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A.B. Coaches Two Wood Triples Tournament. The A B Coaches Men's 2 wood triples was won for the 3rd time by B Lee G Warren D Singleton who finished with 18 points and a shot difference of + 44. The comp was poorly supported with only 12 teams and is in danger of not being held next year unless things improve. National Triples at Torbay. L Roberts, R Moore, M Raggett took on a triple from Plymouth skipped by S Evans.The Torbay triple lost out 16-17 on the last end.
B Lee, G Warren, D Singleton played against G Mahony, R Binmore and T Pipe from Honiton. The scores were level @ 17 but the Torbay lads got the shot they needed on the 18th to win 15-14.
L Roberts, R Honeywell, T Berry and G Warren played away at Bodmin in the Westsport trophy versus Cornwall. A good all round game saw them win easily and help Devon to a +65 shot difference to be carried forward to the next game to be played at Torbay later in the season. National Fours. R Condon, P Hackett, D Summers, A Bowden won 21 - 11 against a rink skipped by Griff Sanders of Torquay IBC. National Triples. John Read, Duncan Summers and Derek Singleton won 20 - 17 against the team of J. Pitson. Seniors O50 Triples. Ron Basnett, Graham Warren and Roy Johnson lost 21 - 17 to Bill Davis, Mike Dyer and Kevin Phillips of Exonia. Seniors O60 Singles Competition. Ron Basnett beat Pete Hutchins 23-10 Over 50' triples at Exonia R Basnett, G Warren, R Johnson lost 17-21 to W Davis, M Dyre and K Phillips National triples @ Torbay John Read, Duncan Summers ( subbing for Graham Warren) Derek Singleton beat R. Phillips, T. Woolacott, J. Pitson 20-17 LIBERTY TROPHY. "It Beggars Belief." Derek gave an outstanding performance during the recent trials for the Liberty Trophy team and, yet again, he has been overlooked for team selection - whilst players who gave a lesser performance got in ahead of him. Our club is of the view that there is something seriously amiss in the selection process. "It beggars belief that a bowler of his talent has been overlooked again by the Liberty selectors. and yet players who did not have such a good trial or even turn up got in the squad before him." "Whatever Derrick had to do, he did, and he was on fire," said Warren It seems to be the case that it's who you know, rather than what you do, that settles the selection of players. DCIBA PLEASE TAKE NOTE!
Last revised: 18th January 2010
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