Moss stars as champs humbled
Shropshire bowls selector John Nash hailed "a fantastic result" as reigning Endsleigh county champions Warwick & Worcester were seen off in style. Shropshire bowls selector John Nash hailed "a fantastic result" as reigning Endsleigh county champions Warwick & Worcester were seen off in style. Stunning home and away performances yesterday added up to a 54 shot success over the Birmingham boys that gives Shropshire a great chance of reaching the semi-finals as winners of qualifying group three. Chester Road star Andy Moss produced what selector Mick Jones described as a "sublime" show in beating home captain Steve Freer 21-9 at No 1 at Moor Lane, setting up a six chalk triumph with seven winners out of the 12 games. Full details in tomorrow's Shropshire Star.
Shropshire bowls selector John Nash hailed "a fantastic result" as reigning Endsleigh county champions Warwick & Worcester were seen off in style.
Stunning home and away performances yesterday added up to a 54 shot success over the Birmingham boys that gives Shropshire a great chance of reaching the semi-finals as winners of qualifying group three.
Chester Road star Andy Moss produced what selector Mick Jones described as a "sublime" show in beating home captain Steve Freer 21-9 at No 1 at Moor Lane, setting up a six chalk triumph with seven winners out of the 12 games.
And it was Shropshire No 1 Glyn Herbert who set the tone at Wem USC, recovering from 10-0 with a man of the match display to beat Paul Gamsby to 20.
Herbert's Castlefields team-mate Rich Goddard, Charlie Weaver (Chester Road) and Colin Beaman (Meole Brace) all won to 10 in a 48 shot romp, but it was Andy Duckett (Chester Road) who took the coppers with a stunning 21-8 card.
Full details in tomorrow's Shropshire Star.