... ee £ R i ¥ 5 eke ,’ R s i - b 5o A ey 2 . - oy i o i . 8 i B :8R i o ‘t»mvw‘:‘ N R e = JUST CHAMPION: Graham Gooch and Derek Foster on taking the wicket that won Essex t last season and this year Gooch’s men will a . 4 E‘Ta R y = ...

... HUNTON 0 18 BENENDEN C 23 A THRILLER with the game going one way and then the other. Derek Foster got the Babes off to a good start leading after only three ends. Day answered this Worst with -lartling riin of .:-2-1-1-2 to make it 11-11. Aver to Minton ...

... 53 impressive as his Summer League showing over the years. With two games left to play, fie is being hard pressed, but Derek Foster, the elder of the Gaye Trophy. looks ro be out cf the hunt. well for them that the) did so, for Wadhurst came back with ...

... and they were mostly responsible for getting the points. Eddie Cheeseman had to work hard to hold Dick Word 18-544, and Derek Foster found Peinbury's new skip F. Gillett in fighting mood. GOlett took three on rhe last to win 18-15. ...

... T. Cheeseman. At Hastings in the Charity Triples, Benenden put up the best show from the Weald. D. Foster, D. Moore and Derek Foster were 29 up and won sixth prize. In the Cranbrook club eompetitions, the pairs was won by H. Martin and V. Ferraro who beat ...

... good start. H. Newbury's foursome plugged in a six and followed up with 1-2-1 to lead Jesse Moseley by 10-1. At Ms stage Derek Foster was holding out against R. Young at 4-all. ...

... (skip) and Sam Sinden. Back, standing are Cranbrook chairman, Alfred Roe, and the Benenden team: Ron Kemp, Eddie Cheeseman, Derek Foster and George Best. Extreme right is tournament organiser Maurice Balcomb . .•'.. — ' • . , I'. • . • .. , . . - ~ •, ...

... Hastings last week by 31 shoots to after a close game. Skipper Dick Mohypenny must he pleased with his experiment of putting Derek Foster as skip as the rink heat Remnent and Co. by 19-15 and won the last six ends. The Italics could do far worse than use Foster ...

... Foster's best-ever season DEREK Foster rounded ott 4 personal best howls season by taking the club Pop Horton singles at Benenden last week. In the tinal he beat the Reverend W. jessop Price 21-14. Also completing a good summer was Rene Cheeseman. She ...

... 15-31. On the other rink Hadlow won 11 out of 18 ends yet still lost by 15-18. Ted Stacey stayed on top mostly, but when Derek Foster took an end he piled in the shots including a five, and held the Hadlow scoring to singles. The score on the other rink ...

... Moneypenny (Benenden; 69 70 F Martin teranbrook 1: 70 71__ Fos ter lbertenden; 71 72 E. Escott ilVnterden Eddie Escott and Derek Foster are still within striking distance should Stanley go off song. and Jesse Moseley could be the real danger if he manages ...

... round. In the league. Hadlow are %sell established at the top. with Benenden and Cranbrook following up. In the skips' Derek Foster (Benendciii leads Ted Stacey tHadlow) and Bob Bell tTenterdeni. with Hawkes tHuntonl. Meadows (Cranbrook) and Moseley ...