Wednesday, 15th May, 1991. THE TEESDALE MERCURY 1 1 ATHLETICS to be made to cover the number GOLF of tee shirts and medals to be Elizabeth does Personal bests delivered. United proud to have done the double Pub and Club teams are still Keith Waine's her best ever recorded in being invited to enter for the in two events new local team prize. A trophy 43 points earns Elizabeth Kipling returned promising start sponsored by Mr. Peter Brenkley home to East Roods, Boldron, is open to non-athletic, non affil- him Rose Bowl on Monday from the European liated teams, so hopefuls are Keith Waine won the Tom Modern Pentathlon champion­ to the season advised to get their pub and club Errington Rose Bowl at Barnard ships in Sofia, Bulgaria. Personal best times were team entries in promptly for the Castle Golf Club when he She took part in five disci­ recorded by a number of 10 mile event. returned an excellent Stableford plines - running, swimming, Teesdale A.C. runners at the score of 43 points. shooting, fencing and riding. She first NYSD track meeting of the Ruth wins again Roger Beadle also played achieved a personal best in two season held at Clairville extremely well to finish with 42 of them — swimming and shoot­ Athletic Ruth Williams from points and take second place. Stadium. West View, Gainford, had anoth­ ing. In the 1500 metres Amanda Sharing third spot were Dave Her team finished fourth over­ er successful weekend at the j Mounter and Ken Morris each Gibson finished in 5 mins. 27 Northern Women's League com­ all and individually she was in secs, in the girls’ race, a person­ I with 41 points. 17th place. petitions at Stretforth, Man­ E. Brown, G.W. Herron and R. al best time. In the intermedi­ chester. Elizabeth, who is in the sixth ates’ race came another personal Hindmarch came next, all with form at Teesdale School, is the She came first in the 400m, 40 points. There was a huge best, this time by Elaine Raw in beating her nearest rival by current Under 21 champion and 5 mins. 16 secs. She was fol­ entry of 124 for this competition. finished fifth in last year’s three seconds. She also won the In the first monthly bogey of lowed home by Carolyn Bray in long-jump. British open championships. She 5 mins. 47 secs. the season the winner was P. She came second in 100m and represented England at last In the 800 metre races three Cuthbertson with a superb score year's world championships in more personal bests were anchored the 4x400m relay team of 7 up. He was followed by R. Hungary. achieved by Martin Armitage in into 2nd place. Beadle and T. Powell, both 5 up; the colts’ race and Tom Deacon - J. Heckley 4 up; J. Bower, W. PIGEONS and Ian Armitage in the boys’ This is Cockfield United But the final match proved a man move May completed his Boyd, R. Byers, W. Evans and C. race. Martin's time was 2 mins. Men's hockey team after their triumphant sea­ bit of a disappointment, as they hat trick to give Barnard Castle Payne, all 3 up; and Michael Lee team takes 34 secs, for the two lap race, son in which they completed were beaten 4-2 at home by a convincing victory. Brown, P. Hartley and P. Tbm’s time was 2 mins. 33 secs, to be started a fine double, capturing the Barnard Castle Reserves, whom This Saturday night the Jobling, all 2 up. new trophy and Ian's was 2 mins. 41 secs. Any men who would like to Wear Valley Sunday Morning they had beaten 11-0 in the town senior section holds its presenta­ D iv is io n I I championship a few weeks earlier. Results of a race from Six runners took part in the play hockey are invited to go to a tion night at Barnard Castle Captain's medal Eastbourne on Saturday in a an d cup. Phil Hammond put United Cricket Club. There are still a 200 metre races. Leanne meeting at Teesdale Sports In the postponed April medal, W/N wind for Barnard Castle Holliday scored a personal best Centre this Friday at 6.30pm. Manager Laurie Hammond is ahead with a smart header from few tickets left. in the centre with the two tro­ a corner early on, but Paul Lee Lady Captain Sylvia Evans was R.P.S. were: 1, C.Lee & Son with 30.7 secs, in the minor Mr Simon Sutcliffe of Corn first with a good score of 87-19- velocity 1146.07; 2 & 4, Mr & girls' race, followed by Angela Close, Startforth, is hoping to phies being held proudly on equalised with a low shot off a Mrs N. Brunskill 1126.17, either side of him. post. Then Justin Hesp scored Williams the star 68; 2, Caroline Hodgson 78-6-72; Bentley in 35.6 secs, in her first form a new club which will play 1086.65; 3, J. Sheridan & Son In the lineup are Paul Dunn, twice and Paul Lee added anoth­ Barnard Castle Under 12 fin­ 3, Laura Stoddart 99-27-72. in the North East league next & track race. Lisa Whitfield com­ er before Andrew Peairs pulled ished their league fixtures in The difficult Bogie competi­ 1111.93. C. Lee Son won the pleted her race in 32.7 secs, season. Geoff Tennick, Andrew Sams, trophy donated by Mr Keith Laurie Hammond, Andrew one back. style with a 3-0 home win tion was won by Joan Waites another personal best time. There will be a knock about to against Catterick. Both sides minus 4, so she was presented Tarn & Son (Butchers) and all The 3,000 metre races saw start with and then an introduc­ Peairs, Graham Hammond, John Milroy, Philip Hammond, started well with near misses at with the Elsie Arm strong pools. Ken Sanderson finish in 8mins. tory talk during which officers Peter May signs Trophy. Runners up were Susan Staindrop H.S. result from will be elected. David Bainbridge, Russell each end. Andrew Haslam hit 52 secs, followed by Dave Brass Leonard, Gary Longstaff, Wayne the bar. Half-time 0-0. Wilkinson and Joan Raw also Eastbourne: 1 , 2, 3, L. Wooff, in 9 mins. 59 secs. In the senior Mr Sutcliffe said he would off with three with minus 4. They had a com­ Son & Ptn velocities 1268, 1254, welcome players of any standard Peairs and Graham Lamb. The town boys knocked the ladies' race Denise Tun stall did Missing from the team for the Barnard Castle had a good ball about with flowing football. plete tie. 1237; also all pools; 4, C. Crisp 12 mins. 15 secs. and sticks will be provided if Fourteen Barnard Castle & T. Tam 1236. necessary. Anyone who is inter­ final match at which the picture win at home over Rothmans in Neat work by Philip Tinkler and In the long jump Martin was taken were regular captain their final match of the season, Darren Harrison left Scott ladies played at Castle Eden .Armitage recorded 3 metres 88 ested can contact him on (standard scratch 73) in the CRICKET ^ Teesdale 38966 or just go along Kevin Peairs, Alistair Milroy but with nothing at stake it Wardle free on the right to score. cms. In the colts’ section fol­ and Neil Teasdale. Durham County spring meeting, on Friday. never reached the standard seen Andrew Haslam added a second, Swinburn 56 in lowed by Simon Shaw, who John Milroy had a superb sea­ in previous weeks. and John Williams wrapped it when the total playing was 180. achieved 3 m. 51 cms. In the son, cracking in 40 goals for the The Town team pressed from up with another. Result 3-0. Joyce Quilter of Barnard Castle good total, then ^ boys' group Neil Richardson team, and Andrew Peairs was the start, with Peter May always John Williams was named man was first with 86-15-71. To jumped 4 m. 59 cms., again a W inning hands close behind with 37. ready to shoot on sight, and he of the match. receive the cup and medallion bowling is weak personal best. Bridge Club results at Barn­ Laurie Hammond said all the found the target. Under 12 team: S. Rathbone, from the County Captain. Laura Stoddart was second in the In slumping to defeat at home Although the closing date has ard Castle on Friday: N/S 1, Mr players were delighted about the Rothmans were unable to con­ M. Jones, R. Clarke, J. Eccles, on Saturday, Barnard Castle passed entries are still being Harding and Mrs Owen; 2, Mrs double, and their thoughts were trol the Barnard Castle for­ M. Robinson, D. H arrison, S. bronze division with net 77. Eight ladies had a good coach­ showed their lack of depth in taken for the Barnard Castle* Quilter and Mr Horobin; 3, Mr with Eric Gowland, who had wards, and May got his second Wardle, N. Hughes, P. Tinkler, bowling, as Hartle-pool II Meet 10 mile road race and four Byers and Mr Walker. E/W 1, Mr inspired them some years ago. just on the interval. A. Haslam, J. Williams; subs, S. ing session with the pro John Harrison, arranged by the Lady knocked off the 205 runs they mile fun run. Runners should and Mrs Watts; 2, Mr and Mrs They are all now looking for­ The second half began with Jones and J. Walliker. needed in just 43.5 overs. ensure entries are in within the Bateman; 3, Mrs Tossell and ward to next season in the high­ After the game the lads were Captain. the Town men turning on some On a dry but cold day the Hartlepool deserved their vic­ next week as arrangements have Mrs Wilson. er division. good football. From a neat three- presented with trophies as tory. They paced their innings league runners up. They had a ladies played in pairs in the Coronation competition. well and made few unforced brilliant season, collecting 36 errors. points, winning 12 games and Margaret Kennedy and Joyce Quilter had a score of 71.5 and Barnard Castle's bowling is losing two matches to the cham­ slightly weaker than in the past, pions Northallerton. go forward to the next round at Edinburgh. Marjorie Christon their batting is reasonable. They and Sylvia Evans were second, got a steady start, picked up Jamie in fine form 75. speed and had a final flurry. Promising skier J amie On another day the ladies Wallace, 16, has won a major played two competitions - the Ian Swinburn, in excellent OVER 700 OFFICES COUNTRYWIDE prize for being in the fastest club first round of the Birkbeck for form, scored 56 in under two team of four in part of the All the silver players, and Helmer hours. It included eight fours. •DERWENT, THE LENDINGS, STARTFORTH 80 GALGATE, BARNARD CASTLE England ski championships at for bronze players. Overall win­ Captain Mike Stanwix has yet to Silks worth. ner and first in the silver divi­ fail this summer, John Ashworth A well proportioned three bedroomed Deceptively spacious and extremely was in good shape and so was Bungalow occupying a superb site with attractive bay windowed residence Jamie, who lives at Haw­ sion was Caroline Hodgson with thorn Dene, Butterknowle, and a magnificent 72-6-66, a round Justin Hesp, as the town made fantastic open views towards The Bowes close to all amenities. Well propor­ 204-7. Museum and Barnard Castle. The accom­ goes to Staindrop Comp-rehen- to remember. Second and first in tioned gas centrally heated accommo­ Hartlepool lost an early wick­ modation has further potential to provide dation retains some original features. sive School, began skiing four the Helmer was Lillian Sangster et, but Dean Burrows and Jeff a fourth bedroom, if so required. Good Superb family/retirement home. fit years ago and received a grant 98-28-70. Third was Sylvia sized gardens and garage. The centrally Briefly: Entrance Vestibule, Entrance from Teesdale Council to help Evans 91-20-71 on the back nine Lamb were helped by poor wick­ heated accommodation comprises: Hall and Stairs, Sitting Room, with his expenses. from Sheila Gill gar riff 83-12-71. etkeeping, and byes helped the Through Lounge/Dinmg Room, Kitchen, Separate Dining Room, Kitchen, Two m w m run rate. Dean McGarr and Three Bedrooms, Bathroom. Garage. First Floor Bedrooms, Bathroom, David Stanwix had moments Surrounding Gardens. Viewing recom­ Separate W .G Second Floor Bedroom. ■ i n H Bright young players receive awards with the ball but the pitch got mended. View ing highly recomm ended. more difficult for them. Other B arnard Castle F.C. held its Most promising player, Dick bowlers failed to settle. Price: Offers around £1 1 5 ,0 0 0 junior section presentation night Russell Memorial Trophy, M. Lamb scored 103 no. Burrows at Barnard Castle W.M.C. on Rudd; Manager's player, Glaxo went after a stand of 124, Friday, with under 200 players Trophy, N. Gulliver. thanks to a super catch on the FREE VALUATION (without obligation) and parents in the hall. U nder 12: P lay ers of year, run by Stephen Morrell. The officials welcomed Mr. McGarr Bros. Trophy, S. Barnard Castle: J. Ashworth Walter Marshall, chairman of lbw Alsop 21 I. Swinburn c Din 'QUICK SALE REQUIRED' 2 4 STARTFORTH PARK, STARTFORTH Rathbone and D. Harrison; Richmond and District Pol star Players' player of year, R. and T. b Conway 56; M. Stanwix lbw 2 2 PROSPECT PLACE, BARNARD CASTLE Buildings Junior League, Mr. Oliver Trophy, D. Harrison; Most Din 40; D. Stanwix st Rhoden b Recently improved and pleasantly situat­ Clarence Watson president of Din 22; S. Morrell b Din 15; D. Another of these popular Park Homes' ed semi detached house with good sized improved player, Staindrop gardens. Modernised to a high standard the club and Mr. John Lowes, Royal Oak Trophy, S. Wardle; Swinburn st Rhoden b Din 0; J. this particular hom e occupies a pleas­ to include Gas Central Heating, Pert dou­ manager of the senior team. Leading Scorer, Teesdale Lions Hesp not out 20; D. McGarr b ant site on this serviced residential ble glazing and Fitted Kitchen. Briefly: The first presentation was to Trophy, J. Williams; Most Alsop 3; S. Brenkley not out 2; development. Ideal for the First Time Entrance Hall and Stairs, Lounge, Dining the Under 16 players who were promising player, Staindrop extras 25; total — 204 for seven buyer/retiremem at the realistic asking Room, Study/Bedroom, Fitted Kitchen, runners up in the Paddy Wilson Royal Oak Trophy, M. Jones; (55 overs). Bowling: Din 4-52: Utility Room, Ground Floor W .C Two price. Lounge, Dining/Kitchen, Trophy. Mr. Marshall handed Alsop 2-62. Bedrooms, Bathroom. Gardens. Gas Manager's player, Glaxo Trophy, Bathroom, Double Bedroom (with club trophies to all players who A. Haslam. Hartlepool II: D. Burrows c Centra] heating. Part Double Glazing. had completed a full season with wardrobes). Central Heating. Including Carpets. Under 14: Player of year, Morrell b Swinburn 36; G. the team. Phillip Holden Trophy, L. Richardson lbw D. Stanwix 1; J. Mr. Watson presented individ­ Haslam; Players' player of year, Lamb not out 103; A. Din c Quick Sale required hence only £1 9 ,9 5 0 or nearest offer Price: Offers around £5 9 ,0 0 0 ual winners' trophies to the M. Maughan; Most improved Brenkley b McGarr 0; D. Under 11 and Under 12 teams. player, M. Bell; Leading scorer, Akehurst not out 35; extras 30; Mr. Lowes handed over individu­ R.A.O.B. Trophy, P. Gormley; total — 205 for 3. 2 RABY MOOR, BURNTHOUSES 'BAG END’, COTHERSTONE al winners' trophies to the Most promising player, Glaxo Go It was a different story at Under 14 and Under 16 teams. Saltburn earlier. Ian Swinburn A fully modernised, pleasantly situated Deceptively spacious four bedroomed Country Club Trophy, E. Carroll; cottage property with substantial three Mr. Watson thanked commit­ Manager's player, J.A.G. Video made his first senior century in olde worlde properly retaining rip roaring style, and was sup­ bedroomed accommodation. Improved immense charm and character. Quiet tee members for their hard work Trophy, The Team via, M. to a high standard to include: Solid fuel position in picturesque Dales Village. during the season. He gave spe­ Johnson. ported well in a total of 254 for central heating, part double glazing. Comprising: Entrance Vestibule, cial thanks to the four man­ 6 . There is an area o f land to the rear suit­ Sitting Room, Dining Room, Kitchen, agers—Ken Wilson (Under 11), Under 16: Player of year, P. Saltburn never had a chance. able for parking. Briefly: Lounge, Conservatory/Utility Room, Four Phillip Harrison (Under 12), Ashmore; Players' player of year, McGarr was accurate and fast. Dining Room, Fitted Kitchen, Bedrooms, one with en-suite Tbny Thompson (Under 14) and Simpson Bros. Trophy, M. He deserved his 6 for 31 while Bathroom, Three Good Sized Bathroom, Separate W.C. Gardens. Mick Watson (Under 16) for Maughan; Most improved play­ David Stanwix settled into an Bedrooms. Cottage Garden. Rear Yard. Gas Central heating. Barnard Castle their great efforts. He spoke of er, A. Tunstall; Leading scorer, accurate rhythm which foiled Parking Store. O ffice. the need for support for club Rheinhausen Trophy, J. Harle; the batsmen. functions, which were run to Most promising player, Decor help raise money needed to run and Carpet Centre Trophy, C. Barnard Castle II had the bet­ Price: Offers eroufid £39,750 (To Indud# carpet* iftd some curtains) Price: £8 8 ,0 0 0 seven teams. Harrison; Manager's player, ter of a draw against Rcdcar III A highlight came with dona­ J.A.G. Video Trophy, K. Briggs; on Sunday. Ian Swinburn hit 77 6 9 HIGH RIGGS, BARNARD CASTLE NEW HOMES - COCKFIELD tions made by R. A. W. and T. A. Sportsman of year, Alan and was helped in a big stand by Robson, horticulturists, and the Gowling Trophy, A. Rowland. Andrew Beadle. Another of these extremely popular Select development of houses and Decor and Carpet Centre Redcar settled for a draw and semi detached bungalows. No. 69 is a towards the cost of trophies for on an easy-paced pitch. Tom bungalows, built to a high standard by Cartmell lineup comfortable 'easy to run' property th e U nder 11 and U nder 12 Mardon bowled a useful line in a local builder. 2/3 bedrooms, all with which benefits from: Electric Heating, teams. The Cartmell Trophy draw for his spell of left-arm spin and 14- tonight with matches to be year-old Robert Chesman took partial double glazing and good sized economy 7 heating, double glazing, Individual awards were as fol­ lows: played at the Beaconsfield start­ his first wicket. gardens. Briefly: Lounge, Kitchen, garage and gardens, ready now with Under 11: Player of year, ing at 8 p.m. is: Two Double Bedrooms, Bathroom. choice of kitchen and bathroom fit­ n H i l Boothman and Hillery Trophy, R. Ireland v. J. Brough or K. Bowling: D. McGarr 16-4-44-1; Gardens. Garage. Ample Parking. D. Stanwix 17.5-4-73-1; C. Lloyd tings. Colour brochure available from : D. Kidd; Players player of year, Gowland, L. Blackburn v. C. Include carpets. Beaconsfield Trophy, R. Pooley; Pattison, B. Brough v. E. Mullen 4-0-26-0; M. Stanwix 2-0-13-0; I. Bishop Auckland Office. Most improved player, Barnard or B. Spence, N. Robson v. K. Swinburn 4-0-22-1. Castle Fire Brigade Trophy, R. Cotterill, D. Close v. J. Waller, J. Redcar III 6 Barnard Castle Price: Offers around £5 9 ,0 0 0 Prices from only £3 9 ,0 0 0 Hinton; Leading scorers, Clements v. G. Gaskin, J. II. Barnard Castle 207 for 8 (I. Teesdale Lions Trophy, R. Blissett v. G. Hillary or Mac, J. Swinburn 77, A. Beadle 38). 21 GALGATE, BARNARD CAST LE, DL12 8EQ. TEL. (0833) 37088 Sis wick, N. Gulliver, R. Pooley; McDonald v. P. Blackburn. Redcar III 130 for 5.