Throughout the day many a tree, grassy rough and sand-traps
were found by erratically hit balls and anyone listening would have heard cries
of despair, “Not Again?” and “Why do I keep doing that?”, and even more
colourful language it is not polite to report here.
Carthagena in summer is not an easy course and she showed
she could “bite,’ the unwary on regular occasions.
After four hours in the sun the playing was complete and the
warriors trickled in ones and two’s to deliver their results to the official
scorer. Gog Magog Elders to took the lead, the second result
levelled the match. The results were coming in thick and fast now
and the overall result swayed first one way then the other, until the outcome rested
on the result of game 8. We waited in anticipation for the game 8
players to arrive. We waited and waited, where were
they? Finally they appeared and made their way to the
scorer’s table, which team had won the final vital point? Then it
was all over, the final score John O’Gaunt Seniors 5 points, Gog Magog Elders 3
points. John O’Gaunt had won the day, but no doubt Gog Magog Elders
will be lying in wait when the return match is played later in the year.
Michael Newstead,
Organiser
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