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The usual suspects take part at Queens; at Harrow the winner is likely to be paired with home Pro John Eaton, Tim Cawston from Winchester or Steve Tulley from St Pauls.

Club players take centre stage this weekend with both Queens and the Harrow evening club staging tournaments. At Queen,s both singles and doubles are played off handicap, one game matches of a maximum duration of thirty minutes up to 25 points, take place, which always leads to very closely fought contests. There is rarely more than a couple of points separating players at the end of the half hour.

Among the former winners who have enterrd are David Mayes ,Deane Pennick, robin Geffen and John Threshie

The competition at Harrow is a doubles for evenly matched pairs, Club players paired with better standards players and at the moment Harrow School professional John Eaton, Winchester College professional Tim Cawston and Steve Tulley professional form St Pauls have entered.

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