ST. KATHS 94 (10 pts.)

ST. ISSELL’S 65 (4)

The St. Issell’s men’s team travelled to Milford Haven last Sunday to play St. Kaths whom they had recently defeated in the Brains Cup.

Another win however was not to be, with the home team coming out on top by a 27-shot margin.

Two winning rinks on the day at least gave the villagers four points to soothe their sorrows.

Rink scores, with St. Issell’s first and St. Kaths skips only, were:

Peter Williams, Peter Guyett, Rhys O’Mara, Neil Hensman 6; O. Evans 32.

George Cavell, Ken James, John Arman, Mike Carr 23; M. Lloyd 14.

Alan Rich, Dennis Reed, Mike Oliver, Richard Whittaker 19; Jim Synott 14.

Bob Storey, Rod Bramhall, Billy Glynn, Brian McKehon 17; G. Walters 34.

SAUNDERSFOOT 89 PLYMOUTH AND DISTRICT 149

Saundersfoot played a seven-rink friendly last Monday against the Plymouth and District League tourists.

The visitors obviously like the area as this was their third tour to Pembrokeshire in 10 years, always staying in the Merlewood Hotel.

Although losing the match, the game was played in a friendly spirit, with acquaintances being renewed and much banter taking place afterwards in the bar.

Rink scores, with Saundersfoot first and Plymouth skips only, were:

Dave Hicks, Sandra Ingerson, Angie Smith, Mackie Brace 18; Ray Van 10.

Steve Swinglehurst, Chris Ball, John Arman, Paul Blayney 11; Peter Bell 16.

Lyn Reyed, Roy Harris, Roy Kennion, Steve Dick 10; J. Smith 29.

Rod Bramhall, Mick Smith, Val James, Billy Glynn 11; C. Squire 28.

Alan Rich, Larry Dearne, John Dugmore. Don Poole 12; P. Stapleton 15.

Dennis Reed, Paul Sneyd, Mike Carr, Dai Davies 13; B. Cuplip 31.

George Cavell, Ken James, Richard Whittaker, Steve Poole 14; C. Lynch 20.

WEST WALES LADIES BOWLING ASSOCIATION

The two-wood singles ladies county competition was played down to a final last Sunday at the Saundersfoot green, with the home club’s Ann Lewis and Kath Blayney winning through.

They will play the final at Haverfordwest, the home of lady president Pam Langdon, on the weekend of Saturday and Sunday, August 13 and 14, together with all the other competition finals.

The WWLBA will play their final group game of this year’s Savegar Trophy on Sunday against Glamorgan at the Penylan green in Cardiff.

Having won their other games, they are wished good luck, as a victory will qualify them for the Welsh county final for the second successive year.

LADIES’ MEETING

An advance notice that there will be a ladies meeting at the club on Tuesday, August 9, at 6 pm.