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Post by Chris_Sav on Nov 11, 2022 20:27:12 GMT
Last year's links seem to be working for this year Kevin Tunstall & Martin Cole (WOR) 6,180 2,190 8,370
A12
Chris Cox & Krystal Black (BRI) 5,510 6,470 11,980 First big surprise!
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Post by Chris_Sav on Nov 11, 2022 21:18:33 GMT
And another in round 2
Gary Evans & Kevin Charlton (WS) 11,480 3,530 15,010
C8
Nigel Senior & Trevor Gallienne (NFA) 2,240 6,800 9,040
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Post by billiardsmichael on Nov 11, 2022 22:37:17 GMT
Doubles Last 16 line up (played Sat @ 4pm)
Evans/Charlton (WS) v Higgins/Barnett (WOR)
Mepham/Osbourne (BRI) v Malorey/Malorey (J)
Powell/Robbins (SUR) v Cox/Beck (BRI)
Cunningham/Jenner (SUS) v Wilson/Balchin (RED)
Bush/Bush (G) v Jeanne/Pallot (J)
Jones/Slade (BUCKS) v Tupper/Barbet (NFA)
Reeves/Jukes (NFA) v Driver/Trafford (NFA)
Knight/Oakley (BRI) v Balchin/Slee (SUR)
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Post by billiardsmichael on Nov 12, 2022 21:31:50 GMT
DOUBLES FINAL - live updates: Stuart Mepham/Phil Osbourne v Matt Jones/Cliff Slade (4 legs) 2150 start
Dice roll one by: Stuart/Phil (4v1)
Breaking first: Matt/Cliff
Leg 1:
Cliff 1140
Phil 0
Matt 330
Stuart 1270 (gets break back with superb shot to clear the ball behind the 10)
M/C 1470 - 1270 P/S
Cliff 140
Phil WP playing ball in front of 10
Matt Miss playing same ball as Phil Stuart Miss - strange one, just got his line wrong
MC 1610-1270 PS
Cliff 160
Phil 90
Matt 250
Stuart 0
MC 1920-1360 PS
Cliff 90
Phil 160
Matt 3960 (get break back quickly)
BAR & FINAL BALL Cliff 100
MC 6070-1520 PS MC win leg
LEG 2 - MC lead 1-0 and agg by 4550
Stuart 1150 missed 50-30
Matt 130
Phil 60
Cliff Miss
MC 130-1210 PS Stuart 1740 (fortune ball in the 100 but Stuart gets the break back)
Matt 8260 and tap (efficient clear to get break back)
Phil 50
Cliff 0
MC 8390-3000 PS Stuart 0
Matt 190
BAR & LAST BALL Stuart 100
MC 8580-3100 PS MC win leg
Score after two legs: MC 14,650-4,620 PS
LEG 3 - MC lead 2-0 and agg by 10,030
Matt 9710 and tap, the leg and the title!
Having won the doubles two times previously, Matt Jones and Cliff Slade are now three time champions. Many congratulations! They thoroughly deserved it after an outstanding display by Matt Jones who put together three faultless breaks to take home the title.
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Post by billiardsmichael on Nov 12, 2022 23:03:29 GMT
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Post by Chris_Sav on Nov 13, 2022 8:33:20 GMT
Link in first post works.
Would not like to be on sheet 4 of last 64, wow!!
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Post by billiardsmichael on Nov 13, 2022 8:34:04 GMT
Link in first post works.
Would not like to be on sheet 4 of last 64, wow!!
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Post by Chris_Sav on Nov 13, 2022 19:11:31 GMT
Partisan final guaranteed! Guernsey vs mainland
Odd scores in the KT vs Curt quarter final? big break lost?
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Post by Chunky Monkey on Nov 13, 2022 19:21:07 GMT
Partisan final guaranteed! Guernsey vs mainland
Odd scores in the KT vs Curt quarter final? big break lost?
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Post by Chris_Sav on Nov 13, 2022 19:28:39 GMT
Ta,
Result sheet makes it look like KT's 20k was second leg, couldn't see that facing no score.
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Post by billiardsmichael on Nov 13, 2022 20:32:08 GMT
WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL - and it's liiiiiiiiveeee Trevor Gallienne v Kevin Tunstall Starts at 2045, two legs. Dice roll won by: Kevin (2-1) Breaking first: Trevor Markers: Bob Hall & Mark Tunstall (nee Trafford) Leg 1: Trevor 740 Kevin 100 T WP K 60
A slow start as Trevor loses it down the back of the table on a 50-30, but he now has the break back T Miss (1k up,2k up - all very clean here but a 100-30 goes wrong with the 100 rrimming out and then missed.)
K 130 (struggling to get the break back)
T WP (OH NO! Trev clears the balls up but the peg is over! KT is given the break!)
K 8320 (attempted 10 split goes wrong as the white is left short, but a brilliant clear and KT is back on the break. 3k up and 100 splits are flying in here - KT building a lead with his break still to come. 5k is up as KT tits to himself as he left himself a 10 split, no issue though. 8k up and the tap tapping )
BAR T 500 mops up the last few balls TG 1240 - 8510 KT
Leg 2:
K 6050 (a perfect 3k so far. 6k perfectly and tap - it's over as a contest now)
T 10900 (a lovely clear from Trev and he'll now aim to play it out. 3k up, it's a beautiful break but sadly it's coming too late. 6k up, Trev takes the lead in the leg but the bar isn't far off now. 9k mark comes up for the matches high break, Trev is playing a great pace while maintaining his nerve, 10k is up but the bar goes)
TG 10900-6050 KT
TOTAL:
TG 12,140-14,560 KT
Kevin Tunstall is a seven-time world champion - a super display from the all-time great as he took control as soon as he got the break in the first leg. His break in the second leg was perfect and he tapped up when he'd made it to safety. Trevor fought back galently with a beautiful 10k with a wonderful array of shots around the 50 hole but in the end KT was the deserved winner.
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Post by racehorse on Nov 13, 2022 20:35:10 GMT
Thank you for the updates. Know many people are struggling to access that link with live scores. How did the plate go?
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Post by Chris_Sav on Nov 13, 2022 20:44:31 GMT
Thank you for the updates. Know many people are struggling to access that link with live scores. How did the plate go?
Fitz won it
Andy Burns (REA) 2,870 970 3,840
PG12
Gerry Fitzjohn (KENT) 1,880 3470 5,350
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Post by barbelman on Nov 14, 2022 4:48:20 GMT
WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL - and it's liiiiiiiiveeee Trevor Gallienne v Kevin Tunstall
TOTAL:
TG 12,140-14,560 KT
Kevin Tunstall is a seven-time world champion - a super display from the all-time great as he took control as soon as he got the break in the first leg. His break in the second leg was perfect and he tapped up when he'd made it to safety. Trevor fought back galently with a beautiful 10k with a wonderful array of shots around the 50 hole but in the end KT was the deserved winner.
Well done Kevin…some great games along the way! (thanks for the updates Michael) Tony |
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Post by bigtj on Nov 14, 2022 7:14:51 GMT
Well done to Kevin on his 7th win and well done to Trevor for making the final again
Well done to the two semi-finalists Matt Knight and Ian Champion who both had an excellent tournament.
Thank you to the admin and organising team for a great wellrun weekend and hopefully many more to come
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Post by tommo III on Nov 14, 2022 20:45:19 GMT
Indebted to BilliardsMichael for his on-the-spot updates - the most impressive running commentary since 1996 when Steve Mariner stood on a chair amidst a packed house and delivered a ball-by-ball one. I will put a full transcript up eventually (together with scores) to keep the sequence going, but at least I can now do this at leisure..... Meanwhile, I have been able to update the Timeline, thus: docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vR5zfwhzeijSVkeGgjIsysMIVg6XYOkaLrF25N7jgTlTDR-P4-ZD8AM1QajD4jElr8RuPx1QSFnMf-q/pubSo, what of the weekend? Firstly, congratulations to the G.O.A.T. for his SEVENTH win: Three awesome scores (a 19k and two 20ks) to lead up to a final in which he touched up in the second leg early enough a) to put the result beyond doubt whilst b) allowing gallant runner-up Trevor to make a crowd-pleasing 10k break to finish. Secondly thanks to the organisers, particularly Sean and Graeme on the desk, for ensuring the event ran like clockwork. And Nigel Ryall for the tables, although he will be delegating this role for the future. Hotel was comfortable and all the food delicious. Well done to all the other achievers of the weekend, with Guernsey noticeably punching above their weight, and for others who managed to provide some bar billiards non-related highlights, including the karaoke (more of this below) and a certain marker who set a 'first' by falling asleep before headbutting the side of the table which felled the black peg with a break in progress!  Finally, it was great for me to go along under the wing of the Redhill Mob for the first time - many thanks to organiser Gary, and as it turned out I was in illustrious company as Jones, Jukes, Robbins and late replacement Martin Greenway all won their groups and were joined in the Last 64 by John Slee, D.C. and Anita, with Sleezy going on to make Quarter-finalist. And there was relative success in the World Pairs too, with Slee and Jim Balchin making the quarter-finals and Gary and Colin making the Semis. Oh, and back to the karaoke - some of these guys could really sing.......I won't mention them all, but if I had to pick three I'd go for (in no particular order) Curt 'Vanilla Ice' Driver, Robbie 'Williams' Mackenzie and Joe 'Jarvis Cocker' Oakley. And honourable mention for Ashley in his Tyrannosaurus Rex get-up which was scary and hilarious at the same time.  |
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