Murray's Review on One Blue North.
Round Two

November 16, 2005
This week I managed 3/5 correct selections.

The Dalkeith/Nedlands juggernaut turned up at Dalkeith on 16 + second greens on Saturday. The pace of the greens caught several Sorrento players out making life very difficult for team-mates. As we all know 2 vs. 4 players rarely results in a win and on that basis Dalkeith took all the points even though two rinks could have gone either way. Brian Collins and team got a 4 on the last end to tidy the scoreboard against Tony Skorich whom was in brilliant touch whilst Dinko Golem completely overwhelmed John Hammond 29/10. This was something of a surprise because Hammo and his team were in the best 3 performed rinks in One Blue last season.

The other one that I got wrong (but I am not that surprised) was that Cambridge bounced back and trounced Bassendean at home.

Bedford defeated Doubleview as predicted but the result I was surprised at is that Cliff Graybrook and his team were beaten so convincingly. I am not sure what is going on with Cliff at the moment but in his prime he was in the top half dozen players in this State and surely the unluckiest player to have never represented the State.

Morrison Park did a job on Nollamara winning 8-0 away leaving Nollamara without a point in two games. Come on Nollamara you are a better side than that.

Osborne Park easily accounted for Sportsman's but a special mention to new skipper Colin Smith, Mark "Sharkey" McDonald, John Hooper and Mal Gray for a good win over Dante Mariani and his side
Tim Murray