INTER-CLUB BILLIARDS

Press, Volume CVI, Issue 31084, 13 June 1966, Page 18

INTER-CLUB BILLIARDS

Bromley In Fine Form L. Bromley (Post Office B), •ne of the most consistent players in the Canterbury Interclub billiards competition, gave his finest performance of the 1966 season in the final game of the first round. Matched against T. Mintrom (Woolston B), be scored 163 points in only four visits to the table and was untroubled to win. 200-87. Other players to Impress were K. Murphy (Woolston A) and P. Golding (Post Office A). E O’Callaghan (U.S.A.) made no race of his match with V. Choate (Christchurch W.M.C.), w inning, 200-64. This was a most disappointing exhibition by Choate, who has been in good form all season. N. Thomas (New Brighton) played well to record a break of 52. the highest of the evening’s play. Results:— A Grade. —Richmond W.M.C. 2 (Yesberg 200 Greaves 200. Luke 158). New Brighton W.M.C. 1 (Thomas 154, Sutherland 163, Walker 200); Woolston A 2 (Halluni 200, Murphy 200, Franks 185), Kaiapoi W.M.C. 1 (Adams 186, Burney 125, Bayliss 200); Post Office B 2 (McManus 200, Bromley 200, Leigh 125), Woolston B 1 (Maffey 180, Mintrom 87, Martin 200); Post Office A 3 (Simons 200, Narby 200, Golding 200), Hornby 0 (Barnett 149, Munro 138, Higgs 80); Christchurch W.M.C. 2 (Choate 64, Blackburn 200. Carson 200), R.S.A. 1 (O’Callaghan 200. Coilia 194, Brough 135).