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                                                                     WINS THE BURE
                                                                               TRIPLES

                                                              Chrissie Turner, Robin Amos & John Turner of
                                                              East Tuddenham put on a classy performance
                                                              to win the Bure Triples Championship title at
                                                              Horsford BC. A riveting final saw them overcome
                                                              Hevingham’s Gill Bunn, Marjorie Hall & George
                                                              Clarke by 10-2 when they gradually wore down
                                                              their opponents after a tight opening three ends.
                                                                   An attacking wood by George Clarke won
                                                              the first end for Hevingham and they looked like
           John & Chrissie Turner and Robin Amos              winning the second end as well until Hevingham
                                                              number two Marjorie Hall inadvertently hit their
              own holding bowl to pop the jack back to a waiting Tuddenham wood.
                    Chrissie Turner & Robin Amos began to turn up the heat on the third end drawing woods
              into the head leaving Hevingham skip George Clarke with little other option than to go on to
              the attack with both his woods.
                    He will have been delighted to concede just one shot after slicing the jack with his second
              bowl. The fourth end saw the first big breakthrough as Chrissie Turner opened with two good
              woods and was aided and abetted by Robin Amos as he added two more, leaving Hevingham
              in major trouble.
                    George Clarke again elected to attack with both his bowls but surprisingly hit the block
              with both attempts and Turner’s triple moved 6-1 up. Another shot was added on the next end
              after a perfect bowl by Amos again kept Tuddenham in the driving seat. The sixth end was
              closely contested with good bowls from both triples ending with Hevingham winning a measure
              to reduce the deficit to 7-2. On the penultimate end Clarke was again forced to go on the
              attack but to little effect as Turner took two shots to lead 9-2 and seal victory.
                    Another single on the last end left Chrissie Turner, Robin Amos & John Turner celebrating
              a comprehensive 10-2 victory. Turner’s triple reached the final by beating Coltishall’s Les Har-
              man, Margaret Harman & Willie Jefferies 5-4 in the semi-finals following a 7-4 quarter-final
              win against Anglian Windows’ Avril Walker, Diane Boswell & Mike Boswell. Clarke’s triple beat
              Ken Dease, Maureen Dease & Keith Halford of Anglian Windows 6-4 in the semi-finals fol-
              lowing a 9-8 win against Kirby Bedon’s Jan Hewitt, Teresa Goldsmith & Selwyn Goldsmith in
              the quarters.
                            MACLEAN & WOODS

                   CLEAN UP IN THE BURE PAIRS
              Ian MacLean & Vic “Quiet Man” Woods of Hevingham lifted
              the Bure Pairs Championship title at Woodbastwick with an
              accomplished performance against Kirby Bedon’s Teresa &
              Selwyn Goldsmith. In the quarter-finals the Hevingham pair
              defeated Mally Kemp & Keith Chapman of Horsford Heroes
              by  8-7  while  the  Kirby  pair  defeated Alan  Bunn  &  David
              Sharpe of Hevingham by a 13-3 margin.
                    In the semi-finals East Tuddenham’s Gillian & Robin
              Amos trailed MacLean & Woods by just one shot after five
              ends but the Hevingham pair pulled away to win 10-6. In the
              other semi-final the Goldsmith’s enjoyed another heavy win
              beating David Knights & Simon Warnes of Horsford BC 12-3.
                                                                                    Vic Woods & Ian McLean
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