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Post by BB Warrior on Apr 27, 2008 8:45:22 GMT
Some interesting fixtures in the next series of matches.....
Handcross Z 3 Hurst B 2
Greyhound 3 CKRBL 2
Watermill A 4 Plough 1
Hurst Club 4 Watermill B 1
Windmill 2 White Horse 3
St Francis 4 Sportsman 1 (colour just for Shaun! :P)
Brewers Droops 4 Brewers Bravos 1
With 3 all-Premier games and 3 all-Division 1 games, there could be some close matches. ;)
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Post by TIR on Apr 30, 2008 22:26:24 GMT
Greyhound 3 CKRBL 2
Geoff Fairs 5960 Ted Stringer 2740
Neil Burchell 5820 Peter Edwards 3790
Keith Newsam 3030 Derek Taylor 3790
Trevor Rees 8050 Mark Coles 1990
Peter Burchell 1520 Jenny Edwards 2680
A win for us against strong opposition keeps both teams in the hunt for the league title.
Geoff played a very good opener against Ted.
Neil missed the opening break but was able to get it back later and take full advantage.
Keith and Derek had a very close game with Derek getting the break back late on to play out for a win.
I went off with 5k with Marks reply looking good until he broke down at 1800, from then on it went my way.
Peter lost a 1500 break with a miscue fairly early on and never recovered with Jenny playing a steady game for a deserved win.
A pleasant evening with good company.
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Post by Deleted on Apr 30, 2008 22:43:19 GMT
With the Greyhound's excellent win, things are definitely closing at the top: The leaders could only manage 2pts as well, so only 2pts cover the top three teams, and the Greyhound and Plough are still in touch as they have a game in hand.
Handcross Z 3, Hurst B 2
Alan Downs 2610, John Lear 4850
MrMike007 3330, Darrell Skinner 2200
John Turner 2130, Ian Giffen 1880
Graham Daniels 5030, Chris Kirkham 670
tommo 4460, Steve King 4920
Good game the last one, tommo thought his luck was in when Steve missed the break early on, and set about banking just under 4k. But Steve hauled back the deficit in three breaks, tommo losing the game on his back-of-the-table play.
At least this keeps our old stablemates top with 81pts, and thanks to them for a nice evening (apart from Liverpool losing >:()
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Post by BB Warrior on Apr 30, 2008 22:45:46 GMT
Windmill 2 White Horse 3
Anne Stockinger 1190 - 1850 Jim Quinn
Russell Jennings 1510 - 900 Ian Powell
Jan Hinkins 220 - 1750 Colin Mansfield
Mike White 1650 - 1010 Brian Coleman
Steve Smith 1430 - 2640 Giles Garnett
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Post by specialone on Apr 30, 2008 23:02:05 GMT
Chelsea 3 Liverpool 2
St Francis 4 Sportsman 1
Thespecialone 2540 Sir T 810
Foggers 2320 T Driver 1220
Peter Geal 1060 Gary Foster 1480
Mat Geal 2750 R Driver 570
C Little 2270 Ros 1830
A night of drama tension and glory.
Very sorry for putting my shirt over my head when we scored.
Thehappyone.
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Post by BB Warrior on Apr 30, 2008 23:04:52 GMT
Hurst Club A 4 Watermill B 1
BB Warrior 6280 - B/P Tony Williams
Tony pegged his opening break allowing me to put in a 3k reply. He was also called later in the game for playing a shot before a ball had dropped while I kept the scoreboard ticking over to make sure of the win. 1-0 ;D
The Old Fella 1570 - 2570 Martin Range
Martin hit his highest score this season playing a solid game to level the match with Roy having very little luck. 1-1 :(
Papa Hall 2720 - 1430 Sabina Williams
Sabina played some good shots, although she was also called for playing a shot before a ball had dropped, while Pete never really hit top form but did enough to take the win. 2-1 :)
BB Reaper 10250 - 440 Paul Blackburn
Kevin on fine form with 3 breaks around the 3k mark, keeping Paul off the table for most of the game. Well played Kev! 3-1 ;)
Bobhall 5810 - 770 Gavin Boyd
Gavin found the top a lot faster than the Watermill and put the break down 4 times, Rob was quick to take advantage and put in a very well built 3k break later in the game in his best performance of the year! 4-1 ;D
A good win to keep up our chase on the leading Droops, enjoyable evening ending in a Bobhall Banquet and a game of 31, unusually won by the Reaper.....!! :o ;)
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Post by Ros on Apr 30, 2008 23:22:22 GMT
Chelsea 3 Liverpool 2 St Francis 4 Sportsman 1 Thespecialone 2540 Sir T 810 Foggers 2320 T Driver 1220 Peter Geal 1060 Gary Foster 1480 Mat Geal 2750 R Driver 570 C Little 2270 Ros 1830 A night of drama tension and glory. Very sorry for putting my shirt over my head when we scored. Thehappyone. Beat me to it Shaun! Perhaps not the best of nights to play at a venue with 3 large screens on Sky Sports! ;) It was standing room only at St Francis, it was packed. Most of the drama and tension was thespecialone (wearing an appropriate special one shirt) getting whacked with an enormous red flag while he was playing - it seemed to spur him on ;) I didn't get a thank you for pulling his name out to play most of his game during half time though ::) ;) A great evening with some good conversation after the footie and a lovely spread of sandwiches sausages and chips, more than we could manage to eat :) |
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Post by Chunky Monkey on May 1, 2008 7:30:51 GMT
Bobhall 5810 - 770 Gavin Boyd Gavin found the top a lot faster than the Watermill and put the break down 4 times, Rob was quick to take advantage and put in a very well built 3k break later in the game in his best performance of the year! 4-1 ;D A good win to keep up our chase on the leading Droops, enjoyable evening ending in a Bobhall Banquet and a game of 31, unusually won by the Reaper.....!! :o ;) Well Played Bobhall. was great to watch ;) Thankyou for mentioning i dont win 31 often :'( its not my fault i cant add up and normally hit 32. :o |
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Post by BB Warrior on May 1, 2008 7:46:35 GMT
Well Played Bobhall. was great to watch ;) Thankyou for mentioning i dont win 31 often :'( its not my fault i cant add up and normally hit 32. :o I thought that you usually got to 22........ then miss the shot!!! :P ;D :-* |
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Post by Chunky Monkey on May 1, 2008 9:05:35 GMT
and some times i dont even get as far as that ;D
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Post by theoldfella (R.I.P.) on May 1, 2008 11:49:52 GMT
I've got it this week Tommo
Zeds 3 Hurst B 2 Hurst cling onto top place, Zeds just 2 points behind in third
Greyhound 3 Kleiners 2 The Legion stay in second pleaee, Greyhound just 5 points off the pace in fourth
Watermill A 4 Plough 1 could be Plough's race is run
Hurst Club 4 Watermill B 1 Hurst still in second place
Windmill 2 White Horse 3
Saints 4 Sportsman 1 Saints still grasping the spoon
Droops 4 Bravos 1 Droops in pole position and would be leading the premier by some 7 points
played/won/points
Premier
Hurst B 22/15/81
CKRBL 22/14/80
Zeds 22/13/79
Greyhound 21/14/76
Plough 21/13/72.5
Watermill A 22/11/68
Saints 22/10/65
Div'n 1
Droops 22/18/109
Hurst Club 21/17/100.5
Sportsman 22/8/62.5
White Horse 21/8/60
Windmill 22/3/46.5
Bravos 22/5/46
Watermill B 22/4/40.5
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Post by theoldfella (R.I.P.) on May 1, 2008 11:55:07 GMT
I'm sure it should have read, Legion stay in second place, someone else must have been on my keyboard at the same time as me.
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Post by Deleted on May 1, 2008 13:11:19 GMT
This is how close it is - a more competent performance from tommo and all three teams would have been tied at the top on 80pts. >:( 8-) 8-)
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Post by Sir Jock o The Strap on May 1, 2008 16:11:27 GMT
Brewers Droops 4 Brewers Bravos 1
The Droops stay top for awhile longer!!!!
Jock 'needed another 15 seconds' Jeffrey 3270 Adam 'he's gonna catch me' Bateup 3480 :( :D
Bit of a nightmare game this one, with Adam leading off and then pegging his break, I got the break back in the next shot but only managed a paltry 600, I lead for most of the match until Adam slipped in a 2k+ break, I finally got the break back at the end, but ran out of time, played the table out and sank the last in the 200 but wasn't enough, frustratingly table normally plays around 17 mins but all games averaged around 16 mins last night. 0-1
Andy 'never looked like losing' Farmer Wright 3740 Lynne 'another treble barreled name' Moyes Robb 2140 :D >:(
Closer than it looked this one, Andy lead off but broke down at 1200 or so, Lynne kept the pressure on him throughout the match, but Andy stayed tough and won through it appeared hard work for the big man. 1-1
Lorraine 'that table is playing lovely' Hall 4270 Nicki 'I don't know what I'm doing' Hinkins 370 :D :D :(
Mama Hall proved just too much for the young and upcoming Nicki, who on several occasions asked 'what am I doing' after a shot was missed. Mama Hall played very well on a vastly improving table racking up the highest score of the night thus far. 2-1
Graham 'thats more like it' Sparksman 6240 Dave 'you were lucky this time' Swinbank 1990 :D :D ;D :(
Not to be out done by Mama Hall sparky went off on one in this tie, finally finding some form on the often maligned home top, breaks of 3k and 2k saw off young Swinbank who to his credit didn't do much wrong. 3-1
Colin 'we don't like to see that' Humphrey 3020 Paul 'not another treble barreled name' Moyes Robb 2530 :D :D :D ;D :(
Paul leading of with the break but not hitting much something around the 400 mark I think, Col played well and scored well capitalizing on Paul knocking over more pegs than he wanted too. A good tight tense match this one with Col staying front for most of it. Paul battled hard but to no avail ole noddy was just too good in the end. 4-1
A good night with most of us enjoying the noise created by the resident Liverpool fans in the pub, and of course the one solitary Chelsea one, whom to be fair to him was making more noise than anyone else. :P :P A difficult night to concentrate to be absolutely honest, ??? and as I am a life long Liverpool fan :o :o I found it especially hard going, to not only play, ;) but score :-/ throughout the tense extra time finish. :o No excuses though I had more than enough chances to win. And better the only loser than the only winner I always say. ;) ;)
A great chilli once more laid on from Wendy (I personally managed 4 bowls of it) and the banter and barricking was of top quality, with me on most of the receiving end for change. Top played better than it has done all season, so a big thank you to those persons whom (with only the mildest of threats from the white van man) have elected to leave it alone. Which has allowed those who do know what they are doing to get on and do it. Still whippy at the top end but hey it'll do right? ;D ;D ;D ;D
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Post by bobhall on May 2, 2008 13:17:25 GMT
thanks guys i enjoyed that match i found my tru form that night and i intend to keep playing like this but my thanks go to mama hall who if not i had followed her 50 30 i would have got no where
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Post by iang on May 3, 2008 19:59:07 GMT
With the Greyhound's excellent win, things are definitely closing at the top: The leaders could only manage 2pts as well, so only 2pts cover the top three teams, and the Greyhound and Plough are still in touch as they have a game in hand. Handcross Z 3, Hurst B 2 Alan Downs 2610, John Lear 4850 MrMike007 3330, Darrell Skinner 2200 John Turner 2130, Ian Giffen 1880 Graham Daniels 5030, Chris Kirkham 670 tommo 4460, Steve King 4920 Good game the last one, tommo thought his luck was in when Steve missed the break early on, and set about banking just under 4k. But Steve hauled back the deficit in three breaks, tommo losing the game on his back-of-the-table play. At least this keeps our old stablemates top with 81pts, and thanks to them for a nice evening (apart from Liverpool losing >:() We all thought you were set for an interleague match with a choice of 7 players to choose from. There was plenty of experience on hand to stop from taking the win. I was gutted lossing to JT by just 300 in my usual close games this time it went away from me ;D |
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