Into May and the first fixtures saw the top three with big 13-1 home wins but\u00a0Castlefields started their poor away form with only 3 at Ifton and the Bayley still couldn’t get going only beating Bowring 9-5 at home. The week after and Meole Brace pulled off an awesome 8 winners at Castlefields, but lost the aggregate by 9. St Georges and Sir John Bayley pulled off narrow 8-6 wins at Bowring and Bylet respectively but Newport’s poor away form continued with 4 winners at Wrockwardine Wood. The Wrockites then pulled off one of the results of the season winning 8-6 at Ifton the week after with Meole winning 13-1 at home again whilst Chester Road earned their second consecutive\u00a012-2 home win over their neighbours Archibald Worthington. The Bayley kicked off their season with an 11-3 home win over Castlefields, who then bounced back to halt St Georges’ good run the week after 11-3, while the Bayley continued their good run with a 10-4 win at Hadley USC. Burway edged out the Bylet in one of the closest scores of the season, by 2 shots in a 7-7 win and Meole Brace fought back from 3-1 down at home to Newport to win 9-5 and extend their lead at the top. The week after and Meole edged Chester Road away with a 7-7 win in a closely fought game but Newport closed the gap with a 13-1 home win over Wem USC. Wrockwardine Wood’s good form continued with a good 5 away at their rivals St Georges, whilst Castlefields got the same good score away at Burway who have been impressive at home.<\/p>\n
Meole Brace now lead Newport and St Georges by 7 points at the top, with the Bayley a further 4 behind. At the bottom Archibald Worthington are now a point ahead of Bylet with a game in hand.<\/p>\n
In the Alan Mayhew Quarter Finals and Meole Brace won the Shrewsbury Derby by 23, the 44 shot home win the key, while Newport edged out rivals St Georges by 8 chalks. Chester Road were given a walkover by the Bayley and Burway edged Hanwood by just 3 shots in another close game.<\/p>\n
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