Maryport v Sandpipers Team

Monday 28th July

Dress: Smart Casual

10-00 - G. Anderson( C ) / G. Waite
10-07 - B. Bedford / J. Tudor
10-14 - J. Campbell / H. Wright
10-21 - W. Smith  J. Johnson
10-28 - D. Wood  M. Mapleton
10-35 - J. Dixon / I Porter
10-42 - R. Williams / D.McCrum
10-49 - T. Neilly / L. Heyes
10-56 - B. Taylor / J. Gibson
11-03 - J. Holmes / E. Harle

Tuesday 15th July

Cool and breezy today and the course playing as tough as ever with less than half of the twenty two starters breaking 30 points.
Joe Campbell returned a winning 37 points, beating David McCrum on the inward nine.
Thursday is our home match against Seascale.

Thursday 10th July

Not surprisingly having fielded sixteen players against Brampton yesterday, only thirteen turned up today even though the conditions were ideal.
Jim Gilfillin took first place with 37 points, one ahead of Malcolm Donald.

Brampton Match Result

A reversal in fortunes today as we went down 6 - 2 to the Curlews.
Nevertheless the sun shone, the company was good and we all enjoyed an excellent buffet afterwards.
Names are still required for home and away games against Maryport, both in the same week at the end of this month.

Sandpipers v Seascale Team

Thursday 17th July

Dress: Jacket and Tie

10-30 -  J. Gibson ( C ) / C. Milburn
10-37 -  T. Davis / G. Anderson
10-44 -  R. Williams / W. Smith
10-51 -  B. Taylor / J. Campbell
10-58 -  I Porter / D. Wood
11-05 -  G. Waite / H. Wright
11-12 -  J. Holmes / M. Mapleton
11-19 -  T. Clamp / T. Neilly

Reserves: J.Tudor, J.Johnson

Thursday 3rd July

Fourteen of us trailed along behind a visiting party today in windy conditions. Jim Gilfillan came out on top with 35 points followed by Robin Binny one point behind.
Ivor Nelson rejoined us officially today with a real bandit's handicap and good to see Roy Williams back again. Roy wishes to thank everyone for their phone calls and thoughts during his recent treatment sessions.

Tuesday 1st July

Choice of clubs was important for today's T.Anderton 5 Clubs Competition. Then being able to hit them properly was no problem for Ian Hind with a winning 40 points followed by Brian Taylor with 35.
A creditable turn out of twenty four enjoyed the hot sunny conditions.