I have had a phone call from Mr. Colin Pink, who has arranged
an exhibition match at Hinstock village hall with Stephen
Lee. It will be held on the 23rd of February. There will be
ten or eleven players playing a frame against him, and admission
tickets are £15-00 including a buffet. If anyone is
interested please contact me, or Colin Pink on 01952 550393.
First Division
Normal service resumed this week in our snooker league, although
only four results in from the first division.
Broseley A maintained their push towards regaining the league
title with another good performance against the Anstice A
team at the Anstice club. Broseley took the first four frames
before Keith Blackham snatched the last frame from John Banks
to leave the score line at 4-1 to Broseley.
Bayley E were at home in a local derby match with their Bayley
A side, and although playing very well in this campaign, they
saw the Bayley a side take three of the five points on offer.
A much needed win for the A side as they have been struggling
with their form of late.
Audco A, although winning the match 4-1 found their opposition
tough, with Andy Kendrick having to pot three good balls to
win his frame, and Richard Jags winning by fluking the black
ball against Paul Maxfield. Tom Maxfield played very well
coming from behind with a nice 28 break to take the only frame
of the evening for Bayley F defeating Mick Hughes.
Little Dawley A will be well pleased with their win over
the Maddocks A side. Only Phil Davies and Ian Skelton showed
any form in this match for the Maddocks side who seem to be
having an indifferent season this time around.
Second Division
Coddon A are building an unassailable lead in this division,
and this week was no exception as the Coddon side visited
the Bayley club to play Bayley B, and came away with a 4-1
win. Nick Pearce had a good game with Dan Oliver who knocked
in a 31 break during the match, but the score line was very
close, 56, 52 to Dan.
Second club A played their Second Club B side and came out
4-1 winners to keep up their challenge towards the push for
first division snooker.
Shifnal F lost their impetus this week as the Coddon C side
beat their Shifnal side 4-1 giving the Coddon A side a big
boost towards promotion.
Dawley B played the Maddocks B side this week, at the Dawley
venue, and the match started with Ray Clements playing Wally
Harper. Must have been a good match to watch this, with Wally
losing on a re-spotted black, and the score line, 89 plays
82! The match result ended in a 4-1 win for the Dawley side
with Doug Morrey being the only winner for the Maddocks side.
Minnesota G had a much needed 5-0 win over the Little Dawley
G side to stop themselves becoming adrift in this division.
Wayne Weeks produced a nice 39 break during his game with
Graham Wiley.
Third Division
Comrades A, currently playing at Shifnal, had a good 4-1
win over the Shifnal D team, so you could say in effect it
was like another derby match. Comrades are doing well this
season and the only defeat in this match came when Sanjay
Chauhan beat Mark Jones 58-12 with a nice 25 break during
the frame.
Little Dawley C, although at home to the Audco B side lost
this match 3-2. Gary Walls had a nice 28 break when he Andy
Lycett, 61-27. Little Dawley C remain in fourth position in
this division but due to the byes have a game in hand.
Hadley A continued their impressive form with a closely fought
victory at Anstice B, Kev Whitehead & Ken Booty gave the
Hadley boys a 2-0 lead with victories over Johnny Darrock
& Mick Cahill respectively , however Anstice pulled the
next two frames back , Noel Stones got the better of Tugboat
& George Hammond defeated Al Francis . With the match
tied, Iain Atkinson shaded victory on the black against Billy
Watson to give the Hadley boys a 3-2 victory, gaining some
revenge for their 4-1 defeat in the 1st game of the season.
This report courtesy of Iain Atkinson.
Maddocks D were at home to the Newport British legion this
week and inflicted a 4-1 defeat over the Newport side. Newport’s
form has dipped this season and this result now leaves them
second from bottom in the table.
Alan Turner
Alan.Turner@telfordsnooker.com
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