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Holt & Haskell Border Cricket League Division 1 Final Table P W L T Bat Bowl Pts Ave Bramshaw 9 8 1 0 44 36 160 17.77 Paultons A 9 9 0 0 38 30 158 17.55 Old T’s & Romsey A 9 6 3 0 39 27 126 14.00 Wellow & Plaitford 9 6 3 0 34 29 123 13.66 Redlynch & Hale 8 5 3 0 33 19 102 12.75 East Tytherley 9 4 4 1 35 20 100 11.11 Old T’s & Romsey B 9 4 5 0 32 23 95 10.55 Cadnam 8 3 5 0 33 18 81 10.12 Trojans 8 3 5 0 32 18 80 10.00 Totton & Eling 10 2 7 1 31 19 75 7.50 Od T’s & Romsey Ac 9 1 8 0 21 25 56 6.22 Mottisfont 7 0 7 0 20 9 29 4.14 Holt & Haskell Border League Division 2 Final Table P W L T Bat Bowl Pts Ave Calmore 8 8 0 0 35 32 147 18.37 Highfield 8 7 1 0 39 23 132 16.50 Langley Manor 8 6 2 0 36 24 120 15.00 Ashurst 9 7 2 0 32 26 128 14.22 HCS Embley Park 9 6 3 0 35 24 119 13.22 Swan Green 9 4 5 0 36 21 97 10.77 Nomansland 9 3 6 0 28 22 80 8.88 Whiteparish 9 3 6 0 25 23 78 8.66 Ampfield 8 2 6 0 30 18 68 8.50 Michelmersh & Tims 9 2 7 0 36 19 75 8.33 Paultons B 8 1 7 0 27 16 53 6.62 Broughton 8 2 6 0 17 14 51 6.37 Border League Cup Final (Tuesday 4th August at Romsey Sports Centre) Trojans lost to Old T’s & Romsey A by 40 runs Border League Plate Cup Final (on Wednesday 5th August at Bramshaw) Redlynch & Hale lost to Paultons A by 73 runs Division 1 Leading run scorers Ian Tulk Old T’s & Romsey A 324 runs Nick Stefano Old T’s & Romsey A 263 runs Jack Lovett Trojans 248 runs E.Boyd Trojans 233 runs Richard Blake Wellow & Plaitford 214 runs Andy Collins Paultons A 210 runs Harry Draycott Wellow & Plaitford 195 runs Matt Campbell Wellow & Plaitford 193 runs Josh Metcalfe Totton & Eling 191 runs Jamie Terris Bramshaw 184 runs James Manning Bramshaw 180 runs Division 1 leading wicket takers Jamie Martin Bramshaw 19 wickets Peter Lamb Paultons A 18 wickets Phillip Wyatt Old T’s & Romsey A 18 wickets Michael Kingston Bramshaw 17 wickets Charlie King Wellow & Plaitford 14 wickets Tony Richman Paultons A 12 wickets M.Thomas Wellow & Plaitford 12 wickets Barney Hayes Old T’s & Romsey B 11 wickets Ahmed Khan Cadnam 11 wickets Stan Reilly Old T’s & Romsey Academy 11 wickets Division 2 Leading run scorers Paul Hurle Michelmersh & Timsbury 381 runs Craig Renders Langley Manor 282 runs Mark Archer Calmore 272 runs Mark Lavelle Calmore 266 runs Tim Lines Swan Green 237 runs Greg Lewis HCS Embley 215 runs Kevin Cresswell Langley Manor 207 runs C.Shutler Nomansland 191 runs I.Cox Ashurst 168 runs K.Ridley Highfield 166 runs Division 2 leading wicket takers Daniel Croft Calmore 17 wickets Russ Browning Nomansland 16 wickets B.Arnold Swan Green 11 wickets P.Jewell Ashurst 11 wickets Greg Lewis HCS Embley 11 wickets Dave Agha Ashurst 10 wickets Tim Darby HCS Embley 10 wickets Tom Holmes Ampfield 10 wickets B.Thompson Swan Green 10 wickets Jonathan Tuck Ashurst 10 wickets .

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January 2015 Neighbourhood Watch Alert
BENEFICE DIARY - JANUARY 2015 St Mary’s Church, Abbotts Ann 4 Jan (Sun) The Second Sunday of Christmas - The Epiphany - all services p 2 9.30am Live Wires at All Saints The Revd. David Broad 8.00pm Eagle Pub Quiz, Abbotts Ann Rector The Rectory, Upper Clatford 352906 5 Jan (Mon) Clatford and Abbotts Ann Schools start the Spring Term [email protected] 7 Jan (Wed) 7.00pm The Wednesday Bridge Club (Partnership Meeting) in GCVC (HIS DAY OFF IS SATURDAY) 8 Jan (Thurs) 6.30pm Abbotts Ann Parish Council , AAWMH 10 Jan (Sat) 7.30pm Mayor & James , English Sketches, back by popular demand Upper Clatford Memorial Hall. Ring 336808 for more information. Gordon Howard, 710830 11 Jan (Sun) The Baptism of Christ - The First Sunday of Epiphany - all services p2 Churchwardens Swaledale, 4 St Mary’s Meadow, Little Ann 12.00noon AA Conservatives New Year Drinks Party - page 11 8.00pm Eagle Pub Quiz, Abbotts Ann Sally Dashwood 710640 Final date for receipt of hard copy (handwritten or typed) for the 1 The Bakery, Dunkirt Lane February 2015 Abbotts Ann Magazine 12 Jan (Mon) 8.00pm All Saints Winter Lecture, The Centenary Talk - Details of church officers and activities can The Christmas Truce by Lt. Col Tony Coutts-Britton, Upper Clatford also be found on the village website at: http://www.little-ann.co.uk/church Memorial Hall - Tickets from 01264 352530 13 Jan (Tues) 12.30pm Meadow Room Lunch at All Saints Final date for receipt of hard copy (handwritten or typed) for the THURSDAYS 7.45PM, ST PETER’S, GOODWORTH Choir Practice CLATFORD February 2015 Clatfords Magazine 14 Jan (Wed) 6.30pm The Wednesday Bridge Club meets in GCVC Bell-Ringing Practice THURSDAYS 7.30-9.00PM, ST MARY’S, 15 Jan (Thurs) 12.00noon Deadline for receipt of copy by email for the February ABBOTTS ANN Tower Captain: Dudley Alleway 710646 2015 Abbotts Ann Magazine.
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