And then there were eight
Last updated 19:50, Thursday, 04 September 2008
THE last eight of the new summer singles knockout competition has been drawn, with one previous round tie to be completed by Sunday.
Maryport's young cueist Ryan Ismay disposed of fellow Maryport youngster Shane Kane 48-31 and 60-15 for a passage into the quarter-finals.
Match A from the previous round is C Lister (Station Rd) v R Henry (Marchon), which must be completed and result in to the secretary by Sunday.
The winner must inform the quarter-final opponent.
Quarter-finals: A Chiesa (Marchon) v B Collins (Railway), R Sim (Marchon) v R Ismay (Maryport Social), R Lewthwaite (Glasson) v winner of match A, P Mostyn (Seaton) v C Denwood (Glasson).
The draw was made by Dave Chapman and Mike Park at the Workington Conservative Club.
All ties up to the semi-finals are best of three frames and the closing date for completion is September 29.
In the league Workington’s Alan Moore consolidated his second place in the top flight with a 2-2 draw against his nearest rival Ryan Ismay.
Ismay also ground out a 2-2 draw with Seaton’s Paul Mostyn and after comfortably taking the first frame of the evening and just scraping through to take the second and a 2-0 lead.
Mostyn battled back to take a comfortable third frame and a black-ball fourth to share the spoils.
Mostyn faired less well against Workington’s Barry Collins, going down by three frames to one from 1-1 in a tight match.
Mostyn remains mid-table while there is plenty of daylight between Collins and the bottom two as he has managed to haul himself into the mid-table places of late.
The only other first division fixture saw Maryport’s Mike Park consolidate his fourth place as he took a comfortable opening frame against Workington’s Dave Chapman.
Chapman hit back in the second for 1-1 before Park took comfortable third and fourth frames for a 3-1 win.
Chapman remains second bottom in a straight scrap for first division survival with Workington’s Clive Lister.
Division two saw a bit of a shock result when long-time leader Mark Johnson of Workington went down 3-1 to mid-table player Paul Johnston, also from Workington.
Johnston came back from 1-0 down to gain a valuable win. Johnston appears to have come into a little bit of form lately as he also disposed of Seaton’s Shaun Moore by the same score-line once again from being 1-0 down and managed a 2-2 draw when up against Shane Kane, fighting back from 1-0 and 2-1 behind.
Those recent results pushed Johnston up into a comfortable mid-table position.
Kane had a useful 4-0 win over Moore to keep himself in with a chance of a promotion place, but could only draw with Cleator Moor’s John Madine after being 1-0 and 2-1 behind.
Madine consolidated his third place with a 4-0 victory over Maryport's Richard Lewthwaite.
League positions Division one: Sim played 16 points 57; Moore 11 32; Ismay 13 28; Park 11 23; Mostyn 12 22; Collins 12 21; Chapman 11 11; Lister 10 11.
Division two: Johnson played 12 points 36; Chiesa 12 33; Madine 15 33; Kane 11 26; Johnston 12 20; Henry 9 16; Denwood 10 13; Moore 8 12; Lewthwaite 9 7.
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