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Tony Allcock Trophy 2021 Final List of Entries As of 2Nd March 2021 Tony Allcock Trophy 2021 Final List of Entries as of 2nd March 2021 Team Captain County Club First_Name Last_Name Bedfordshire Ampthill Colin Beal Bedfordshire Barton Le Clay Pauline White Bedfordshire Bedford Priory Mary Watton Bedfordshire Bedford Priory Mary Watton Bedfordshire Beech Hill John Clayton Log into your Bedfordshire Beech Hill Barry Shorter account Bedfordshire Biggleswade Town Terry Butt >Click Here< Bedfordshire Fairfield Park Stella Wilson to view all your entries for the Bedfordshire Fairfield Park Stella Wilson upcoming 2021 Bedfordshire Henlow Park Paul McAdam season. Bedfordshire Kempston Hammers Alan Barnes Bedfordshire Linslade Alan Robertson Bedfordshire Potton Gordon McCann Bedfordshire Sandy Conservative Gwenda Johnson Bedfordshire Shefford Mike Evans Berkshire Abingdon Peter Rogers Berkshire Bracknell Keith Sawdon Berkshire Royal Household graham CRISP Berkshire Thatcham Derek Parsonson Berkshire Tilehurst Alan Harding Buckinghamshire Bletchley St Martins Steve Jackson Buckinghamshire Bletchley Town Malcolm Davey Buckinghamshire Bradwell David Hardaway Buckinghamshire Buckingham West End Joan Brazier Buckinghamshire Cheddington Tony Currant Buckinghamshire Chesham John Holland Buckinghamshire Gerrards Cross Dave Simpson Buckinghamshire Hazells ROGER CRICK Buckinghamshire Iver Heath Michael Skerry Buckinghamshire Marlow ANDREW SAVIN Buckinghamshire Newport Pagnell Richard Potton Buckinghamshire Newport Pagnell Richard Potton Buckinghamshire Olney Rory Macdonald Buckinghamshire Stony Stratford John Lonergan Buckinghamshire Stony Stratford John Lonergan Buckinghamshire Waddesdon Trevor Room Buckinghamshire Wendover and Chiltern Hills John Brooks Buckinghamshire Woburn Sands Bertie Henry Cambridgeshire Chesterton Ann How Cambridgeshire Fordham Bryan Housden Cambridgeshire Haddenham Valerie Hughes Cambridgeshire Littleport Lynne Papworth Cambridgeshire Newmarket Avenue Barry Stephens Cambridgeshire St Neots Martin Gatward Cambridgeshire St Neots Martin Gatward Cornwall Carnon Downs Alan Foster Cornwall Chacewater Jenny Prime Cornwall Chacewater Jenny Prime Tony Allcock Trophy 2021 Final List of Entries as of 2nd March 2021 Cornwall Falmouth Richard Rowe Cornwall Mylor Bridge A Hill Cornwall Mylor Bridge A Hill Cornwall Newquay (Trenance) Pat Brooks Cornwall Newquay (Trenance) Pat Brooks Cornwall Newquay (Trenance) Pat Brooks Cornwall Newquay West End Nicola Rochelle Cornwall St Austell Michael Chapman Cornwall St Stephen In Brannel Christine Hore Cumbria Carlisle Subscription Rick Gallagher Derbyshire Derby West End Brenda Bird Devon Barnstaple Marion Tabberner Devon Bideford, Victoria Park Colin Rice Devon Bideford, Victoria Park Colin Rice Devon Bitton Park Peter Tetreault Devon Bitton Park Peter Tetreault Devon Chudleigh Graham Smith Devon Crediton Eric Flower Devon Crediton Eric Flower Devon Honiton Peter Baker Devon Madeira Terry Reardon Devon Madeira Terry Reardon Devon Paignton-Torbay Paul Gardner Devon Paignton-Torbay Paul Gardner Devon Plymouth - Sir Francis Drake Bill Grantham Devon Plymouth - Sir Francis Drake Bill Grantham Devon Plymstock Jackie Saunders Devon Shaldon Robert Wigginton Devon Sidmouth John Mason Devon Sidmouth John Mason Devon Topsham Peter GREENO Devon Torbay Country Graham Heaven Devon Torbay Country Graham Heaven Devon Torquay Tim Lock Devon Torquay Tim Lock Dorset Blandford Andrew Paulley Dorset Branksome Park Alan Bliss Dorset Dorchester Alexander Wilson Dorset Gillingham Michael Tolman Dorset Gillingham Michael Tolman Dorset Greenhill Margaret Crawford Dorset Greenhill Margaret Crawford Dorset Lyme Regis Trevor Allman Dorset Poole Park Sandie Smith Dorset Sherborne Susan Ford Durham Houghton Dairy Lane Stephen Krimpen Durham Hundens Park Alan Cooper Essex Arclight Richard Nicholson Essex Bocking Alliance Colin Burns Essex Chelmsford Richard Gunn Tony Allcock Trophy 2021 Final List of Entries as of 2nd March 2021 Essex Chelmsford Richard Gunn Essex Chelmsford Philip Kyffin Essex Chelmsford Philip Kyffin Essex Colchester West End Bob Penny Essex Colchester West End Bob Penny Essex Connaught Edward Clarke Essex Courtauld Halstead Trevor Wignall Essex Courtauld Halstead Trevor Wignall Essex Dunmow Michael Ferris Essex Falcon Audrey Vann Essex Falcon Audrey Vann Essex Great Baddow Eleanor Coupland Essex Harlow Jim Oakes Essex Harlow Jim Oakes Essex Mersea Island Nigel Holt Essex Mersea Island Nigel Holt Essex Old Dagenham William Nelson Essex Prittlewell Raymond Matthews Essex Romford Colin Morton Essex Silver End Martin Raymond Essex Thaxted Ian Roberts Essex Thorpe Bay Billy Gough Essex Thorpe Bay Billy Gough Essex Thurrock Peter Madgewick Essex Tiptree Jobserve Graham Heard Essex Upminster Tony Allen Essex Wanstead Central Leonard Welton Essex Wivenhoe Wivenhoe Bowls Club Essex Writtle Roy Etheridge Gloucestershire Ardagh Angela Hunt Gloucestershire Ardagh Les Wells Gloucestershire Bristol St Andrews Pete Jones Gloucestershire Cam Mills Andrew Niblett Gloucestershire Canford David Shaw Gloucestershire Cheltenham Jeanette Scott Gloucestershire Cheltenham Spa Alan Taylor Gloucestershire Falcon Myra Savage Gloucestershire Frampton-On-Severn Lee Elliott Gloucestershire Gloucester and Severnside Co-0p Christine Williams Gloucestershire Gloucester Spa Sally Rolls Gloucestershire Olveston Mike Humphries Gloucestershire Page Park Mike Conlon Gloucestershire Page Park Mike Conlon Gloucestershire Tetbury Angela Parry Gloucestershire Tewkesbury Janet Bishop Gloucestershire Victory Park Sue Nicholls Hampshire Alton Social Richard Holden Hampshire Andover Cynthia Hamilton Hampshire Argyll Charles Graham Hampshire Atherley John Gunson Tony Allcock Trophy 2021 Final List of Entries as of 2nd March 2021 Hampshire Banister Park Steve Whitehead Hampshire Basingstoke Town Roger Haynes Hampshire Basingstoke Town Roger Haynes Hampshire Boscombe Cliff Robert Kelly Hampshire Bournemouth Colin Bingley Hampshire Cove Carl Taylor Hampshire Cowplain David Luffman Hampshire Fareham Cyril Friend Hampshire Fareham Cyril Friend Hampshire Farnborough Michael Andrews Hampshire Fleet United Brenda Grout Hampshire Gosport Derek Collins Hampshire Hook Dave Clark Hampshire Liphook Bruce Penny Hampshire Littleton Brian Baxendale Hampshire Mayfield Park Miles Belcher Hampshire Mayfield Park Peter Conway Hampshire Meon Valley Bill Bailey Hampshire Milton Park Ladies Kath Patrick Hampshire Oakley Sue Dixon Hampshire Old Basing Stella Hayden Hampshire Romsey Andrew Hurst Hampshire Rowner Karen Lister Hampshire Southbourne Doreen Harrison Hampshire Swanmore Sandra Simmonds Hampshire Whitchurch David Elliott Hampshire Yateley David Lockley Herefordshire Brimfield & Little Hereford Stan Beale Herefordshire Brimfield & Little Hereford Karen Tandler Herefordshire Ledbury Martin White Herefordshire Ross-On-Wye Mary Gardner Herefordshire Ross-On-Wye Marcia Gwynne Herefordshire St. Martins Jim Knowles Hertfordshire Baldock Town Janet Turner Hertfordshire Batchwood Hall Mark Trembling Hertfordshire Berkhamsted Gary Fisher Hertfordshire Bishop's Stortford Lesley Moylette Hertfordshire Bovingdon Jennie Sylvester Hertfordshire Buntingford Roger Evans Hertfordshire Buntingford Roger Evans Hertfordshire Bushey John Jennings Hertfordshire Harpenden Tony Redford Hertfordshire Harpenden Tony Redford Hertfordshire Harperbury Judy West Hertfordshire Harperbury Judy West Hertfordshire Hertford Roger Barrett Hertfordshire Hertford Castle Alan Gibbs Hertfordshire Hertford Castle Alan Gibbs Hertfordshire Herts Neil Roberts Hertfordshire Kings Langley Stephen Bell Tony Allcock Trophy 2021 Final List of Entries as of 2nd March 2021 Hertfordshire Northaw & Cuffley Jean Munt Hertfordshire Potten End Alan Howling Hertfordshire Potters Bar Terry Barker Hertfordshire Potters Bar Terry Barker Hertfordshire Riverain David Jefferies Hertfordshire Rosedale JOHN BISHOP Hertfordshire Royston Steve Kilford Hertfordshire Sawbridgeworth Natalie Chalcraft Hertfordshire St Ippolyts Colin Childs Hertfordshire Stevenage Town Keith Greenough Hertfordshire Tring Peter Routley Hertfordshire Welwyn & District Michael Poole Hertfordshire Welwyn Garden City Linda Kilmister Huntingdonshire City Of Peterborough Malcolm Squires Huntingdonshire Hemingford William Day Huntingdonshire Hemingford Phillip Ferguson Huntingdonshire Ramsey Martin Francis Huntingdonshire Somersham CHRIS MILLARD Huntingdonshire Somersham Ian Swannell Huntingdonshire Somersham IAN SWANNELL Huntingdonshire St. Ives Owen Darlington Kent Ashford (Kent) Rail Mo Hayes Kent Ashford Town John 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