A cracking 30 pins home win by the Tatti's over their fellow title chasers Evans SC, 375-345.
Spares from Berti, Stuee, Ali and a brace by Liam who stole the show with a brilliant 18 backed up with a superb 17 and went on to join the Bogoes 50 club.
Liam joins fellow members Ali, Berti, Stuee, Prycer, Westy & Booby who has also achieved a 65.
Question; out of these seven players, who was the youngest to score 50 or more?
The Tatti's gained two more valuable points at the Railway club against Harry's Lads with a very good performance on a tough alley. They won by 10 pins, 329-319.
Despite being a player short, Harry's Lads achieved their highest score at home this season which proves two things; The quality of the skittling by the Bogoes was excellent and 20 pins for AN Other is not a disadvantage on this alley.
The Tatti's remain in touching distance to the leagues' current pace setters, Beevers, with a well fought 12 pins victory over Military 'D' at home, 368-356.
Westy's opening leg 13 spare was soon undone by the bottom half's hat-trick of fours and a wasted spare to hand the initiative to Military 'D' who duly raced into a 15 pins lead with a very good 101.
When the Bogoes returned they found themselves 100 behind and chasing spares. Despite playing well, their second leg and the majority of the third was devoid of any chances until Jonah stepped up with a brilliant flopper. It came completely out of the blue so when Stuee chalked up his 17 spare it felt like a turning point had arrived.
That said, nobody expected Military 'D' to chuck in a sub 80 leg so it was a pleasant surprise to find out that 89 was the target to win.
The bottom half made up for their poor first leg by finishing with 58, as Stuee finally made his spare ball count and Holly excelled with a superb 17 of his own. The top half took the leg on to a ton and two more valuable points were in the bag.
Well done to Phil Holland for achieving a Vorni.
Finally, congratulations to Cheeso and Jonah for reaching the milestone on 800 competitive matches for the Tattibogoes.
Not the best performance by any stretch but, it was sufficient for the Tatti's progress through to round 3 of the Front Pin cup. On a freshly painted, shiny alley, they defeated Bridgemen by 25 pins, 202-177.
