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Post by JT on Apr 7, 2016 17:10:54 GMT
Hi Everybody
Here are the results, tables and Top Ten for the 13th April 2016
The First Division is still undecided with the Railway needing to beat Roffey SSC by 4 - 1 to retain the First Division title
The Mill have been relegated, being replaced in the First Division by the Limeburners, with Stout House A being the Second Division Runners-up for the second season in a row
Please note that for this season, our Golden Jubilee is sponsored by Hall and Woodhouse Brewery
Best wishes
JT
13TH APRIL RESULTS
THE WHITE HART 3 ROFFEY SSC 2 THE THREE BEES 3 THE BLUE SHIP 2 SPRINGBOK CLUB 2 THE RAILWAY 3 STOUT HOUSE F 0 SOUTHWATER SC 5 THREE COMPASSES 2 THE MILL 3 LIMEBURNERS 2 STOUT HOUSE A 3
13TH APRIL 2016 TABLES
DIVISION 1 Pld M Won M Drn M Lst Pts
ROFFEY SSC 23 18 0 5 81
THE RAILWAY 23 18 0 5 78
SOUTHWATER SC 23 17 0 6 72
THE WHITE HART 23 16 1 6 65.5
THE THREE BEES 23 14 0 9 64
THE MILL 23 8 0 15 58
DIVISION 2 Pld M Won M Drn M Lst Pts
THE LIMEBURNERS 24 17 0 7 71.5
STOUT HOUSE A 24 11 1 12 56.5 SPRINGBOK CLUB 24 8 1 15 55.5
STOUT HOUSE F 24 9 0 15 47
THE BLUE SHIP 24 7 0 17 47
ALFOLD SC 24 3 0 21 32.5
THREE COMPASSES 22 4 1 17 31.5
13TH APRIL TOP TEN
RICK DEWDNEY 6,970 STUART CARUTHERS 6,880 NEIL OVERINGTON 6,830 TONY FRANKS 6,720 TONY TEMPLE 6,690 STEVE MERRIOTT 6,450 JIM GREENSTED 5,860 MELVYN BLAKE 5,620 LEE CABLE 5,360 OLLIE WILKINS 4,160
Highest Break Men Jim Greensted 18,360 at the Stout House
Highest Score Men Jim Greensted 18,360 at the Stout House
Highest Break Ladies Ding Johnson 2,640 at the Stout House
Highest Score Ladies Ding Johnson 5,950 at the Stout House
LATEST INDIVIDUAL PERFOMANCES
FIRST DIVISION
Still undecided, if Tony Franks or Dick Cable win it will be either of them, but if they loose and Jim Greensted wins, he will win the Best Performance trophy because of the Average score
Pete Fisher and Stuart Carruthers have a slight chance, but they will need a high score to improve their average score
TONY FRANKS 18 WINS AVERAGE SCORE 4,525 (PLAYING THREE COMPASSES AT HOME 04/05)
DICK CABLE 18 WINS AVERAGE SCORE 4,161 (PLAYING RAILWAY AT HOME 20/04)
JIM GREENSTED 17 WINS AVERAGE SCORE 7,208 (PLAYING RAILWAY AT HOME 20/04)
PETE FISHER 17 WINS AVERAGE SCORE 4,397 (PLAYING RAILWAY AT HOME 20/04)
STUART CARRUTHERS 17 WINS AVERAGE SCORE 4,075 (PLAYING ROFFEY SSC AWAY 20/04)
DAVE LENNON 17 WINS AVERAGE SCORE 3,636
ADAM KUZIMSKI 17 WINS AVERSGE SCORE 3,436
SECOND DIVISION
WINNER RICK DEWDNEY 17 WINS
SECOND GARRY FISHBURN 15 WINS AVERAGE SCORE 3,831
THIRD BRIAN MARTEN 15 WINS AVERAGE SCORE 2,898
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Post by Deleted on Apr 13, 2016 23:22:14 GMT
Three Compasses 2, Mill 3 Andy Scotcher BP, Alan 2800 Carl Tudor 1370, Johnny 3320 Steve Willard 1670, Barry 1410 Jacob Ereira 1510, Mick 3240 Jason Duncton 2060, Vicky 1200 Lots of fun, especially with Jacob (he of the builders bum and self-admonishments a'plenty) And continual threats of violence by captain Jason to his own team. A good evening was capped by some top-notch food: Lasagne with generous helpings of chunky chips. Passed the Timson test (of worthiness of second helpings).  |
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Post by barney on Apr 14, 2016 10:07:14 GMT
White Hart 3 Roffey 2
Barney lost to Moose
Colin beat Glyn
Dave beat Dick
John lost to Jim
Neil beat Twiggy
no scores sorry
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Post by JT on Apr 14, 2016 12:25:44 GMT
Scores now added,
White Hart 3 Roffey 2
Barney 1,570 Moose 5,360
Colin 2,610 Glyn 2,600
Dave 3,940 Dick 490
John 1,900 Jim 5,860
Neil 6,830 Twiggy 2,830
JT
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Post by scubafrog on Apr 14, 2016 15:39:48 GMT
Springbok Club 2 The Railway 3 Trevor 1890 Sniffer 6450 Sniffer shot off with 4.5K and gave it all for me to do. I made a kind of valiant attempt, but the hill was too steep to climb Mike 800 Skippy BP I am unable to put into words the genuine shock we all felt for Skippy when he BP'd with a commanding score just as the bar dropped. Though grateful for the point Mike knows he was on the back foot throughout. Skippy was very gracious and has to be applauded for the way he took the loss which was down to bad luck. Rob 3570 Stuart 6880 A great game this, Stuart as expected got into it immediately putting 3K up. Rob came back with a similar score before Stuart took to the table again. Table time won this game, not one player being better than the other as both were equally matched. Vernon 3920 Clacky 3710 It took a very late charge by Vernon to clear up with about 2K to rip this win out of Clacky's grasp. Clacky was in control for most of the game and Vernon had to put in some decent shots to set up the final winning break. Gary 2970 Mark 3230 Mark mis-cued at the start letting Gary in, but the normal dependable skipper did not take advantage. Mark came back to take the lead leaving Gary to chase. This was a crucial game for both teams so obviously nerves played their part, but no discredit to the loser, he has as ever played a captains innings throughout the season. Great night with the Railway Boys and Gal, banter and laughter makes the night. Well done to SH A's for finishing 2nd in Div 2, we almost got ya |
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Post by bigjimsilverfox on Apr 14, 2016 18:55:03 GMT
White Hart 3 Roffey 2 Barney lost to Moose Colin beat Glyn Dave beat Dick John lost to Jim Neil beat Twiggy Neil made really good 5k break well played sir  no scores sorry And only 6 white balls for most of the night, the 7th was ound at the end of the night stuck up in one of the runs! Lovely fish pie to end the evening nom nom |
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Post by Dunplaying on Apr 14, 2016 22:06:04 GMT
Stout House F 0 Southwater SC 5
Stuart Hope 1230 Ray Manser 2150
Colin Bolton 1000 Tony Franks 6720
Dave Simmons 620 Ollie Wilkins 4460
Grant Hope 60 Tony Temple 6690
Scott Hope 2220 Mel Blake 5620
Game 1: No Massive scores on this one, Ray steadily edged ahead throughout the game. A miscue midway from Pops perhaps more critical than we realised.
Game 2: Scrappy start for both players, Franksey conjured up a 5k late on. Colin enjoyed watching that
Game 3: Dave went back to basics tonight. Unfortunately his reference point must have been before he learnt to play the game. Despite a scrappy start, Ollie racked up more than enough to make the frame safe.
Game 4: We noticed a pattern emerging here.... poor Grant ended up with 60! No BP's. No safety net. Tony even played with his arm in plaster.. and ended up with 6k! The way the game went, if Grant had played the hatstand tonight he would have lost!!
Game 5: Scott at least looked convincing but we knew before he started where the point would go, Mel cheerily obliged.
Er, didn't quite go according to plan tonight.... Even the group of german tourists who had sat round watching the match shuffled out of the pub in disgust at such a one sided affair, obviously relieved they hadn't paid to watch.
But hey, someone has to lose each week and we had fun scraping together a reverse Hawaii...!
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Post by JT on Apr 15, 2016 8:55:17 GMT
Hi Everybody
For the latest results and tables, please see the top of this thread
JT
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