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Gents District 15 Draws Bowls Scotland Gents Singles 2019 District 15 Date: 21/05/19 Date: 28/05/19 Date: 4/06/19 Date: 11/06/19 Date: 18/06/19 Time: 6:45pm Time: 6:45pm Time: 6:45pm Time: 6:45pm Time: 6:30pm First Round Venue Second Round Quarter Finals Semi Finals Final Ardmillan Bainfield at Merchiston Bainfield at Gorgie Mills Mayfield (Ross Thomson Liberton at Lutton Place Mayfield Mayfield at Parkside Gorgie Mills withdrawn W/O Corstorphine at Carrickknowe Carrick Knowe (Paul O'Donnell) Corstorphine W/O at Colinton Carrick Knowe (Paul O'Donnell) Carrick Knowe at Liberton Whitehouse & Grange Carrick Knowe at Corstorphine B.C. Merchiston Currie at Corstorphine Currie at Juniper Green Parkside (Kevin Boyd) Colinton at Braid Parkside (Robert Ramsay) Parkside Parkside at Edinburgh West End Parkside (Robert Ramsay) Balerno at Currie Slateford (R.Marshall) Sighthill B.C. Winner :- Slateford at Sighthill (Graeme Eddington) Lutton Place at Coltbridge Lutton Place (John Rutherford) Sighthill (Graeme Eddington) Juniper Green at Mayfield Coltbridge Braid (Davy McGill) Host Club to provide markers & Umpire at Bainfield Braid (Davy McGill) All cards must have FULL NAMES Braid all cards must be signed at Carricknowe B.C. Edinburgh West End checked & posted to District Secretary imediately after the games are finished at Slateford Sighthill (Graham Eddington) National Championships 2018 Sighthill (Graeme Eddington) Sighthill Ayr Northfield 21st - 27th July 2019 at Whitehouse & Grange Fountain Brewery District Secretary Kenny Girdler 24 Cairns Gardens, Balerno EH14 7HJ at Now at Gorgie Mills Fountain Brewery (Robert Bygate) Home- 538-5237 Mobile- 07980262952 Beechwood email :- [email protected] Bowls Scotland Gents Pairs 2019 District 15 Date: 14/05/19 Date: 21/05/19 Date: 28/05/19 Date: 4/06/19 Date: 11/06/19 Date: 18/06/19 Time: 6:45pm Time: 6:45pm Time: 6:45pm Time: 6:45pm Time: 6:45pm Time: 6:30pm First Round Venue Second Round Venue Third Round Quarter Finals Semi Finals Final Lutton Place v Whitehouse & Grange at Sighthill Lutton Place Slateford A at Carrickknowe Balerno B v Slateford A at Sighthill Slateford A Slateford A (Alasdair at Colinton McAdam, Grant McAdam) Gorgie Mills B v Fountain Brewery at Sighthill Fountain Brewery at Carrickknowe Ardmillan Ardmillan at Parkside Beechwood Sighthill B Sighthill B (Alan at Corstorphine Isbister & Colin Smith) Sighthill B Sighthill B (Alan at Juniper Green Colinton A Isbister & Colin Smith) at Corstorphine Carrick Knowe A Colinton A Venue change now @ at Gorgie Mills A Sighthill A Carrickknowe B.C. at Edinburgh West End Sighthill A Sighthill A (Scot at Currie Noble & Ross Noble) Braid Bainfield A (Stuart Wilson, at Edinburgh West End Stewart Jenkin) Balerno A Braid Bainfield A (Stuart Wilson, at Mayfield Stewart Jenkin) Bainfield A Bainfield A at Braid Edinburgh West End Bainfield A (Stuart Wilson, at Gorgie Mills Liberton B Stewart Jenkin) Sighthill B.C. Winnners :- at Liberton Carrick Knowe B Liberton A Liberton B at (Graham Pringle & Richard Slateford B Bainfield B Tough) at Parkside Bainfield B Carrick Knowe B at Coltbridge (Graham Pringle & Richard Mayfield Tough) Carrick Knowe B (Graham at Whitehouse & Grange Carrick Knowe B Carrick Knowe B Pringle & Richard Tough) at Edinburgh West End Parkside A Corstorphine B Carrick Knowe B at Whitehouse & Grange (Graham Pringle & Richard Corstorphine B Tough) Host Club to provide markers & Umpire at Slateford Corstorphine B Juniper Green A All cards must have FULL NAMES at Mayfield Corstorphine A Juniper Green A Venue change now @ all cards must be signed at Corstorphine B.C. Parkside B Parkside B checked & posted to District Secretary at Mayfield Currie B Parkside B (Craig imediately after the games are finished at Bainfield Bryce & Brian Salvona) Juniper Green B Parkside B National Championships 2018 at Merchiston (Craig Bryce & Brian Salvona) Coltbridge Juniper Green B Ayr Northfield 21st - 27th July 2019 at Whitehouse & Grange Currie A Currie A District Secretary Kenny Girdler at Parkside Colinton B Merchiston 24 Cairns Gardens, Balerno EH14 7HJ at Now at Bainfield (Colin Cochrans & Andrew J Stenhouse Comm Nisbet) Home- 538-5237 Mobile- 07980262952 at Lutton Ppace Merchiston Merchiston email :- [email protected] Bowls Scotland Gents Triples 2019 District 15 Date: 21/05/19 28/05/2019 Date: 4/06/19 Date: 11/06/19 Date: 18/06/19 Time: 6:45pm Time: 6:45pm Time: 6:45pm Time: 6:45pm Time: 6:30pm First Round Venue Second Round Quarter Finals Semi Finals Final Bainfield Bainfield at Merchiston Slateford Mayfield (Bill Ross, James at Gorgie Mills Mayfield McLennan, Gordon Wilson) at Braid Merchiston Mayfield at Whitehouse & Grange Colinton Colinton Mayfield (Bill at Corstorphine Ross, James McLennan & Gordon Gorgie Mills Colinton (Alan Wilson) at Juniper Green McDonald,John Fisher & David Balerno Fisher) at Carrickknowe Coltbridge Withdrawn W/O Balerno Venue change now @ at Ardmillan Edinburgh West End Carrickknowe B.C. at Liberton Edinburgh West End Edinburgh West End (Neil McRae, at Coltbridge Calumn Gilbertson & Donnie Braid Gilbertson) Corstorphine (Bernie Callaghan, at Lutton Place Clint Cassidy, Mark Hewitt) Liberton Liberton Corstorphine (Bernie Callaghan, at Parkside Corstorphine Clint Cassidy, Mark Hewitt) Corstorphine (Bernie Callaghan, at Colinton Clint Cassidy, Mark Hewitt) Sighthill B.C. Winners :- Lutton Place at Sighthill (Jamie Ronaldson, Scott Lyell & John McDermott) Fountain Brewery Sighthill at Currie (Jamie Ronaldson, Scott Lyell & John McDermott Sighthill (Jamie Ronaldson, Scott Lyell & John Sighthill McDermott) at Mayfield Beechwood Sighthill (Jamie Ronaldson, Scott Lyell & John Juniper Green (Walter Borthwick, McDermott) Host Club to provide markers & Umpire at Now at Sighthill Arthur Hill, Dougie Waugh) All cards must have FULL NAMES Juniper Green Venue change now @ all cards must be signed at Whitehouse & Grange Corstorphine B.C. checked & posted to District Secretary Whitehouse & Grange (John imediately after the games are finished at Bainfield Cameron, Ross Maguire & Fraser Milligan) Parkside (Rab Gardner, Davy Moran National Championships 2018 & Colin Harris) Carrick Knowe Ayr Northfield 21st - 27th July 2019 at Edinburgh West End Parkside District Secretary Kenny Girdler Parkside (Rab Gardner, Davy 24 Cairns Gardens, Balerno EH14 7HJ at Slateford Moran & Colin Harris) Home- 538-5237 Mobile- 07980262952 Currie email :- [email protected] Bowls Scotland Gents Fours 2019 District 15 Date: 21/05/19 Date: 28/05/19 Date: 4/06/19 Date: 11/06/19 Date: 18/06/19 Time: 6:45pm Time: 6:45pm Time: 6:45pm Time: 6:45pm Time: 6:30pm First Round Venue Second Round Quarter Finals Semi Finals Final Lutton Place Bainfield at Liberton Bainfield Corstorphine at Currie Gorgie Mills (J.Blair,D.Wilson,S.Mitchell & B.Sharp) at Lutton Place Corstorphine Corstorphine at Parkside Mayfield Fountain Brewery W/O Slateford (Jamie Gracy,Louis at Braid Beaton, Graham McAdam, John Fountain Brewery Slateford (Louis Beaton, Scott Ramsay) at Colinton Brunton, Graham McAdam, John Sighthill Ramsay) at Merchiston Slateford Slateford at Corstorphine B.C. Carrick Knowe Currie (Graham Fergus, Andy at Now at Sighthill McCormick, Colion Anderson, Paul Anderson) Currie (Graham Fergus, Andy McCormick, Colion Anderson, Paul Currie Anderson) Currie (Graham Fergus, Andy at Edinburgh West End McCormick, Colion Anderson, Paul Ardmillan Anderson) Ardmillan (Greg Stocks, Dustin at Gorgie Mills Calvia, Frank Brown, Malcolm Clark) Sighthill B.C. Winners :- (Graham Fergus, Allan Buchan, Merchiston at Andy McCormick, & Colion Beechwood Anderson) Edinburgh West End (Bob at Juniper Green Anderson,Graeham Hockaday,Grant Pagan & Murry Baillie) Edinburgh West End (Bob Anderson, Craig Hunter, Graham Edinburgh West End Hockaday, & Murry Baillie) at Whitehouse & Grange Parkside Edinburgh West End (Bob Anderson, Craig Hunter, Graham Hockaday, & Murry Baillie) Host Club to provide markers & Umpire at Slateford Parkside All cards must have FULL NAMES Balerno all cards must be signed at Carrickknowe B.C. Whitehouse & Grange checked & posted to District Secretary imediately after the games are finished at Coltbridge Colinton W/O Liberton (Norrie National Championships 2018 Inglis, Norrie Kennedy, Bill Dick ,Dave Colinton Bruce) Ayr Northfield 21st - 27th July 2019 at Mayfield Liberton District Secretary Kenny Girdler Liberton (Norrie 24 Cairns Gardens, Balerno EH14 7HJ at Bainfield Inglis, Norrie Kennedy, Bill Dick ,Dave Bruce) Home- 538-5237 Mobile- 07980262952 Juniper Green email :- [email protected] Bowls Scotland Gents Over 55 Singles District 15 Date: 20/05/19 Date: 27/05/19 Date: 3/06/19 Date: 10/06/19 Date: 17/06/19 Time: 2pm Time: 2pm Time: 2pm Time: 2pm Time: 2pm First Round Venue Second Round Quarter Finals Semi Finals Final Stenhouse Comm Slateford C at Colinton Slateford C at Braid Slateford C (Gordon Ramsay) Colinton at Coltbridge Beechwood B W/O Beechwood B at Bainfield Merchiston Merchiston at Colinton Slateford C 21 (Gordon Ramsay) Slateford B at Currie Merchiston (Frank Gordon) Gorgie Mills at Parkside Liberton Liberton at Carrickknowe B.C. Corstorphine B Corstorphine B at Sighthill Slateford A at Edinburgh West End Corstorphine B (Jim Connor) Currie B at Merchiston Carrickknowe 12 (Graham Pringle) Whitehouse & Grange Currie B at Bainfield Slateford C (Gordon Ramsay) Carrickknowe W/O Carrickknowe at Now at Corstorphine Balerno B (Withdrawn) at Slateford Carrickknowe (Graham Pringle) Edinburgh West End Sighthill B.C. Winner :- at Mayfield Braid Braid at (Gordon Ramsay)
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