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Cockburn win the best game of the round in an absolute nail
biter. Two great sides do the business and it all ends up a draw.
Doubleview PowerHouse destroy Victoria Park. OH BOY !! not as easy a dinner
for The PowerHouse as we thought.
Some of the One Red Victoria Park 16 have a dip and just fall short. They still
retain a chance of avoiding demotion with only 6 points between them and Osborne
Park
Melville Magic come to play and get the points as we all expected.
The Bedford Bulls win!!!--and another unbeleivable scoreline between these two
teams where there has been a shot the difference in three of their last four
games
Wanneroo do the job in a thriller to win by one shot. A good win considereing
how hard Yokine are to beat at home. lets
give
Yokine
full
credit
for
their
wonderful
effort and all I can say is thank god we have a bottom side with this much pluck
their performance again says to the
bowling world that they are
no
easy
beats.
BEDFORD QUOTE
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The tipster had a good round with his tips.
Doubleview DEF Victoria Park
Wanneroo DEF Yokine
Bedford DEF
Osborne Park
Cockburn DEF Cambridge
Melville Def Leeming
Five winners for the round.
| Club | Played | Won | lost | Draw | rinks | for | Against | Points | % |
| Cambridge | 12 | 9 | 3 | 27** | 977 | 879 | 66 .0 | 111.98 | |
| Doubleview | 12 | 9 | 3 | 26* | 931 | 899 | 62 .5 | 103.55 | |
| Bedford | 12 | 8 | 4 | 28*** | 883 | 795 | 61 .5 | 110 .22 | |
| Cockburn | 12 | 8 | 4 | 24**** | 930 | 898 | 57.0 | 103.56 | |
| Melville | 12 | 7 | 5 | 28** | 939 | 866 | 57 .0 | 108.42 | |
| Wanneroo | 12 | 8 | 4 | 24* | 856 | 853 | 56 .5 | 100.42 | |
| Leeming | 12 | 6 | 7 | 22 | 940 | 925 | 46.00 | 101.62 | |
| Ossy Park | 12 | 3 | 9 | 19** | 918 | 955 | 32.0 | 96.11 | |
| Vic Park | 12 | 2 | 10 | 18 | 915 | 994 | 26.00 | 92.05 | |
| Yokine | 12 | 0 | 12 | 15* | 819 | 1009 | 15.5 | 81.11 | |
* Rink Draws...4 Points for win / 2 Points draw / 1 point rink win / *1/2 point rink draw.
February 12, 2006
Bedford (5) beatOsborne Park(3) ..........76/
75..
This was always a danger game for Bedford and the score shows that the Bedford
Bulls are showing chinks in their armour. Little cracks are starting
to surface. Wings Evans, Bill Galloway and Daniel Trewhella have made the Bulls
more than aware how the Bedford Bulls are traveling at the moment and perhaps
the Bulls are slip sliding away, Their wins recently have not been impressive.
The Jones Boy and his rink are now tasting defeat on a regular basis, three
straight losses.!!! From the best rink in the competition a month ago,
welllllllll,
Pieter Harris
loses an important game, and Lance Strahan gets done. What now for the Bulls
who it seems are struggling and not the team of the first round.
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The Jones Boy { skip}, B. Richardson. Paul Hunter,
J. Carlsen-----14
D. Trewhella {skip}, P. Caffell, J. Tyrer.P.Fair------------------------18
The Jones Boy and his rink went at it hammer
and tongs and we saw Daniel Trewhella under the pump 5/13 down after the
12th
end..
In
most
cases this is the end of
the penny section.
Daniel Trewhella and his boys said NO!!!! we
are better than that, and went on to win the next 8 ends in a row to record
an easy 18/14 victory.
Best for Bedford, third Bill Richardson
Best for O.P leader Paul Fair
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P. Harris {skip} B. Gartrell,
M.Illich ,K. Manton...................21
B. Galloway {skip} I. Payne, G. Nicol, F.
Carbone..................23
Bill Galloway and his rink are the best performed rink at O.P and played
the best rink at Bedford, and also the overall best in the One Red division
till today.
This was a pretty good contest
up till the 11th end where Pieter was 11/10 in front, from there on, things
went well for Bill Galloway picking up a 6 and a 2 to lead 18/11. Lots of
hard work ahead for Pieter Harris's rink, and work they did to charge their
way back into the contest picking up a 2,4,2,1 to lead 20/18. However that
was the end of the game as Bill Galloway's boys steadied to win 23/21 in
a great contest.
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S.Bainbridge {skip}, J. Trewhella, M. Lemos, M.
Trewhella--------26
J. Goddard{skip},J. Coleman ,C.Guelfi, G. King---------------------13
The win by Stu Bainbridge, John Trewhella, Mel
Lemos and Mat Trewhella against the normally hard to beat John Goddard was
the most important win they have had this year.
Stu and the boys got away to a poor start and found themselves 2/9 down
after 5 ends and things looking grim. Better things were waiting for his
rink and they found their way back into the game to be 9/9 on the 10th end.
The next 11 ends saw them charge away to record a significant win grabbing
9 shots in the last three ends to be the major reason for the Bulls victory.
All players in the rink fired, in an even performance.
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Lance Strahan {skip}, N.Minchin. S.Shaw, K. Collins-------------------15
G. Evans (skip),P.Pendergast, F. DeGuiseppe,
J. Edwards. ------------21
A very hard fought game as these two sides were
hard at it, nothing in it at the 9th end 8/8 apeice. The 14th end saw Wings
Evans and his rink start to get an edge 
and were never headed from that point
on picking up 3,1,1,0,2,4, along the way and holding Lance's rink to three
singles to win 21/15. Perhaps the most important area in this losing rink
was on the last end and the aggregate looking lost. Third, Neil Minchin played
two of the best draw shots that he could wish for to help win the aggregate
for
Bedford.
Paul Pendergast Osborne Park (pictured) doing well at his new club
Doubleview (8) DEF Victoria
park (0 )...........91/
69....
As expected the PowerHouse won handsomely on the main scoreboard but did meet
with some resistance
The big winner for the PowerHouse was Pat Buller's rink who set this victory
up with a very good win against Mark Simpson 27/14.
John Slavich notched up another win at the expense of Steve Withers 23/18.
Robbie Ball just got over the line in his battle with Rooster Wishart 20/18
Kyle McIroy also getting there narrowly against Justin Opie 21/19.
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Wanneroo (7) DEF Yokine (1)...............82/81...
We thought this would be a danger game for the Roo Boys and it was a very
close shave. They had a good lead on the major score board and at one stage
they led by more than twenty shots. As other good sides have found out, coming
to play at Yokine is no stroll in the park and once again we were to see
Yokine make their opponents fight hard to win.
The game was played on grass and we saw Clive Adams's rink jump out to a
very good lead of 21/8 against Tony Kay, only to see it whittled away to
the final
score of 23/20.
Geoff Ellis's rink
had a horror game and found themselves 6/21 down against Adrian Feltham,
Trevor Braugham, Carpenter and John Bills. The front three for Adrian's rink
were outstanding and just kept piling their bowls on the jack. Things were
desperate
For Geoff
Ellis's rink and finally his boys came good to bring respectability to the
score board to lose 15/23. Without this fightback Wanneroo could forget about
the rest of the season in terms of finals.
Ron Bates and his rink got away to flyer against Sid McCann to lead 11/3
and get up to 18/9 and Graham Adamini was playing a great game as leader
and doing it nicely for the Roo Boys, however the Yokine spirit
came
to the
party to fight back. The Bates led rink survived the very strong challenge and
won 21/19
Stein Davies drew the short straw by having to play Yokines best rink, Alan
Davis's boys who have had a very good season so far.
Alan Davis had a handy lead 13/9, and looking set for another victory fell
short of accomplishing that. It was a most important win for Stein
Davies and Wanneroo in his win 23/19.
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Melville(7) beat Leeming (1)..................86/73...
Melville Magic win as we thought they would but what we did not expect was
the huge rink win of Jeff Hall against a revamped Rhett Butler line up.
What bought about the team changes as far as thirds went, I am not sure but
it certainly backfired, Jeff Richards made his debut for leeming and he might
have wished
that it
was a week later.
Jeff Hall and his rink of Kiran Cousens, Chris Jones and
Ron Andrew have had a magic season and certainly are one of the best rinks
going around in One Red
Jon Sharp's rink bounced back after last weeks big loss with a handy 22/15
against Bruce Edwards.
Steve Hughes would now know how hard it is to be a skipper, it is only early
days for him in that role. Anthony Provost beating him 25/8
Cameron Girvan is one of the major success stories of the season as he and
team mates continue on their merry way winning yet another game, this time
against Wayne Heldt 24/18.
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Cockburn (5 ) Cambridge (3)
...................84/
84....
What a great contest, Cockburn show they are back in business and doing it at
the
right
time of the season winning on three rinks to show they are tough to beat and
have now won their last five straight. Cambridge would be happy coming away with
3 points and an almost win.
Cockburn have survived by the narrowest of margins. Scotty Edmonds who has been
a bit of a revelation in his role as skipper and getting the best out of this
under performing rink since taking over from John Rainoldi was holding four on
the last end and needed to draw one more shot to win the game for the Cambridge
Knights was unable to do so. His rink accounted for a disappointing Joe Galipo
led rink 28/14
Scotty Edmonds Cambridge (pictured) doing a great job since taking on the skippers
job
The other Cockburn rinks showed they are so hard to beat with good performances
from Steve Srhoy who beat Brian Katunarich 26/16
Russell Hughes fresh from his brilliant display when he won the Best From The
West on friday, night snuck over the line defeating Ron Stockton 24/22.
Daniel Brown beat the top rink at Cambridge that of Trystan Smallacombe by another
small margin 20/18.
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