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BITMEAD TREBLE IS DECISIVE

By Tom Dean
SOUTH CENTRAL ROUND-UP
A JAMES Bitmead hattrick helped Ashford Town to a 5-2 victory over South Park at Whitehall Lane.
South Park took the lead through Ryan Healy who fired into the roof of the net from 15 yards and his side should have doubled their lead eight minutes later when he was fouled in the box, a penalty duly awarded.
Charlie Pitcher stepped up and fired his spot kick past the post.
Ashford equalised on the stroke of half time when a deflected free-kick from Mark Bitmead looped into the top corner.
Another Bitmead freekick deceived Michael Eacott in the Park goal and...

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