WINTER LEAGUE Week 32

Well, just 1 week of the season left to go and many of the places are still to be decided. Saxons beat Jokers Wild 8-0 and Blind Ali lost 6-2 to MI-II, and they are now level on 2nd place with Blind Ali having the better handicap pinfall. Neither can be baught now, but Shadows beat Rum Bunch 8-0 and leapfrog Jokers in to 4th place and Late Again beat Top Hats 6-2 are are just a point behind Jokers in 6th now. Monacos beat Cally's Heroes 8-0 and ensured they finish outside the bottom 2 as well as jumping above them in the table. MI-II are now within 4 points of Top Hats as they battle to avoid the wooden spoon. 

Bowler of the week was Neil Barron who bowled exceptionally well for a 33 handicap with games of 224, 237, 228 for a 689 scratch series and he taked the lead in the high handicap prize spot with 788, Cooder Ray was the only other 600 bowler with games of 246 and 204 in a 640 series. High scratch games were at a premium, but came from Lee Davis (253) and Roldan Aquino (205 & 201).

A few more in the high handicap games list. Mik Palmer (248 & 2x230), Peter Singfield (247 & 233), Barbara Spragg (241), Dave Gilbert (240), Nick Peek (238), Derek Flurry (235), Ted Burtlon (233), Colin Woolley (231) and Mike bore (2 X 230).

A clear winner of Mr inconsistency was Lee David with an excellent drop away of 98 pins from game 2 to game 3. A clear winner of consistency too as Mark Scott was the only bowler under 10 pins with just 8 variance.

A few teams are short of bowlers this week, so if you want to sub for another team, there should be plenty of teams happy to have an extra bowler. Also, the interleague tournament is coming up in June, so I'll be looking to get players to form a team this week.

Karl.

SUMMER LEAGUE

Please note, it looks like there will not be a Summer League this year. Instead, we will look to have some informal fun nights over the Summer.

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Gutter Problems ??

We don't recommend the services of Phil Reed - He is just likely to go on (and) strike......

GINGERBREAD HOUSE RAILWAY

This Christmas I have been involved with Pouchkines Patisserie in Cheam creating a Gingerbread Railway to help raise funds for The Royal Marsden Cancer Hospital in Sutton. Pictures of what we have done can be seen via Sutton Guardian at

http://www.suttonguardian.co.uk/news/10112266.

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whilst a video can be found at  

http://www.suttonguardian.co.uk/video/124311/ 

A further video taken from the cable car can be found at  

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-MqI1seZD4E

UPDATE - Visitors to the railway have donated £202 and we were able to hand a cheque to The Royal Marsden Cancer Charity at the same time as we took the top section with Ginberbread Houses up to Childrens Ward at the Marsden. Many thanks to all our visitors. 

Nick Peek

New Bowlers? Are you looking to join a league?. There are a number of teams who would be very happy to get a new bowler (or two!). Come along on a Tuesday and ask for Karl Elliott, Nick Peek or Colin Woolley and we would be very happy to tell you more about our league and find you a team to bowl with.

A start of loading the KC4 History to the web has been made - which can be viewed via the "Club History" selection tab. Our history goes back to the year dot ..... but there are some gaps and years where I have very little information about what was happening. Please have a read on what we know at the moment. Anyone that can help with more information or comments will be welcomed with open arms.

Peter Singfield is also introducing facilities to include photos; if anyone has any KC4 related photos, can we have a copy please?

Nick Peek

WANTED - Good home for Canadian fridge magnet. All enquiries to Sam Stiff