Post by Deleted on Jan 10, 2007 23:59:39 GMT
Handcross Z 4, Brewers Droops 1
Barry Timson 3680, Colin Humphrey 2760
John Turner 4350, Adam Bateup 2860 (see Kipling thread)
MrMike007 1390, Alan Humphrey 0 (b/p)
tommo 4900, Sir Jock of the Strap 0 (b/p)
Johnny Haigh 3460, Andy Farmer-Wright 5440
A break from the norm for the beleaguered Zeds: Barry won a close first game, and John Turner showed an improvement in form to put us two-up.
MrMike007 then struggled as he has done so far throughout the season: lacking in match practice, we all know what he is capable of and only one good score is needed to restore his confidence.
On this occasion the result was only secured courtesy of his young opponent felling the black with the last shot to win.
It was then tommo vs his Jersey room-mate and after an early mistake tommo was soon a thousand behind as Sir Jock o' the strap threatened to whip his butt. But tommo dug deep and Jock would have lost by about a thousand had he not toppled the black at the end.
In a spirited last game Andy F/W threatened to run the table out but came unstuck, losing a good opening break. He was able to re-establish, though, and Johnny Haigh did well to make 3k in the short time allotted to him.
The sandwiches were non-existent due to an "administrative error" - put another way, tommo forgot to reserve them in the club's diary. As a token gesture and by way of an apology we collected the sandwich money anyway and handed it over to the opponents for a round of drinks. The least we could do in the circumstances, and I would respectfully suggest, a useful precedent for others. ;)
Barry Timson 3680, Colin Humphrey 2760
John Turner 4350, Adam Bateup 2860 (see Kipling thread)
MrMike007 1390, Alan Humphrey 0 (b/p)
tommo 4900, Sir Jock of the Strap 0 (b/p)
Johnny Haigh 3460, Andy Farmer-Wright 5440
A break from the norm for the beleaguered Zeds: Barry won a close first game, and John Turner showed an improvement in form to put us two-up.
MrMike007 then struggled as he has done so far throughout the season: lacking in match practice, we all know what he is capable of and only one good score is needed to restore his confidence.
On this occasion the result was only secured courtesy of his young opponent felling the black with the last shot to win.
It was then tommo vs his Jersey room-mate and after an early mistake tommo was soon a thousand behind as Sir Jock o' the strap threatened to whip his butt. But tommo dug deep and Jock would have lost by about a thousand had he not toppled the black at the end.
In a spirited last game Andy F/W threatened to run the table out but came unstuck, losing a good opening break. He was able to re-establish, though, and Johnny Haigh did well to make 3k in the short time allotted to him.
The sandwiches were non-existent due to an "administrative error" - put another way, tommo forgot to reserve them in the club's diary. As a token gesture and by way of an apology we collected the sandwich money anyway and handed it over to the opponents for a round of drinks. The least we could do in the circumstances, and I would respectfully suggest, a useful precedent for others. ;)
