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Bowling Arranged by School Bowling 2004 O M R J. E. Mugnaioni Abingdon School 437 A. M. McKenzie Abingdon School 494 G. W. A. Stern Abingdon School 469 A. U. Rehman Abingdon School 422 A. Sharma Aldenham School 199 J. Thakrar Aldenham School 249 C. O. Greenwood Alleyn's School 272 A. L. Fuller Alleyn's School 322 C. J. McGill Alleyn's School 360 A. C. M. Faulkner Ampleforth College 423 I. A. F. Wright Ampleforth College 397 D. A. Tulloch Ampleforth College 411 P. E. Waller Ampleforth College 469 S. C. J. Lambert Ardingly College 116 E. Long Ardingly College 291 G. Martin Ardingly College 330 M. Cowburn Arnold School 429 P. Moss Arnold School 225 N. R. Gupta Ashville College 264 M. H. Wickham Ashville College 242 J. K. Lever Bancroft's School 371 F. S. Khan Bancroft's School 511 T. J. Saull Bancroft's School 376 G. S. J. Watterson Bangor Grammar School 414 T. B. G. Speers Bangor Grammar School 412 A. W. Titmus Bangor Grammar School 228 P. J. S. Speers Bangor Grammar School 484 S. P. Connell Bangor Grammar School 404 R. M. T. Clegg Barnard Castle School 104 J. P. M. Stewart Barnard Castle School 199 R. M. Batty Barnard Castle School 395 R. V. Patel Bedford School 540 A. A. Burrows Bedford School 262 D. J. Binnington Bedford School 676 T. M. R. Elliot Bedford School 361 O. J. Yew* Bedford School 579 P. Katechia Bedford Modern School 280 A. Cook Bedford Modern School 357 S. Kanungo Bedford Modern School 375 R. Chandarana Bedford Modern School 405 R. M. Godfrey Bedford Modern School 530 F. T. S. Rodwell Berkhamsted Collegiate School 341 I. J. E. Dent Berkhamsted Collegiate School 399 T. D. Chesters* Berkhamsted Collegiate School 398 F. Florry Bethany School 215 J. R. Dobson Bethany School 232 D. R. Booth Bethany School 333 A. A. Lewin Bishop's Stortford High School (The) 134 P. S. Reed Bishop's Stortford High School (The) 200 R. F. Horne Bishop's Stortford High School (The) 211 A. Willcox Bishop's Stortford High School (The) 253 A. H. Rahman Bloxham School 398 A. D. Baig Bloxham School 229 R. J. Tysoe Bloxham School 264 D. Smith Bloxham School 256 A. Gingell Blundell's School 222 L. Lewis Blundell's School 276 J. Menheneott Blundell's School 165 M. Lancelles Blundell's School 220 R. K. Morris Bradfield College 250 G. W. Trewby Bradfield College 318 J. J. Smith Bradfield College 154 H. Riazuddin Bradfield College 294 M. L. Hutton Bradfield College 196 N. S. Woodroffe Bradfield College 258 D. J. Plume Bradfield College 332 F. L. Parish Bradford Grammar School 163 O. Collinge Bradford Grammar School 324 L. Stockill Bradford Grammar School 409 S. R. Lawrence Bradford Grammar School 250 J. L. Dangerfield Bradford Grammar School 425 K. Sohal Brentwood School 447 D. Gulrajani Brentwood School 427 T. Azim Brentwood School 419 A. P. S. Sumner Brighton College 344 R. Sekhri Brighton College 406 A. P. Thornely Brighton College 472 C. G. Saville Brighton College 254 M. A. Thornely Brighton College 264 T. M. Parnell Bristol Grammar School 234 P. R. Mann Bromsgrove School 192 R. P. Young Bromsgrove School 105 B. Bales Bromsgrove School 284 J. Jones Bromsgrove School 302 D. Mumford Bromsgrove School 244 L. J. Radford Bromsgrove School 242 S. G. Street Bryanston School 93 J. G. Scott-Bolton Bryanston School 341 J. R. H. Gibbs Bryanston School 291 C. Cosgrove Bryanston School 398 T. Myatt Canford School 383 S. Ridley Canford School 181 N. A. W. Summerson Canford School 264 N. D. Van Der Meulen Canford School 377 T. N. H. Lumsden Charterhouse 494 P. H. Summers Charterhouse 239 W. J. I. Tetley Charterhouse 450 J. B. Hunter Charterhouse 333 R. Islam Cheltenham College 334 A. J. Brooksbank Cheltenham College 466 S. C. Mason Cheltenham College 267 J. Chandrakumar Chigwell School 365 Rahul Bhome Chigwell School 302 N. Amin Chigwell School 221 S. P. Martin Chigwell School 244 Rohan Bhome Chigwell School 269 V. Skandakumar Chigwell School 253 J. West Chislehurst and Sidcup Grammar School 101 M. J. Willoughby Chislehurst and Sidcup Grammar School 164 B. N. J. Painter Christ College, Brecon 277 C. C. Depala Christ's College, Finchley 168 J. T. Maddren Christ's Hospital 195 M. J. Quest Christ's Hospital 261 S. A. D. Millicheap Christ's Hospital 153 S. C. Crocker Christ's Hospital 292 P. C. P. Boardman Christ's Hospital 339 J. W. Balmforth Clayesmore School 255 G. J. H. Howard Clayesmore School 216 A. G. Merson Clayesmore School 458 S. J. Hughes Clayesmore School 298 W. Grieg Clifton College 263 C. Lincoln Clifton College 314 J. Innes Clifton College 340 J. T. Taylor Colfe's School 231 Y. J. Khan Colfe's School 332 T. Cullen Cranbrook School 236 P. Towner Cranbrook School 256 C. Marriott Cranbrook School 249 E. C. P. Prince Cranleigh School 216 S. Meaker Cranleigh School 160 B. I. S. Gilchrist Cranleigh School 271 A. E. Kendrick Cranleigh School 344 J. Moore Cranleigh School 315 M. R. Burchett Culford School 331 R. E. H. Dennis Culford School 147 O. W. Wade Culford School 266 M. J. Feczko Culford School 352 M. T. Fronicke Culford School 350 T. W. French Culford School 380 C. T. Jones Dauntsey's School 332 W. P. J. Whyte Dauntsey's School 342 S. E. Blackford* Dauntsey's School 259 A. J. M. Penny Dauntsey's School 356 M. R. Lomas Dauntsey's School 395 A. Carlisle Dean Close School 300 L. Gaylard Dean Close School 296 T. Knights Johnson Dean Close School 371 M. A. Gouldstone Denstone College 515 J. M. Young Denstone College 302 R. A. Rouse Denstone College 379 J. W. D. Sharp Denstone College 428 G. K. Wilson Dollar Academy 239 N. A. Alston Dollar Academy 297 R. J. Baird Dollar Academy 259 M. E. Walsh Dover College 244 M. N. Warriner Downside School 123 W. L. R. Harris Downside School 147 O. J. K. R. Mellotte Downside School 177 R. H. Kaye Duke of York's Royal Military School 286 D. Malla Duke of York's Royal Military School 293 B. Kirby Duke of York's Royal Military School 300 R. M. R. Brathwaite Dulwich College 474 L. P. Furst Dulwich College 404 V. L. Cella Dulwich College 227 C. W. A. Southern Dulwich College 292 C. J. Owen Dulwich College 638 S. F. Tiffin Durham School 163 P. B. Muchall Durham School 371 P. J. Dias Durham School 361 C. H. A. Stevenson Durham School 308 C. B. Chisholm Eastbourne College 301 W. J. Ripley Eastbourne College 246 L. M. Winter Eastbourne College 247 J. L. Cherrill Eastbourne College 146 J. C. Farley Eastbourne College 226 S. G. Cosh Edinburgh Academy (The) 397 C. R. Loudon Edinburgh Academy (The) 257 H. Paton Edinburgh Academy (The) 477 P. D. M. Loudon Edinburgh Academy (The) 342 N. J. Lyell Edinburgh Academy (The) 503 J. D. Warr Elizabeth College, Guernsey 525 L. D. Nussbaumer Elizabeth College, Guernsey 167 G. Bett Elizabeth College, Guernsey 611 S. E. De La Rue Elizabeth College, Guernsey 418 P. J. Le Hegarat Elizabeth College, Guernsey 344 N. D. Watson Jones Ellesmere College 455 R. A. M. Baxter Ellesmere College 217 D. A. M. Baxter Ellesmere College 308 B. Patel Eltham College 189 R. J. Malcolm Eltham College 205 K. Desai Eltham College 248 A. M. Higginson Eltham College 266 E. Ripsher Enfield Grammar School 212 J. Schott Enfield Grammar School 171 J. MacDonald Enfield Grammar School 214 D. Hastings Epsom College 245 A. Richardson Epsom College 253 K. McDuff Epsom College 282 E. C. A. Bruce Eton College 510 H. G. Franks Eton College 389 W. T. Dobson Eton College 438 G. R. Chappell Exeter School 227 S. J. Yeo Exeter School 351 S. Barlow Exeter School 381 O. J. Kernick Exeter School 337 A. J. L. Smith Exeter School 414 A. T. Phillips* Exeter School 293 J. C. Douglas-Hughes Felsted School 615 J. E. L. Buttleman Felsted School 496 P. M. Ward Felsted School 368 N. P. Harrison Felsted School 227 M. J. Drain Felsted School 258 D. N. R. Philip Fettes College 255 S. K. MacLennan Fettes College 225 H. J. L. Boisseau Fettes College 310 O. G. C. Hunt Fettes College 352 D. Hawkes Forest School 303 G. Whorlow Forest School 389 E. Murphy Forest School 307 J. Palmer Forest School 211 A. Ryatt Forest School 286 M. J. Stacpoole Framlingham College 266 H. M. Dunham Framlingham College 147 R. W. Sprake Framlingham College 250 B. J. A. Davies Framlingham College 351 M. Harrison Giggleswick School 217 G. Crosby Giggleswick School 329 N. Hird Giggleswick School 337 M. Hughes Giggleswick School 281 S. Illingworth Giggleswick School 382 T. Fleming Glasgow Academy 127 M. W. J. Hopkins Glasgow Academy 154 G. Hariharan* Glasgow Academy 178 W. J. Elphinstone Glenalmond College 193 P. A. D. Stoll Glenalmond College 191 C. S. Geddie Gordonstoun School 367 M. S. Gregory Gordonstoun School 454 S. Foster Gresham's School 139 J. O. Elliott Gresham's School 270 R. M. K. Steward Gresham's School 405 H. G. Flower Gresham's School 367 F. J. Flower Gresham's School 340 R. G. Clements Haberdashers' Aske's School 484 A. M. Patel Haberdashers' Aske's School 386 M. F. Gray Haberdashers' Aske's School 478 G. C. Baker Haberdashers' Aske's School 377 E. G. 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