Herewith the Dover,
Deal & District Bar
Billiards League
report for this week:-
Summer league Results:
Group One: Plough &
Harrow, Bridge 5
Brickmakers Arms B 1.
Brickmakers Arms A 2
P&H Tilmanstone A 4.
Group Two: P&H
Tilmanstone B 3 Magnet
A 3. Magnet B 2 Market
Inn 4.
Tables:
Group A: 1, P&H Bridge
(P 3, Pts 21), 2,
Brickmakers Arms B (3,
12), 3, P&H
Tilmanstone A (3, 11),
4, Brickmakers Arms A
(3, 4).
Group B: 1, Magnet A
(3, 17), 2, Market Inn
(3, 15), 3, P&H
Tilmanstone B (3, 11),
4, Magnet B (3, 5).
In the Dover, Deal &
District Bar Billiards
League, the Plough &
Harrow, Bridge won 5-1
at home to the
Brickmakers Arms B, to
retain a healthy lead
in Group One. Ian
Dennett (7,550) and
Keith Symes (4,020)
won either side of a
Brickies victory for
Ricky Cowdrey (3,980).
All the doubles went
to the Bridge side via
Keith Symes & Dennett
(3,760), Baz Symes &
Keith Symes (5,260)
and Dennett & Baz
Symes (5,470).
The Plough & Harrow A,
Tilmanstone won 5-1
away to the
Brickmakers Arms A.
Craig Lancaster
(2,740) put the Deal
side ahead, before
Plough success for
Brian Carpenter
(2,740) and Karen Keen
(2,940). Chris Gent &
Ann Garlinge (1,850)
took the first doubles
for the Brickies to
level the scores, but
Carpenter & Ann Keen
(3,520) and Ann Keen &
Karen Keen (3,790)
gained the remaining
legs for the match.
In Group Two, the
Plough & Harrow B,
Tilmanstone drew 3-3
at home to the Magnet
A. Ian Jamieson
(1,520) put the Plough
ahead, but Mike
Callanan (2,490) and
John Higgens (3,420)
both won for the
Magnet A. Jamieson &
Harry Pearson (2,080)
levelled, Lin Callanan
& Mike Callanan
(3,130) regained the
Magnet lead, and
finally Pearson & Ron
Beer (3,710) forced
the draw, with Pearson
hitting a 1,720 break.
The Market Inn won 4-2
away to the Magnet B,
despite a shaky start.
Shirley Cowdrey
(2,450) and Tanya
Philpott (1,280) gave
the Magnet B an early
lead, before Derek
Latham (3,860) won for
the Market Inn. Latham
& Dave Carliell
(2,930) levelled the
match in the first
doubles, Craig Carlson
& Latham (5,420) put
the visitors ahead,
and Carliell & Carlson
(2,820) gained the
last leg and the
match.
