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Subject: Re: B & D Singles K/O

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cyberzed

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Date Posted: 01:13:22 05/16/02 Thu
In reply to: Control 's message, "B & D Singles K/O" on 00:20:59 05/16/02 Thu

>Besides the non-appearance of 4 time winner Andy
>Holland, other notable casualties in prelim round
>
>Andy Breen
>Aiden Finch
>Terry Elliot
>Andy Sherlock
>Rob Hill
>Jimmy Carney

So Rob Hill fell prey to "The Accountant" then?

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Author: Control [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 01:36:55 05/16/02 Thu Yes, 'Numbers' Runghen coasted through. Rob Hill played like a man who's mind wasn't there. Well to be fair his body wasn't there either. But that shouldn't detract from J.R's achievement. Incidentally Quincy Adams also went through without unsheathing his weapon