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Post by RP (R.I.P.) on Feb 13, 2011 13:28:48 GMT
Fixtures for February 16th...
Southwater SC 2 Roffey SSC 3
Blue Ship 0 Railway 5
Three Bees 2 Crown Alfold 3
Limeburners Cricketers 1 Stout House Z 4
Dun Horse 5 Springbok Club 0
Stout House A 1 Alfold SC 4
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Post by bigjimsilverfox on Feb 17, 2011 0:01:33 GMT
Limburners Cricketers 1 Stout House Z 4
Billy Hammond 1670 Foxy 6110
Chip Sawter b/p Andy Finn 5810
Brian Goodchild 2250 Richard Plaw 5210
Dick (DAD)Dewdney 4420 Junkie Miller 3090 ::)
Mark Davies 1800 Vern Sparkes 3450
Good evenining with Chip team even took part in the Quiz lol
Nice sarnies n chips and Billys onions too :D
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Post by bobhall on Feb 17, 2011 0:04:41 GMT
Limburners Cricketers 1 Stout House Z 4 Billy Hammond 1670 Foxy 6110 Chip Sawter b/p Andy Finn 5810 Brian Goodchild 2250 Richard Plaw 5210 Dick (DAD)Dewdney 4420 Junkie Miller 3090 ::) Mark Davies 1800 Vern Sparkes 3450 Good evenining with Chip team even took part in the Quiz lol Nice sarnies n chips and Billys onions too :D not bad foxy even limeburners put out someone that has never played i bet the landlord chip sawyer was annoyed to see someone was trying to take his name |
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Post by Dunplaying on Feb 17, 2011 0:39:44 GMT
Dun Horse 5 Springbok Club 0
Stuart Hope 3130 Gary Marshall 2490
Dave Simmons 2680 Ken Nixon 1990
Scott Hope 5520 Bill Hicks 1190
Colin Bolton 2520 Robin Kirkbride 90
Grant Hope 1770 Ron Parsons 720
Five rather scruffy games tonight. Gary played well for the Springbok opening with a break of 1930.
Pleasant evening with a fair bit of chat rounded off with egg & bacon sarnies.
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Post by sk1ppy on Feb 17, 2011 8:10:58 GMT
Stout House A 1 - 4 Alfold Club
A bad day at the office for the Stout team!
Well done to the Alfold boys for handling a suprisingly inconsistent table better than us, a deserved win.
I'll leave the full match run down to Scuba.
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Post by scubafrog on Feb 17, 2011 11:04:52 GMT
Stout House 'A' 1 Alfold SC 4
In response to Skippy's post, it was a good result for Alfold, but it could of gone either way. It was a very tense night as both teams clearly wanted the result. There was good luck and bad for both teams, plus the table was a little quirky so no real advantage for the home team.
Pete 590 Dave 2240
This was a game of mixed fortunes, with Pete not getting the rub of the green. Had he not pegged out several times his score would of been enough to take the game. Dave played well to his credit, kept head down and focused, had to work hard at times, but he got there.
Tony 2740 Garry 1300
Gaz started brightly but left up short allowing Tony to edge in front. Gaz struggled with the bottom of the table, whilst Tony put together decent scores to take the game.
Adam 2340 Malcolm 3550
Both players started well putting 1k on the board, but then the balls found themselves on the bottom cushion and the Major faired better. Both players played decent shots without getting a decent reward, the Major keeping his nerve to secure the point.
Gordy 1660 Trevor 1840
Trevor broke confidently but left balls short on the one up, Gordy did not capitalise. Tension got to both players and things did not really happen. As the bar dropped Trevor had his nose in front but Gordy had the opportunity to take the game only to leave the final 2 balls up, which Trevor dispatched into the pockets to take the game.
John 1750 Robin 4730
Best game of the evening in respect of the highest break going to Robin. Both players played well on a difficult table and John took the lead, however Rob dug out a match winning break of 3K as the bar dropped to kill the game off.
We like the Stout House and respect their players, though a tense evening we still had a bit of banter and appreciated the friendly doubles at the end. Great Sandwiches, not an egg one in sight.
Cheers Guys.
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Post by RP (R.I.P.) on Feb 17, 2011 19:29:24 GMT
Gordy 1660 Trevor 1840 Trevor broke confidently but left balls short on the one up, Gordy did not capitalise. Tension got to both players and things did not really happen. As the bar dropped Trevor had his nose in front but Gordy had the opportunity to take the game only to leave the final 2 balls up, which Trevor dispatched into the pockets to take the game. Otherwise known as a Junkie ;D ;D ;D ;D |
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Post by scubafrog on Feb 18, 2011 11:58:13 GMT
Gordy 1660 Trevor 1840 Trevor broke confidently but left balls short on the one up, Gordy did not capitalise. Tension got to both players and things did not really happen. As the bar dropped Trevor had his nose in front but Gordy had the opportunity to take the game only to leave the final 2 balls up, which Trevor dispatched into the pockets to take the game. Otherwise known as a Junkie ;D ;D ;D ;D I consider it an honour to be put into the same bracket of the fine gentleman :) |
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Post by Bogmeister on Feb 19, 2011 9:41:31 GMT
Blue Ship 0 v Railway 5
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Post by Deleted on Feb 28, 2011 18:17:20 GMT
..........and by a process of elimination,
Southwater SC 2, Roffey SSC 3
and Three Bees 2, Crown 3
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