Carpenter and Owen triumph.Byline: Neil Collett HOME pair Ross Owen and Phil Carpenter won the Molson Coors-sponsored Harlequins Men's Open Pairs Tournament last weekend and in doing so lifted the trophy, silver salvers and a pounds 500 cheque. In their semi-final they overcame David L Davies (Merthyr West End) and Steve Jackson Steve Jackson can refer to:
The other semi was a one-sided encounter where Troedyrhiw's David K Jones and Lee Morgan Lee Morgan (10 July, 1938 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania - 19 February, 1972 in New York City) was an American hard bop trumpeter. Life and career Morgan was a jazz prodigy, first picking up the trumpet on about the age of thirteeen or so, after developing an interest in proved far too strong for the Guest Memorial duo of Nathan Scoot and Aeron Guess, the latter conceding when trailing 22-2. In the final, Owen and Carpenter again started well, building a 21-7 lead after 11 ends, with Owen bowling particularly well. The Troedyrhiw pair did respond reducing the lead to eight shots, but Owen and Carpenter held on to win 27-20. The WBA's national club championship, the Carruthers Shield, reaches its climax on Saturday when the last four teams from an original entry of almost 300 each hope to be crowned the champion club of Wales for 2009. Both semi-finals (9.30am) and final (2pm approx) will once again be hosted by Llandrindod Wells Llandrindod Wells Town (pop., 1991: 4,362), administrative centre of Powys county, historic county of Radnorshire, eastern Wales. Its medicinal waters were first discovered c. 1696, and in the 19th century it became a popular spa. BC where the favourites to win the title are six-times champions Pontrhydyfen, who'll face the 2007 winners Ely Valley. The other semi-final sees Tenby play Aberdare Harlequins. Quarter-final results: Tenby 96, bt Troedyrhiw 60; Aberdare Harlequins 83, bt Beaufort 64; Ely Valley 76, bt Brynhyfryd (Carms) 75; and Pontrhydyfen 97, bt Havelock have·lock n. A cloth covering for a cap, having a flap to cover and protect the back of the neck. [After Sir Henry Havelock (1795-1857), British soldier.] Noun 1. Park 66. The WBA's selectors have named the team to represent Wales in this season's British Isles Junior International Series which will be played on September 5-6 at Llandrindod Wells BC. Team manager: Phil Young (Pontardawe), Captain: Ryan Mounstephen (Penhill). Rink 1 - L) Luke Guymer (Tenby), 2) Tom Hancock (Pontyclun Athletic), 3) Owain Davies (BSC (Binary Synchronous Communications) See bisync. Landore) & Sk) Paul Taylor (Bridgend); Rink 2 - L) Daniel Salmon (Whitchurch), 2) Paul Williams (Machen), 3) Mark Thomas (Ystradfechan) & Sk) Andrew Hopkins (Resolven); Rink 3 - L) Mike Hill (Penhill), 2) Chris Prosser* (Aberdare Harlequins), 3) Nick Evans* (Kerry) & Sk) Ryan Mountstephen (Penhill); Rink 4 - L) Carl Wood (Gilfach Bargoed), 2) David Wright (Barry Romilly), 3) Ross Davies (Ammanford Park) & Gavin Abraham (Newport Athletic); Rink 5 - L) Damian Doubler (Penylan), 2) Owain Dando (Brynmawr), 3) Jon Evans (Merthyr West End) & Sk) Gareth Sims (Llandrindod Wells); and Rink 6 - L) Chris Lewis* (Llandrindod Wells), 2) Adam Jones (Gilfach Goch), 3) Chris Keating (Aberdare Harlequins) & Sk) Martin Jones (Ferndale). Reserves: Aled Howells (Ammanford Park) & Rhys Fielding* (Pontyclun Athletic). * denotes new cap. |
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