The Tatti's recorded their first double of the season with a massive 51 pins victory over Busbars at the Golden Lion.
Stuee Griffiths claimed back to back sweeps with an excellent 38, thanks to his late 14 spare, and was rewarded with a bowl of fruit immediately afterwards.
Stuee's spare sparked his bottom half colleagues Jonah, Allan, & Boundy to do likewise and with these four spares they scored their best so far this season with a 63 leg & 192 total.
The Tatti's gain two more points with a win at home against Busbars by 22 pins, 352-330.
Benny, Cheeso, Griff, Prycer & Statto all felled spares but the highlight of the evening was Allan Farr's exhibition of alternative skittling. The deliveries for his opening nine being particularly special, each ball in order:
Hit right hand copper takes long back three
Hit left hand copper taking out back two
Peach of a ball hitting front pin to take it down & the remaining no.2, no.3 & middle pin.
The Tatti's returned to winning ways with a superb 388 at the City Sports Club.
Three seasons ago, the Bogoes were short on numbers for this fixture so Holly was selected to perform as the 'A.N Other'. He proceeded to take the limelight with a score of 40 for AN Other and 35 in his own name, the best two scores on the night. However, in this match he found the going much tougher, ending up as the lowest scorer on 23. With history repeating itself they were a man short again, but this time Captain Ali dragged Sammer out of his temporary retirement to help out. Neil last played more than seven years ago but watching from the sidelines you would not have known it. His excellent 32 could easily have been many pins more had he been more fortunate with a few of his deliveries. With 43, Cheeso weighed in with his highest score in eight months after opening with a brilliant 17 spare. It was his 18th 40+ haul & on every occasion he's done this the Bogoes win their match.
The star player though was reigning averages champion Prycer. He topped off an excellent performance with a brace of spares to finish with one more pin than Cheeso. It was his 26th 40+ in his Tatti career and the third on the City Sports alley.
Stuee Griffiths claimed back to back sweeps with an excellent 38, thanks to his late 14 spare, and was rewarded with a bowl of fruit immediately afterwards.
