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Posted by: Tomwin on Wednesday, April 28, 2004 - 10:08 PM
</TD></TR><TR><TD colSpan=4> </TD></TR><TR><TD class=pn-normal vAlign=top align=left colSpan=4>The Tyrrell Park stop of the Al Whaley Custom Homes 2004 Summer League I is over. Next week we will be taking the road show over to Klein Park on May 5th.
Since that was the 4th week of the League, you can start to see about how many points you will need for the top places and how you need to play to move up.
The Gold division looks like it is going to be very competitive once Drew gets his fourth round in. With Roy's win on week 4, he's back in the hunt.
Green is anyones to take. Dustin still has an advantage with two wins, but after 3 rounds, David has a one point advantage over where Dustin was. Will any of them be able to score more points than Robert is making over the long haul? With his consistant play he's looking like the dark horse to win it all...
Ed Sparks set a personal best with 52 at Tyrrell Park in week 4 and it was enough to hold off a strong showing by Tim Robinson. Looks like we are going to have two new green division players in the League II.
Purple is going to be very competitive also, Tim has a very strong hold on first place for now, but once David gets his fourth round in, things might change.
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Posted by: Tomwin on Wednesday, April 28, 2004 - 10:08 PM
</TD></TR><TR><TD colSpan=4> </TD></TR><TR><TD class=pn-normal vAlign=top align=left colSpan=4>The Tyrrell Park stop of the Al Whaley Custom Homes 2004 Summer League I is over. Next week we will be taking the road show over to Klein Park on May 5th.
Since that was the 4th week of the League, you can start to see about how many points you will need for the top places and how you need to play to move up.
The Gold division looks like it is going to be very competitive once Drew gets his fourth round in. With Roy's win on week 4, he's back in the hunt.
Green is anyones to take. Dustin still has an advantage with two wins, but after 3 rounds, David has a one point advantage over where Dustin was. Will any of them be able to score more points than Robert is making over the long haul? With his consistant play he's looking like the dark horse to win it all...
Ed Sparks set a personal best with 52 at Tyrrell Park in week 4 and it was enough to hold off a strong showing by Tim Robinson. Looks like we are going to have two new green division players in the League II.
Purple is going to be very competitive also, Tim has a very strong hold on first place for now, but once David gets his fourth round in, things might change.
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