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Lowestoft Scrabble Club

Published: 10:20 AM August 28, 2009    Updated: 9:37 PM October 10, 2020

Colin Clarke and Geoff Smith were winners in both rounds of games last week, with Keith Farman recording the highest word-score of 86 for 'quarter' and just outpointing 'flitters', 'nailers' and 'denotes'.

Colin Clarke and Geoff Smith were winners in both rounds of games last week, with Keith Farman recording the highest word-score of 86 for 'quarter' and just outpointing 'flitters', 'nailers' and 'denotes'. Challenge survivors included 'zester', 'homa', 'froing', 'yug' and 'clag'. Contact Geoff 511223 for details of the club.

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