ANOTHER century break went flying in this week – and it was Jamie Barrett who showed his class as he led Clee Cons A to a 7-1 whipping of TR Carpets in the Roy Ling Mutual Grimsby Snooker Singles League.
Playing against another of the town's top amateur players, Ashley Wright, and already with the first frame under his belt, Barrett stroked in the first red and proceeded to make a wonderful run of 109.
He narrowly missed the last tricky red with a possible 144 total clearance on.
This was followed with 2-0s from Gary Skipworth (59) and Karl Krajnyak (70) before Scott Templeman saved the slam for the Carpets with a single against John Parker.
Premier Section leaders Webbonet grabbed all eight frames at West End C when Gary Challis (83), Paul Clark, Mick Ponsonby and Jamie Green all won 2-0.
Ray Edmonds A beat club-mates MJ Decorators 5-3 after Chris Sutton and Alan Edmonds both won two and Jamie Richardson shared with Dean Richardson.
Tim Seddon won the other two frames for the Decorators.
Metshine Westlands smashed seven past Blossom Way B when Dan Mumby, Mick Thornton and Tim Gillin all won 2-0 and Pete Smith shared with John Lough.
A 2-0 from Kev Ratcliffe was equalled with a 2-0 from Daz Potter as Clee Bowls X drew 4-4 at Ray Edmonds Enigmas.
A 2-0 from Kev Cowdroy and a single from Jack Stinson against Tony Miller put Willows Sea Foods 3-1 up at home against Inspirations-Fireplaces.
They couldn't improve on that, however, as Daz Evans and Lee Blanchard won the last four frames for the visitors in a 5-3 victory.
A 2-0 from Mark Stevens was cancelled out by a similar effort from Kev Ashby as Don Noble Bookmaker drew 4-4 with Cue World.
Cambridge H won for the first time this season when Karl and Jody Leverton hit 2-0s and Mark Wilkinson scored a single as they beat West End A 5-3.
The top clash in Section A saw Cromwell A entertain Steve Austwick Garden Services. Although some of the frame scores were close, it was the visitors who came away with a cracking 7-1 victory.
The first pairing of Jase Lawton and Cameron Dunlop finished all-square, before Steve Austwick, Pete Mitchell and Lee Staveley won the rest of the frames for the Services.
Leaders Nats drew four-apiece at Clee Cons B.
Two-nil wins from Roy Ling and Dave Ashmore and a single from Pete Gibbs against Kane Munton gave Clee Bowls A a 5-3 at One None Golfer.
Matty Clayton won the other two frames for the Golfers.
Grimsby Police put the cosh on Healing Men's when Euan Hunter and Gaz Dannatt both won 2-0, and Ian and Dennis Dannatt shared with Terry Lloyd and Drew Winship in a 6-2 victory.
The derby game at the Hainton Club saw the A team narrowly beat the B team when Butch Reynolds scored a last board 2-0 for A. Earlier, Paul Codd, Paul Arnold and Ray Hammond had shared with George Bartlett, Chris Taylor and Dave Page.
Mark Stainton and Roger Lockwood both scored two and Shaun Cook and Johnpaul Teanby won singles against Pete Sandiford and Mike Silver as Clee Bowls Police beat Standard A 6-2.
Dave Bass was the star of the show in Section B as he rolled back the years, making a tremendous break of 72 when winning both his frames for Cromwell Rat Pack. Playing away at Nats B, Bassy's team-mate Sean Carlisle also won two, and together with singles from Ryan Johnstone and Rick Bass, they won the match 6-2. Keith Board and Chris Yull picked up the frames for the home team.
The top match saw leaders Healing Legion B play host to GSN Westlands and, in a very close encounter, the home side won 5-3. Danny Reynolds and Alex Burnett both won 2-0 for the Legion, and Ryan Milson shared with Ted Foster before John Morton pulled two back for the visitors.
A 2-0 from John Ford and singles from Nigel Mumby, Byron Hatfield and Alec Cowie against Alan Wortley, and Baz and Tony Potter, gave Westlands A a 5-3 at South Bank Imos.
Rapid Frames drew 4-4 at Linden Homes B when after Rik Walden's two put the visitors in the ascendancy, John Baker won the last two frames for the home team.
The derby game at the Clee Bowls Club saw the D team beat the C team 5-3 when Steve Taylor and Dave Johnson won the last four frames for D. Earlier, Ken Payne won two for C and Harry Putland shared with Bob Barnes.
A family affair saw Fred Neul win and single, and son's Steve and Lee both win two as Westlands Juniors beat Jamie Dodgers 5-3.
An opening 2-0 from Andy Johnson was equalled with a last board 2-0 from J Reynolds as Blossom Way A shared the spoils with Linden Homes Snipers.
Clark Self Drive beat Grey N Balding 5-3 but the only details we have, is that Mike Caborn made breaks of 47 and 32 for the Greys.
Laceby Legion B sit atop of Section C after a 6-2 beating of bottom team Rays Rockers. Glen Glover, Lee Doughty and John Hindley were their 2-0 winners with Matt Jones responding for the Rockers.
Grimsby Police put seven past Ray Edmonds S when Kev Ferguson, Paul Dixon and Mark Tarttelin all won two and George Walters shared with slam-saver Steve Arnold.
A last board 2-0 from Dan Webster and earlier singles from Andy Fletcher, Carl Salah and Marc Phillips gave Re-Generation K a 5-3 at TR Carpets B. Mark George, Jamie Smith and Paul Rushby won the frames for Carpets.
Ray Edmonds N fought out a friendly 4-4 draw with Cambridge D when all the players involved won and lost a frame.
Two-nil wins from Matt Paterson and Ben Chisnall ensured a 4-4 draw with Healing Legion A after Roy Wilson and Richard Thornton both won 2-0 for the Legion.
Stu Sadler and Dave Tomlinson both won 2-0 and Mick Gollings and Terry Bird shared with Ian Singleton and Trev Thompson as Carr Lane E beat Cabbies 6-2.
The derby game at Birds Eye finished four each after Gerry Howes and Steve Burnett shared with Simon and Wayne Douglas and Paul Grayson won two for B in response to two from Brian West.
Ray Edmonds Z move to the top of Section D after slamming lowly Cromwell B 8-0. After a disappointing defeat last week, Paul Brett Snr and Jnr, Shane Newbold and Craig Smith all won 2-0 to wipe out the memory.
Blossom Way All Stars beat Not Bottom 6-2 when Donovan Want, Daz Edwards and Ross Lowther all won 2-0 in reply to a 2-0 from Phillip Madin.
In a game of two halves, Paul Salisbury and Keith Fountain put Road Runners 4-0 up, only to see Tom Langford and Liam Cribb win the last four frames for Power Rangers as the teams drew 4-4.
A 2-0 from Terry Littlefair and a single from Keith Haigh against Louis Kirk put Cue World N 3-1 up at Cue World Boys. They couldn't add to that though, as Bradley Burrell and Lewis Sewell won the last four frames for the Boys in a 5-3 victory.
2-0 wins from Aaron McHugh and Clive Brummitt plus a single from Gary Ellis against Mark Furneux gave Cromwell Car Care a 5-3 at Laceby Legion A. Dave Evans won the two frames for Laceby.
An opening four frame salvo from Wayne Kenyon and Peter Robinson was cancelled out by a last four frame burst from George Emmitt and Bernard Christy as Hasbeens came back to draw 4-4 at Allotment Diggers.
