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Post by iang on Jan 10, 2011 20:28:03 GMT
Plough B 4 V Southwater SC 1
Limeburners 2 V Dun Horse 3
Windmill B 3 V Windmill A 2
Stout House 4 V Holbrook Club 1
Crawley Club 2 V Plough A 3
Mill House 2 V Roffey Club Y 3
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Post by bigjimsilverfox on Jan 11, 2011 23:19:23 GMT
Plough B 4 Southwater Club 1
ALAN Downes 4260 - 890 Matt Senior
Matt off @ 200 ALAN put up 2600 and looked comfortable 1-0
Foxy 6470 - 2030 Jeff Rowe
Jeff off @ 50 I was able to get the balls back 5.8k break 2-0
Gerry Edwards 1580 - 3950 Tom Darkins
Tom opened with 2k Gerry could not get the balls back and Tom added to his total 2-1
Pete Edwards 4690 - 1750 Gordon Ling
Gordon unfortunatly put the break down 4 times ::) nobody likes to see that! Pete soon on the break with a steady 3k 3-1
Jenny Edwards 1380- 1110 Chris Purkis
A game spent mostly at the top end of the table scrappy afair Jennt 170 up with the last ball took her 3 attemps to pot it, Chris had 2 goes at the 200 4-1
Back to winning ways for the Plough ;D
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Post by Deleted on Jan 11, 2011 23:30:04 GMT
Mill House 2 Roffey Y 3
Mill House tasted defeat for the first time this season!
BabyG 1720, Lee Cable 4000 - nice, steady game from Lee
Nick Hayes 4060, John Miller 940 - thought with a name like Miller, John would feel at home here,
But several 'I don't believe it's were uttered, earning him the name of Victor Meldrew
Boball BP, Peter Gibbs 3060 - Pete took a while to get going, Robbie not able to take advantage, but then he caught right up as the bar went, only to leave Peter to mop up with a sequence of 50 shots.
tommo 6380, Dick Cable 1520 - tommo had to knuckle down as Dick was wielding 'Ruby's cue', recognisable from when we both played at the White Hart 40 years ago! 2-2 and set up nicely for a decider.
Jim Broderick BP, Rick Langridge 4930 - Rick played a good, solid game throughout with some bold shots at the right time.
Table not as good as it has been recently, a bit slow, but I had minimal time to set it up as the opponents arrived quite early as I was trying to make the break easier. Ho hum.
Still it was a good evening, with plenty of banter and over the season between our two teams honours are even. 8-)
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Post by Q on Jan 12, 2011 0:10:35 GMT
No Bobble wobble tonight then ;)
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Post by sk1ppy on Jan 12, 2011 8:38:29 GMT
Stout House -v- Holbrook Club
John Tidy 1970 - 1330 S.Hopkins
Scrappy first up game, John was very lucky to win this one as 1k break was pegged by Steve. 1-0
Glyn Owen 8750 - 1120 S.Jones
The score says it all, Glyns 6.5k break was pretty to watch, he's back in form! 2-0
Noggs Newman 2850 - 840 B.Kennedy
A patient game by Keith at the top end was rewarded with the break back 37secs before the bar. 3-0
Twiggy 5150 - 1980 M.Murray
Muzza went of well with 1.5k. Twiggy got the balls back mid game a compiled some table time. 4-0
Gordon Carver 760 - 3240 N.Evans
All that needs to be said is Gordon pegged a 4k break that would have sealed a whitewash. 4-1
Stout House 4 - Holbrook Club 1
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Post by bigjimsilverfox on Jan 12, 2011 9:26:46 GMT
No Bobble wobble tonight then ;) Looks like the wobble was so big it took the Black peg out :o ;D |
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Post by Deleted on Jan 12, 2011 10:34:43 GMT
No Bobble wobble tonight then ;) Looks like the wobble was so big it took the Black peg out :o ;D To be fair to Boball, he was subjected to relentless sledging throughout his game. They tried it too with tommo - but, water off a duck's back! ;D ;D |
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Post by bigjimsilverfox on Jan 12, 2011 16:14:38 GMT
Looks like the wobble was so big it took the Black peg out :o ;D To be fair to Boball, he was subjected to relentless sledging throughout his game. They tried it too with tommo - but, water off a duck's back! ;D ;D Didn`t realize the snow was still in Crawley :o :o ;D |
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Post by Deleted on Jan 12, 2011 18:56:11 GMT
To be fair to Boball, he was subjected to relentless sledging throughout his game. They tried it too with tommo - but, water off a duck's back! ;D ;D Didn`t realize the snow was still in Crawley :o :o ;D It's an Aussie cricketing practise - Adam can explain it to you tonight if you ask him. ;) |
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