Smithers is quick on the draw for Worthing NATIONAL FOURS: With 75-year-old Bill Smithers displaying quality drawing he and Worthing colleagues Steve Hawkes, Eric Pidgeon and Keith Cruise had a 24-10 win at 18 ends away to Dave Bligh of Palmerston and
Alice Barnes aims to make a big impact as she begins her full-time journey into the senior tour's wonderland next year with the help of her Sussex support group. We are not talking Mad Hatter or any other of Lewes Carroll's magical creations here, but
Brighton's latest international clash is being turned into a family day out at Waterhall. England Under-16s are set to meet Italy Under-17s on Saturday, April 14. Sussex youth development officer Gary Henderson has started negotiations with the armed
A particularly fond memory shared by countless thousands of Goldstone regulars were the Christmas and New Year matches. When the fixtures came out one of the first checks involved where Albion were at Christmas and Easter and diaries marked accordingly
It is said that when Michael Schumacher spins his car at 180mph he is able to do many things. From adjusting his engine speed and making due-course arrangements to accelerate away from the verge, to consider his next hairdressing appointment and what
Paul Watson is seeing double. It has nothing to do with a nasty whack on the neck he took at Mansfield last Saturday. Albion's dead ball specialist just has a vision of scoring at least ten goals this season. That would be a remarkable tally for a rightback
Sussex surprised star-studded opponents Surrey when they won the Atherley Trophy inter-county match 133-97. Victory puts the county into the quarter-finals when the opposition will be one of four West Country counties. Sussex won the home half at Denton
Hailsham Memorial Institute are in the driving seat at the top of Lewes League Division One after a 4-1 win over Peacehaven A. Gary Page gave Peacehaven a good start by beating Anthony Venables 57-29 before Hailsham took control with Ian Davis sinking
Helen Armour from Hove and team member of the Logica Yacht, will be just under halfway along the third leg of the BT Global Challenge this weekend. Helen and the team have rounded the dreaded Cape Horn with a typical southern ocean gale blowing, but there
Athletics could undergo a huge change by 2003 if the UK track competition review is implemented. The structure which has been the backbone of the English athletics scene for nearly 40 years will be replaced with a new one. In an attempt partly to reduce
A new set of twins are making a splash on the Sussex scene. Twins have done well in Sussex athletics before and now the 12-year-old brother and sister pairing of Carl and Danielle Svoboda of the Phoenix Club have burst on to the scene. Danielle has already
Alice Barnes aims to make a big impact as she begins her full-time journey into the senior tour's wonderland next year with the help of her Sussex support group. We are not talking Mad Hatter or any other of Lewes Carroll's magical creations here, but
Owen Ashton once told the Argus he was taking a break from rugby to concentrate on sailing. But his Haywards Heath colleagues had every reason to be thankful for his change of tack last Saturday. The 23-year-old utility back slotted the two penalties
A particularly fond memory shared by countless thousands of Goldstone regulars were the Christmas and New Year matches. When the fixtures came out one of the first checks involved where Albion were at Christmas and Easter and diaries marked accordingly
Following recent criticism levelled at senior referees throughout the country, including myself, from spectators and pundits alike, I would like to take this opportunity to explain. I am going to explain the procedures and assist you in coming to terms
Broadwater Saints' chances of at last playing some football fell down a big black hole. A four cubic foot hole at Sompting Recreation Ground to be precise. Referee Chris Porter had to postpone the Worthing and District League Division One match between
It's a case of father versus son in Albion's Boxing Day showdown at Barnet. Matthew Wicks' dad Steve has just been appointed coach to Tony Cottee at Underhill. The former Crawley boss and Chelsea stopper admits it will feel odd. He is also Matthew's agent
Smithers is quick on the draw for Worthing NATIONAL FOURS: With 75-year-old Bill Smithers displaying quality drawing he and Worthing colleagues Steve Hawkes, Eric Pidgeon and Keith Cruise had a 24-10 win at 18 ends away to Dave Bligh of Palmerston and
Despite having no home green on which to play, Arun members are in fine fettle. Four of them, Mark Desmond, Fred Boxall, Charlie Phipps and Dave Bowles were top rink 30-14 against Roy Gibson when Sussex CIBA beat Adur 185-156 over eight rinks. Starting
Enjoying a good run in all events apart from singles, Worthing's Steve Hawkes, Eric Pidgeon and Keith Cruise were quickly into gear. They were at home to Paul Smithers, his father Roy and Eddie Barry of Worthing Pavilion in the national triples. They
Sussex Yacht Club's Christmas Cracker Series was completed last Sunday at Shoreham-by-Sea despite a lack of good winds. A dozen boats went down to the start in light airs but there was just a faint gust every now and again which kept all on their toes
The Paupersis year ended on a high note with 13 members getting 269 fish (whiting, pout, ling, flounders) from Hove beach and a total weight of 83lb 12 1/2oz. During the six hour match, Ian Rose landed 26 fish for 8lb 8oz, Adam Ticehurst had 19 for 8lb
Hawkhurst Fish Farm's Specimen Lake is producing some big fish and Paul Tune fished with 22m trout pellets for a mirror carp of 25lb 8oz. Michael Gibbon used home made boilies for a mirror of 24lb 12oz and John Siggs fished Activ 8 boilies for carp scaling
Absent Crawley club anglers tend to come rushing back for the Christmas Cup. That was the case this time with match angler Roy Steele, who took home the silverware. Steele won the five hour match at Tilgate with one bream on the feeder and bits for 6lb
Hove hope to have flanker Darryl Elliott back for the New Year as they bid to maintain their recent revival. Back-to-back home wins over Chichester and Beccehamians have put Phil Ward's men firmly in the middle of London Four South East. Skipper Ward
Brighton's latest international clash is being turned into a family day out at Waterhall. England Under-16s are set to meet Italy Under-17s on Saturday, April 14. Sussex youth development officer Gary Henderson has started negotiations with the armed
It's get your calculators out time in the Mid Sussex League. Clubs voted for action to be taken to cure the fixtures backlog and have bizarrely opted for one of the most confusing systems of deciding the ten divisions. Each division will be split into
It is said that when Michael Schumacher spins his car at 180mph he is able to do many things. From adjusting his engine speed and making due-course arrangements to accelerate away from the verge, to consider his next hairdressing appointment and what
MONDAY: Micky Adams rubbishes a report claiming Southampton and Newcastle have been quoted £2 million for Bobby Zamora. "Who has asked for a start?"" he says. "They haven't asked me or my chairman. "We haven't put a price on Bobby and we haven't had an
Paul Watson is seeing double. It has nothing to do with a nasty whack on the neck he took at Mansfield last Saturday. Albion's dead ball specialist just has a vision of scoring at least ten goals this season. That would be a remarkable tally for a rightback
Despite having no home green on which to play, Arun members are in fine fettle. Four of them, Mark Desmond, Fred Boxall, Charlie Phipps and Dave Bowles were top rink 30-14 against Roy Gibson when Sussex CIBA beat Adur 185-156 over eight rinks. Starting
Enjoying a good run in all events apart from singles, Worthing's Steve Hawkes, Eric Pidgeon and Keith Cruise were quickly into gear. They were at home to Paul Smithers, his father Roy and Eddie Barry of Worthing Pavilion in the national triples. They
Sussex surprised star-studded opponents Surrey when they won the Atherley Trophy inter-county match 133-97. Victory puts the county into the quarter-finals when the opposition will be one of four West Country counties. Sussex won the home half at Denton
Hailsham Memorial Institute are in the driving seat at the top of Lewes League Division One after a 4-1 win over Peacehaven A. Gary Page gave Peacehaven a good start by beating Anthony Venables 57-29 before Hailsham took control with Ian Davis sinking
Helen Armour from Hove and team member of the Logica Yacht, will be just under halfway along the third leg of the BT Global Challenge this weekend. Helen and the team have rounded the dreaded Cape Horn with a typical southern ocean gale blowing, but there
Sussex Yacht Club's Christmas Cracker Series was completed last Sunday at Shoreham-by-Sea despite a lack of good winds. A dozen boats went down to the start in light airs but there was just a faint gust every now and again which kept all on their toes
The Paupersis year ended on a high note with 13 members getting 269 fish (whiting, pout, ling, flounders) from Hove beach and a total weight of 83lb 12 1/2oz. During the six hour match, Ian Rose landed 26 fish for 8lb 8oz, Adam Ticehurst had 19 for 8lb
Hawkhurst Fish Farm's Specimen Lake is producing some big fish and Paul Tune fished with 22m trout pellets for a mirror carp of 25lb 8oz. Michael Gibbon used home made boilies for a mirror of 24lb 12oz and John Siggs fished Activ 8 boilies for carp scaling
Absent Crawley club anglers tend to come rushing back for the Christmas Cup. That was the case this time with match angler Roy Steele, who took home the silverware. Steele won the five hour match at Tilgate with one bream on the feeder and bits for 6lb
Athletics could undergo a huge change by 2003 if the UK track competition review is implemented. The structure which has been the backbone of the English athletics scene for nearly 40 years will be replaced with a new one. In an attempt partly to reduce
A new set of twins are making a splash on the Sussex scene. Twins have done well in Sussex athletics before and now the 12-year-old brother and sister pairing of Carl and Danielle Svoboda of the Phoenix Club have burst on to the scene. Danielle has already
Hove hope to have flanker Darryl Elliott back for the New Year as they bid to maintain their recent revival. Back-to-back home wins over Chichester and Beccehamians have put Phil Ward's men firmly in the middle of London Four South East. Skipper Ward
Owen Ashton once told the Argus he was taking a break from rugby to concentrate on sailing. But his Haywards Heath colleagues had every reason to be thankful for his change of tack last Saturday. The 23-year-old utility back slotted the two penalties
Following recent criticism levelled at senior referees throughout the country, including myself, from spectators and pundits alike, I would like to take this opportunity to explain. I am going to explain the procedures and assist you in coming to terms
It's get your calculators out time in the Mid Sussex League. Clubs voted for action to be taken to cure the fixtures backlog and have bizarrely opted for one of the most confusing systems of deciding the ten divisions. Each division will be split into
Broadwater Saints' chances of at last playing some football fell down a big black hole. A four cubic foot hole at Sompting Recreation Ground to be precise. Referee Chris Porter had to postpone the Worthing and District League Division One match between
MONDAY: Micky Adams rubbishes a report claiming Southampton and Newcastle have been quoted £2 million for Bobby Zamora. "Who has asked for a start?"" he says. "They haven't asked me or my chairman. "We haven't put a price on Bobby and we haven't had an
It's a case of father versus son in Albion's Boxing Day showdown at Barnet. Matthew Wicks' dad Steve has just been appointed coach to Tony Cottee at Underhill. The former Crawley boss and Chelsea stopper admits it will feel odd. He is also Matthew's agent
