Champs Bedworth in ruthless mood; BOWLS: Blackmore and Lamb lead way as strugglers Dunlop just avoid whitewash: COVENTRY SATURDAY.BEDWORTH A retained the Coventry Saturday League title in emphatic style when they destroyed Dunlop A 13-1. They never looked back after a flying start from Mark Blackmore 21-4 and Clive Lamb 21-5 and it took a battling 21-18 decision by David Smith spared a Dunlop whitewash whitewash, white fluid commonly used as an inexpensive, impermanent coating for walls, fences, stables, and other exterior structures. It varies in composition, being generally a mixture of lime (quicklime), water, flour, salt, glue, and whiting, with other . Copsewood completed their fixtures with a 11-3 and 74 shots victory over Attleborough A. Stuart Perry 21-6 gave the visitors a good start but they could only manage two more from John Willis
David Monroe Edwards 21-5, Barrie Shaw 21-5, Ted Milliner 21-7, Roger Hagan 21-12, Dave Hayward 21-12, Bob Edwards For the article on Canadian newspaperman Bob Edwards, see Robert Chambers Edwards. Robert Alan Edwards (born May 16, 1947 in Louisville, Kentucky) is an award-winning American public radio broadcaster. 21-16, Gavin Palk 21-16 and Craig Wood Craig Wood may refer to:
Atherstone Grove A are also home and dry in Division Two, requiring just one point from their last match to make it mathematically certain after a 12-2 home success over Walsgrave. Ian Cope 21-3 and Kath Marshall 21-5 were their best winners with Barry McMahon 21-16 and Alan Carter Alan Carter (born May, 1966 in Sydney, Australia) is a fictional character from the television series . He was played by Nick Tate. The chief Eagle pilot of Moonbase Alpha, he was on his fourth tour of duty on Moonbase Alpha as Chief pilot when the Moon broke away from Earth 21-17 saving the day for Walsgrave. Second-placed Weddington had just five winners at Bulkington but still won by four shots thanks to a tremendous 21-6 from Matt Fallows. Kenilworth reversed the early-season result against Alvis in winning 10-4 and by 30 shots, with John Dipper 21-7 and George Collett 21-12 the main difference. Lime Tree A won by 24 at home to Haunchwood B thanks to good cards from Ronnie Grayson 21-8, John Davison 21-9, Ken Frost 21-10 and Carol Blakey 21-14. Dunlop B head Division Three by one point from Stoke Coventry B but the pair meet at Stoke in the last match, so the Stokers are favourites. Dunlop beat Standard by 15 shots, with Josie Shepherd 21-7 their top scorer, and Tom Fielding 21-8 and June Holland 21-9 best of four for Standard. Stoke defeated Bell Green by 31 thanks to six winners and a walkover - Debbie Cross 21-6 and Dave Snelson 21-8 taking the honours. Attleborough B won by 44 at home to Copsewood B with Anne Field 21-9, Pat Neale 21-10, Ray Steptoe 21-11 and Vic Harrison 21-11 - Ernie Goddard 21-7 the best of four for the visitors. Griff n. 1. Grasp; reach. A vein of gold ore within one spade's griff. - Holland. 2. (Weaving) An arrangement of parallel bars for lifting the hooked wires which raise the warp threads in a loom for weaving figured goods. have pulled well away from the danger zone, winning 12-3 at Bedworth Ex-Service, with Paul Tonks 21-3, Adam Bell 21-6, Marie Tonks 21-12, Colin Riley 21-14, Natty Tonks 21-14 and Terry Dewis 21-14 swamping the 21-10 contributions of Barry Wood and Hannah Charlton. Division Four winners Windmill could only find 10 players for the trip to Standard B and lost 9-5. Runners-up Bedworth C also suffered a defeat away at Alvis who had Val Roberts 21-4, Tony Winter 21-5, Roy Perry 21-9, Ann High 21-10 and Jan Malin 21-10 top thank for their 42-shots victory. Pauline Neale 21-7 was best of seven Lime Tree winners in a 15-shot success at Coventry Colliery. Division One: Bedworth A 13 Dunlop A 1, Copsewood A 11 Attleborough A 3. Division Two: Kenilworth A 10 Alvis A 4, Foleshill Gas 13 Atherstone Grove B 1, Lime Tree A 9 Haunchwood B 5, Bulkington A 7 Weddington 8, Atherstone Grove A 12 Walsgrave 2, Newdigate B 10 Stockingford A 4. Division Three: Bedworth Ex Service A 3 Griff A 12 , Attleborough B 10 Copsewood B 4, Bell Green 5 Stoke Coventry B 10, Herberts 11 Kenilworth B 3, Dunlop B 10 Standard A 4. Division Four: Coventry Colliery 5 Lime Tree B 10, Potters Green 11 Old Coventrians 3, Alvis B 10 Bedworth C 4, Standard B 9 Windmill 5, Griff B 9 Bedworth Ex Service B 5. Stars under lights SIXTEEN of the region's top bowlers will be bidding for a first prize of pounds 430 tomorrow when Atherstone Grove BC stage the finals of their floodlit flood·light n. 1. Artificial light in an intensely bright and broad beam. 2. A unit that produces a beam of intense light; a flood. tr.v. tournament, sponsored by Barry Tempest Electricals (6pm). The draw is: Matt Horton (Atherstone Cons) v Steve Pratt (Copsewood/King George V), Dane Hopwood (The George, W &W) v Gary Morton (Wilnecote/New Inns), Gary Marsh (King George V / W & W) v Darren Plenderleith (Wilnecote/Sheffield), Keith Anderson (Chadsmoor, Staffs), v Nick Treadwell (Weddington), Matt Aspin (Haunchwood) v Brian Pearson (Stoke Coventry), Stuart Perry (Attleborough) v Jim Robertson (Newdigate), Lynn Pritchatt (Chadsmoor, Staffs) v Paul Lamb (Copsewood/King George V), Lyn Clarke (Old Coventrians/Stockingford v Kit Kitlinski (Bedworth BC). CAPTION(S): BIG WIN... Copsewood's Dave Edwards helped his side to a comfortable win over Attleborough. FLYING START... Bedworth A's Mark Blackmore had a 21-4 victory. |
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