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There will be Bingo at the Sports Club on Sunday 26th September starting at 8 p.m.
After the disappointment of the World Cup, when Don Fabio choose no Bere heroes for the England team, the beautiful game returns to Bere Recreation ground. We at last get a rest from the willow on leather enthusiasts. Whilst we could not secure our facilities as a World Cup venue for 2018 we have managed to provide an array of teams for 2010-11 Dorset leagues.
Railway Hotel v Bere Regis ref: M Edgell
Wimborne Town v Bere Regis
Bridport Juniors v Bere Regis
Bere Regis v Dorchester Borough M Rogers
Broadstone Conservative v Bere Regis L Simpson
Bere Regis v Broadstone
Bere Regis v Chickerell United
Poundbury Rovers v Bere Regis
Upton Working Mens Club v Bere Regis P Ayley
Durweston v Bere Regis
Dorchester Raiders v Bere Regis
Mon 30th – Roding Valley
Sun 12th – St.Georges
Sun 19th – E C C
Bere Regis – 175 (R Cole 35, S Hewitt 27)
Hamworthy Rectn 180-4
Compton House – 171-9 (P Chatterton 4-33)
Bere Regis - 175-6 (R Cole 62, D Griffiths 51 n.o.)
Branksome 189-9 (P Macklin 4-28)
Bere Regis 153-8 (G King 29, A Kent 28)
Iwerne&Fontmell - 58 (P Macklin 4-8)
Bere Regis - 59-5 (P Macklin 25)
Bere Regis - 200-9 (H Quinney 56, A Wilson 44)
Weymouth – 201-3
Bere Regis – 141 (N Cheeseman 42, N White 22, A Moore 22)
Corfe Mullen – 144-6 (I Macklin 3-38)
Abbotsbury – 135-7 (O E-Davis 2-19)
Bere Regis - 136-6 (P Macklin 58)
Bere Regis 189-3 (N Cheeseman 63, N White 46, P Macklin 41 )
Frampton - 62 (O E-Davis 4-22)
Bere Regis 173-6 (N Cheeseman 45, N White 37)
Charlton Down 129 (S Cheeseman 4-19, G E-Davis 3-34)
Parley – 138-2 (L Duncan 1-34, T Allen 1-19)
Bere Regis – 72-7 (J Kennard 25 n.o.)
For our sixth outing of the new season and for our captain’s cup
nearly 30 members played the testing Isle of Purbeck GC which is ranked
62nd best course in England affording spectacular panoramic views
across the Solent to the Isle of Wight. The course is build on
heathland and are set within a nature reserve where many rare plants
can be seen as well as rare birds, and fair to say many a ROGS member
nestled in the gorse and heather looking for stray Titliest.
The weather dried up beautifully, and there were a wide variety of
scores ranging from 17 to 37 stableford points. Special mention for the
second month on the trot goes to Pricey who is working beautifully to
get his handicap back up in preparation for Octobers Portugal trip!!
The nearest the pin prize on the 9th hole was won by Peter
‘Captain Manwaring’ Cheeseman, with the other nearest the
pin on the 15th won by Brett ‘Big Man’ Standerwick.
The nearest the pin in 2 on the 18th was won by Sir Charles of the Way
who put his second shot to within 4 foot of the flag!! The
longest drive was won yet again by our president Howlin’ Mad
Flower using his 3 wood I am told!!
On to the results, in third place was Guy ‘The Spy’ Storey
with a score of 35 points, followed closely by Dean ‘Tiny’
Merritt with 36 points, the winner who sees his handicap slashed to 14
whilst shrugging off his bridesmaid tag and blossoming into a bride was
Brett ‘Big Man’ Standerwick with a magnificent 37
points…….congratulations Brett!!
No surprises to learn that there were no 2’s this month,
therefore the money will be a double roll over to next month with a
kitty of approximately £100 to play for. We also collected
another £57 in blob money for my two charities this year.
I look forward to seeing you all at our next event which is for The Rob
Hall which is going to be played at Bridport GC, first tee off 10:44.
Captain Bru
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