Fwd: Nobs News:Golf Centaurs

Please see below. The Centaurs are looking for another 4some for their Thursday outing. Contact Nick ASAP 

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From: "Nick Manz (TCI)" <Nick_Manz@toyota.ca>
Date: August 21, 2017 at 9:44:55 PM EDT
To: Philip Gray <phil.gray@cogeco.ca>
Subject: Re: Nobs News:Soccer

Phil,

Looking for another golf 4some for this Thursday, August 24th. I have already paid the deposit for one more team. 

The Centaurs / Dickens Golf Tournament. 

When: Thursday, August 24th @ 1:00 pm 

Where: Hidden Lake Golf Course

Cost: $100 

Includes golf / cart / and dinner

Shotgun at 1:00 pm, Best ball

Dinner back at the Dickens. Tons of prizes. 

Please advise ASAP. 

Thank you

Nick Manz

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On Aug 21, 2017, at 7:40 PM, Philip Gray <phil.gray@cogeco.ca> wrote:

All. John is putting out the call for this weeks soccer part deux!  Please confirm with John if you have not already. 

Our game(s) are confirmed for Wednesday ... one half soccer, one half touch rugby. Dave Heald has agreed to referee the rugby.

But ... four players have dropped out, we are down to a bare 11 players, so come on NOBs, we have that last soccer defeat to make up for!

Our field, 6:30 for 7:00 kick off, soccer first. Bring your green jerseys, or a green Tee shirt. Indian food after in the club room, fee of $5.00 per person, to pay for food and referees.

Let me know that you are coming, if you have not already confirmed.

John

johnguilfoyle99@gmail.com

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Nobs News: Soccer

Note the soccer/rugby game is on Wednesday August 23.

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Nobs News:Soccer

All. John is putting out the call for this weeks soccer part deux!  Please confirm with John if you have not already. 

Our game(s) are confirmed for Wednesday ... one half soccer, one half touch rugby. Dave Heald has agreed to referee the rugby.

But ... four players have dropped out, we are down to a bare 11 players, so come on NOBs, we have that last soccer defeat to make up for!

Our field, 6:30 for 7:00 kick off, soccer first. Bring your green jerseys, or a green Tee shirt. Indian food after in the club room, fee of $5.00 per person, to pay for food and referees.

Let me know that you are coming, if you have not already confirmed.

John

johnguilfoyle99@gmail.com

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Fw: NOBs Annual Cricket Match 2017 - The Match Report

Gentlemen

Need I say more.

Test cricket at its finest and a huge thank you to all

the gentlemen who stepped in at the last minute to make this

another successful NOB's fixture.

Same time next year then ?

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From: Derek Wiggins <derekwiggins@hotmail.com>
Sent: August 20, 2017 9:29 PM
To: rolfthomas@live.com
Subject: NOBs Annual Cricket Match 2017 - The Match Report

 

Despite rumours to the contrary the NOBs Annual Cricket match went ahead as planned on Sunday 13th August. Our traditional opponents the Burlington Welsh Male Chorus were unable to field a complete side, but two of their number, Barrie Llewellyn (Baz) and John Griffiths (Griff) ,made the effort to come along and provide token representation for the the choir! 

The two Ravis brought along a number of Sri Lankan players to bolster the numbers, and together with the NOBs that had committed to attend we managed to make up two sides, "Lucky's Nomads" and the "Clarence Brown All-Stars.

The traditional NOBs cricket rules applied, no-one could be out first-ball, any batsman scoring over 25 had to retire, and all team members had to bowl at least one over.

Clarence won the toss and elected to bowl, forcing Lucky's team to bat first, it was to prove a good decision.

We took to the field bathed in glorious sunshine, with the batting for Lucky's Nomads being opened by JP Ouellette.  JP proved that lack of classical cricket technique is no barrier to scoring runs and quickly amassed a total of 29 scoring 4 sixes, 1 four, and a single run..and then had to retire (thankfully).  Chuck Schandl then provided the comedy moment of the afternoon by hitting his own wicket, and being given out for 1 run. High scorers for the Nomads included Ravi with 26 Not Out, and Ivan with 22 Not out. The final total was 108 after 20 overs were bowled.

After a short "tea" interval (ie..sandwiches & beer) the All-Stars took up the challenge with Bob Cunningham & Derek Wiggins opening the batting.  Despite being hampered by a knee brace, Bob scored a workmanlike 7 before having to retire. Derek went on to score 30 not-out (including 3 sixes and 4 fours), Kishnan hit some magnificent power strokes to clear the boundary on a number of occasions retiring on 25 not-out, and the evergreen Clarence Brown worked his way to a hard fought 26 not-out. The wayward bowling of the Nomads proved to be their downfall with Extras (wides, byes etc) totalling 17 being added to the batting total of 92 for Clarence's team carrying them to victory with 109 runs one over to spare.

It was a great afternoon of fun cricket, and would have been made even better if we had more support from the NOBs membership in the form of players turning up.  

A big thank you to everyone who played, brought extra players along, made food for the intervals.

Here are a few photos of the afternoon.

Many thanks,

Derek Wiggins

CRICKET MATCH IS ON

Morning all

Loose talk and "Fake news" about a possible cancelation of

the NOB's annual Cricket match was met with outrage and

condemnation by our membership with the result that we now

have overwhelming support for the fixture.

( Who does this sound like?)

Be at the clubhouse by 12.30 for a 1.00 start

As this match falls into the international test category

white attire is "de rigueur"

Afternoon tea will be complimented with refreshments

provided by players, guests and a mystery donor.

As Jimmy Savile would say " Be there or be square"

I was told, no cryptic messages, but nobody said anything

about being politically correct.

See ya there

Ta

TTT   

Fw: Sunday 13th August.. CRICKET.

I HAVE WAITED ALL YEAR FOR CUCUMBER SANDWICHES

AND I AM NOT GOING TO GIVE UP NOW.

IF THE CHOIR CAN'T FIELD A TEAM I AM SURE SRI LANKA

CAN.

MAYBE WE CAN PULL IN A  FEW BYOB SOCCER PLAYERS ?

SEE BELOW

TA

TTT

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From: Derek Wiggins <derekwiggins@hotmail.com>
Sent: August 8, 2017 8:53 AM
To: R Thomas
Subject: Fwd: Sunday 13th August...

 

Hi Rolf,

I got the e-mail below from John Truman regarding the cricket..😬. 

Can you e-mail the NOBs membership and ask them to confirm their attendance at the cricket on Sunday directly with me (derekwiggins@hotmail.com), if we don't have enough numbers I will have to consider cancelling.

Thanks,

Derek

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From: John Truman <john.truman@sympatico.ca>
Date: August 7, 2017 at 20:40:18 EDT
To: 'Derek Wiggins' <derekwiggins@hotmail.com>
Subject: RE: Sunday 13th August...

Derek I'm not getting enough interest on this. I think it's finally run it's course and we should just cancel it. Too bad but you can't flog a dead horse…JKT

 

From: Derek Wiggins [mailto:derekwiggins@hotmail.com]
Sent: July 24, 2017 6:11 PM
To: John Truman <john.truman@sympatico.ca>
Subject: Sunday 13th August...

 

Hi John,

 

We're planning on having the annual Cricket Match on Sunday 13th August...can you let your members know, and then get back to me about a week before with a rough idea of numbers. It's a bit less notice than I would have preferred but we've got a lot of conflicting events this year unfortunately.

 

We'll be doing the usual format with the bar open etc...

 

Many thanks for your e-mail about Cye Beechey, all the NOBs send our best wishes for his return to good health!

 

Best regards,

 

Derek

Fwd: Cye Beechey update July 31st

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From: John Truman <john.truman@sympatico.ca>
Date: August 1, 2017 at 3:01:35 PM GMT+1
To: members@burlingtonwelsh.com, phil.gray@cogeco.ca, Nick Manz <manz@hbc-consulting.com>, bgoldberg1@cogeco.ca
Subject: Cye Beechey update July 31st

To members of NOBS, Burlington Centaurs RFC and Burlington Welsh Male Chorus
please see Cye's note below with an update of his status after yesterday's
procedure. He has asked me to send this out. Recipients, could you please
distribute onwards to your contacts. We all wish him a successful recovery
however difficult the doctors say it may be....JKT

-----Original Message-----
From: Cyril Beechey [mailto:cbeechey@cogeco.ca]
Sent: August 1, 2017 9:25 AM
To: John Truman <john.truman@sympatico.ca>
Subject: Update July 31 st.

Hello folks, after the Endoscopy/biopsy, the results are pretty much "We are
not going to  do surgery on the mass on the bowel ,it is not an
obstruction." "However the liver lumps are not curable". Sometime in mid
August, treatment to slow the growth on the liver will start, probably at JB
Burlington. Prayers welcome. Thanks. Cye.

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