A Look Back In Time - 23.10.24
Darts News – A West Midlands Round Up
The Sheldon and District Winter League have got their new season underway with an encouraging twenty-eight teams playing in three divisions. All of the four games played in the premier league finished with a 5-4 result with the four winning teams Mackadown Sports and Social, RAFA, Highwood and Sheldon Marlborough Arrows sharing the number one spot after in turn defeating EBAHA, Brian’s Flights, Langley Arrows and Banbury Club.
In division one Yardley Ex Colts and Iron Horse Rebels had respective 6-3 wins over Kingshurst Labour Club and Hunters Moon to top the division, Smithswood Social Club, Sheldon Marlborough Ridge and Langley Flights not far behind with their 5-4 wins against Old Salts Darts, Hollywood Social Club and Trident Spears.
Division two was the only division to have an outright leader and heading the table is Maggies who kicked off their campaign with a 7-2 home win over Sheldon Marlborough Flights. Shirley Misfits, Digby and Lyndon Old Boys had respective 5-4 wins over Moseley Rugby Club, Langley Pints and Castle Bromwich WMC.
On the individual scene there were maximum’s for Paul Welch (Yardley Ex Colts) and Tom Franklin (Smithswood Social Club) while Tony Stansfield (Lyndon Old Boys) had a 154 finish plus a twelve darts game, Terry Webster (Sheldon Marlborough Arrows) also checking out in twelve darts while Shay Darby (Yardley Ex Colts) had a nine darts game. Trident Spears player Preston Cupkovic had a 126 finish.
Full Results:Game 1:Premier League:- Langley Arrows 4 Highwood 5, Mackadown Sports and Social Club 5 EBAHA 4, Sheldon Marlborough Arrows 5 (Terry Webster 12 darts game) Banbury Club 4, RAFA 5 Brian’s Flights 4, Raven Arrows had a bye, Division One:- Kingshurst Labour Club 3 Yardley Ex Colts 6 (Paul Welch 180, Shay Darby 9 darts game), Hunters Moon 3 Iron Horse Rebels 6, Hollywood Social Club 4 Sheldon Marlborough Ridge 5, Smithswood Social Club 5 (Tom Franklin 180) Old Salts Darts 4, Trident Spears 4 (Preston Cupkovic 126f) Langley Flights 5, Division Two:- Shirley Misfits 5 Moseley Rugby Club 4, Maggies 7 Sheldon Marlborough Flights 2, Castle Bromwich WMC 4 Lyndon Old Boys 5 (Tony Stansfield 154f,12 darts game), Digby 5 Langley Pints 4, Raven had a bye.
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In the second week of the Camp Hill League’s new season reigning league and cup champions Wakefield Warriors had a 5-2 win at Moseley Arms to keep them joint top with Cotterills Lane EBAHA Club who were also 5-2 winners at Clumsy Swan with Neil Parsonage chalking up a nine darts game for the winners. There was a local derby between Roost Rebels and Roost Bosh with Bosh getting the better of the 5-2 result to put them third in the table trailing the top two by three legs of average. In the other game played Tyseley WMC team Wakefield Terriers won 6-1 against Sedgemere Devils.
Full Results:Game 2:- Moseley Arms 2 Wakefield Warriors 5, Clumsy Swan 2 Cotterills Lane EBAHA Club 5, Roost Rebels 2 Roost Bosh 5, Wakefield Terriers 6 Sedgemere Devils 1, Erdington Nomads had a bye.
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The South West Birmingham Clubs Summer League played off the semi-finals of their Bob Price Cup which produced a shock result as division one leaders Stirchley United lost 4-3 to second placed in division two, Northfield Conservative Club ‘A’. Joining Northfield Conservative Club ‘A’ in the final and making it a local derby contest is division one side Northfield Conservative Club ‘B’ who had a 5-2 win over the second division leaders Kings Norton Ex Serviceman’s Club.
There were a couple of rearranged league fixtures also played in which division one’s bottom team Perfection lost 4-3 at home to the team just above them in the table Bournbrook, who are now six points to the good on their hosts who are without a win in their seven games played. The other game played was in division two and saw bottom side Moseley All Services Club win 4-3 at home against next to bottom Bartley Green FC, the two teams, together with E57 all on four points.
Full Results:Bob Price Cup:Semi-Finals:- Kings Norton Ex Serviceman’s Club 2 Northfield Conservative Club ‘B’ 5, Northfield Conservative Club ‘A’ 4 Stirchley United 3, Rearranged League Fixtures:- Division One:- Perfection 3 Bournbrook 4, Division Two:- Moseley All Services Club 4 Bartley Green FC 3.
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The Four Oaks and District League played off the preliminary round of their Prestridge Shield and winning their way through to the next round were Bishop Vesey, Rise Club, Drakes Drum, Highcroft Hotdogs, Nomads @ Hollyfields, Old Horns Lions, Plough and Arrows, Old Oscott Arrows, Sutton Sharks, St Thomas Arrows and Walmley CSC Flights.
Top individual performances came from Heartlands Gerry McCormack who not only scored a 180 but also recorded the maximum possible finish of 170. D.Chisnell (Nomads @ Hollyfields) also found the three treble twenties.
Full Results:Prestridge Shield:Preliminary Round:- Bishop Vesey 9 (Stuart Abbott 120b,125, Dave Walton 100, Chris Sammons 100, Mark Wild 2x120b,108,100,120b) Rosey Mac’s Bar 0 (George Averil 100, Andrew Colley 2x100, Joseph Nolan 120b,100b, Nigel Smallwood 100,100b, Dan Quirk 156b, Bob Hayer 4x100,106), Deer’s Leap 2 (Adam Dunn 2x100, Darryl Rodgers 2x100,111, Dan Hopkins 2x100,121, M.McCreight 130) Rise Club 7 (Luke Parry 140, Mark Craft 100b,3x100, Lee Gumbley 100, Jamie Sabin 100, Mark Felkin 100,134), Heartlands 4 (John Frost 2x100,111f,121, Gerry McCormack 125,180,111,100,170f, Alex Downes 2x100, Steve Cain 2x100,121, Ryan Cain 134,100) Drakes Drum 5 (Alan Lilley 2x100 Matt Deathridge 110, James Clarke 116b, Callum Crocket 2x100,140, Jack Mahon 137, Marc Pearce 100b,100), Highcroft Hotdogs 6 (Kevin Shorthouse 100, Jack Alexander 140,121, Simon Shorthouse 100, Leigh Dells 120b,121,100,100b,125,) Pint Pot Flights 3 (M.Phillips 102, M.Bagnall 100,117,120b, P.Smith 100), Nomads @ Hollyfields 8 (D.Jarvis 120b,100, D.Chisnell 112b,180,100, K,Snith 100b, S.Robinson 100b,100, T.Colley 103,100, C.Winters 139,152b,140) Beggars Bush 1 (Des Shannon 2x100,125, Alan Whitehouse 2x100,138, Tom Purcell 100b, Ryan Comiskey 125,140, Gary Bushell 121), Old Horns Lions 6 (P.Seadon 2x100,140, A.Heslip 2x100, A.Kimberley 103b,101,3x100,140, D.Wilson 112b,100, R.Campbell 100) Erdington Arrows 3 (Harry Sadler 135,100, Simon Edwards 2x100, Geoff Hopkins 100), Plough and Arrows 5 (Kieran Gow 102b,2x100, Ricky Niner 100b,140,100, Nigel Robbins 113, Danny Hughes 117,130,100,108f,140) Charley’s Flights 4 (Clive Austin 130f,111b,129, Dean Bond 140, Kevin Hewings 2x100,120b, Martin Mills 100), Rosey Mac’s 4 (Neil Bradley 2x121, Ian Stokes 140,100,125, Jack Cox 112b, Dan Haden 102,2x100, Andy Hoskings 130) Old Oscott Arrows 5 (M.Page 135,100, P.Locke 100b,4x100,120b, M.Trayhern 100, D.Parsons 140,107,125,100, C.Eastwood 100, R.Wallace 101,100), St Thomas Misfits 2 (John Paul Roddy 100,120b,121, Rod Snelson 114, Rob Davis 100, Kevin Coleman 100) Sutton Sharks 7 (Ally Jarvis 120, Michael Taylor 110,100, Neil Holmes 100, Joe Whale 100, Jack Boden 120), Sutton Sports 3 (Callum Reilly 146b,120) St Thomas Arrows 6 (Paul Andrews 120b,140, Gill Lynch 100, Rob Nelson 108f, Jim Lynch 100), Walmley CSC Flights 5 (Adam Cooksey 101,124f,100, Jake Liggins 140,100,133, Kris Green 120b, Dean Grainger 125,109f,100, Gary Fleetwood 120,2x100,140) Red Lion 4 (Jimmy Collins 119, Brendan Lysaght 120b,100, Dane Vickers 121, Tim Vickers 100, Ryan Lowe 100,108b, Dane Vickers 3x140,100).
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The Hilltop Friendly Tuesday Night League’s first charity knockout attracted an inspiring fifty-five entries and raised a superb £183 with the eventual winner being Alex Howells who beat Luke Messer in the final.
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A 6-2 home win over seventh in the league Tenth Lock keeps Dudley Sports ‘A’ top of the Silver End Sunday Morning League with a lead of six points over second placed Old Star who were 5-3 winners at home against High Acres ‘A’. Third placed Dudley Ex Serviceman’s Club are a further one point adrift with sixty-four points after they won their home tie with New Talbot ‘A’ 6-2. Fourth and fifth placed Mount Pleasant and Church Tavern are both on fifty-two points, Mount Pleasant having a game in hand on the three tams above them, their latest fixture seeing them hand out an 8-0 whitewash to their visiting opponents Dudley Sports ‘B’ while Church Tavern suffered a setback as they lost 5-3 at home against High Acres ‘C’ who are just six places off the foot of the table with only five wins from their twenty-six fixtures.
Full Results:Game 27:- Mount Pleasant 8 Dudley Sports ‘B’ 0, High Acres ‘B’ 4 Brier Rose 4, New Talbot ‘B’ 1 Old Liberal Club 7, Pensnett Liberal Club 6 Old Cat Inn 2, Brickmakers Arms 5 Rose and Crown 3, Dudley Ex Serviceman’s Club 6 New Talbot ‘A’ 2, Old Star 5 High Acres ‘A’ 3, Church Tavern 3 High Acres ‘C’ 5, Dudley Sports ‘A’ 6 Tenth Lock 2, Raven had a bye.
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Netherton Conservative Club ‘B’ dropped one place in the Stourbridge and District Monday Night League table when they lost their home fixture with third in the league Princess. Leaders Old Liberal Club made it thirty-four straight wins when they added their most recent 7-0 home win over Bird in Hand to their account. With sixty-eight points the leaders have already been declared champions and although second in the league Gate Hangs Well ‘B’ have a game in hand and three more fixtures to play they are ten points short of Old Liberal Club. Princess, are two more points adrift with fifty-six points and have a four points advantage over both fourth and fifth placed Five Ways and Netherton Conservative Club ‘B’, Five Ways won 7-0 at Raven ‘B’.
Full Results:Game 34:- Mount Pleasant 2 Gate Hangs Well ‘A’ 5, Old Liberal Club 7 (S.Hall 160b) Bird in Hand 0, Netherton Consevative Club ‘B’ 2 (I.Bradley 180) Princess 5 (M.Foxall 7 darts game), Glasscutters ‘B’ 3 Rose and Crown ‘A’ 4, Seven Stars 3 Fox Inn (Lye) 4, Rose and Crown ‘B’ 1 Glasscutters ‘A’ 6, Queens Head 1 Netherton Conservative Club ‘A’ 6, Gate Hangs Well ‘B’ 4 Crestwood 3, Raven ‘B’ 0 Five Ways 7, Raven ‘A’ had a bye.
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As the Brierley Hill Monday Night League nears the halfway mark of its season, leaders Dudley Ex Serviceman’s Club ‘A’ had a 6-3 win playing away against Roebuck ‘A’ who as a result drop one place in the table to sixth with twenty-eight points, twelve points behind their opponents. Second in the league Maverick won 7-2 at Starving Rascal to keep within six points of the leaders with a game in hand. Roebuck ‘B’ moved up one place to third following their 6-3 win away to Dudley Ex Serviceman’s Club ‘B’ and although they are two points ahead of fourth in the league Mount Pleasant, Mount Pleasant have a game in hand on them after having a bye this week.
Just the one maximum recorded this week and that was achieved by I.Bradley (Netherton Conservative Club ‘B’).
Full Results:Game 21:- Glasshouse ‘B’ 5 Glasshouse ‘A’ 4, Roebuck ‘A’ 3 Dudley Ex Serviceman’s ‘A’ 6, High Acres ‘B’ 6 Pensnett Liberal Club ‘A’ 3, Dudley Sports ‘B’ 3 Bridge 6, Dudley Ex Serviceman’s Club ‘B’ 3 Roebuck ‘B’ 6, Starving Rascal 2 Maverick 7, Brickmakers Arms 6 Dudley Sports ‘A’ 3, Pensnett Liberal Club ‘B’ 5 High Acres ‘A’ 4, Old Bush 5 Raven 4, Rose and Crown ‘B’ 7 Tommy Turners ‘A’ 2, Tommy Turners ‘B’ v Rose and Crown ‘A’ was postponed, Mount Pleasant had a bye.
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Five Ways ‘A’ have had a change of home venue in the Stourbridge and District Wednesday Night League and also a change in fortunes as the inaugural game played under the Swan banner saw them, for the first time in nineteen games, lose as they returned from Ashwood on the wrong side of the 4-3 result. Despite the defeat Swan hold on to second place with thirty-six points, two short of leaders Old Liberal Club ‘A’ but two more than third placed Bird in Hand ‘E’. Old Liberal Club ‘A’ made it nineteen wins in twenty games when they won 6-1 at home against eighth in the league Stourbridge FC while Bird in Hand ‘E’ had a close 4-3 victory at home over White Horse who are eleventh in the table. With thirty-two points, fourth placed Hollybush won their home game with Beech Tree Miners 5-2.
Full Results:Game 21:- Bird in Hand ‘E’ 4 White Horse 3, Red House (formerly Garibaldi) 3 Old Liberal Club ‘B’ 4, Old Liberal Club ‘A’ 6 Stourbridge FC 1, Hollybush 5 Beech Tree Miners 2, Ashwood 4 Swan (formerly Five Ways ‘A’) 3, Brickmakers Arms 5 Mount Pleasant 2, Fox Inn (Lye) 4 Wheatsheaf 3, Plough 7 Netherton Conservative Club 0, Five Ways ‘B’ had a bye.
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The Netherton Thursday Night 501 League have been engaged in the first round of their Andy Bastable Trophy which saw the current league leaders Bulls Head held to a close 5-4 win away to third placed Plough and Harrow with G.Jackson notching a maximum for the winners. Second in the league, Old Liberal Club with maximums from both N.Fullwell and J.Batham, who both also chalked up winning fifteen darts games, won 8-1 against British Oak. There were also 8-1 wins for Dudley Ex Serviceman’s Club ‘B’, Spring Meadow Pub and Hill and Cakemore Ex Serviceman’s Club who in turn defeated Hare and Hounds, Mount Pleasant and Cottage Spring with M.Arche hitting a 180 for Hill and Cakemore. Dudley Ex Serviceman’s Club ‘A’ went one better and were the rounds biggest winners as they returned from Netherton Conservative Club on the back of their 9-0 victory. Townsend Social Club won 7-2 at home against Netherton Sports and Social Club while Old Glasshouse with a maximum from D.Hann had a narrow 5-4 win at Spring Meadow Social.
Full Results:Andy Bastable Trophy:Round One:- Hare and Hounds 1 Dudley Ex Serviceman’s Club ‘B’ 8, Hill and Cakemore Ex Serviceman’s Club 8 (M.Archer 180, T.Johnson 15 darts game, S.Attwood 152b) Cottage Spring 1 (M.Fellows 15 darts game), Spring Meadow Social 4 Old Glasshouse 5 (D.Hann 180), Netherton Conservative Club 0 Dudley Ex Serviceman’s Club ‘A’ 9, Old Liberal Club 8 (N.Fullwell 180,15 darts game, J.Batham 180,15 darts game) British Oak 1, Townsend Social Club 7 Netherton Sports and Social Club 2, Plough and Harrow 4 Bulls Head 5 (G.Jackson 180), Spring Meadow Pub 8 (A.Ghaley 118f) Mount Pleasant 1.
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New Inn 2 stretched their unbeaten record in the Sedgley and Gornal Tuesday Night League to six games when they won 6-3 at home against local rivals New Inn, the win keeping intact their two points lead over both Red Cow and Mount Pleasant. Red Cow had a convincing 8-1 home win over Triangle while Mount Pleasant were held to a close 5-4 win away to Baggeridge Club.
Full Results:Game 7:- Royal 5 Britannia 4, New Inn 2 6 New Inn 3, Netherton Sports and Social Club 3 Gornal British Legion 6, Jolly Crispin 6 Cabin 3, Red Cow 8 Triangle 1, Baggeridge Club 4 Mount Pleasant 5, Meadow Lark had a bye.
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The Rowley Monday Night League played off the doubles knockouts for their Top Half and Shadow League. The top half title went to Bell’s S.Price and R.O'Connor with M.Hall and D.Homer from Gate Hangs Well runners-up, battling out the Shadow League final were M.Tedstone and R.Grigg (White Swan) and S.Cree and S.Cree (Tividale Sports) with Tedstone and Grigg the winners.
Full Results:Top Half Doubles Knockout:Final:- S.Price and R.O'Connor (Bell) beat M.Hall and D.Homer (Gate Hangs Well), Shadow League Doubles Knockout:Final:- M.Tedstone and R.Grigg (White Swan) beat S.Cree and S.Cree (Tividale Sports).
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Jacqueline Maiden didn’t play in the latest round of fixtures in the West Midlands Ladies Super League but nevertheless held on to pole position with seventy-four points from twenty-six games. Second in the league Gemma Barrett had a 3-0 win over Crysta Davies-Wilcox to move to within two points of Maiden while Jacqui Trott added a 3-1 win over Debbie Davies to her tally to put her third in the league table on seventy-one points, one fewer than Barrett but she has a game in hand on both of the players above her. After the to three there is a gap of eight points to fourth placed Tara Simmons-Fullwood who is on sixty-three points from twenty-five games..
Full Results:Week 30:- Claire Hobbs 3 Hannah Davies 2, Jacqui Simmons 3 Crysta Davies-Wilcox 2, Shellbie Simmons 3 Sarah Maybury 0, Tara Simmons-Fullwood 3 Hannah Davies 0, Gemma Barrett 3 Crysta Davies-Wilcox 0, Jacqui Trott 3 Debbie Davies 1, Jodie Rowlands 3 Sam Rowley 0 Debbie Davies 3 Julie Enery 1.
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Dog and Partridge kept their hopes of winning the West Midlands Men’s Super League title on course with a 5-0 home win over Corpus Christi, the win gives the leaders a seven points lead on both Kings Head ‘A’ and Gilbert’s Bar ‘B’ who in turn won 3-2 against Chase Social and 4-1 against Shepwell Green. Fourth placed Dudley Ex Serviceman’s Club are a further three points adrift but with a game in hand on the teams above them after they added their latest 5-0 home win over Junction ‘B’. Although fifth placed Staffordshire Knot have a game in hand on the top three teams they are a huge twenty-one points off the top of the table.
Full Results:Game 25:- Kings Head ‘A’ 3 Chase Social 2, Gilbert’s Bar ‘B’ 4 Shepwell Green 1, Cottage Spring 3 Kings Head ‘B’ 2, Dog and Partridge 5 Corpus Christi 0, Staffordshire Knot 5 Wednesbury British Legion 0, Gilbert’s Bar ‘A’ 5 Three Crowns 0, Junction ‘A’ 3 Landywood 2, Dudley Ex Serviceman’s Club 5 Junction ‘B’ 0.
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Tom Bissell was a late entry in the Amblecote RBL Premier League but he had steadily played catch-up and has now with his latest four games which saw him win 4-3 against Jamie Barrowman, 7-0 against Stephen Cartwright, 6-1 against Shane Sheridan and 7-0 against Michael Harding moved up into pole position with 380 points from sixty-eight games, a six points lead plus two games in hand on second placed Reece Colley with just four more games to play. Bissell looks all set to be crowned champion but the race is still on for the runners-up spot with Reece Colley on 374 points and third placed Dan Nicholls on 373 points with both having two games remaining. After the top three there is a gap of twenty-eight points to fourth placed and reigning champion Nick Fullwell who has three more games to play.
Full Results:Week 41:- Neil Murphy 5 Stephen Cartwright 2, Shane Sheridan 5 Joe Poole 2, Aaron Colley 6 Sam Page 1, Andy Vellender 4 Neil Murphy 3, Michael Harding 5 Stephen Cartwright 2, Jamie Barrowman 7 Matt Halliday 0, Neil Murphy 5 Jon Underhill 2, Chris Williams 4 Joe Poole 3, Shane Sheridan 4 Ian Townsend 3, Tom Bissell 4 Jamie Barrowman 3, Matt Davies 4 Aaron Colley 3, Steve Gillam 6 Jon Underhill 1, Dave Simpson 7 Michael Harding 0, Andy vellender 6 Matt Halliday 1, Joe Poole 4 Neil Murphy 3, Andy Vellender 5 Shane Sheridan 2, Jon Underhill 5 Sam Page 2, Aaron Colley 6 Chris Williams 1, Tom Bissell 7 Stephen Cartwright 0, Ian Townsend 7 Michael Harding 0, Tom Bissell 6 Shane Sheridan 1, Aaron Colley 4 Steve Gillam 3, Andy Vellender 6 Michael Harding 1, Tom Bissell 7 Michael Harding 0.
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With four more games to play Scott Baker has a twenty-four points lead at the top of division one in the Gilbert’s Bar Monday Night Singles League, his latest fixture seeing him win 6-2 against fifth in the division Ian Stanton. Second placed Dean Simmons-Fullwood handed out an 8-0 defeat to Darren Williams to keep him thirteen points ahead of third placed Ben Johnson who has played two games more than Simmons-Fullwood.
The second division title has gone to Kurt Wright who after beating Robert Harris 7-1 has one more game to play, he is on 230 points with a 31 points lead on second placed Alan Melling who also has just one more game to play.
For some time now the third division title has looked sewn up with Dave Thackeray on 291 points, a lead of thirty-one on his nearest rival Joe Bartolo and three more still to play while Bartolo only has two. Third in the division Thomas Hollowood has three more fixtures to play but he is sixteen points short of Bartolo who looks to be finishing as runner-up.
Full Results:Game 35:- Andrew Jervis 8 Darren Williams 0, Andy Mullinder 1 Chris Evans 7, Ian Stanton 2 Scott Baker 6, Paul Price 5 Jamie Webb 3, Jimmy Stackhouse 3 Clayton Edge 5, Chris Evans 2 Andrew Jervis 6, Darren Williams 0 Dean Simmons-Fullwood 8, Stewart Pryce 4 Jon Blakemore 4, Jimmy Stackhouse 1 Tony Singh 7, Steve Lynch 3 Ben Johnson 5, Game 37:- Keith Hollowood 5 Neville Quinton 3, Robert Harris 1 Kurt Wright 7, Anthony Bradley 6 Jacqui Simmons 2, Jenni Seedhouse 0 Thomas Hollowood 8, Andy Poole 0 Joe Bartolo 8, Warren Bower 7 Sarah Barrett 1, Alex Bryant 5 Robert Bradley 3, Anthony Bradley 2 Andy Poole 6.
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In their local derby with their ‘A’ team Junction ‘B’ handed out a 7-0 whitewash in the singles league of the Wolverhampton Tuesday Night League to keep them in pole position with thirty-six points and maintain their two points advantage on second placed Hotshots who won 6-1 at home against Ring of Bells. Third and fourth in the table are New Gate Inn ‘A’ and Gilbert’s Bar ‘A’ who are both on thirty points and both suffered defeats, New Gate Inn ‘A’ going down 5-2 at Golden Lion and Gilbert’s Bar ‘A’ losing 4-3 at home to Wednesfield Legion.
In the doubles league Junction ‘B’ once again lead the field with thirty-six points, their latest win being 3-0 against their ‘A’ side. Hotshots are again placeed second, their 2-1 win over Ring of Bells keeping them within two points of the leaders and two point s to the good on third placed New Gate Inn ‘A’ who won 2-1 at Golden Lion.
Full Results:Week 19:Singles League:- Corpus Christi ‘B’ 2 Corpus Christi ‘A’ 5, Dog and Partridge 6 Three Crowns 1, Gilbert’s Bar ‘A’ 3 Wednesfield Legion 4, Golden Lion 5 New Gate Inn ‘A’ 2, Hotshots 6 Ring of Bells 1, Junction ‘A’ 0 Junction ‘B’ 7, Junction ‘C’ 4 Milestone 3, New Gate Inn ‘B’ 4 Junction ‘D’ 3, Woodfield 2 Gilbert’s Bar ‘B’ 5, Doubles League:- Corpus Christi ‘B’ 0 Corpus Christi ‘A’ 3, Dog and Partridge 0 Three Crowns 3, Gilbert’s Bar ‘A’ 1 Wednesfield Legion 2, Golden Lion 1 New Gate Inn ‘A’ 2, Hotshots 2 Ring of Bells 1, Junction ‘A’ 0 Junction ‘B’ 3, Junction ‘C’ 0 Milestone 3, New Gate Inn ‘B’ 3 Junction ‘D’ 0, Woodfield 2 Gilbert’s Bar ‘B’ 1.
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