and they were by far the better players. Both teams had plenty of chances and neither seem to want to take them! Me and Lorin we actually surprised we somehow got through it having both thought we were out, as I'm sure andy and jase must have felt confident.
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Post by triplex on May 2, 2012 8:31:38 GMT
Semi-Final
Steve Oram + Stevie Anscombe v Simon Coleman + Ian Jellis
Lorin Clough + Stephen Coleman v Charlie Peel + Jim Smith
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Post by Deleted on May 5, 2012 20:20:36 GMT
Many congratulations to Chas Peel and Jim Smith on their well deserved victory in this competition.
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Post by nenecupper on May 6, 2012 5:34:40 GMT
Charlie was outstanding in the pairs, having had his worst season in the league for many years ???
Funny ole game ;D
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