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Post by JT on Apr 4, 2014 8:38:44 GMT
Hi Everybody
Here are the 7th and 9th April's results, together with the tables and the top Ten
Best wishes
JT
7TH APRIL RESULTS
STOUT HOUSE A 5 THREE COMPASSES 0
9TH APRIL RESULTS
ROFFEY SSC 3 THE MILL 2
STOUT HOUSE Z 4 THREE COMPASSES 1
THE RAILWAY 5 SPRINGBOK CLUB 0
SOUTHWATER SC 3 THE DUN HORSE 2
LIMEBURNERS 5 STOUT HOUSE A 0
ALFOLD SC 2 THE BLUE SHIP 3
THREE BEES 2 THE WHITE HART 3
9TH APRIL TABLES
DIVISION 1 Pld M Won M Drn M Lst Pts GD
ROFFEY SSC 25 19 0 6 84 +43
THE MILL 25 19 0 6 82 +39
STOUT HOUSE Z 24 18 0 6 78 +36
THE RAILWAY 25 19 0 6 76 +27
LIMEBURNERS 24 16 0 8 74 +28
SOUTHWATER SC 25 14 0 11 69 +13
THREE BEES 25 8 0 17 53 -19
DIVISION 2 Pld M Won M Drn M Lst Pts GD
THE WHITE HART 25 18 1 6 78.5 +32
THE DUN HORSE 25 12 0 13 62 +1
THE BLUE SHIP 24 10 1 13 60.5 -1
ALFOLD SC 24 8 1 15 51.5 -17
STOUT HOUSE A 25 6 1 18 48.5 -28
SPRINGBOK CLUB 25 4 0 21 33 -59
THREE COMPASSES 25 0 0 25 15 -95
7TH AND 9TH APRIL TOP TEN
JIM GREENSTED 9,240
RISK DEWDNEY 8,820
MICK HOLMWOOD 7,600
ANDY FINN 7,310
CLIVE THOMPSON 7,040
MICK FAIRS 6,070
VERNON SPARKES 5,850
MICK JOHNSON 5,440
JOHN TIDY (07/04) 5,390
JOHN THAYRE 5,360
Highest Break Men Ricky Dewdney 19,240 at the Stout House
Highest Score Men Ricky Dewdney 19,240 at the Stout House
Highest Break Ladies Ding Johnson 2,250 at Alfold SC
Highest Score Ladies Sam Short 4,690 at the Windmill (GG)
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Post by JT on Apr 5, 2014 6:20:14 GMT
Hi
Just to bring this thread up the line
JT
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Post by RP (R.I.P.) on Apr 5, 2014 11:19:20 GMT
STOUT HOUSE Z V THREE COMPASSES (Postponed match being played 7th Apr)
Is it really being played Monday ?
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Post by Deleted on Apr 5, 2014 11:37:14 GMT
Don't be silly, Dicky ! v v
STOUT HOUSE A V THREE COMPASSES (Postponed match being played 7th Apr)
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Post by RP (R.I.P.) on Apr 5, 2014 13:37:37 GMT
Don't be silly, Dicky ! v v
STOUT HOUSE A V THREE COMPASSES (Postponed match being played 7th Apr)
If you look at the fixture list above, you will see that the Stout House A are away to the Limeburners.
The Stout House Zeds are at home to the Three Compasses.
A JT typo ?
Who`s silly now  
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Post by Deleted on Apr 5, 2014 13:52:13 GMT
Who`s silly now You are ! The Stout House A v Three Compasses is a postponed fixture from 26th February, which has been arranged for this Monday. Your postponed fixture is against the Blue Ship, from 29th January.  |
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Post by JT on Apr 5, 2014 16:41:19 GMT
After losing to the Z's on Monday, the Three Compasses may beat the Mighty A team on Wednesday
Oop's is this my first and only typo?
JT
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Post by RP (R.I.P.) on Apr 5, 2014 17:35:49 GMT
Who`s silly now You are ! The Stout House A v Three Compasses is a postponed fixture from 26th February, which has been arranged for this Monday. Your postponed fixture is against the Blue Ship, from 29th January. Doh, a blonde moment I think  At least your post count went up by 2  |
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Post by Deleted on Apr 5, 2014 17:56:13 GMT
I can understand the confusion from being buried under the sheer weight of postponements........  .......but you should know better than to suggest this: They're rarer than rocking horse $hite - he's not called Tidy for nothing, you know ! |
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Post by JT on Apr 8, 2014 7:07:24 GMT
Hi Everybody
With the A Team's regular Reporter now based in Ipswich during the week I thought that I would complete a report for the match between the Mighty A Team and the Three Compasses
Before the match started, there was a minor crisis when the Silver Fox appeared to play in HBBL's Mixed Doubles Semi Finals. Fortunately for me, his partner and six other players went to the correct venue
So the result of the match was a 5 - 0 win for the Mighty A Team, which is a very flattering result considering that three of the games were very close
Pete T 2,600 Lewis 2,430
A close game with the lead changing throughout, Lewis missed the 100, Pete didn,t
Sam 2,460 Andy 650
Sam took early control whilst Andy helped their Peg Fund by finding a way of hitting every peg from every direction
Me 5,390 Carl BP
I started badly and was fortunate in that Carl lost a 1k break early in the game. A mid way break of 2k restored order for me, followed by another large break at the end of the game when Carl was kind enough to leave the only ball on a peg spot
Tony 3,690 Jason 2,140
Jason helped Tony's cause when he left the opening break short, then after reducing Tony's lead to about 200 points, he repeated his break shot. Another 1k from Tony sealed his win
James 3,260 Jacob 3,140
Up until the last minute Jacob was in the lead, with two balls left Jacob wanted to keep the red up for the 100 pocket. You can guess what happened
It is nice to see the improvement in the Compasses team, and I can see them winning a match in the near future, preferably not against the Mighty A Team
Many thanks to Barry for the sandwiches
JT
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Post by Dunplaying on Apr 9, 2014 23:02:21 GMT
Southwater SC 3 Dun Horse 2
Tom Darkins 200 Dave Simmons 3690
Ray Manser 1600 Lee Tugwell 880
Tony Temple 2410 Scott Hope BP
Tony Franks 1740 Colin Bolton 3100
Mel Blake 5180 Grant Hope 1710
Table unforgiving tonight, Mel however got to grips with it with a 3k6. Everybody else struggled with it to varying degrees.
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Post by Deleted on Apr 9, 2014 23:25:51 GMT
A cracking match tonight at Peggy's gaff........ Roffey SSC 3, The Mill 2 Twiggy 3870, tommo 7040 Foxy 9240, Alan 2910 Dick 3810, Mr Mike 7600 Moose 5210, Graham 4320 Shaggy 6070, Barry 3550 Definitive game was the fourth, Moose incurring Peggy Sue's wrath and losing about 3k but recovering well at the end to deny Graham. A fun though competitive evening with the lads and good selection of sarnies from Terry. What price now a 3-way tie for the Championship ? (No, groans Tidy)  |
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Post by JT on Apr 10, 2014 6:20:32 GMT
Yes, I admit a three way tie would test the old grey cells
PREDICTIONS
Stout House Z 5 Compasses 0
Stout House Z 3 Roffey SC 2
Springbok Club 1 The Mill 4
Stout House Z 4 The Blue Ship 1
We will have to wait and see if I am correct
JT
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Post by barney on Apr 10, 2014 8:13:56 GMT
Three Bees 2 White Hart 3
Steve 2670 Barney 480 Black peg for Barney not a help
John 3010 Dave 1690 Close game John getting the best of sandsy
Lin 950 Colin 2350 No luck for Lin tonight
Mike 1290 John 5360 John keeping his good form going
Dave 1520 Ricky 4220 Dave unable to get the break back
Tricky top, dead cushions not a help
but good company and food
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Post by clacky on Apr 10, 2014 9:14:36 GMT
Railway 5 Springbok Club 0
Skippy 3,460 Bill 1,550
Steady game from Adam, Bill played some super shots and gets better every time I see him play.
Nigel 3,650 Alice 740
Alice always up against it playing Nigel the destroyer
Ray 2,850 Malcolm 1,830
Malcolm in control for first half of the game, Ray showed patience and finally got the break back to win
Mick 4,250 Gary 1,310
Gary off early allowed me in but I mucked up, finally got break back to take the point
Mark 1,290 Trevor 1,130
We use the term 'war of attrition' describe some games, this was definitely trench warfare!
So, apart from 'fixing' the draw, playing stone-paper-scissors to decide the nearest ball after the bar had gone
and Bill needing to go early (lambing), he could'nt wait for the Baaah to go.
We have played our last home game at the Railway, I can hear the chorus of disappointment from the rest of the league at missing out on playing on our super duper top next year.
Adam, Boggy and I will be looking for a new home, so if anyone is really desperate give us a shout.
We had an excellent night with the Springy boys and girl, splendid grub from Stella.
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Post by bigjimsilverfox on Apr 10, 2014 16:59:18 GMT
Using my fingers and toes I make it Roffey 84 possible 89 The Mill 82 possible 87 Zeds 78 but have a game in hand! Possible 88 nail biting time lol   |
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Post by Deleted on Apr 10, 2014 17:25:12 GMT
Roffey and the Zeds both have control of their own destinies, but of course have to play each other in the last game, which is favourable to The Mill. So: may the best team win !  |
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Post by RP (R.I.P.) on Apr 10, 2014 18:54:46 GMT
Yes, I admit a three way tie would test the old grey cells PREDICTIONS Stout House Z 5 Compasses 0Stout House Z 3 Roffey SC 2 Springbok Club 1 The Mill 4 Stout House Z 4 The Blue Ship 1 We will have to wait and see if I am correct JT Your crystal ball is cracked John Stout House Zeds 4 Compasses 1 Rich BFZ Andy 2650 Andrew 7310 Jacob 430 Vern 5850 Carl 1420 Junk 2410 Lewis 1650 Rick 2580 Jase 2010 |
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Post by Deleted on Apr 10, 2014 22:31:05 GMT
Sacre bleu, Richard ! Did you receive a chorus ? |
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Post by bigjimsilverfox on Apr 11, 2014 8:17:57 GMT
Sacre bleu, Richard ! Did you receive a chorus ? Goes without saying Clive you know the Zeds! |
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Post by JT on Apr 13, 2014 9:43:25 GMT
Hi everybody
For this week's results and the latest tables, please see the top of this thread
Best Wishes
JT
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Post by scubafrog on Apr 14, 2014 9:46:05 GMT
Railway 5 Springbok Club 0 Skippy 3,460 Bill 1,550 Steady game from Adam, Bill played some super shots and gets better every time I see him play. Nigel 3,650 Alice 740
Alice always up against it playing Nigel the destroyer
Ray 2,850 Malcolm 1,830
Malcolm in control for first half of the game, Ray showed patience and finally got the break back to win
Mick 4,250 Gary 1,310
Gary off early allowed me in but I mucked up, finally got break back to take the point
Mark 1,290 Trevor 1,130
We use the term 'war of attrition' describe some games, this was definitely trench warfare!
So, apart from 'fixing' the draw, playing stone-paper-scissors to decide the nearest ball after the bar had gone
and Bill needing to go early (lambing), he couldn't wait for the Baaah to go.
We have played our last home game at the Railway, I can hear the chorus of disappointment from the rest of the league at missing out on playing on our super duper top next year.
Adam, Boggy and I will be looking for a new home, so if anyone is really desperate give us a shout.
We had an excellent night with the Springy boys and girl, splendid grub from Stella.
It's taken me a week to recover so I can comment on this blatantly fixed game  . Firstly, Adam played blooming well to get the break back from a loaded table and yes Bill was unlucky. Alice never had a chance, as a budding hairdresser playing Nigel was more than she could bear (TIC TACS) Super sub Ray put the frighteners on Mike early on clearly a case of getting a ringer in  Clacky played for the sympathy vote and got to young Gazza with tales of woe. The young one is just too respectful and refused to put Mick to the sword. And as for Mark and my game  . Not a lot to say really though to have the closest ball decided by paper-scissors-rock is a new one on me, and they never asked if I minded, (which I didn't  ) As ever a great night, sad that they will not be in the league next season, it has been an iconic venue over the years. Hope to see some of the lads about and we would welcome any of them to us. Plenty of grub from Stella was appreciated as ever. |
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Post by Deleted on Apr 14, 2014 10:43:17 GMT
As ever a great night, sad that they will not be in the league next season, it has been an iconic venue over the years. Hope to see some of the lads about and we would welcome any of them to us. Echoed from this quarter......we do hope that Ian and Stella don't get rid of the table, as knowing the Railway's tendency towards "bounce-backability" a new team will emerge a year or two hence. And of course we'd be up again for the Christmas session of 31's, all being well. |
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. Firstly, Adam played blooming well to get the break back from a loaded table and yes Bill was unlucky.
. Not a lot to say really though to have the closest ball decided by paper-scissors-rock is a new one on me, and they never asked if I minded, (which I didn't 
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