Lower Grade Billiards
Results of the fourth round of lower grade Christchurch billiards competitions were:— B Grade.—Hornby II (Ring, da hl 148, Sellers 200, Young 200) beat Spreydon (Dowler 200, Puru 199, Stewart 185); Christchurch W.M.C. (Thompson 200, Milne 200, Connor 150) beat Kaiapoi (Arnfeldt 137, Smith 143, Taylor 200); R.S.A. (Taylor 180, Quadd 200, Harrington 200) beat Woolston (White 200, Taylor 150, Adamson 100); Shirley (Mules 135, Grant 200, Day 200) beat Hornby I (Higgs 200, D. O’Callaghan 145, Muschamp 102). Breaks: Quaid 38. C Grade. —Spreydon I 2 beat Woolston 1; Richmond I 3 beat Riccarton 0; Richmond II 2 beat St. Albans Rec. 1; Christchurch W.M.C. 2 beat R.S.A. I 1; Shirley 2 beat Spreydon II 1; Ashburton 2 beat Kaiapoi 1. Breaks: Prebble 31, Baty 29, Copp 35, Ward 30, Henderson 24, Edgington 21, Williams 27, Prattley 23. 22. D Grade.—N.B.R.S.A. 2, Christchurch W.M.C. 1; Lincoln College 3, Richmond 0; Spreydon 2, Post Office 1; Hornby 3, Kaiapoi I 0; Woolston 2. Post Office II 1; Ashburton 2, St. Albans 1; Shirley I 2. beat Kaiapoi II 1; Shirley II a bye. Breaks: Habgood 21, Alyling 20, Butcher 20. E Grade.—N.B.W.M.C. II 3, Shirley II 0; Richmond 3, Spreydon 0; Post Office I 2, Christchurch W.M.C. 1; Woolston 3, N.B.W.M.C. I 0; Hornby 2, Richmond II 1; Kaiapoi 2, Post Office 111 1. Breaks: Robertson 20, Beard 22, Uhrbon 27.
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Press, Volume CVI, Issue 31363, 8 May 1967, Page 16
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