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mSJJ Wednesday, 31st August, 1988. THE TEESDALE MERCURY 9 CRICKET DARTS Clever folk who went off 69 by Mike Stanwix puts town on Best ever start to with prizes after show road to an easy surprise double season-hut what VEGETABLES Siswick; 3, M. Hedley. French After 18 games without a vic­ dale. captain David Stanwix, leg- Cabbage round: 1, M. Hedley; beans: 1, R. H. Siswick; 2, B. tory, and rarely looking as if they spinner Alan Jones and the still a terrible result 2, Mrs J. (Birkett; 3, A. Thorn. C. Watson; 3, M. Hedley. Broad Cabbage pointed: 1, W. Nixon; 2, beans: 1 and 2, W. Nixon; 3, R. were capable of one, Barnard injured Lee offered important Barnard Castle team, playing A. Thorn; 3, R. H. Siswick. Cauli­ W. Hunter. Round beetroot: 1 and Castle achieved a worthy Bank su p p o r t. their first Superleague match of flower: 1, R. H. Siswick; 2, M. 2, W. Nixon; 3, M. Hedley. Long Hedley; 3, J. R. Grey. Marrow: beetroot: 1, B. C. Watson; 2, M. Holiday weekend double. John Ashworth and Mike Stan­ the season at Crook, had to suffer They ended the lean run by wix gave the side exactly the right 1, R. W. Hunter; 2, B. C Wat­ Hedley; 3, Mrs A. Bousfield. an 8-1 defeat at the hands of last son. Cucumber: 1 and 2, M. Hed­ sort of start. The middle order all crushing Seaton Carew and then season’s league runners-up. ley; 3, R. W. Hunter. Round Onions from seed: 1, W. Nixon; beat title-chasing Darlington with made important contributions but potatoes: 1 and 3, A. Thorn; 2, 2, R. H. Siswick; 3, M. Hedley. surprising comfort. at 117 for 5 a collapse was still in However, the town men played M. Hedley. Kidney potatoes: 1 and Onions from sets: 1, M. Hedley; 2 and 3, A. Thom. Tomatoes: 1, Ait the coast on Saturday Mike prospect. Johnny Walker and their best ever first match standard 2, W. Nixon; 3, R. W. Hunter. Single potato: 1, (M. Hedley; 2, B. C. Watson; 2, M. Hedley; 3, Stanwix was in determined mood. Gerry Quinn made a nonsense of with a 20.36 team average. Un­ W. Nixon; 3, B. C. Watson. W. Nixon. Shallots: 1 and 2, A. Thorn; 3, R. W. Hunter. Trench His strokeplay grew in fluency and such a notion. They carved the fortunately the draw was not as Peas: 1, W. Nixon; 2, J. D. his 69 included 10 fours. The loss side to a notable five wicket win favourable as in previous seasons. leeks: 1, M. Hedley; 2, B. C. Wat­ Hutchinson; 3, M. Hedley. Runner son. Pot leeks: 1, A. Thom; 2, of the last five wickets for 11 runsi with an over to spare. beans: 1, B. C. Watson; 2, R. H. Crook, who appear to have M. Hedley; 3, B. C. Watson. was all too characteristic of the Seaton Carew v. Barnard Castle: Carrots stump: 1 and 2, B. C. strengthened their team in depth, town's season and 141 did not Barnard Castle—J. Ashworth 4, M. Watson; 3, M. Hedley. Carrots Barry Watson, Dorothy Hedley and Michael Hedley. quite seem enough. Stanwix 69, D. Coates 1, P. Beadle threw excellent darts with Doug long: 1, B. C. Watson; 2, M. Hed­ McCarthy giving a brilliant dis­ ley; 3, Craig Watson. Parsnips: 1, That reckoned without Tony 14, D. Stanwix 7, R. Beadle 2, T. play to record a 3.1.30 average— B. C. Watson; 2 S M. Hedley; 3, Borrowdale, however. He bowled Borowdale 12, A. Lee 0, S. Brenk- R. W. Hunter. Lettuce: 1, 2, 3, his outswingers quickly and ac­ ley 1, J. Arnold 4, A. Jones 0, unfortunately against Andy Lee A. Thom. Celery: 1, M. Hedley; curately, reducing Seaton to 15 extras 27. total 141. Seaton Cartrw who made his best ever start to 2, B. C. Watson. Swedes: 1, M. the season with a 23.46 average. Hedley; 2, A. Thom; 3, W. Nixon. for four. He was well supported 91 all out. Borrowdale 9.5-1-22-6, Vegetable collection: 1, M. Hed­ by Andrew Lee, who was carrying Lee 16-8-33-2, D. Stanwix 8-1-25-2. Commendable performances were ley; 2, R. W. Hunter. Ugliest a multitude of niggling injuries, Barnard Castle won by 50 runs. recorded by Dave Brown (rather vegetable: 1, B. C. Watson; 2 ., M . Hedley; 3, R. W. Hunter. and finished with a haul of 6 for Barnard Castle v. Darlington. unlucky playing in pole position) 29. Darlington 155 all out. T. Borrow- and Garry Gaskin making his FLOWERS Darlington came to Barnard dale 13-2-28-1, A. Lee 8-3-25-1, D. Three gladioli: 1 and 2, A. Superleague debut. Geoff Kirby, Thom. One gladioli: 1 and 2, A. Castle in confident mood. Third Stanwix 7-1-26-2, G. Quinn 16-2-42- however, has to take the individual Thom; 3, W. Nixon. Small dec in the N.Y. and S.D. League B 3, A. Jones 6-0-30-1. Barnard honours for producing the team’s dahlia: 1, B. C. Watson; 2, D. Division, they had every right to Castile—J. Ashworth 25, M. Stan­ o n ly w in . Bainbridge. Medium: 1, D. Bain- be. But their innings never gained wix 38, D. McGarr 8, D. Stanwix bridge. Small cactus dahlia: 1, R. First season player Phil Black­ H. Siswick; 2, D. Bainbridge; 3, momentum. Gerry Quinn, playing 20, T. Borrowdaile 16. J. Walker B. C. Watson. Medium: 1 and 2, his first match for the first team not out 29, G. Quinn not out 10, burn recorded a 30.00 average in B. C. Watson; 3, D. 'Bainbridge. for some time, was perhaps the extras 10, total 156 for 5. Barnard the four-man team with Ken Small pompom dahlia: 1 and 2, pick of the bowlers. But Borrow­ Castle won by five wickets. Brown, also a first season player, D. Bainbridge; 3, R. H. Siswick. taking the 801 honours with 21.41. Ball dahlia: 1, D. Bainbridge; 2. R. H. Siswick; 3, A. Thorn. Seven Tonight will provide the Barnard blooms dahlia: 1, D. Bainbridge; GOLF Castle players with an opportunity Robin Henderson 2, R. H. Siswick. Bedding dahlia: Athletes ready to to compete in the heats of the Bill Nixon, Arthur Thom and W ilf Raine televised Autumn Gold Masters at 1, W. Nixon; 2, Mrs C. Hunter; Mrs C. Hutchinson; 2, Mrs D. 2 excellent rounds ease their way Shildon Club; meet at the Cricket 3, Mrs D. Hedley. Forster; 3, Mrs M. Nixon. Button­ Club for a 7-15 p.m. departure. Vase chrysanths: 1, A. Thom; hole: 1, Mrs J. Grey; 2, Mrs D. 2, D. Bainbridge; 3, R. H. Siswick. Forster; 3, A. Thom. Spray: 1, A. by Evans and Hope back into training Result sheet Incurved: 1 and 2, J. R. Grey. Thorn; 2. Mrs D. Forster; 3, Mrs 1001 team ... L0-1 2 2 .4 8 Flowering pot plant: 1 and 3, R. C. Hutchinson. With foliage: 1, Willie Evans finished three After a short break of two weeks, Mrs D. Forster; 2, Mrs C. Hutch­ D. Brown ... Ll-2 21 — 2 3 .4 0 H. Siswick; 2, A. Thom. Foliage strokes ahead of a field of 81 Teesdale athletes are all set to pot plant: 1, and 2, Mrs C. Hut­ inson; 3, Mrs A. Siswick. Depict­ ingdon collection D. Addison ... Ll-2 3 2 — 15.04 other competitors in the Hole-in- begin their winter training pro­ chinson; 3, Mrs H. Iceton. Fuschia: ing TV programme: 1, Mrs D. i California, an P. Blackburn L0-2 — »— 20.41 Forster; 2, Mrs C. Hutchinson; 3, One medal competition at Barnard grammes. They will be eased gently I, A. Thom; 2 and 3, Mrs C. lebrated portrait G. Kirby ... W 2 -0 3 1 ,2 2 18.90 Hutchinson. Berennial flowers: 1, Mrs M. Nixon. Miniature: 1, Mrs Castle Golf Club on Saturday, to into schedules designed to give A. Siswick; 2, Mrs D. Forster; 3, > English-speakia 801 team L0-1 — 16.97 R. H. Siswick; 2, Mrs C. Hutchin­ take first prize. strength and stamina. son. Annual flowers: 1, Mrs C. Mrs M. Nixon. A . L e e .......... L 0 -2 —— 2 3 .4 6 For sprinters and field eventers Hutchinson; 2, R. H. Siswick; 3, is Lawrence n He had an exceptionally fine G. Gaskin ... LO-2 — 2 3 .0 0 Mrs E. Smith. HOME PRODUCE this will probably mean plenty of narkable porta: round of 86-24-62 achieved despite N. Robson ... L 0 - 2 ------ 19.79 Vase sweet peas: 1, B. C. Wat­ Lemon curd: 1, Mrs J. Watson; work in the gymnasium while for day. He epitome a strong westerly wind. m a tc h av. 2 0 .3 6 son; 2 and 3, J. D. Hutchinson. 2, Mrs D. Hedley; 3, Miss D. gency age wit the cross country and road runners, Asters: 1, Mrs D. Hedley; 2, Mrs Wardle. Raspberry jam: 1, Mrs D. Ralph Woodhead, an exceptional long runs and hillwork is the M. Nixon; 3, A. Thom. French Foreman; 2, Mrs N. Kynaston; 3, in a newromant golfer, took second prize with a marigolds: 1, 2, 3, A. Thorn. Mrs E. Smith. Blackcurrant jam: requirement. FOOTBALL 1, Mrs M. Nixon; 2, Mrs D. Fore­ shy style. He an good score of 77-12-65, with Mike African marigolds: 1, 2, 3, A.
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