Tyneside Sunday League
Aug 25 2007
by Tony Hodgson, Evening Chronicle
CHAPEL Park fought back from 3-0 down to defeat Bridle Path 6-5 on the opening weekend of the season.
Star of the show for the Path was Craig Farley, who struck a hat-trick in their amazing fightback.
Coachman overcame Bute Arms 7-3 after being 3-2 down at half-time.
David Fairless hit six of Coachman’s goals.
Bay Horse cantered to a 3-1 success over Independent thanks to Scott Campbell’s brace.
Story continues
Jacks defeated FC Gosforth 8-0 at Dunston Park with doubles for Ben Howell and Scott Robson.
Scott Lumley netted twice – including a last-minute winner – as Wallsend Labour beat Orb 3-2.
Commercial travelled to High Heaton and scored an impressive 5-0 triumph.
In the Second Division, Sporting Club beat Blaydon House 2 0 with a stunning 45-yard goal from Mark Foody the highlight of the game.
New boys PRS endured a baptism of fire against High Howdon, who ran out 11-1 victors after hat-tricks from Craig Armstrong and Andy Dickinson.
Newcastle Rifles drew 2-2 with Jubilee, while the derby clash between Ryton and Crawcrook went Ryton’s way 4-3.
Whickham Rutherford entertained new boys Forest Hall, who came away with an 11-2 win.
Wallsend Town began the new season with a 3-0 success over Sage, while Bugle scored a 3-1 win at West Park.
Rutherford and the Feathers played out a 5-5 draw with goals for Feathers by Michael Hogg and two for Rutherford by Mick Bell.
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