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Roll of Honour

The DHS Tools Plymouth and District Billiards and Snooker League annual presentation took place in front of a packed house at the Brookside Club, Honicknowle on Friday 2nd June 2006. Chris Harris, from the league's sponsors DHS Tool Supply Co, presented the awards, which went to the following: Thursday Division: Winners: Tavistock A; Runners-up: Tavistock C; Highest break: Andy Symons-Rowe (Tavistock) 127 Burroughs & Watt Shield: Winners: Victoria U; Runners-up: Tavistock A; Special Achievement Awards for 100+ Breaks: Andy Symons-Rowe (Tavistock RBL) 100 and 127; Sporting Team Thursday Division: Crownhill RBL Sporting Player Thursday Division: Herbie Maggs (Victoria) Secretary's Cup: Winner: Jim Curtain (Rileys) The league made a number of special presentations: Dave Russell received a long-service award in recognition of his efforts for the league and billiards and snooker. There were also long-service awards made to Roger Ayers, who has been a committee member for 40 years, and Dave Pritchard, who has been on the committee for 38 years. The league also presented a £100 cheque to Roger Cole and Steve Canniford of the West of England Billiards and Snooker Foundation, who are helping produce talented youngsters through structured coaching and age related competitions.