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Devon County Short Mat Bowls Association DEVON COUNTY SHORT MAT BOWLING ASSOCIATION 2016/2017 County/Nationals Singles Preliminary Rounds The entrants listed below are required to attend as follows: Date 15th October 2016 Venue: ISCA centre, Exeter Sign In: 09:00 hrs (9:00 am) Forename Surname Club Forename Surname Club Mark Allen Winkleigh Ian Nicholson Buckfast Micheal Ballemy Abbottskerswell John Parnell Wonford Robert Bartlett Upottery Shirley Parnell Wonford David Brown Winkleigh Eric Pavey Sidbury Edwin Cleave Christow Ham Sampford Diptford Steve Collins Christow Martin Sexton Wick Grenville Gerry Wick Tessa Sheare Willand Barrie Goodchild Willand James Smith Wonford Brab Hallowes Ottery St Mary John Smith Exeter Nomads David Hayler Upottery Maggie Smith Wonford Mike Ivings Wonford David Summers Totnes Creameries Richard Ivings Exeter Nomads David Tarr West Hill Elliott James Yarnscombe Chris Thompson Goodleigh Ken Kelly Wonford Tim Thompson Anstey Barry McPhillips Bere Alston James Trott Musbury Rose Morrison Totnes Creameries Richard Williams Willand The entrants listed below are required to attend as follows: Date: 15th October 2015 Venue: ISCA centre, Exeter Sign In: 13:15 hrs (1:15 pm) Forename Surname Club Forename Surname Club Tom Archer Christow Bill Nicholls Sidbury Matthew Avery Yarnscombe Thomas Perris Wonford Mike Avery Yarnscombe Paul Pomeroy Musbury Lorraine Axtell Winkleigh Simon Pridham Wonford Benny Bass Uffculme Bradley Rundle Christow Richard Clark Shebbear Jay Shaw Yarnscombe Geoff Cleave Christow Harrison Sheen Sidbury Georgina Cleave Christow Malcolm Sheen Sidbury Maureen Cleave Christow Trevor Tregullis Christow Janet Cuff Ottery St Mary Beryl Westcott Christow Adam Dredge Musbury Alan Woodacre Goodleigh Peter Edwards West Hill Lee Woodacre Goodleigh Bridget Hallowes Ottery St Mary Roger Wilson Anstey Graham James Yarnscombe Julian Wyatt Bow George Main Yarnscombe Nick Wyatt Bow Tony Main Yarnscombe Sue Young Exeter Nomads DEVON COUNTY SHORT MAT BOWLING ASSOCIATION 2016/17 County/Nationals Singles Preliminary Rounds The entrants listed below are required to attend as follows: Date: 29th October 2016 Venue: ISCA centre, Exeter Sign In: 09:00 hrs (9:00 am) Forename Surname Club Forename Surname Club Janet Brooks Buckfast Hilary Isley Christchurch Sue Cleave Christow Caroline Pavey Sidbury Gill Cole Goodleigh John Widdicombe Diptford Graham Heaman Shebbear Ray Young Exeter Nomads Please ensure that all players know that they will be required to mark or provide a marker, even if they are knocked out. Please Note: The reserve day for the Singles has now been cancelled. Players that were due to play on the reserve day will now play on the 15th October. Effected players have been informed whether they are playing the morning or afternoon session. Telephone numbers, to use in case of emergency on the day: 07970325186 Caroline Pavey (Competition Secretary) 01392 874416 Irene Smith (County Secretary) 01364 644614 Rose Morrison (County Chairman) 01392 462833 (ISCA Indoor Bowling Centre) DEVON COUNTY SHORT MAT BOWLING ASSOCIATION 2016/17 County/National Pairs Preliminary Rounds The entrants listed below are required to attend as follows: Date: 16th October 2016 Venue: ISCA centre, Exeter Sign In: 09:00 hrs (9:00 am) Forename Surname Club Forename Surname Club Tom Archer Christow Ken Kelly Wonford Mike Avery Yarnscombe Mary Lawes Chumleigh Micheal Ballamy Abbottskerswell Tony Main Yarnscombe Phyliss Bellworthy West Hill Rose Morrison Totnes Creameries Janet Brooks Buckfast Fred Niven Great Torrington Gill Cole Goodleigh John Parnell Wonford Llyod Daniels Uffculme Thomas Perris Wonford Tracey Devaney Fremington Ham Sampford Diptford Adam Dredge Musbury Martin Sexton Wick Joyce Evans Fremington Malcolm Sheen Sidbury Alan George Uffculme James Smith Wonford Grenville Gerry Wick John Smith Exeter Nomads Brab Hallowes Ottery St Mary Beryl Westcott Christow Bridget Hallowes Ottery St Mary Rodger White Wick Richard Ivings Exeter Nomads Alan Woodacre Goodleigh David Kay Beer Mariners Sue Young Exeter Nomads The entrants listed below are required to attend as follows: Date: 16th October 2016 Venue: ISCA centre, Exeter Sign In: 13:15 hrs (1:15 pm) Forename Surname Club Forename Surname Club Mark Allen Winkleigh Sharron Simmons Wick Benny Bass Loddiswell John Smalley Fremington Edwin Cleave Christow Val Streate Wonford Geoff Cleave Christow Dave Summers Totnes Creameries Steve Collins Christow Chris Thompson Goodleigh Dan Gooding Silverton Marie Toleman Wonford David Hayler Upottery James Trott Musbury Nancy Hill Diptford Alan Turner Fremington Elliott James Yarnscombe Richard Williams Willand Hedley Mclauren Goodleigh Roger Wilson Anstey Eric Pavey Sidbury Telephone numbers, to use in case of emergency on the day: 07970325186 Caroline Pavey (Competition Secretary) 01392 874416 Irene Smith (County Secretary) 01364 644614 Rose Morrison (County Chairman) 01392 462833 (ISCA Indoor Bowling Centre) DEVON COUNTY SHORT MAT BOWLING ASSOCIATION 2016/17 County/National Triples Preliminary Rounds The entrants listed below are required to attend as follows: Date: 8th October 2016 Venue: ISCA centre, Exeter Sign In: 09:00 hrs (9:00 am) Forename Surrname Club Forename Surname Club Tom Archer Christow Eric Pavey Sidbury Lorraine Axtell Winkleigh Margaret Phipps Abbottskerswell Mike Avery Yarnscombe Ham Sampford Diptford Richard Clark Shebbear Martin Sexton Wick Edwin Cleave Christow Sharron Simmons Wick Geoff Cleave Christow James Smith Wonford Steve Collins Christow David Tarr West Hill Tracey Devaney Fremington Marie Toleman Wonford Dan Gooding Silverton James Trott Wonford Brab Hallowes Ottery St Mary Alan Turner Fremington David Kay Beer Mariners Richard White Loddiswell Maurice Kibby Bow Chris Whittock Newton Poppleford Tony Main Yarnscombe Richard Williams Willand Rose Morrison Totnes Creameries Nick Wyatt Bow Barry McPhillips Bere Alston Sue Young Exeter Nomads Fred Niven Great Torrington John Parnell Wonford Telephone numbers, to use in case of emergency on the day: 07970325186 Caroline Pavey (Competition Secretary) 01392 874416 Irene Smith (County Secretary) 01364 644614 Rose Morrison (County Chairman) 01392 462833 (ISCA Indoor Bowling Centre) DEVON COUNTY SHORT MAT BOWLING ASSOCIATION 2016/17 County/National Fours Preliminary Rounds Please be aware this will be the finals day The entrants listed below are required to attend as follows: Date: 24th September 2016 Venue: ISCA centre, Exeter Sign In: 09:00 hrs (9:00 am) Forename Surname Club Forename Surname Club Tom Archer Totnes Creameries Ham Sampford Diptford Lorraine Axtell Winkleigh Martin Sexton Wick Edwin Cleave Christow Sharron Simmons Wick Geoff Cleave Christow James Smith Wonford Steve Collins Christow Alan Turner Fremington Malcolm Fletcher Dittisham Mark Webber Abbottskerswell Alan George Uffculme Chris Whittock Newton Poppleford Elliott James Yarnscombe Richard Williams Willand Eric Pavey Sidbury Nick Wyatt Bow Simon Pridham Wonford Telephone numbers, to use in case of emergency on the day: 07970325186 Caroline Pavey (Competition Secretary) 01392 874416 Irene Smith (County Secretary) 01364 644614 Rose Morrison (County Chairman) 01392 462833 (ISCA Indoor Bowling Centre) DEVON COUNTY SHORT MAT BOWLING ASSOCIATION 2016/17Margaret Elliot Pairs The entrants listed below are required to attend as follows: Date: 30th October 2016 Venue: ISCA centre, Exeter Sign In: 09:00 hrs (9:00 am) Forename Surname Club Forename Surname Club Eddie Ahier Chumleigh John Lawes Chumleigh Micheal Ballamy Abbottskerswell Barry McPhillips Bere Alston Ann Banner Fremington Colin Palmer Sidford David Brown Winkleigh Caroline Pavey Sidbury Geoff Cleave Christow Margaret Phipps Abbottskerswell Steve Collins Christow Chris Thompson Goodleigh Lloyd Daniels Uffculme Alan Turner Christchurch Peter Edwards West Hill Maurice Watson Sidford Joyce Evans Fremington John Widdicombe Diptford Alan George Uffculme Evan Williams Woodbury David Hayler Upottery Richard Williams Willand Nancy Hill Diptford Roger Wilson Anstey Ellen Hunt Upottery Alan Woodacre Goodleigh Susan Irish Modbury Nick Wyatt Bow Hilary Isley Christchurch Ray Young Exeter Nomads Carol Keating Sidbury Sue Young Exeter Nomads Telephone numbers, to use in case of emergency on the day: 07970325186 Caroline Pavey (Competition Secretary) 01392 874416 Irene Smith (County Secretary) 01364 644614 Rose Morrison (County Chairman) 01392 462833 (ISCA Indoor Bowling Centre) DEVON COUNTY SHORT MAT BOWLING ASSOCIATION County Club Team Championship NORTH AREA Round 1 Area Finalists CLUB CONTACT PHONE 1st March 2017 20th March 2017 Bow Maurice Kibby 01363 773815 Group 1 Great Torrington Christina Payne 01805 622057 Yarnscombe Winkleigh Jan Ovenden 01837 83853 Yarnscombe Pat Shaw 01769 560804 Bow Sign in time 9:00 Group 2 Great Torrington Games to be arranged and played on a home and away basis. The combined score will determine the winner. Winkleigh Please refer to the competition rules for full details Sign in time 9:00 Please send all scorecards to:- Group 1 Mrs Caroline Pavey, Oakdene, Ridgeway, Ottery ST Mary EX11 1DT Contact telephone number 01404 811566 Sign in time 9:00 DEVON COUNTY SHORT MAT BOWLING ASSOCIATION County Club Team Championship EAST AREA Round 1 Round 2 Area Finalists CLUB CONTACT PHONE 1st December 2016 1st March 2017 19th March 2017 Beer Mariners Gordon Tremlett 01395 567827 Group 2 Musbury Exeter Nomads Irene Smith 01392 874416 Musbury James Trott 07535 529485 Beer Mariners Sidbury Eric Pavey 01404 811566 Wonford Shirley Parnell 01803 864813 Wonford
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