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Goole League Fixture Book 2021 Goole and District BOWLING ASSOCIATION Fixtures 2021 www.goolebowls.co.uk 1 OFFICIALS 2021 President and John Barber (01405 861154) Vice Chairman: 7 South Parkway, Snaith, DN14 9JW Chairman and Malcolm South (01405 469834) General Secretary: 7 Halifax Ave, Goole DN14 6QS [email protected] Treasurer: Paul Hodgson (01405 860485) 8 Gowdall Lane, Pollington, Goole DN14 0AU [email protected] Comp. Secretary: Dina Westerman (01430 432196) Cup Results to: 33 Boothgate Drive, Howden DN14 7EN or HOWDEN BOWLS CLUB [email protected] League Secretary: Graham Duck (01430 432209) Fixtures & Results 2 Cherry Brook Gardens, Howden DN14 7FY or HOWDEN BOWLS CLUB [email protected] www.goolebowls.co.uk 2 CLUB SECRETARIES Airmyn Mr C Morris, 12 Wells Grove, Goole DN14 6RN (01405 763226) Drax Mr E Ketley, Waterside, Long Drax, Selby YO88NH (01757 617176) Fishlake Ms C Smith, The Barn, Sorrell Lane, Fishlake, DN7 5LG (07901 646624/01302 842768) Gilberdyke S Pinkerton, 123 Bellasize Park, Gilberdyke, HU15 2XT (01430 441123) Hemingbrough Mr G Stephenson, 38 Clogg Mill Gardens, Selby YO8 3ED (07545 258723) Rep: Mr A Fall (01757 630581) Howden Mrs L Saunders, 16 Sutton Road, Howden DN14 7DJ (01430 430720) Olympia Bowling Club Mr P Rogers, 44 East View, Barlby Rd, Selby Y08 5BA (01757 702564) 3 Pollington Mr P Hodgson, 8 Gowdall Ln, Pollington DN14 0AU (01405 860485) Riccall Bowls Club E Pearce, 2B Northfield Lane, Riccall Y019 6QF (01757 248355) [email protected] Timms Mr T Van Dertak, 11 Henry St, Goole (01405 761198) Wyndthorpe G Doughty 01302 274581 ([email protected]) 4 GREEN DISTRIBUTION - MIDWEEK PAIRS (15) Airmyn Howden Airmyn (T) Howden C (T) Airmyn A (W) Howden LM (W) Airmyn R'side (T) Pollington Fishlake Pollington (T) Fishlake A (T) Pollington A (W) Fishlake B (T) Pollington B (W) Fishlake C (W) West Park Hemingbrough West Park D (W) Hemingbrough (T) Hemingbroough A (W) Wyndthorpe Wyndthorpe (W) FRIDAY FOURS (24) Airmyn Hemingbrough Airmyn (B) Hemingbrough (C) Airmyn R'side (B) Hemingbrough A (A) Airmyn R'side C (A) Hemingbrough C (C) Jemmy Hirst A (A) Howden Drax Howden B (A) Drax A (B) Howden LA (B) Drax B (A) Howden LM (B) Drax C (A) Pollington Fishlake Pollington (A) Fishlake A (C) Pollington A (B) Fishlake B (A) Pollington D (C) Fishlake C (C) Fishlake D (C) Selby Olympia Olympia (C) Gilberdyke Gilberdyke (C) West Park West Park F (B) Timms (B) 5 MIDWEEK PAIRS LEAGUE DIVISION 'A' 1 Pollington Paul Hodgson 01405 860485 2 Hemingbrough Keith Terry 01757 638109 3 Howden C Susan Glass 01405 948463 4 NO GAME 5 Fishlake A Dean Slack 07919 916035 6 Fishlake B Dave Hallgate 07870 736295 7 Airmyn Riverside Steve Theaker 01405 768526 8 Airmyn Chris Morris 01405 763226 Tuesday Result 1-Jun-21 1v7 3v5 6v2 8v4 8-Jun-21 2v8 4v6 5v1 7v3 15-Jun-21 1v3 6v7 8v5 4v2 22-Jun-21 5v7 2v3 4v1 8v6 29-Jun-21 1v6 3v4 5v2 7v8 6-Jul-21 2v7 4v5 6v3 8v1 13-Jul-21 1v2 3v8 5v6 7v4 20-Jul-21 7v1 5v3 2v6 4v8 27-Jul-21 8v2 6v4 1v5 3v7 3-Aug-21 3v1 7v6 5v8 2v4 10-Aug-21 7v5 3v2 1v4 6v8 17-Aug-21 6v1 4v3 2v5 8v7 24-Aug-21 7v2 5v4 3v6 1v8 31-Aug-21 2v1 8v3 6v5 4v7 6 MIDWEEK PAIRS LEAGUE DIVISION 'B' 1 Pollington B M Tupling 01405 869006 2 Pollington A M Slater 01977 662474 3 Hemingbrough A T Cook 01757 630826 4 West Park D Pauline Hedley 01405 769613 5 Airmyn A John Abbey 01405 762259 6 Fishlake C Paul Barker 07815 886121 7 Howden LM Val Ellerington 01430 430198 8 Wyndthorpe Trevor Empson 01302 886387 Wednesday Result 2-Jun-21 1v7 3v5 6v2 8v4 9-Jun-21 2v8 4v6 5v1 7v3 16-Jun-21 1v3 6v7 8v5 4v2 23-Jun-21 5v7 2v3 4v1 8v6 30-Jun-21 1v6 3v4 5v2 7v8 7-Jul-21 2v7 4v5 6v3 8v1 14-Jul-21 1v2 3v8 5v6 7v4 21-Jul-21 7v1 5v3 2v6 4v8 28-Jul-21 8v2 6v4 1v5 3v7 4-Aug-21 3v1 7v6 5v8 2v4 11-Aug-21 7v5 3v2 1v4 6v8 18-Aug-21 6v1 4v3 2v5 8v7 25-Aug-21 7v2 5v4 3v6 1v8 1-Sep-21 2v1 8v3 6v5 4v7 7 FRIDAY FOURS LEAGUE DIVISION 'A' 1 Airmyn Riverside C Steve Theaker 01405 768526 2 Jemmy Hirst A John Taylor 01405 812990 3 Drax B John Barber 01405 861154 4 Drax C E Hardman 01405 862520 5 Fishlake B Graeme Hutchison 07717 117025 6 Pollington Paul Hodgson 01405 860485 7 Hemingbrough A Roger Ellis 01757 638443 8 Howden B Mick Jackson 01430 430672 Friday Result 4-Jun-21 1v7 3v5 6v2 8v4 11-Jun-21 2v8 4v6 5v1 7v3 18-Jun-21 1v3 6v7 8v5 4v2 25-Jun-21 5v7 2v3 4v1 8v6 2-Jul-21 1v6 3v4 5v2 7v8 9-Jul-21 2v7 4v5 6v3 8v1 16-Jul-21 1v2 3v8 5v6 7v4 23-Jul-21 7v1 5v3 2v6 4v8 30-Jul-21 8v2 6v4 1v5 3v7 6-Aug-21 3v1 7v6 5v8 2v4 13-Aug-21 7v5 3v2 1v4 6v8 20-Aug-21 6v1 4v3 2v5 8v7 27-Aug-21 7v2 5v4 3v6 1v8 3-Sep-21 2v1 8v3 6v5 4v7 8 FRIDAY FOURS LEAGUE DIVISION 'B' 1 Drax A E Atkin 01405 861761 2 Pollington A M Tupling 01405 869006 3 West Park F Alan Hinchcliffe 01405 762633 07742 910114 4 Timms Trevor Van Dertak /01405 761198 5 Airmyn Chris Morris 01405 763226 6 Airmyn Riverside Geoff Wildridge 01405 765948 7 Howden LM Val Ellerington 01430 430198 8 Howden LA Pat Haslem 01430 430700 Friday Result 4-Jun-21 1v7 3v5 6v2 8v4 11-Jun-21 2v8 4v6 5v1 7v3 18-Jun-21 1v3 6v7 8v5 4v2 25-Jun-21 5v7 2v3 4v1 8v6 2-Jul-21 1v6 3v4 5v2 7v8 9-Jul-21 2v7 4v5 6v3 8v1 16-Jul-21 1v2 3v8 5v6 7v4 23-Jul-21 7v1 5v3 2v6 4v8 30-Jul-21 8v2 6v4 1v5 3v7 6-Aug-21 3v1 7v6 5v8 2v4 13-Aug-21 7v5 3v2 1v4 6v8 20-Aug-21 6v1 4v3 2v5 8v7 27-Aug-21 7v2 5v4 3v6 1v8 3-Sep-21 2v1 8v3 6v5 4v7 9 FRIDAY FOURS LEAGUE DIVISION 'C' 1 Fishlake D Tony Williamson 01302 849801 07851 0133577 2 Fishlake A Alan Bull /01427 874158 3 Pollington D J O'Gorman 07956 298137 4 Gilberdyke Pete Morris 01430 440536 5 Hemingbrough C T Cook 01757 630826 6 Hemingbrough Mike Warrilow 01757 638646 7 Olympia Peter Rogers 01757 702564 8 Fishlake C Carol Barker 07967 881957 Friday Result 4-Jun-21 1v7 3v5 6v2 8v4 11-Jun-21 2v8 4v6 5v1 7v3 18-Jun-21 1v3 6v7 8v5 4v2 25-Jun-21 5v7 2v3 4v1 8v6 2-Jul-21 1v6 3v4 5v2 7v8 9-Jul-21 2v7 4v5 6v3 8v1 16-Jul-21 1v2 3v8 5v6 7v4 23-Jul-21 7v1 5v3 2v6 4v8 30-Jul-21 8v2 6v4 1v5 3v7 6-Aug-21 3v1 7v6 5v8 2v4 13-Aug-21 7v5 3v2 1v4 6v8 20-Aug-21 6v1 4v3 2v5 8v7 27-Aug-21 7v2 5v4 3v6 1v8 3-Sep-21 2v1 8v3 6v5 4v7 10 2019 FINALS DAY RESULTS Cup Winners Runners-up Ellicott P Hodgson S Theaker Temple J Taylor S Theaker Eastham P Hankins, J Taylor G Hutchinson, D Slack G Hill, S West, M Harry West P Welsh, S Kenning Dodson Anderson G Hill, S West P Hankins, J Taylor P Hankins, C Morris, J Morton, J Baxter, Clark S Theaker P Hodgson D Westerman, B Smith, G Hill, Bevan R Westerman, L Atkins, S West T McHugh, M Cadman Broderick S Theaker D Bean Killgallon M Mileham J Stocks Airmyn Riverside Wyndthorpe Coronation C Wolf, L Atkins, M Kennedy, S Gill Shield M Eyre, S West, B Davenport, A Tingle, G Menzies, S Theaker I Earnshaw, D Collins Junior Cup A Westerman T Huetson 11 2019 League Winners / Runners-up Mid-Week Winners Runners-up Pairs A Airmyn Riverside Pollington B Howden C Arcadia C West Park D Hemingbrough A Friday Winners Runners-up Fours A Airmyn Riv’side C Howden B B Hemingbrough A Drax C C Airmyn CC Airmyn Riverside D Olympia A Fishlake A 12 GOOLE AND DISTRICT BOWLING ASSOCIATION ORGANISATION AND FINANCE 1 The Association will be known as the “GOOLE AND DISTRICT BOWLING ASSOCIATION” and will be open to all bonafide amateur bowling clubs within a twelve-mile radius of Goole. 2 The Association shall conform to the rules and regulations of the EBA Bowls England. 3 The objects of the Association shall be: a) To promote, foster and safeguard the amateur flat-green game of bowls. b) To arrange inter club and other matches and competitions. c) To interpret, when called upon, difficult and doubtful questions of law and practice and to arbitrate in all differences referred to the Association between and among affiliated clubs. 4 Any Club desirous of being affiliated must be duly proposed, seconded and accepted by the Association. 5a The annual subscription from each team shall be £30 for each Midweek Pairs League team and £15 for each Friday Fours League team. b There will be a registration fee of £1 per player for each team. Registration to be submitted to the “Executive Committee”. c Payment of subscriptions and registration fees to be made by 30th June each season. d Accounts to be audited each year. 6a The Annual General Meeting of the Association shall be held in October each year for the election of the President and Officers, and any other competent business.
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