These pictures show some of the players who attended at the Chief Constable’s Cup competition on Sunday the 24th August 2008. It was a really good day, enjoyed by all. Dave Scriven eventually won the competition after beating Johnny Brookes in the semi final. As you can see, one of the photographs shows Andy Hinton walking off the green after losing in the semi final to Alan Seager. He then disappeared for an hour to lick his wounds! Never mind And, there’s always next year, ha ha.

These pictures show some of the players who attended at the Chief Constable’s Cup competition on Sunday the 24th August 2008. It was a really good day, enjoyed by all. Dave Scriven eventually won the competition after beating Johnny Brookes in the semi final. As you can see, one of the photographs shows Andy Hinton walking off the green after losing in the semi final to Alan Seager. He then disappeared for an hour to lick his wounds! Never mind And, there’s always next year, ha ha.

These pictures show some of the players who attended at the Chief Constable’s Cup competition on Sunday the 24th August 2008. It was a really good day, enjoyed by all. Dave Scriven eventually won the competition after beating Johnny Brookes in the semi final. As you can see, one of the photographs shows Andy Hinton walking off the green after losing in the semi final to Alan Seager. He then disappeared for an hour to lick his wounds! Never mind And, there’s always next year, ha ha.

These pictures show some of the players who attended at the Chief Constable’s Cup competition on Sunday the 24th August 2008. It was a really good day, enjoyed by all. Dave Scriven eventually won the competition after beating Johnny Brookes in the semi final. As you can see, one of the photographs shows Andy Hinton walking off the green after losing in the semi final to Alan Seager. He then disappeared for an hour to lick his wounds! Never mind And, there’s always next year, ha ha.

These pictures show some of the players who attended at the Chief Constable’s Cup competition on Sunday the 24th August 2008. It was a really good day, enjoyed by all. Dave Scriven eventually won the competition after beating Johnny Brookes in the semi final. As you can see, one of the photographs shows Andy Hinton walking off the green after losing in the semi final to Alan Seager. He then disappeared for an hour to lick his wounds! Never mind And, there’s always next year, ha ha.

These pictures show some of the players who attended at the Chief Constable’s Cup competition on Sunday the 24th August 2008. It was a really good day, enjoyed by all. Dave Scriven eventually won the competition after beating Johnny Brookes in the semi final. As you can see, one of the photographs shows Andy Hinton walking off the green after losing in the semi final to Alan Seager. He then disappeared for an hour to lick his wounds! Never mind And, there’s always next year, ha ha.

These pictures show some of the players who attended at the Chief Constable’s Cup competition on Sunday the 24th August 2008. It was a really good day, enjoyed by all. Dave Scriven eventually won the competition after beating Johnny Brookes in the semi final. As you can see, one of the photographs shows Andy Hinton walking off the green after losing in the semi final to Alan Seager. He then disappeared for an hour to lick his wounds! Never mind And, there’s always next year, ha ha.

These pictures show some of the players who attended at the Chief Constable’s Cup competition on Sunday the 24th August 2008. It was a really good day, enjoyed by all. Dave Scriven eventually won the competition after beating Johnny Brookes in the semi final. As you can see, one of the photographs shows Andy Hinton walking off the green after losing in the semi final to Alan Seager. He then disappeared for an hour to lick his wounds! Never mind And, there’s always next year, ha ha.

The team (shown here following the final game of the season) gained promotion from Division 5 to Division 4 after a hard, closely fought season culminating with a superb win away at Dartmouth Central to ensure a 3rd place finish. Unfortunately team members Alan Seager and Arthur Grigg, who had played most games throughout the campaign, are not on the photograph due to illness and holiday respectively. Well done to all! Team from left to right, back row: Andy Hinton, Ian Laird, Roger Horton, Tina Gibson, Kwok Chan, Margaret Brady, Alan Francis (Vice Captain), Bob Davis, Fuji Seager, Vince Brotherton, John Fenney, Colin Meacham. Front row, crouching: John Brookes (Captain), Terry Gibson.