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LESMAHAGOW MALE VOICE CHOIR GAMES NIGHTS - Spanglefish

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<strong>LESMAHAGOW</strong> <strong>MALE</strong> <strong>VOICE</strong> <strong>CHOIR</strong><br />

<strong>GAMES</strong> <strong>NIGHTS</strong><br />

<strong>GAMES</strong> NIGHT 26 January 2008<br />

RESULTS<br />

Winners Runners-up<br />

Darts Jamie Brown Davy Watson<br />

Scott Miller Matt Sneddon [J]<br />

Dominoes Jim Hope Del Farquharson<br />

Archie Lang Eric Watson<br />

Pool Del Farquharson Jamie Brown<br />

Eric Watson Scott Miller<br />

Bowls Jack Aitken Davy Watson<br />

Kevin Cairns Matt Sneddon [J]<br />

Other partnerships<br />

Alan Cowan/Stuart Elliott; Davy Affleck/Gordon Brown; Matt Sneddon [S]/Iain<br />

Affleck; Val Orr/Scott Affleck.<br />

Gazette<br />

<strong>CHOIR</strong> <strong>GAMES</strong> NIGHT – Lesmahagow Male Voice Choir held another exciting and<br />

challenging evening on Saturday at Bertrams with all competitions keenly fought<br />

in, of course, the most decorous manner, as one would expect from Choir<br />

members!. Winners and runners-up were: Pool – Del Farquharson and Eric<br />

Watson/Jamie Brown and Scott Miller; Bowls - Jack Aitken and Kevin Cairns/Davy<br />

Watson and Matt Sneddon [J]; Darts – Jamie Brown and Scott Miller/Davy<br />

Watson and Matt Sneddon [J]; Dominoes – Jim Hope and Archie Lang/Del<br />

Farquharson and Eric Watson. At the risk of being accused of ‘naming and<br />

shaming’ other teams included: Alan Cowan/Stuart Elliott; Davy Affleck/Gordon<br />

Brown; Matt Sneddon [S]/Iain Affleck; Val Orr/Scott Affleck. Once again grateful<br />

thanks to Davy Affleck and Jim Hope for organisation and the Black Bull ‘lassies’<br />

for superb service.


<strong>GAMES</strong> NIGHT 27 January 2007<br />

RESULTS<br />

Winners Runners-up<br />

Darts Alec Turner Derek Blackwood<br />

Kenneth Baxter Eric Watson<br />

Dominoes Arthur Weir Matt Sneddon<br />

David Neill Stuart Elliot<br />

Pool Derek Blackwood Davy Dunn<br />

Eric Watson Kevin Cairns<br />

Quoits Jamie Brown Iain Affleck (J)<br />

Jim Fordyce John Weir<br />

Other partnerships<br />

Scott Affleck/Gordon Brown; Jim Macintyre/Alistair ?; Davy Watson/Paul<br />

Kennedy; Alan Cowan/Richard ?; Davy Affleck/Jim Hope; Archie Lang/Derek F?<br />

Gazette<br />

<strong>GAMES</strong> NIGHT – It was the usual keenly contested Lesmahagow Male Voice Choir<br />

Games Night on Saturday at Bertrams as twenty-six stalwarts fought it out on<br />

four fields – pool, darts, quoits and dominoes, with no quarter being asked or<br />

given. In the Dominoes final ‘Wily Wally’ Weir and David Neill overcame maturity<br />

and youth in the shape of Matt Sneddon and Stuart Elliot, while at Quoits the<br />

bass section’s ‘gruesome twosome’ Jamie Brown and Jim Fordyce smoothly<br />

moved past Iain Affleck (junior) and John Weir. At darts another maturity and<br />

youth combination, Alec Turner and Kenneth Baxter, just managed to pip Eric<br />

Watson and Derek Blackwood; but Eric and Derek, with some crafty play beat off<br />

Davy Dunn and Kevin ‘hop-a-long’ Cairns at Pool. This year the ‘twats’ title, out<br />

of everything first, went to Jim Hope and Davy Affleck. Stern words of warning<br />

were issued to the guest participants, particularly those who lifted prizes – future<br />

participation in social events would be dependent on joining the Choir! Once<br />

again grateful thanks to Davy Affleck for organisation and the Black Bull ‘lassies’<br />

for superb service.


<strong>GAMES</strong> NIGHT 4 February 2006<br />

RESULTS<br />

Winners Runners-up<br />

Darts Jim McSkimming Arthur Weir<br />

Davy Neill Eric Watson<br />

Dominoes Robert Bryson Davy Affleck<br />

Stan Cuthbert Archie Martin<br />

Pool Arthur Weir Davy Watson<br />

Eric Watson Stuart Elliott<br />

Quoits Archie Lang Jim Loch<br />

Paul Kennedy Stuart Brownlie<br />

Other partnerships<br />

Jamie & Fraser Brown: Jim Hope & John Weir; Gordon Brown and Acky Turner;<br />

Davy Dunn and Iain Affleck [J]; Matt Sneddon & Ian Affleck; Scott Affleck &<br />

Tweedy?; Stan Baxter & Alan Cowan; Jim Macintyre & Kenneth Baxter; Walter<br />

Paterson & Jim Fordyce.<br />

Gazette entry<br />

<strong>CHOIR</strong> <strong>GAMES</strong> NIGHT – On Saturday the Choir held its annual Games Night at<br />

Bertrams with over thirty members and friends attending. The competition was<br />

intense with plentiful, occasionally raucous, advice being given to all competitors.<br />

In Darts Jim ‘180’ McSkimming, with assistance from Davy Neill, swept all before<br />

him, including the beaten finalists Arthur Weir and Eric Watson. In the Dominoes<br />

final, Robert Bryson and ‘mine host’ Stan Cuthbert were too wily for Davy Affleck<br />

and Archie Martin. The Pool final turned out to be a competitive Watson family<br />

match with Davy losing out to son Eric, who was assisted by Arthur Weir; Davy’s<br />

partner was Stuart Elliott. The gamesmanship in this final had to be seen to be<br />

believed, when even delays in chalking cues came into play. Seasoned<br />

campaigner Archie Lang, along with Paul Kennedy, proved too strong in the<br />

Quoits final for new member Jim Loch and Stuart Brownlie. All in all another<br />

excellent evening, although towards the end a plaintive voice was heard to<br />

remark “I’ve been coming here for the last ten years and haven’t won anything”;<br />

never mind Fraser – keep trying! Once again thanks to social organiser Davy<br />

Affleck and his team and to the Black Bull for facilities and food, for which praise<br />

was loudly proclaimed by all participants, particularly Kenneth – at regular<br />

intervals!


Prize winners<br />

Dec 2003 Dec 2004<br />

DARTS Robert Bryson Jim Hope<br />

Jim McSkimming Jim Macintyre<br />

DOMINOES Will Brown Richard Cairns<br />

Jim Fordyce Stan Baxter<br />

QUOITS Gordon Brown Alan Cowan<br />

Graeme Scott Marr Sneddon Jnr<br />

POOL Jim Hope Jim Fordyce<br />

Jim Macintyre Davy Watson<br />

Gazette Reports<br />

<strong>CHOIR</strong> <strong>GAMES</strong> NIGHT – December 2003<br />

Lesmahagow Male Voice Choir members and friends held their annual Games<br />

Night at Bertrams on 27 December. As always, it was an extremely enjoyable<br />

evening, with all competitions keenly contested. Winners were: Table Quoits –<br />

Gordon Brown and Graeme Scott; Darts – Robert Bryson and Jim McSkimming;<br />

Dominoes – Will Brown and Jim Fordyce; Pool – Jim Hope and Jim Macintyre.<br />

Thanks are again due to Laura and her staff for the facilities and food, and to<br />

Davie Affleck for games organisation.<br />

<strong>CHOIR</strong> <strong>GAMES</strong> NIGHT – December 2004<br />

Lesmahagow Male Voice Choir members and friends held their annual Games<br />

Night at Bertrams on December 27. As always, it was an extremely enjoyable<br />

evening, with all competitions keenly contested. In Darts the ‘James’, Hope and<br />

Macintyre, playing together for the second year running, came from behind to<br />

snatch the title from Archie Lang and MOC, Master of Ceremonies, Davie Affleck.<br />

The MOC’s team was again beaten in the Dominoes final by a combination of<br />

youth and middle age – Richard Cairns and Stan Baxter. At Table Quoits another<br />

youth/middle age team, Kenneth Baxter and Kevin Cairns lost out to the young<br />

and daring partnership of Alan Cowan and Matt Sneddon Junior. The Pool title<br />

was won by Jim Fordyce and Davie Watson, with the highlight of the evening a<br />

four ball clearance by Davie to win the match; the losing finalists were Scott<br />

Affleck and Matt Sneddon Senior. Thanks are again due to Laura and her staff for<br />

the facilities and food, and to Davie Affleck for smooth organisation.

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