Fieldhockey.com (Free subscription) | 01/12/2008
By Charles Randall Unbeaten Cannock saw off the challenge of joint-leaders Reading on Sunday to go clear at the top of the Slazenger League in the last round before the two-month winter break.
The Telegraph (Free subscription) | 30/11/2008
By Charles Randall Last Updated: 9:35PM GMT 30 Nov 2008His 13-4, 10-9 victory in the final against Brett Wilkie at Burgess Hill in front of BBC Television cameras made him the first qualifier for 11 years to win any World Bowls Tour ranking event.The Dundee policeman proved too steady and enjoyed more luck than his opponent from Pacific Pines in Queensland at the two-hour climax of an...
The Telegraph (Free subscription) | 23/11/2008
By Charles Randall in Abu Dhabi Last Updated: 8:20PM GMT 23 Nov 2008Hodgson, from the Sunningdale club, holed a 15ft birdie putt on the second sudden-death hole and, with tears in his eyes, gave his beaten rival and friend a lingering hug. "It was mentally so draining," he said. "We were at each other all day long. I have never wanted to win a tournament so badly as this week." The boys...
Fieldhockey.com (Free subscription) | 17/11/2008
By Charles Randall Reading caught Cannock at the top of the Slazenger League with a thumping win at Loughborough Students on Sunday to restore a familiar landscape in elite hockey.
The Telegraph (Free subscription) | 21/11/2008
By Charles Randall in Abu Dhabi Last Updated: 10:43PM GMT 21 Nov 2008Fleetwood, of Formby Hall, was given a wild card entry into the list of 12 finalists after withdrawing last year as a qualifier to represent England Boys in Japan, and his six birdies was a 'thank you' note that gave his rivals cause for concern. He was four under par at the turn and might have pulled well clear of the...
The Telegraph (Free subscription) | 21/11/2008
Exeter's Robert Paxton waits to deliver star qualityThe Exeter bowler Robert Paxton, known as 'postman Pax', returns to the professional circuit as a qualifier with star quality for the International Open at Burgess Hill, which starts this weekend. By Charles Randall Last Updated: 10:40PM GMT 21 Nov 2008Paxton, 30, from the Exonia club, made his mark three seasons ago by reaching the...
Fieldhockey.com (Free subscription) | 10/11/2008
By Charles Randall Champions Reading saw off another previously undefeated side East Grinstead 3-2 in an entertaining flowing match at Sonning Lane on Sunday.
Fieldhockey.com (Free subscription) | 08/11/2008
By Charles Randall Reading have lost their Olympics attacker Jonty Clarke to a hip injury for the visit of East Grinstead as they refocus on defending their Slazenger League title after both clubs had played well in last weekend's Euro League tournament in Lille.
The Telegraph (Free subscription) | 12/11/2008
By Charles Randall Last Updated: 7:10PM GMT 12 Nov 2008This was a relief for Price, ranked No 17 and one place outside automatic qualification this season. He exploited an unexpected chance to compete at the Dewars Centre after Mark McMahon withdrew for work reasons, and the Australian's absence from the next tournament at Burgess Hill later this month gives Price another chance to improve...
Fieldhockey.com (Free subscription) | 01/11/2008
By Charles Randall Reading caught their Glasgow opponents Western Wildcats cold with two early goals by Austin Smith and Richard Mantell before going on to win 2-0 in their opening Euro League group match in Lille.
Orlando Sentinel (Free subscription) | 29/10/2008
OSCEOLA COUNTYOsceola County deputies Tuesday arrested a man they say suffocated an acquaintance at an Intercession City home on Sunday. Charles Randall Nelson, 31, was jailed Monday on marijuana charges, the Sheriff's Office said. He was arrested again Tuesday in the death of Lisa Jane Michola, 46. Michola was killed at a home where she was staying and Nelson was a guest, a sheriff's...
Fieldhockey.com (Free subscription) | 26/10/2008
By Charles Randall A goal in the final minute by Will Pearce gave Cannock a 5-4 win over the Russian champions Dinamo Kazan in a bruising Euro League group game in Amsterdam on Friday.
The Telegraph (Free subscription) | 25/10/2008
By Charles Randall Last Updated: 1:44PM BST 25 Oct 2008It was the first time the Slazenger League leaders had led in the match, split into quarters.Cannock were rocked by two early goals, but they hit back well.Richard Lane was outstanding, scoring twice and striking a post, and the other goals came from Matt Taylor and Gareth Andrew.more for website Cannock were caught cold when the...
