Now it will be damn hard with the classes: The bowlers of Good wood Peißenberg have lost the cellar duel with the Black-and-Yellow Schongau.
Schongau – It was a basement and a district duel at the same time, and it had a clear winner: The sports bowlers of Black-and-Yellow-Schongau in the district of upper League with 7:1 in the home battle against KSV “Good wood” Peißenberg brought two important points. The connection to the midfield. For the still point-free peißen Berger, it looks bleak. The hosts were relieved after the fourth victory of the Season. “Now we can recover us to bring in the new year the necessary points against the relegation”, so SG-player Marcus Wolf after the last game of the year.
In the start pair of sought Schongaus Andreas Seiband (507) only slightly, with the four wooden protrusion, the team point against the set of same Andreas push (503). In the other Match peißen mountain, Josef Schmid (455) could only offer in the second sentence, Thomas feuchtinger (535) Paroli. “After that, Betebet the Tank was empty,” the KSV on its Homepage. With a 2:0 and 84 wood edge Schongau went to the middle pair. There peißen Berger, Wolfgang Reichl (422) and Andy Hesse (423) couldn’t cope with the cars really. The Black-and-Yellow used like this: Tajinder Puar (511) and Werner road (549) took, respectively, 4:0-sets the team points. On top of that, they built on the lead of 299 wood – the game was decided. The peissen Berger final few “established as a result of cosmetics,” said the KSV.
Alois Kriesmair (506) was not as strong as last week, but he took at least a team point against Thomas Dollinger. In the last sentence both of them had achieved 131 wood, there were half a point. Eugene dove (496) won against Marcus Wolf (515) the first two courses, but then lost due to the lower total wood number.
Schongau : Andreas Seiband (507/2:2/1), Thomas Feuchtinger (535/3:1/1), Tajinder Puar (511/4:0/1), Werner road (549/4:0/1), Marcus Wolf (515/2:2/1), Thomas Dollinger (495/1,5:2,5/0). Peißenberg : Andreas shock (503/2:2/0), Josef Schmid (455/1:3/0), Wolfgang Reichl (422/0:4/0), Andy Hesse (423/0:4/0), Eugene dove (496/2:2/0), Alois Kriesmair (506/2,5:1,5/1).
