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Jims Darts Diary

Archives from January - March 2012

Jocky Wilson & Eric Bristow Exhibition

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D Nisbet. G Bruce. W Glenn. I McGilvary.B Forrest.Rab Beaton !

West Lothian County Team circula 1997

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Few rascals and renegades in this picture

UPDATED RESULTS FROM MONDAY
30th January
East Calder Doo Club Fanciers lose to Stirrup Stane Indians by 6 games to 3.
Jason the Scribe Rae taking out a nice 88 games shot in this match up.
McMillan Highlanderstake a 9 games 0 win over the Stirrup Stane Cowboys in this match up.

MURRAY BAR STROLLERS VERSUS TOWER BAR KNIGHTS (Mon 30th January)

Former league champions and last seasons runners up in the league have started to put the pressure back on the teams at the top of the league.
Once again they have produced something like their best form in this match up against the Knights of Craigshill.
A fine 6 games to 3 win with Gary Finlayson finishing a cracking 125 game-shot with 25-60-40. Also on target for the Craigshill Knights was Jock Stewart knocking in a magical maximum 180. Good game by all accounts.
So please dart players if you have news share it here for the rest of us to read!

ALMONDVALE PIRATES VERSUS MURRAY BAR Y.T.(Monday 30th January)
Good win for the Pirates up against Murray Bar 8-1 with home advantage it saw the Pirates take full use of knowing the board better than their opposition.Special mention that these young players from the Murray scored for fun and if they could finish better they will be dangerous, Good laugh had by all here and even Davy Smith got a win he started off with a 2-0 win against D Black. Then it saw Scott Begley up against against Reese McCabe with Scott going 1-0 up only for Reece to pull it back all square at 1-1 with Scott doing just enough to take the third and deciding leg for a 2-1 win. Young Reese scoring a 180 in this match up and gets himself onto the maximum league table well played. Our resident Pheasant Plucker wee Stevie Duncan went down by the odd leg in three to W Wilson with Wullie throwing some cracking darts. Scott Bryson played well to win 2-0 over D.Hamilton. Big Derek Carmichael got the better of Jim Purse in another three match encounter. And John Tannock winning 2-0 as well put us 5-1 up in singles. Overall good match with us taking the 3 doubles matches to take a nice 8 games to 1 win.

HARRYSMUIR WARRIORS V PARAFFIN LAMP RUFFNECKS (30th January)
The travelling Ruffnecks coming away with a fine 6 games to 3 win. But the top check outs belonged to the Warriors Stuart Russell with a 77 take out and Brian Wallace checking a cracking 125 game shot. Ruffneck Grant Lyle on target with a cracking 17 dart game, fastest of the evening in this encounter.

W.C.D.D.L. (Monday 30th January)
Top of the table clash saw the Paraffin Lamp Brigands 2010 league champions and the Volunteer Highway Men reigning league champions fight it out in a real hum dinger of a match up. Brigands names first.
Brian Tosh McIntyre 0-2 Colin the Marshall Robertson. Jim Be-Bad Mitchell 2-1 Davie Desperate Dan Nisbet. Craig .CA.P.A. Agnew 0-2 John Betfred Rooney. Gordon THE Bruce 2-1 John Skippy Charleston. Rab Apples Inglis 1-2 Chris Gabby Cabby Forsyth. Colin the Outlaw Kelly 2-0 Martin Penfold Deegan.
So after the singles it was very tight indeed with some superb score recorded by both set's of players. Colin Robertson knocking in a maximum 180 and a 17 dart game. Davie Nisbet an excellent check out of 97 via single seven bullseye double twenty. Mitchell 17 & 20 dart games and a 180 maximum. John-Rooney a terrific 171 score and two cracking 19 darters. Skippy Charleston 17 dart game and a maximum 180. Gordon Bruce 80 & 85 checkouts with games finished in 14 & 18 darts. Rab Inglis also on the maximum trail nice 180 here as well.
Doubles line up saw Agnew & Kelly 1-2 Robertson & Nisbet. Mitchell & Inglis 1-2 Rooney & Charleston. Bruce & McIntyre 2-0 Deegan & Hastings.
Top scores from the doubles were C Agnew 106 take out . C Robertson nice 89 take out on the bullseye. Mitchell & Inglis 19 darter. Bruce & McIntyre 17&19 dart games.
Cracking match up and Highway men claim the points deservedly so 5 games to 4 and 13 legs to 12 so this was a tight match up. Few costly missed doubles by both sides and things could have been different!

MURRAY BAR GRAND FINAL (28th January)

With £500 in prize money up for grabs there was some very intense competition on show at the Murray Bar Polbeth.
As soon as you walked through the doors the tension or should that be the testosterone levels were at an all time high. So many top class players in attendance there was no room for weakness.
Some first round action saw John Hanlon of deepest darkest Midcalder up against Harthills top darter Jim Quinn
tough opening match and it saw Jim Quinn progress with the help of a maximum 180 and a 15 dart game.
Colin Robertson got the better of his team mate Martin Deegan with a score line of 3-1 with 18 and 20 dart games helping him get over the line. Joh Kirk did everything right appart from hit a double with some excellent scoring on the treble twenty but it was Mitchell who clocked the doubles to progress to the next round.
Kyle Gilmour was in no mood to waste time and made short thrift of his Polbeth counter part Craig Jack in winning by three games to nil and into the quarters he marched. Davie Nisbet got the better of Gordon Bruce and a 3 games to 1 win saw him also make the last eight.West Calder team mates and best friends saw Disco Aitken just get the better of Jamie Fleming in a close encounter 3 games to 2. Davie Aitken was missing very little and put former P.D.C. semi pro player Chris Forsyth to bed early with 14.17.19 dart games.

And the rest is laid out below for your perusal should I have missed someones quick game or top checkout please drop me a line and I will rectify it
Cheers
Jim
The first round draw sawJohn Hanlon (Mid Calder) 2 - 3 Jim Quinn (Harthill). Colin Robertson (Uphall) 3-1 Martin Deegan (Pumpherston). John Kirk (Addiewell) 0-3 Jim Mitchell (Dedridge)Kyle Gilmour (Polbeth) 3-0 Craig Jack (Polbeth). Davie Nisbet (Knightsridge) 3-1 Gordon Bruce (Ladywell). Disco Aitken (West Calder) 3-2 Jamie Fleming (West Calder).Micky Rice (Whitburn) 3-1 Wullie Jack (Dedridge). Davie Aitken (Polbeth) 3-0 Chris Forsyth (Knightsridge).
Quarter finals saw
Colin Robertson 3-1- Jim Quinn. Jim Mitchell 3-1 Kyle Gilmour.
Davie Nisbet 3 -2 Disco Aitken. Davie Aitken 3-1 Micky Rice.
Semi Finals saw
Jim Mitchell 4 -1 Colin Robertson. Davie Nisbet 4-1 Davie Aitken.
Grand Final saw Jim Mitchell 5-1 Davy Nisbet.
Prize fund was J Mitchell £200. D Nisbet £100.
C Robertson & D Aitken £50 each
J Quinn, K Gilmour, D Aitken, M Rice £15 each.
J Hanlon, M Deegan, J Kirk, C Jack, G Bruce, J Fleming, W Jack, C Forsyth. £5 each

The Consolation trophy of £50 for players who had entered the main stream competition but had not qualified saw Pete Hastings take his second singles title with a win over Shaun Robertson. These matches were played over the quick fire play-offs of 1 game 501 winner take all, so well done Pete Hastings in this sudden death shoot out.

Top games from the main event came by way of 180 Hitters C Robertson, J Quinn. D Nisbet.Quick games came from J Quinn 15 darts. C Robertson 15,16,18,18, 19,20, dart games.D Nisbet 18,20,20 darters. D Aitken 14,17,19, dart games. K Gilmour 15 darts.J Mitchell 18,18,18,19,19,20, dart games. But at the end of the day a big thank you must go to Craig Jack and Willie the head barman from the Murray Bar for making this tournament possible
Thank –You
Jim M.

The Hit -Man Davie Aitken (Murray Bar Nomads)

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collecting his semi final winnings

Colin the Marshall Robertson (Highway Men)

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collecting his semi final prize

Jim Be-Bad Mitchell, Champion (P/Lamp Brigands)

Davie Desperate Dan Nisbet, Runner -up (Highway Men)

CAPPED FOR SCOTLAND
Craigshill dart player Arron Edwards has been called into the under 16’s & under 18’s youth International team Arron who is known on the darts circuit is a very competitive player and a talented dart’s prodigy. Arron has for the past couple of years been in the West Lothian County squad and many a senior player has rued the day they had to play against Young Mr Edwards. I believe I speak on behalf of all the dart players in the county in wishing him all the very best, for a future that looks very bright indeed.
BATHGATE FRIDAY NIGHT LEAGUE (27th January)
The prestige’s Woodeki Three Person team competition was held in the Cross Tavern in Whitburn with some excellent players in attendance from as far afield as Bo’Ness, Bathgate, Livingston, Whitburn, and Breich to mention just a few there were some terrific match ups.But when all said and done it was the team of Wee Alec’s from Fauldhouse who took centre stage with not one but two teams making the grand final.Well played the men from Fauldhouse First and second places secured. Top shots from the night were recorded by Stevie Duncan from Deans, Jimmy McMillan from Bathgate, Alan Gardener from Fauldhouse, Jocky McLaren from Fauldhouse who all registered maximum 180’s on the evening. But Whitburn’s Micky Rice went one better recording two maximum 180’s on the night. Best checkout came in the semi finals where Jocky McLaren took out a fabulous 160 game shot via treble twenty treble twenty and his favourite double top. Superb accuracy from this former West Lothian County ‘A’star.

West Calder & District Darts League
Monday 23 January
The venue was the East Calder Homing Society Club Langton Road East Calder venue for the Monday nights darts tournaments in this league.
This week it saw the top players in the area come together to try and win one of the leagues hardest competitions the 301 double start competition. This is the old fashioned way of playing darts it was well established way before the new more often seen game of 501 straight start we see now on the television came into being.
On the night no fewer than 57 of the league’s top arrow throwers took to the ocky to try and claim the title. After some terrific battles it saw the quarter finalists line up like this
Ross Burnside (Paraffin Lamp Ruffnecks Livingston) 0 -3 Davie Nisbet (Volunteer Highwaymen Uphall)
Colin Robertson (Volunteer Highway Men Uphall) 3-1 Joe Devlin (Tower Bar Knights Craigshill)
Gordon Bruce (Paraffin Lamp Brigands Livingston) 3-2 Jim Mitchell (Paraffin Lamp Brigands Livingston)
Saun Robertson (Harrysmuir Warriors Ladywell) 3-1 Bob Hall (McMillan’s Highlanders Deans)
Into the semi finals it saw Saun Robertson get the better of defending champion Gordon Bruce by a score of 3 games to 1.And the other semi final saw Colin Robertson take out his team mate Davie Nisbet by the same score line of 3 games to 1 as well.
So the Grand Finale was a family affair with uncle and nephew going head to head to see who would take the crown of 301 champion for 2012. Well I am afraid to say the young pretender will have to wait for another year as the old seasoned head of one of the area’s top protagonists Colin Robertson took the title with some excellent arrows final score was Colin 4 Saun 1. Well played to both players who did what no one else did. The secret they hit more doubles than anyone else.
Well played the family Robertson.
Now some statistics of the evening’s entertainment goes like this.
New player in the league Robert Hutchison from the Paraffin Lamp Ruffnecks taking out an excellent 118 game shot. Sandy the Candy Man Coulter from Knightsridge finishing on a 92 game shot.
Three players taking out an 82 finish were Bob Hall who at 80 years shows that age is no barrier in this sport. West Lothian county player Stevie Scott of the Doo Club Flyer's a man who I admire very much for his imitation beard he keeps appearing with! and of course Saun Robertson of the Harrysmuir Warriors a man who who came south from the highlands a few seasons ago and rumour has it that the farmers back home in Wick were starting to get a bit bothered as they were starting to think it was not just their daughters they had to worry about I wonder why they call him Sheep! were also on target with 82 finishes as well. The Mighty Quinn otherwise known as Jimmy Quinn of Harthill was finishing in style with cracking 96 take out. Colin Robertson the man they call the Marshall who likes to keep everyone in line by showing who is the law on the dartboard in this area was showing why he is such a deadly shooter with 2 x 114 finishes and a 104 take out as well. But top finish on the night went to Jim Be – Bad Mitchell who does not think there should be any law west of the Calder’s was finishing in style with a classic 152 take out 60-60-32.
Quick games and remember quick games are games finished in 12 darts or under which means you must have a plus 25+ dart average to get a mention and we start with Polbeth Young Gun Kyle Gilmour finishing with 10 & 11 dart games. Colin Robertson 2 x10 & 2 x 12 Dart games. Davie the Hit- Man Aitken from Polbeth a cracking 9 darter. Jim Mitchell 11 darts and 2 x 12 dart games. Gordon Bruce 9 darter followed by 2x12 dart games. But fastest recorded this week was the man from Knightsridge Davie Nisbet with a excellent 8 dart game via 160-99-42 finish excellent shooting in any league. A special mention also to a player and who was the defending champion Gordon Bruce in not one but two excellent 160 starts in the same match.

BANNOCK ROUND UP (Saturday 21st January)
The Scottish mixed pairs event panned out like this. Graeme and Denise Bird from East Calder going out in the last 64 score of 3 legs to 2 against. Also going out in the last 64 was Jim Johnson and Karen Whyte a Whitburn and Breich combination 3 legs to 1. John Charleston and Jan Legget from Uphall won their first match 3 legs to 1. But then bowed out in the last 32 with some silly missed doubles 1 leg to 3. Arron Edwards and Mary Walker of Greenrigg won 3 legs 2 in their first round match but then went down in the last 32 by 3 legs to 2. Congratulations must go to Gary Stone and Susanna Young who won the final from Lanarkshire.

MURRAY BAR QUALIFIER( 21st January)
Murray Qualfier's
With the last two places up for grabs it saw Davie Disco Aitken of West Calder and Harthills top marksman Jim Quinn take the honours of joining the last 16 players standing in the grand final.
First quarter final match up saw Saun Robertson take the first game only for double trouble to set in and the man from Harthill who is known on the circuit as Jim the Mighty Quinn take the next three legs and go through to the final. Next up saw John Brett take the early advantage in going 2 legs clear but his opponent Lorne Mitch Mitchell claimed the next 2 and we had an even match up with a final game decider. This was claimed by John Brett and and into the final he went.
First semi final saw Davie Disco Aitken the man with the dancing feet from West Calder up against a former English county player Big Bob Carroll Bob missed chances in the first leg of this match up and Disco was quick of the mark and took the advantage and claimed the match by 3 games to 0 knocking in a nice 18 darter and a maximum 180 along the way. Final place was up for grabs and it saw local Polbeth darts-man John Mr 170 Brett up against one of the players who represents the county in the Scottish Inter counties league Jim Quinn Jim made no mistakes and a 3 games to 0 win saw the man from Harthill claim the last place in the grand final line up.
Well played to all who took part remember if you ain't in it you cant win it!

WEEK END STARTING (Friday the 21 st January)
The venue was Wee Alec’s bar in Fauldhouse who were host to the Bathgate British legion team in the Friday night darts league. The British were trying to storm the Bastille of brave hearts from Fauldhouse in the shape of former county players Jocky McLaren and Dougie Hogg also in the Wee Alecs team was a former Bathgate singles champion Spencer McDonald along with rising county star Jimmy Johnston of Whitburn. The home team had the advantage of a very good spirited crowd of onlookers who gave it their all in support of the home team. But were very courteous in giving the British Legion the very best of order when they were at the ocky. After the singles it saw the home team hold a very healthy advantage with a score line of 4 games to 2. The Legion however did pull the first doubles match back to bring the overall score to within one match at 4 games to 3 for Wee Alec’s. Unfortunately that was as far as the visitors got as the home team then claimed the next two matches to take a deserved winning score line of 6 games to 3 and two very valuable points and it also saw them keep the pressure on league leaders Coppie’s Bar from Armadale who are yet unbeaten in the league on a Friday night.
RILEY'S WINTER SINGLES.
Saturday it saw a travelling band of West Lothian darters off to the big smoke otherwise known as Auld Reekie for the Riley Snooker and Darts centre Winter Singles at Jocks Lodge in Edinburgh.
Auld Reekie being a quaint Scottish name for our capitol city just a wee bit of information for our readers with a bit of southern blood in their veins!
With over £500 up for grabs there were some top arrow throwers in attendance.
Players making it through to play in this prestige’s tournament were Chris Forsyth who bowed out 2 games to 3 in the early rounds. Davie Nisbet went through 3 games to 1 in the early rounds before going out 2 games to 3 to former Scottish Internationals John Donaldson from Falkirk in his next match. Gordon Bruce also went down fighting in the early rounds 1 game to 3 (to Davie Nisbet). John Rooney was on target early doors recording a fine 3 – 0 win in the first round before double trouble set in and a 3 games to 1 loss then ensued. Jim Mitchell made it through to the money stages at the quarter final round where he found himself 3-0 down a fighting come back saw the match at all square 3 games all but it was not to be and Mitchell then took a seat losing 4 games to 3. However Colin Robertson of Uphall was in scintillating form all day and glided through each round with consummate ease right up until the grand final. This was a match played over 9 x 501 and it saw the match go all the way to the wire before Raymond Hunter of Edinburgh (who is with out a doubt a very classy act he throws his arrows fast but he also hits what he throws for) and that is a very dangerous combination indeed just ask the players he put to bed on the day! Raymond claimed the final game by the tightest of score lines 5 games to 4. A good account was given by the West Lothian contingent on the day but with so many good players in attendance it was always a hard one to win congratulations and commiserations to Colin Robertson on terrific days darts always next year?

Players hitting the big scores on the day were Colin Robertson 2x180. Jim Mitchell 1x180.Davie Nisbet 1x180
Colin Robertson finishing on 76 + 108 +132 take outs.
Quick games by Gordon Bruce 18 dart game. John Rooney 15 & 19 dart games. Jim Mitchell 2x16 darters 1x 17 dart games. Colin Robertson 11 darts scored by 140-140-140-81 game shot also the fastest recorded game of the day. Colin also knocked in 1x14. 1x15. 3x16. 1x17.3x18. 1x19 dart games throughout the day.

Good competition and well played to all the West Lothian players who braved the trip to the Big Smoke.

MONDAY NIGHT RESULTS (16th January)
Reigning league champions the Volunteer Highway Men had no sympathy for former champions of the league McMillan Highlanders putting them to the sword by 6 games to 0 in the singles. Though truth be told had a few doubles chances been taken the score could have read 3 games apiece after the singles matches were finished but it was not to be! The Highlanders did take 2 of the three pairs matches but to little to late so the score for this match up was a 7 game to 2 win for the defending league champions the Volunteer Highway Men. Top scores from the night came from
the man they call the Marshall Colin Robertson finishing in 17&20 darts plus a maximum 180 as well. Also on fire was the man the bookies fear John Betfred Rooney with not-one but 2 x 18 dart games.For the visiting team of McMillan's Matt the Stylish one Purdie was on target with a 180 maximum to add to his tally of top shots for the league tables.

Tower Bar Knights of Craigshill return to winning way's with a tight 5 games to 4 victory over the Murray Bar Nomads from Polbeth
Top games coming from Kyle Gilmour nice 18 dart game Davie Aitken the Polbeth Hit Man finishing in 20 darts. For the home team John Grant was on the maximum 180 trail. Top doubles match came from the visiting team with Kyle Gilmour and Disco Aitken going out in 20 darts.

Paraffin Lamp Ruffnecks secured a hart faught victory over the Murray Bar Y.T. With the match all square after the singles at 3 games each it saw the final double being hit from the travelling Ruffnecks player the Candy Man Sandy Coulter to give them a hard earned 2 points. Top score coming from the man they call Killer Scott Cameron off the Ruffnecks knocking in a maximum 180 top shooting from Scott the Killer Cameron.

Paraffin Lamp Brigands took the points when they hosted another top team in the shape of the Doo Club Flyers with a score line of 7 games to 2.
Top games and scores by way off Gordon THE Bruce 115 & 92 game shots.Marvelous Lee Holland nice 17 darter.Mitchell 15 darter and top doubles game saw Gordon THE Bruce & Marvellous Lee Holland finishing in 17 & 18 dart games.
Almondale Social Club home of the Pirates hosted the Murray Bar Strollers this week. First game on was Chris Cameron who played Alan Wilsonotherwise known as ZOKO with Alan winning 2-0. Next up was John Tannock who played Big Davy Cluness with John taking first leg but back came Davy making it 1-1 only for John to take the next leg and a fine 2 games to 1 win. Scott Begleythen took to the ocky up against Ian Rae shooting for the double it saw Scott take his chances and winning 2 games to 0 with a fine 86 game shot in the second leg. Ian Carmichael was up against one of the leagues few players to have finished a maximum 170 game shot and it saw John Brett take this match 2 games 0. Deans resident Pheasant Plucker Stevie Duncan then took centre stage up against the Quiet Man Brian Mairs and Brian let his darts do the talking and this match went by the score line of 2 games to 0 in favour of the Quiet Man. Next up saw Derek Carmicheal up against an inform Gary Finlayson who with some heavy scoring took the match 2 games to 0. The doubles saw Stevie and John make a game of it at 1-1 against Alan Wilson and Davy Clunessit was all looking good for the home team the Pirates until Alan knocked in one of his trade mark maximum 180's 2-1 to the Murray final score in this match up. Once agin it saw the next match go 2 games to 1 for the visitiors with Ian Rae and John Brett getting the better of Scott Begly and Derek Carmicheal . Final match up of the evening saw Gary Finlaysonabd long time doubles partner Brian Mairs take the final game with a 2 games to 0 win over Davy Smith and Scott Bryson. Final score on the door 7 games to 2 win for the visiting Strollers.

BATHGATE FRIDAY NIGHT LEAGUE (13th January)
Coppies 'A' team turned on the style with an emphatic win over the Bathgate Royal British Legion by the score line of 8 games to 1.
Though it must be said all the matches were close with the majority of games being won by the score line of 2 games to 1.
John Kirk of Addiewell the only winner for the Legion team. Stevie Duncan and John Kirk both recording 19 dart games.

TOP GAME TO START THE NEW YEAR OFF WITH. (9^th January)
Kyle Gilmour of the Murray Bar Nomads has started the league of with a cracking game a superb 12 dart game finishing it off with an excellent check out finishing on the bulls eye for a 129 game shot. Fellow team mate West Lothian county 'A'player Colin Hammy Hamilton was also on target using the bull as well in his combination finish checking an excellent 82 take out on the bulls eye. John Bruton’s Murray Bar Nomads took no prisoners in their first match back after the Christmas break inflicting 9 games to 0 on the Doo Club Fanciers to leap frog the McMillan Highlanders of old Deans Village into third spot in the league table.The Highlanders hosted the league table toppers at the moment Stuart Tait’s team the Paraffin Lamp Brigands this was a close match with some vital doubles missed at strategic times in the match by both teams. It saw the Brigands go away with the points with a score line of 6 games to 3 in favour of the visitors but truth be told this was a close encounter and if the Highlanders had taken the opportunities that they made this match could have gone 5-4 either way! Top games came from Gordon THE Bruce nice 18 darter plus a maximum 180, Marvellous Lee Holland 19 darts and Jim B.B. Mitchell 16 darter. Brian Tosh McIntyre 18 darter, Bruce and Mitchell 19 dart doubles.
Paraffin Lamp Ruffnecks secured a good win against the high flying Pirates of Almondvale with a fine 7 games to 2 victory more news from this match to follow as soon as it gets to me.
Volunteer Highway Men secure a cracking 8 games to 1 win at their new home venue the Volunteer Arms in Uphall when they were hosts to the Harrysmuir Warriors. I hear they had some very boisterous local support from the pub regulars. More news to follow as and when it reaches this site.
Doo Club Flyer's kept their good run of form going with a cracking 8 games to 1 victory over the Tower Bar Knights. Three top games in this match up came from the Ranger Paul Weir knocking in a rock solid 20 darter.Also on target was Stephen Morrans finishing both his winning games in 20 arrows.And not to be left out Colin Blythwas in on the action as well with yet another 20 dart game good shooting from these East Calder Flyer's.
Murray Bar Y.T. finally got their first win of the season and well done to them they came away with a nerve tingling 5 games to 4 victory over the Stirrup Stane Cowboys well done the young team.
Murray Bar Strollers made it a hat trick of fine win's for the Murray bar with a 7 games to 2 victory over another Craigshill team the Stirrup Stane Indians. Top check coming from Brian Mairs with a excellent 93 game shot.

LOCAL PLAYERS SPREADING THEIR WINGS
Playing in the Leith Premier League in Gladstones Bar Leith we have some home grown talent strutting their stuff in the shape and form of
Davie Nisbet clocking out a magnificent 170 game shot. Monday night team mates Chris Forsyth also on target with a superb 150 game shot.
John Rooney was also in on the action with a cracking 140 game shot and not wanting to be left out it saw George Jukebox Thorburn take out a classy 134 finish as well. Excellent checking out from these Monday night players who all play for the Volunteer Highway Men in Uphall.

MURRAY BAR OPEN
QUALIFIERS (7th January)
This week saw Knightsridge's Davie Nisbet & Whitburns Micky Rice join the final line up.
Two weeks of qualfying to go who will also be putting their name on the grand final sheet?
Interesting is'nt it.

What a bunch of lovely guys????????

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