Jan`s Coaches - Bowls Cambridgeshire

BOWLS
CAMBRIDGESHIRE
Handbook 2012
SECRETARY
Charles Frederick
36 Green End, Fen Ditton, Cambridge CB5 8SX
Tel: 01223 293307 (H) 07737 132 683 (M)
email [email protected]
Executive Officers 2012
Dot Careless, Barbara Clutterbuck, Val Hughes, Charles Frederick, Peter Clark, Sue Alexander,
Peter Dix, John Southgate, Tony Taylor (from left to right)
Experts in fine turf maintenance.
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Mobile: 07934 690 646
Email: [email protected]
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CONTENTS
Page
Description
3
4
5
6-13
15
17-18
19-20
21
22-23
25
26-31
32- 51
Officers
Committees
Presidents Message
Affiliated Clubs
Club Council Members
Fixtures & dates for your diary
Secretaries Report
Honours
Eastern Counties BA
Umpires
County Competition Notes for Competitors
Competition Draws - Championships
Centre
Competition Winners Photographs & Luncheon Advert & Order Form
52- 65
66-67
69-73
74-78
79-81
82-83
Competition Draws - Domestic
Mens County League
Ladies Competitors Directory
Mens Competitors Directory
Constitution and Rules
Championship History
Index of advertisers
Inside F Regency Aerials
2
Mill Hill Garage
9
Shot Bowl
11
Paul Day
13
David Richards
14
Badgers
16
Fen Regis Trophies
24
25
21
73
78
Inside Back
Back
Cockburn Designs
St James Wealth Management
Bowlers Draw
Jan’s Coaches
4 Counties
J.J’s Bowls Shop
PRO Green
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BOWLS CAMBRIDGESHIRE OFFICERS
PRESIDENT
Sue Alexander, 26 Barkhams Lane, Littleport, Ely, Cambs., CB6 1NN
Tel: 01353 861061 (h) 07780 707691 (m) email [email protected]
SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT
Peter Dix, “Tall Trees” 217 Great North Road, Eaton Socon, St Neots PE19 8BN
Tel: 01480 217752 (h) 07818 033635 (m) email [email protected]
JUNIOR VICE PRESIDENT
Vacant
IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT
Tony Taylor, 11 St Phillips Road, Newmarket, CB8 0ES
Tel: 01638 667359 (h) 07770 871887 (m) email [email protected]
CHAIR
Sue Alexander, 26 Barkhams Lane, Littleport, Ely, Cambs., CB6 1NN
Tel: 01353 861061 (h) 07780 707691 (m) email [email protected]
VICE CHAIR
John Southgate, 17 New River Green, Exning, Newmarket, CB8 7HS
Tel: 01638 611171 email magaret.southgate@ntlworld,com
SECRETARY
Charles Frederick, 36 Green End, Fen Ditton, Cambridge, CB5 8SX
Tel: 01223 293307 (h) 07737 132683 (m) email [email protected]
MATCH SECRETARY
Barbara Clutterbuck, 8 Huttles Green, Shepreth, Cambs SG8 6PR
Tel: 01763 260592 email [email protected]
TREASURER
Val Hughes, 4 Linden Way, Haddenham, Ely CB6 1NN
Tel: 01353 740934 email [email protected]
COMPETITION SECRETARY
Dot Careless, 3 Pine Grove Park, Swavesey, Cambridge CB24 5RG
Tel: 01954 202927 (h) 07766 838386 (m) email [email protected]
CHILD PROTECTION AND VULNERABLE ADULT OFFICER
MATCH OFFICIAL (MEN)
John Southgate, 17 New River Green, Exning, Newmarket, CB8 7HS
Tel: 01638 611171 email magaret.southgate@ntlworld,com
PAST PRESIDENTS
2009
Mrs Eileen Taylor (Newmarket Avenue BC), Mr Bernard Prescott (Abbey BC)
2010
Mrs Sylvia Pinder (Isleham BC)
2011
Tony Taylor (Newmarket Avenue BC)
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COMMITTEES
FINANCE
Peter Dix, (SVP), Neville Diver, Peter Human
Chair: Val Hughes
COMPETITIONS
Chair: Dot Careless
Philip Harper-Scott, Trish Dix,
League Secretary
Philip Harper-Scott, 73 Rockmill End, Willingham, Cambridge CB24 5HY
Tel: 01954 261296 (h) email [email protected]
DEVELOPMENT AND GENERAL PURPOSES Chair: John Southgate
Tony Taylor, Sue Alexander, Sylvia Pinder, County Coach, Umpire co-ordinator.
Chair: Barbara Clutterbuck
MATCHES
Sue Alexander, (P), John Southgate,
Selectors Women Doreen Miller, Eileen Taylor, Doreen Smith
Senior Team Manager
Charles Frederick
Junior Team Manger
Hayley Felce
Selectors Men
John Southgate, Peter Dix, Ian Miller
Senior Team Manager
Tony Taylor
Junior Team Manager
Steve Botten
Friendly selectors (all games)
Chair:- President Sue Alexander, SVP Peter Dix, JVP Vacant, IPP, Tony Taylor, Match Secretary,
Barbara Clutterbuck, Match Official, John Southgate.
BENEVOLENT AND BOWLS CAMBRIDGESHIRE FELLOWSHIP COMMITTEE
Chair: Tony Taylor
Val Hughes, Sue Alexander, plus trustees
Trustees of the Benevolent Fund:John Angell, Charles Frederick, Barry Grimwood, John Southgate.
BOWLS ENGLAND COUNCIL MEMBERS
Sue Alexander, Charles Frederick
EASTERN COUNTIES
Steve Botten, Charles Frederick, John Southgate,
MIDDLE ENGLAND
Sue Alexander, Barbara Clutterbuck
DEVELOPEMENT OFFICER & COUNTY COACH
Peter Clarke, 19 Sunnybank, St Neots, Cambs PE19 1SF
Tel: 01480 – 406915 email [email protected]
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PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
Sue Alexander
26 Barkhams Lane,
Littleport,
Cambs
CB6 1NN
Tel: 01353 861061
Mob: 07780707691
Email: [email protected]
Fellow Bowlers and Friends
I am both honoured and privileged to be elected as President of Bowls Cambridgeshire for the forthcoming year.
I will endeavour to continue the excellent work of my predecessors and thank both Sylvia and Tony for their help
and guidance through my year as Senior Vice president. I look forward to working with Peter who is my SVP this
year.
I owe a great deal of thanks to my club St Neots for proposing me for this important role. It is reassuring
to know that I have the full support of the club and its members to carry out my Presidential duties.
My thanks also go to the Officers of the county who work tirelessly to make the game available
and enjoyable to everyone that wishes to participate. As I meet other officers from various Counties
they comment on unification and how well Bowls Cambridgeshire has progressed and is still
progressing through the changes
I hope that members realise the value and amount of the work undertaken by the Officers and without
their efforts the county would not function effectively.
Over the past few years Cambridgeshire Bowlers have achieved success at International, European,
and World levels being represented by both genders in these events. We should be proud to
acknowledge their achievements, as they not only represent themselves; they are ambassadors for
their clubs and County as well as Bowls England.
It is important that we maintain a legacy for future generations in order that they can play bowls at
venues that are convenient to them. Every club in the county is important regardless of its size and
playing ability, it is essential that all clubs are supported in their efforts to attract new members and I
have a plea for all existing bowlers to encourage friends and acquaintances to visit their club so that
they can enjoy the sport of bowls and its associated social activities.
Finally I wish everyone good health, good bowling, and hopefully good weather. I look forward to
seeing many old faces and welcoming new faces to the greens this year.
Kind Regards
Sue Alexander
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AFFILIATED CLUBS – 39
Club
Founded
Members
ABBEY BC
19
Barnwell Road, Cambridge CB1 3NL
Hon Sec - R (Rodney) Slack 545 Newmarket Road, Cambridge CB5 8PA Tel: 01223 210012
Email [email protected] Captain: Nigel Russell 07506 515184
ALEXANDRA & BEEHIVE BC
1904
22
Alexandra Gardens, Carlyle Road, Cambridge CB4 3DN
Hon Sec - C (Colin) Banks, 11 Ellison Lane, Hardwick, Cambs.CB3 7QA - 01954 210811
Email [email protected]
President: Colin Kirtland 01223 363092
BALSHAM BC
1946
30
Recreation Ground, Balsham, CB21 4DS
Hon Sec – J (John) Robinson, 9 Sleford Close, Balsham, CB21 4DP – 01223 893895
Email [email protected]
Captain: Colin Beecroft 01223 880012
BOTTISHAM
1998
47
31 Downing Close, Bottisham, Cambs CB25 9DD
Hon Sec – K (Keith) Gibson, 18 Beechwood Avenue, Bottisham, CB25 9BE 01223 811049
Email [email protected]
Captain: Tony Wills 01223 811499
CAMBRIDGE & COUNTY BC
1928
36
Brooklands Avenue, Cambridge CB2 8FG - 01223 353615
Hon Sec – P (Philip) Harper-Scott 73 Rockmill End, Willingham, Cambridge CB24 5HY 01954
261294
Email [email protected]
Captain: Ian Miller 01223 504272
CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS BC
1949
27
Shaftesbury Road, Cambridge CB2 8BS
www.cambridgeuniversitypressbowlsclub.com
Hon Sec - P (Peter) Stocker, 77 Eastfield, Chesterton, Cambridge CB4 1SB - 01223 565277
Email [email protected]
Captain: Des Thomson 01223 242297
CHESTERTON BC
1931
40
Logans Way, St Andrews Road, Cambridge CB4 1BL - 01223 356732
Hon Sec – S (Steve) Andrews, 16 Redgate Road, Girton, Cambridge CB3 0PP – 01223 564398
Email [email protected] Captain: Hugh Wilmot 01223 237417
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CHIPPENHAM BC
1961
49
Chippenham Park, Ely, Cambs CB7 5PR
Hon Sec – Mrs J (Joy) Bavey 40 Elizabeth Drive, Newmarket, CB8 0DJ – 01638 604441
Email [email protected]
Captain Winston Briggs 01638 661046
CHRISTCHURCH BC
1973
35
Upwell Road, Christchurch, Wisbech PE14 9LF
Hon Sec - R (Roly) Frost, 5 Strawberry Way, March, PE15 9FD – 01354 657847
Email [email protected]
Captain: Lynda Chamberlain 01366 386212
CITY OF CAMBRIDGE BC
20
Christ Pieces, Cambridge
Hon Sec - R (Roger) Pawley 5 Cockerton Road, Girton, Cambridge CB3 0QW - 01223 277290
Email [email protected]
Captain: Geoff Andrews 01223 844078
CITY OF ELY BC
1925
31
Nutholt Lane, Ely, Cambs CB7 4PL - 01353 663100
Hon Sec - Mrs M (Mary) Pinfold, 15a Main Street, Little Downham, Ely, Cambs CB6 2ST - 01353
698356
Email [email protected]
Captain: Ron Reeder 01353 664571
COLERIDGE BC
1935
40
Davy Road, Cambridge, CB1 3QW
Hon Sec - B (Brian) Tolliday, 41 Hinton Road, Fulbourn, Cambridge CB21 5DZ - 01223 564889
Email [email protected]
Captain: Michael Sanders 01223 242183
COTON BC
1919
27
Recreation Ground, Brook Lane, Coton, Cambridge CB23 7PY
Hon Sec – Mrs S.E. (Sue) Slater, 25 Priams Way, Stapleford, Cambridge CB22 5DT – 01223 842376
Email [email protected]
Captain: G Kinsey 01954 210405
COTTENHAM BC
1940
44
King George V Recreation Ground, Lambs Lane, Cottenham, CB24 8TA
Hon Sec - Mr G (Glen) Clarke, 54 Lyles Road, Cottenham, Cambridge CB24 8QR – 01954 250085
Email [email protected]
Captain: Keith Haswell 01954 250962
DUXFORD BC
1987
Recreation Ground, Hunts Road, Duxford CB22 4RE
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Hon Sec – Mrs V (Valerie) Beavis, 1 Leygrove Cottages, Whittlesford Road, Lt. Shelford CB22 5EX –
01223 842765
Email [email protected]
Captain: Richard Jasny 01223 834909
ELY BEET SPORTS & SOCIAL CLUB BC
54
Lynn Road, Ely, Cambs., CB6 1DD- 01353 662029
Hon Sec – M (Mick) Daniels, 18 King Edgar Close, Ely, Cambs CB6 1DP – 01353 663936
Email [email protected]
Captain: Will Day 01353 666733
FORDHAM BC
1940
73
Recreation Ground, Carter Street, Fordham, Ely CB7 5NG Email [email protected]
Hon Sec - Mrs J (Janet) Warren, 16 Sharmans Road, Fordham, Ely CB7 5LF - 01638 720503
Email [email protected]
Captain: Bryan Housden 01638 720398
GREAT SHELFORD BC
1920
40
Recreation Ground, Woollards Lane, Gt Shelford CB22 5LZ
Hon Sec – Mrs W (Wendy) Seekings, 26 De Freville Road, Gt Shelford, Cambridge, CB22 5LH –
01223 843416
Email [email protected]
Captain: Alan Watson 01223 292084
HADDENHAM BC
1912
44
Church Lane, Haddenham, CB6 3TB
Hon Sec - T (Trevor) Ward, 15 Yorke Way, Ely, Cambs CB6 3DT - 01353 610310
Email [email protected]
Captain Tony Saban 01353 741506
HIAM BC
1967
15
Putney Hill Road, Prickwillow, Ely, Cambs CB7 4UU
Hon Sec - I (Ian) Irving, 16 Yorke Way, Ely, Cambs CB6 3DT - 01353 667175
Email [email protected]
Captain: Ian Irving 01353 667175
HISTON BC
1910
62
New Road, Impington, Cambridge
Hon Sec – N (Neville) Diver, 6 Abrahams Close, Landbeach, Cambridge CB25 9FY – 01223 861151
Email [email protected]
Captain: Andrew Green 01223 232956
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ISLEHAM BC
1923
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46
Vicarage Meadow, Jubilee Close, Isleham, Ely CB7 5RW
Hon Sec – T (Terry), Pinder, 45 New Street, Chippenham, Ely, CB7 5QF – 01638 720875
Email [email protected]
Captain: Barry Grimwood 01638 781943
LITTLE SHELFORD BC
1950
29
Wale Recreation Ground, Lt Shelford
Hon Sec – Mrs S (Shirley) Anker, 12 Haverhill Road, Stapleford, Cambridge CB22 5BX – 01223
843084
Email [email protected]
Captain: Geoffrey Coleman 01763 208322
LITTLEPORT BC
1921
50
Hempfield Place, Littleport, CB6 1NP 01353 861963
Hon Sec - S J (Stewart) Rogers, 13 Ely Road, Littleport, CB6 1HG - 01353 861470
Email [email protected]
Captain: David Easy 01353 861443
MARCH CONSERVATIVE BC
1927
52
Creek Road, March, PE15 8RD - 01354 653150
Hon Sec – Mrs T (Tina) Moran, 12 Landau Way, March PE15 8YD - 01354 659114
Email [email protected]
Captain: Yvonne Scully 01354 651477
MARCH GER BC
1922
16
Robingoodfellows Lane, March, Cambs PE15 8HE
Hon Sec – J (John) Abel, 16 Cherryholt Avenue, March, PE15 9SZ – 01354 659803
Captain: John Abel 01354 657156
MARCH TOWN BC
1970
36
The Avenue Sports ground, The Avenue, March PE15 9NO
Hon Sec – B (Bob) Plater 39 Willowherb Close, March, PE15 8SZ – 01354 651489
Email [email protected]
Captain: Peter Butcher 01354 657270
MELDRETH BC
1932
48
North End, Meldreth SG8 6NR - 01763 262498
Hon Sec - Mrs S (Shirley) Lambert, 2 Meadowcroft Way, Orwell, Royston Herts., SG8 5QU – 01223
207888
Email [email protected]
Captain: Christine Piper 01223 263266
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MILTON BC
1990
46
Coles Road, Milton, Cambridge CB24 6BL
Hon Sec - G (Godfrey) Sheen, 35 Old School Lane, Milton, Cambridge CB24 6BS - 01223 861765
Email [email protected]
Captain: Trevor Crow 01223 441755
NEWMARKET AVENUE BC
1936
92
22 The Avenue, Newmarket, Suffolk CB8 9AY - 01638 663054
Hon Sec – P (Peter) Human, 86 Northfield Park, Soham, Ely, CB7 5XA – 07725 544726
Email [email protected]
Captain: Margaret Rolfe 01359 252293
NEWNHAM (CAMBRIDGE) BC
1928
22
Lammas Land, Newnham, Cambridge
Hon Sec – R (Roger) Abraham, 90 Swaynes Lane, Comberton, Cambridge CB23 7EF – 01223
262089
Email [email protected]
Captain: Clint Tweed 01223 479931
POST OFFICE BC
1979
16
Barnwell Road, Cambridge.
Hon Sec – J (John) Coyle, 316 Mill Road, Cambridge CB1 3NL – 07792 103 006
Email [email protected]
Captain: Bob Doughty 07592 009639
ROMSEY BC
1926
24
Coleridge Road, Cambridge
Hon Sec – P (Peter) Gibbs, 13 Fairway, Girton, Cambridge CB3 0QF – 01223 564440
Email [email protected]
Captain: John Asplen 01223 560465
SAWSTON BC
1926
54
www.sawstonbowls.co.uk
Spicers Sports Ground, New Road, Sawston CB22 3BN
Hon Sec - A (Alan) Arnold, 12 Sainfoin Close, Sawston CB32 3JY - 01223 832929
Email [email protected]
Captain: Les Bradford 01223 834920
ST NEOTS BC
1920
100
St Anselm Place, St Neots, Cambridgeshire PE19 1AP - 01480 474143
Hon Sec – M (Mark) Atkinson 17 The Maltings, Eaton Socon, St Neots PE19 8ES – 01480 214988
Email [email protected]
Captain:
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SOHAM TOWN BC
1932
71
Fountains Lane, Soham, Ely, Cambs CB7 5ED
Hon Sec – Mrs H (Helen) Fordham, 48 Paddock Street, Soham, Ely CB7 5JA – 01353 721768
Email [email protected]
Captain: Roger Bayes 01353 720156
STEEPLE MORDEN BC
1948
32
Recreation Ground, Hay Street, Steeple Morden SG8 0PE
Hon Sec – D (Daniel) Sheehan 4 Ashwell Road, Steeple Morden, Royston SG8 0NZ – 01763 853101
Email [email protected]
Captain: Brian Jeeves 01763 853190
STRETHAM BC
1937
43
Short Road, Stretham, Cambs CB6 3LS Hon Sec – Mrs M (Mavis) Uttridge, 10 Granta Close, Witchford, Ely CB6 2HR – 01353 665961
Email [email protected]
Captain: Paul Farley 01353 648844
TRUMPINGTON BC
1953
26
www.trumpington-bowls-club.co.uk
George V Playing Fields, Anstey Way, Trumpington, Cambridge
Hon Sec - Mrs L (Lyn) Saunders, 97 Cambridge Road, Gt. Shelford Cambridge CB22 5JJ - 01223
473331
Email [email protected]
Captain: Derek Ballard 01223 512192
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CLUB COUNCIL MEMBERS AND CLUB STICKER COLOURS
Abbey
Alexandra & Beehive
Balsham
Rodney Slack
Colin Banks
Colin Norris
Bernard Prescott
Colin Kirtland
Jim Wilby
Red/Green
Red/Gold
Yellow/Green
Bottisham
Cambridge & County
Cambridge University Press
Chesterton
Chippenham
Christchurch
City of Cambridge
Coleridge
Coton
Cottenham
Duxford
City of Ely
Ely Beet Sports & Social
Fordham
Great Shelford
Haddenham
Hiam
Histon
Isleham
Little Shelford
Littleport
March Conservative
March GER
March Town
Meldreth
Milton
Newmarket Avenue
Newnham
Post Office
Romsey
Sawston
Soham Town
St Neots
Keith Gibson
Ian Miller
Des Thomson
Bernard Prescott
Mike Bavey
Malcolm Hicks
Roger Pawley
Brian Tolliday
Jean Skates-Wilson
Keith Haswell
Richard Jasny
Jan Whipp
Michael Daniels
Lynette Smith
Carol Johnson
Rosemary Lucas
Ian Irving
Malcolm Green
Sylvia Pinder
Geoffrey Coleman
David Easy
Madeline Williams
John Abel
Bob Plater
Barbara Clutterbuck
Godfrey Sheen
Peter Human
Roger Abraham
John Coyle
John Asplen
Peter Oglesby
Marian Bysouth
John Osborne
Jim Carswell
Philip Harper-Scott
Peter Stocker
Steve Andrews
Joy Bavey
Roly Frost
Geoff Andrews
Mick Sanders
Yvonne Duckworth
Peter Duncan
Valerie Beavis
Martin Rollings
Tony Carlton
Martin Johnson
Dick Fenner
Lionel Bennett
Neville Diver
Terry Pinder
Shirley Anker
Rosemary Easy
Christine Preston
Jim Marsh
Peter Butcher
David Indaco
Roger Wright
Eileen Taylor
G Saunders
Bob Doughty
Robert Wane
Geoff Brown
Ron Bysouth
Trish Dix
Green/Gold
Gold/Navy Blue
Blue/White
White
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Red/Yellow
Blue
Green
Claret/Blue
Blue
Yellow
Red/White
Green/White
Yellow/White
Maroon/Yellow
Red
Maroon/Dark Green
Maroon
Yellow/Blue
Maroon
Dark & Light Blue/Gold
Yellow/Maroon
Green
White/Maroon
Light /Dark Blue
Blue/Orange
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Green
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Blue
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Stretham
Trumpington
Dan Sheehan
Trevor Reed
Lyn Saunders
Barbara Archer
Mavis Utteridge
Peter Dean
Red/White
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Light Blue/Red
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COUNTY FIXTURES 2012
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Surrey (coach)
Trials
President’s Day
Kent (coach)
Northamptonshire
Hertfordshire
Huntingdonshire
Bedfordshire
Herts PPA
Norfolk
Huntingdonshire
Essex
Lincolnshire
Warwickshire (coach)
Sutton
St Neots
St Neots
HSBC Beckenham
Haddenham
Bishop’s Stortford
Maulden
Maulden
Holwell
Chesterton
Newmarket Avenue
E. Park, Hornchurch
March Conservative
Stoke
MF
Trial
PM
MF
MEL
ECL
U30
U30
PM
LF
ECL
U25DR
MF
MEL
14:00
10:30
14:00
14:00
13:30
10:30
10:00
14:00
14:00
13:30
10:30
10:30
14:00
13:30
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30
30
Huntingdonshire
Hertfordshire
Gloucestershire (C)
Suffolk
Northamptonshire
President v SVP
Suffolk
Suffolk
Essex
Hertfordshire
Essex
Bedfordshire
Essex
Leicestershire (coach)
Suffolk
Balcombe R/finals
Sussex
Hertfordshire
Norfolk
St Neots
Shire Park, Tewin
Wolvey (HG)
Newmarket Avenue
Kingsthrope
St Neots
Roundwood
Borough of Eye
St Neots
St Neots
St Neots
March Town
St Neots
Enderby
Sudbury
Newmarket Avenue
Newmarket Avenue
Hatfield
Littleport
JT
MC
MEL
MC
JT
PM
MF
LF
U30
U30
MF
MEL
JT
MC
WC
10:30
14:00
13:30
10:30
13:30
14:00
14:00
13:30
10:00
14:00
14:00
13:30
12:00
14:00
13:30
MF
JT
ECL
14:00
13:30
10:30
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3
7
7
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11
11
14
Haddenham centenary
Nottinghamshire (C)
Leicestershire
Johns Trophy Q/F
Northamptonshire
Norfolk
Suffolk
Hertfordshire
Oxfordshire (coach)
Bedfordshire
Haddenham
Radcliffe on Trent
Hinkley Sweet Pea
Cambridge & County
Newmarket
Ipswich
Ipswich
Royston
Kidlington
Sandy Conservative
PM
MEL
MF
14:00
13:30
14:00
MC
U30
U30
LF
MF
ECL
10:30
10:00
14:00
13:30
14:00
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Week
28
29
29
29
29
30
30
30
31
32
33
35
35
35
35
36
36
36
36
37
Month
Sun
Tues
Wed
Sat
Sat/Sun
Wed
Wed
Sat
Tues
August
Wed
Thurs
Tues
Thurs
September
Sat
Sun
Tues
Wed
Thurs
Sat/Sun
Tues
Date
15
17
18
21
21/22
25
25
28
31
Opponent
Walker R/Finals
Bedfordshire
Buckinghamshire
Middleton Cup Q/F
County Finals
Essex
Middlesex
Essex
Norfolk
Venue
Bedford Borough
Littleport
Chippenham
Notts H/Q
St Neots
Steeple Morden
Fordham
Meldreth
Freethorpe
Fixture
Time
MF
LF
14:00
13:30
LF
MF
ECL
MF
13:30
14:00
10:30
14:00
8
16
28
30
Eastern Counties
Lincolnshire
Northamptonshire
Oxfordshire
Haddenham
Spalding Town
North,pton West End
Irchester (AG)
MF
LF
MF
MEL
14:00
13:30
14:00
13:00
1
2
4
5
6
8/9
11
Suffolk
Stretham
Huntingdonshire
Leicestershire
Hertfordshire
County Finals
Buckinghamshire
Ipswich & District
Stretham
Parkway
Brookfield
Sawbridgeworth
St Neots
Bletchley Town
ECL
PM
MxF
MEL
MF
10:30
14:30
13:30
13:30
14:00
MF
14:00
DATES FOR YOUR DIARY
13
14
20
21
22
24/25
25
26
26
27
29
29/30
30
32
April
Sun
Wed
May
Sat/Sun
Sat/Sun
June
Sun
Sun/Mon
Tue/Thur
Thu/Fri
Sat/Sun
July
Sun
Sat/Sun
Sun/Mon
Sat
August
Sat
1
4
Council Meeting
B. England Conference
Chesterton
Leamington Spa
19/20
26/27
Women’s Int-national trials
Men’s International trials
Norgren. Warks.
Norgren, Warks.
3
17/18
19/21
28/29
30/1
Women’s Senior squad dy
WBIBC Championships
WBIBC Internationals
BIBC Championships
BIBC Internationals
Leamington
Bangor, NI
Bangor, NI
Llandrindod, Wales
Llandrindod, Wales
8
21/22
22/23
28
Junior Men’s squad day
County Finals
WBIBC Junior Series
BE W Nat Championships
Leamington
St Neots
Llanelli, Wales
Leamington
11
BE M Nat Championships
Worthing
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10:30
10:30
Secretary’s report 2011.
Dear Members,
It gives me great pleasure in presenting to you my report of the activities of Bowls Cambridgeshire for
2011. I am extremely pleased with the way the governing body for Bowls in Cambridgeshire is
evolving. There is still practices and procedures that need further work which your executive will
work to ensure the best solutions are found for all our members.
Membership:- Clubs - 39 (43) Members 1609 (1807)
Four Clubs did not affiliate to the County for the year and it resulted in a fall of membership of 198.
Presidents
We have been fortunate to have had an exceptional President, in Tony Taylor, Tony has been
exemplary in the way he carried out the duties President, a month attending the national
championships supporting Bowls Cambridgeshire players and circulating amongst the other County
officials attending both championships. The first male County president to grace the greens officially
at Leamington. I am indebted to Tony along with his team of Sue, Peter and Sylvia for all the good
work they have done for Bowls in Cambridgeshire.
International events
Ellen Falkner (St Neots) has been selected to represent England in the Atlantic Rim Championships
in Cyprus played in October. Richard Catton (Cambridge & County) has been selected to represent
England in the European Team championships in Portugal we wish them both well and hope they
return with a bounty of medals (I will update in my 2012 report).
Jayne Christie (St Neots), and Ellen Falkner both represented England at the International series in
Wales. Richard Catton represented England in the International series in Edinburgh, whilst Robert
Drew (Cambridge & County) and Richard Catton both played in the Junior Series held at Worthing
Pavilion.
Sue Alexander (St Neots), Chris Chapman (Chesterton), Jamie Stewart (Cambridge & County), were
invited to attend England trials. Congratulations to all.
The British Isle Championships were held at Sighthill BC Edinburgh. Our 2010 National fours
champions played the Weale brothers from Wales in the prelim round. The game was played on a
tricky green and the Welsh skip Robert Weale was perhaps the only player to constantly find the
lines.
Martin Pankhurst, Kevin Bane, Ian Miller, Richard Catton (England) 15 R Weale (Wales) 27.
County Fixtures
A full programme (56 matches in total) of competitive and friendly matches where arranged for the
2011 season. Competitively the women reached the regional final of the Walker Cup only to lose to
Herts well done. The Johns and Middle England League results where disappointing. The Amy Rose
at Leamington also saw a early exit. The men’s Middleton Cup, Eastern Counties League, White
Rose and ECL under 30’s results were extremely disappointing.
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However the County friendly’s and President’s matches were enjoyed by all the members who took
part. I would like to thank those clubs that hosted our home fixtures and those Clubs celebrating
events. I would like also to thank Match Secretary, Barbara and match official, John for their efforts
over the year.
Competitions
I must start with a big thank you to Dot Careless our Competition Secretary and her team or
recorders, Denise Hinks, Margaret Southgate, Barry Grimwood and Philip Harper-Scott for the
leagues for ensuring all the competitions reach the final stages in a timely manner.
A championship roll of honour will be submitted by Dot. I would also like to personally thank
Newmarket Avenue BC for hosting the County finals.
Leamington was the start of a great week for Bowls Cambridgeshire with Sue Alexander and Ellen
Falkner (St Neots BC) wining the National mother and Daughter pairs. Ellen had not won a national
singles title over her illustrious career however like buses two came at once. Ellen won the two wood
singles championships followed by lifting the National Singles Championship a great feat
congratulations. We wish Ellen every success when she represents England in the British Isle
championships in Northern Ireland. It could very well have been a all Cambridgeshire National
singles final, but alas Jayne Christie (St Neots BC) was beaten in the Semi-final, well done Jayne. In
the ladies pairs Eileen Taylor and Jean Stephens (Newmarket Avenue BC) and Robert Drew in the
Junior singles reached the national championship quarter finals, I would also like congratulate
Fordham BC for qualifying in the new competition for the Tony Allcock trophy, the over 60’s mixed
fours double rink. To all the players and teams who qualified for Leamington and Worthing
congratulations.
Eastern Counties Championship, Cambridgeshire had two representatives in the semi-finals the fours
from March Town and the pairs from Newmarket Avenue. Neither teams were able to play.
County Luncheon
This event was held at the Cambridge Motel, Shepreth and was our first unified luncheon and prize
presentation. Bowls England President Joan Balding was our guest, the day was very successful.
Bowls Cambridgeshire presented it’s first award of merit, this award went to Cathy Fraser (Chesterton
BC) for her outstanding contribution to bowls in our county. I would like to thank John Southgate and
his committee that dealt with the organisation of the event.
General
Your delegates to Bowls England also sit on the International Events committee. Can I also remind
you that Bowls England hold a ‘open’ conference each year in April, further information will be
available on the BE website.
I would also like to thank all the clubs and their executive committees who turned over their facilities
to the County during the year.
The Executive committee and sub committees work extremely hard for bowls in our county and I
would like to thank those members for their support and help.
May I wish you all a good winter and I look forward to seeing you in 2012.
Charles Frederick
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BOWLS CAMBRIDGESHIRE HONOURS
XIX Commonwealth Games:- Delhi
Team England, Gold medallist woman’s pairs
2010
E Falkner
(St Neots BC)
Atlantic Rim Championship:- Cyprus 2011
Team Gold medal, Gold medal Fours, Silver medal Triples
E Falkner
(St Neots BC)
European Team Championships:- Portugal 2011
Team Silver medal, Silver medal Men’s Pairs
R Catton
(Cambridge & County BC)
Hon. Team Manager
C Frederick
(Cambridge & County BC)
Internationals Women
2009/10/11
Mrs J Christie
(St Neots BC)
2009/10/11
Mrs E Falkner
(St Neots BC)
Internationals Men
2010
R Drew
(Cambridge & County BC)
2011
R Catton
(Cambridge & County BC
Junior Men
2009/10/11
R Drew
(Cambridge & County BC)
2010/11
R Catton
(Cambridge & County BC)
International Trialists
2009/11 senior
Mrs S Alexander
(St Neots BC)
2009 senior
Mrs C Salisbury
(March Conservative BC)
2009 junior
R Catton
(Cambridge & County BC)
2010 junior
L Botten
(Newmarket Avenue BC)
2010/11 junior
J Stewart
(Cambridge & County BC)
2011 senior
R Drew
(Cambridge & County BC)
2011 junior men
C Chapman
(Chesterton BC)
British Isle Champions
2009 Women Pairs
Mrs S Alexander, Mrs E Falkner
(City of Ely BC)
National Championships
2009 Pairs Finalists
Mrs R Addison, Mrs J Christie
(St Neots BC)
2009 Triples Champions
J Stewart, R Drew, R Catton (Cambridge & County BC)
2010 Fours Champions
M Pankhurst, K Bane
I Miller, R Catton
(Cambridge & County BC)
2011 Singles Champion
Mrs E Falkner
(St Neots BC)
2011 Two Bowl Champion
Mrs E Falkner
(St Neots BC)
2011 Mother/Daughter Champions
Mrs S Alexander, Mrs E Falkner
(St Neots BC)
Bowls England
2010 Young Bowler of the Year
R Catton
(Cambridge & County BC)
2011 Joint Bowler of the Year Mrs E Falkner
(St Neots BC)
Eastern Counties Champions
2009 Singles
D Lewis
(City of Ely BC)
2009 Triples
M Binge, N Flack, S Jacobs (Sawston BC)
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EASTERN COUNTIES BOWLING ASSOCIATION
G Mariner
G Brennan
D Mitchell-Gears
President
Deputy President
IPP
Secretary/Treasurer
Assistant Secretary
President 2009
Hertfordshire
Huntingdonshire
Essex
N Short, 11 Masefield Avenue, Eaton Ford, St Neots PE19 7LS
Tel: 01480 474427 email [email protected]
T Taylor
B Prescott
Delegates
S Botten, C Frederick, J Southgate
INTER ASSOCIATION FIXTURES 2012 – ALL 2-00pm Start
MAY
Thurs 10th
Thurs 17th
Fri 25th
Wed 30th
JUNE
Thurs 7th
Thurs 28th
JULY
Thurs 12th
Tues 19th
AUGUST
Wed 8th
SEPTEMBER
Wed 5th
.v
v
v
v
Norfolk CBA
Midland Counties BA
Beech Hill BC
Hertfordshire
Wortwell BC, IP20 0HE
St Neots BC
Luton LU4 1AP
Rosedale BC EN7 6TB
v
v
Home Counties BA
Essex CBA
Bishops Stotford BC. CM23 5LH
Mersea BC. West Mersea, CO5 8AJ
v
v
Bedfordshire
Suffolk CBA
Henlow Park BC SG16 6AR
Debenham BC, Leisure Ctr. 1P24 6BL
v
Bowls Cambridgeshire
Haddenham BC. CB6 3TB
v
Huntingdonshire
Peterborough & District BC. PE1 5HA
BOWLERS DRAW 2012
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to win one of 38 prizes - £6,500 in total
Tickets only £1 each
50% of sales donated to your Club
Interested?
Contact : Jeff Applegate (Promoter) for Club Packs
Tel : 01296 422573 Email : [email protected]
Run by volunteers to support Bowls
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EASTERN COUNTIES BOWLING ASSOCIATION
Championship Draw 2012
Preliminary Matches
Semi-Finals
Singles
P1
Norfolk
v
Cambs
1
P2
v
P1
P2
Suffolk
v
Essex
P3
Herts
v
Hunts
2
P3
v
Beds
4
Beds
1
Herts
v
P1
Junior Singles
P1
Cambs
v
Suffolk
P2
Norfolk
v
Hunts
P3
Beds
v
Essex
2
P3
v
P2
4
Herts
P1
Suffolk
v
Hunts
1
P3
v
Essex
P2
Norfolk
v
Herts
P3
Cambs
v
Beds
2
P2
v
P1
4
Essex
P1
Essex
v
Beds
1
P1
v
P2
P2
Cambs
v
Herts
P3
Hunts
v
Norfolk
2
P3
v
Suffolk
4
Suffolk
P1
Cambs
v
Suffok
1
Herts
v
P1
P2
Norfolk
v
Hunts
P3
Beds
v
Essex
2
P3
v
P2
4
Herts
Pairs
Triples
Fours
Preliminary matches to be played by 1st week September. Results telephoned to Nick Short
The semi-final and finals will be played on Saturday 15th September 2012 start time morning TBC.
Semi-finals venue’s Welwyn Garden City BC & Shire Park BC. The finals afternoon at Shire Park BC.
Bedford Cup
To be played Thursday 26th July 2012 start time 10:45 Venue:- Potters Bar BC. Herts.
Group A
Group B
Cambs, Norfolk, Hunts, Beds
Pres/Sec, Essex, Suffolk, Herts
Winner of each group to play in the finals Saturday 15th September, at Shire Park BC.
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ENGLISH BOWLS UMPIRES
Cambridgeshire Section 2011
County Co-ordinator
Peter Hartwell 7, Saxon Close, Godmanchester, Cambs PE29 2JL
01480 453336
Eastern Area Secretary
Trevor Hackett 1, Coriander Drive, Elsenham, Bishops Stortford, Herts CM22 6DL
Tel 01279 813735 email [email protected]
Eastern Area Chairman
Ray White Durham Ash, Heath Close, Polstead, Colchester, Essex CO6 5BE
Tel: 01787 210728 email [email protected]
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COUNTY COMPETITIONS
NOTES FOR COMPETITORS
The names and telephone numbers of each competitor will be found towards the end of this section
of the handbook
ALL competitions must be played on the FIXED OR PLAY BY DATES: these dates are shown at the
head of the draw for each round of the competition.
By agreement between opponents, games may be played BEFORE the set date.
All matches should start promptly at 6.30pm unless mutually agreed otherwise. In August matches
should start at 6.15pm. Afternoon matches should start at 2.00pm. Home players should make
arrangements in advance for a marker for singles games and for an umpire to be called if any doubt
should arise when measuring.
Players are requested to wear white tops (Club shirts) and greys in all competition games up to the
Semi-Finals.
RESULTS SCORE CARDS
NO official score cards will be issued. However a score card should be completed and sent to the
Competition Secretary.
Failure to complete all details on the cards (THE NAMES OF ALL PLAYERS, THE FINAL SCORE,
THE SIGNATURE OF BOTH PARTIES, ETC.) may result in disqualification.
RESULTS ARE TO BE PHONED TO THE APPROPRIATE SECRETARY/RECORDER
IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE TIE
PLEASE POST COMPETITION SCORE CARDS ON THE EVENING OF THE MATCH FIRST
CLASS
If it is impossible to comply with this request and it is necessary to post the card on the following day,
please ensure that a FIRST CLASS POSTAGE STAMP is used. Please help by carrying a stamped
envelope in your pocket and remember that scorecards, other than league match results, should be
sent to:
For all rounds up to the semi-final
Matches for Women’s Singles, Pairs, Triples, Fours results should be telephoned to
Denise Hinks Tel: 01954 250742
Matches for Men’s Pairs and Rinks results should be telephoned to
Margaret Southgate Tel: 01638 611171.
Matches for Men’s Singles and Triples results should be telephoned to
Barry Grimwood Tel: 01353 722781.
PLEASE NOTE YOU WILL BE INFORMED WHO YOU WILL BE PLAYING IN THE NEXT ROUND AND THE
LAST PLAYER TO CALL IN WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR CALLING THEIR OPPONENT STATING THEY
ARE THE HOME OR AWAY TEAM
ALL COMPETITION RESULTS CARDS SHOULD BE SENT TO DOT CARELESS 3 Pine Grove
Park, Swavesey, Cambridge CB24 5RG Tel: 01954 202927
LAWS OF THE GAME
Remember it is the responsibility of opposing skips to ensure that all players are complying with the
laws of the sport, especially that of the legality of bowls in accordance of the National Finals.
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COMPETITION BYE-LAWS
COUNTY DOMESTIC AND BOWLS ENGLAND CHAMPIONSHIPS PRELIMINARY ROUNDS
1
CHANGES TO RULES
These Competition Bye-Laws may be amended:
a)
Immediately following notification of relevant changes to the Rules of Bowls England.
b)
By a simple majority at the Annual General Meeting, subject to the change being consistent
with the rules of Bowls England.
2
ELIGIBILITY
The competitions shall be confined to Clubs that are affiliated to this Association and Bowls England
and have paid their subscriptions for the current year. No restriction shall be placed upon any
member playing in more than one competition but no player shall represent or allow his name to be
submitted for more than one Club in any one year in the Bowls England competitions. Players may
play for another Club in County Domestic competitions, provided that, by agreement with his parent
club he is registered for that purpose.
3
CONDITIONS
a)
The time for starting play in each round of each competition shall be 6:30pm May to July and
6:15pm during August or as otherwise mutually agreed.
b)
Players are required to wear white tops and greys in all competitions up to the semi-finals
when whites will be worn. Club shirts may be worn provided that all team members wear
them.
c)
All competitions shall be played under the Rules of Bowls England and the Laws of the Sport
of Bowls as adopted by the Bowls England. They shall be under the management of the
Competition Committee of Bowls Cambridgeshire.
d)
All ties in County Domestic Competitions and Bowls England Championship Preliminary
Rounds shall be played on the greens of Clubs affiliated to the Bowls Cambridgeshire.
Greens may be inspected and passed by the Greens Inspection Committee at any time
during the season.
4
DRAW
a)
The draws for all competitions will be taken from an approved computer program.
b)
For the County Championships in Singles, Pairs, Triples, Fours and Junior Singles, the draw
shall be open.
5
PROTESTS AND DISPUTES
a)
All protests appertaining to the green, etc. must be lodged before the commencement of the
game, however protests against a player must be made within forty-eight hours of the match.
Protests must be lodged in duplicate. A clear statement in writing of the point at issue shall
be communicated to the Competition Secretary at the earliest possible date together with any
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evidence producible.
b)
The club or competitor lodging the protest shall deposit with the Hon. Competitions Secretary
of the Association the sum of £25:00, which may be forfeited to the funds of the association in
the event of the protest not being sustained.
c)
No objections or protests shall be withdrawn except by leave of the Competitions Committee.
d)
The Competition Committee of Bowls Cambridgeshire shall determine all questions and
disputes that may arise and which do not come within the scope of the Umpire’s duties. The
decision of the Competition Committee shall be final and binding.
6
a)
DRAW, CHALLENGER AND OPPONENT
A straight draw for each competition will be conducted. The first out being termed the
'Challenger' and the second the 'Opponent'.
b)
The result of the draw shall be published in the County Handbook.
c)
For County Domestic Competitions and Bowls England Championship Preliminary Rounds
(unless otherwise stated) where the green of a challenger as drawn does not conform to an
acceptable standard the challenger shall have the right within 24 hours of nominating a
suitable green in his own area. If he is unable or does not elect to exercise this right, then the
tie shall be played on the green of the opponent. When the green of the opponent also does
not comply, then the tie shall be played on a green mutually agreed upon.
7
a)
ARRANGING A GAME
Selecting the Rinks for play - The Home Club has the right to pre-book the rinks that are to be
used for a particular match or competition. The Skips of a visiting side or their representative,
i.e. the Captain of the side, will pair their teams with those of the home teams (by placing their
cards on the faced down cards of the home side). The visiting Skip or Captain will then make
a draw from the pre-booked rink members to determine which match will play on which rink.
Note: 'Side' means any agreed number of teams, whose combined scores determine the
result of the match.
Note: 'Team' means a Four, Triple, Pair or Single player.
b)
No player in a competition or match shall play on the same rink, on the day of such
competition or match before play commences, under penalty of disqualification.
8
a)
DATE OF ROUND
The date on which the various rounds must be played will be found in the Handbook. These
dates must be strictly adhered to but ties may be played off BEFORE the dates specified by
the mutual consent of both parties. Under exceptional circumstances a limited extension may
be granted at the discretion of the Executive Committee (or by any authorised Sub Committee
thereof).
It shall be the duty of the player informed by the appropriate competition recorder who they
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are playing to notify his opponent confirming the venue.
9
a)
COMMENCING TIMES
Any visiting competitor may claim that the tie shall be fixed to commence not later than the
times identified in rule 3 a.
b)
If a party is not ready to play within half-an-hour after the time fixed for a tie, the other party
may claim a 'walk over' (attention is directed to the conditions governing the several
competitions).
10
a)
VENUE OF COUNTY DOMESTIC AND BOWLS ENGLAND CHAMPIONSHIP
PRELIMINARY ROUNDS
The ties in all rounds shall be played on the greens of the challenger except in cases where
home and away venues are to be used. For the open draw quarter-finals and semi-finals, the
ties shall be played on greens selected by the Competition Committee.
b)
The Finals shall be played on a green or greens selected by the Competition Committee.
11
RESULTS, NOTIFYING
a)
The actual result shall be telephoned to the relevant Competition Secretary/recorder
immediately after the match and before 10:30pm.
b)
The actual score card shall be sent to the Competition Secretary immediately after the match.
The onus of making such returns shall lie with the winner and no result can be accepted
which is postmarked later than the day following the day fixed for the tie to be played. The
names of ALL PLAYERS MUST be entered on the card.
12
MARKERS AND UMPIRES
a)
Markers and Umpires shall be appointed in accordance with the 'Laws of the Sport of Bowls'
as adopted by Bowls England.
13
a)
MISCELLANEOUS
All Trophy winners, players(s) or club(s) must attend the County Annual Dinner and Prize
Presentation to collect their trophy. Unless there are mitigating circumstances, failure to do
so will result in the player(s) or club(s) not receiving their individual trophy and the player(s) or
club(s) will be barred from entering the competition(s) the following year.
b)
When representing the County Association in the National Championships, all bowlers must
wear the official County coloured shirt.
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COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIPS (PRELIMINARY STAGE OF NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS)
1.
The attention of the competitors is also directed to the General Bye-Laws. The following rules
must be strictly adhered to:
2.
Bowls used in the County Championships must bear a stamp in accordance with Bowls
England Rules. It will be the skip's responsibility to check opponent’s bowls prior to the
commencement of any County Championship.
3.
Entries must only be made through the Club Secretaries and upon the form supplied, together
with the entrance fee agreed by the general purposes committee.
4.
Those playing in the first tie of a competition shall be deemed to be the Championship entry
for that competition and the rules as to substitution shall apply thereafter.
SINGLES COMPETITIONS
1.
Each game shall consist of 21 shots; four bowls each player. Or whatever formats Bowls
England adopts.
2.
All competitors to be on the green ready to start play on the day and time arranged. Any
competitor who fails to appear within 30 minutes of this time shall be disqualified.
3.
To the winner, will be accorded the Singles Championship of the County. The women’s
Champion will be entitled to hold for one year the Tufnel Cup and the men’s champion the
Webber Cup and will be awarded a suitable prize. The runners-up will be awarded a suitable
prize.
PAIRS COMPETITION
1.
Each game shall consist of 21 ends; four bowls each player, the leads to play their four bowls
before the skips. In the event of a tie an extra end must be played, the shots in this end to
count in the final score.
2.
All competitors to be on the green ready to start play on the day and time arranged. Any pair
who fail to appear within 30 minutes of this time shall be disqualified.
3.
Each pair shall consist of two competitors who must be playing members of the same Club.
The two players taking part in the first game shall constitute the Pair and should normally play
together throughout the competition. One additional - and the same - player may however be
used as a substitute at any time provided he has not already played in the competition.
4.
To the winning Pairs will be accorded the Pairs Championship of the County. They will be
entitled to hold for one year women the Colville Cup, men the 'Briscoe Cup' and to each will
be awarded a suitable prize. The runners-up will each be awarded a suitable prize.
TRIPLES COMPETITION
1.
Each game shall consist of 18 ends. Three players with three bowls each. In the event of a
tie an extra end must be played, the shots in this end to count in the final score.
2.
Each Triple shall consist of three competitors who must be playing members of the same
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Club. The three players taking part in the first game shall constitute the Triples and should
normally play together throughout the competition. One additional - and the same player may
however be used as a substitute at any time provided he has not already played in the
competition.
3.
All competitors to be on the green ready to start play on the day and time arranged. Any pair
who fail to appear within 30 minutes of this time shall be disqualified.
4.
The winning Triples will be entitled to hold for one year, women the Rolfe Cup, men the
‘Lucas-Tooth Cup’ and to each will be awarded a suitable prize. The runners-up will each be
awarded a suitable prize.
FOURS COMPETITION
1.
Each game shall consist of 21 ends; two bowls each player. In the event of a tie an extra end
must be played, the shots in this end to count in the final score.
2.
Each four shall consist of four competitors who must be playing members of the same Club.
The four players taking part in the first game shall constitute the Four and should normally
play together throughout the competition. One additional - and the same player may however
be used as a substitute at any time provided he has not already played in the competition.
3.
All competitors to be on the green ready to start play on the day and time arranged. Any
team who fail to appear within 30 minutes of this time shall be disqualified
4.
To the winning Fours will be accorded the Fours Championship of the County and they will be
entitled to hold for one year women the Gatward Cup, men the 'Dale Cup' Cup and to each
will be awarded a suitable prize. The runners-up will be awarded a suitable prize.
JUNIOR SINGLES COMPETITION
1.
Open to players who have not attained the age of 25 on 1st April in the playing season.
2.
Each game shall consist of 21 shots; four bowls each player. Or whatever format Bowls
England adopts.
3.
The winners will be accorded the Junior Singles Championship of the County. They will be
entitled to hold for one year woman the ‘Patron Bowl’ and man the ‘Roy Brown Cup' both will
be awarded a suitable prize. The runner-up will be awarded a suitable prize
TWO BOWL SINGLES COMPETITION
1.
2.
Each game shall consist of 21 ends – two bowls each player. In the event of the scores being
equal when all ends have been played, an extra end or ends must be played until a decision is
reach.
If a player has enough shots that the opponent can not win in the ends remaining the game shall
cease.
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LADIES FOURS – 1 PAGE
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MENS FOURS
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LADIES TRIPLES – TOP HALF
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LADIES TRIPLES – BTM HALF
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MENS TRIPLES – TOP HALF
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MENS TRIPLES BTM HALF
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LADIES PAIRS – TOP HALF
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LADIES PAIRS – BTM HALF
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MENS PAIRS – 1
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MENS PAIRS – 2
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MENS PAIRS – 3
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MENS PAIRS – 4
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LADIES 4 WOOD SINGLES
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LADIES 4 WOOD SINGLES
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MENS 4 WOOD SINGLES – 1
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MENS 4 WOOD SINGLES – 2
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MENS 4 WOOD SINGLES – 3
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MENS 4 WOOD SINGLES – 4
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LADIES OVER 55’s SINGLES
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MENS OVER 55’s SINGLES
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LADIES OVER 55’s PAIRS
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LADIES 2 WOOD
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MENS 2 WOOD
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JUNIOR SINGLES
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LADIES CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS
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MENS CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS
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HUCKLE CUP
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LADIES BENEVOLENT TRIPLES
&
SECRETARIES
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LADIES TOP CLUB
&
H.J. BROWN
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H. H. Norton Challenge Cup
1.
(Challenge Trophy, Instituted 1941)
The Executive to determine distribution of entry fees.
Only one double from each club.
2.
The competition to be played on the knock-out system.
3.
Games will be played on Wednesdays.
4.
The ultimate winners of this competition will be entitled to hold the H H Norton Cup for one
year. No prizes for any players.
5.
All Clubs affiliated to the Association may enter this Competition on payment of an entrance
fee (agreed at the April Council Meeting). Entries must be made through Club Secretaries
and upon the form supplied.
6.
Each Club shall be represented by eight players, four to play at home, and four on the
opponent’s green, all to play on the same day in all rounds up to the Final. The Final shall be
played on a neutral green and date fixed by the Executive Committee.
7.
The dates for each round shall be strictly adhered to.
8.
It is unnecessary to have the same players throughout.
9.
This competition shall be played under the rules as adopted by Bowls England and in
accordance with the Competition bye-laws and conditions determined by the Bowls
Cambridgeshire.
10.
A delegated person (non-playing) may be appointed at both venues, they shall liaise with
each other and their opposite person, on ends 5; 10; 15; 18; and last end.
11.
The game shall be 21 ends and all trial ends shall be completed prior to a match
commencement time of not later than 6.30p.m.
12.
One extra end shall be played on one rink only, on the green of the challenger, i.e. the first
drawn in the tie in accordance with the County Handbook. The shots scored in this end shall
only count in the event of a tie at 21 ends.
13.
If a match is abandoned owing to exceptional weather conditions, bad light, or any other valid
reason; should both rinks have completed 15 ends, then the aggregate score at 15 ends shall
stand as the result. If all rinks have not completed 15 ends, then those rinks will within 2
days, resume their match with the scores standing as they were when the game was stopped.
An end started but not completed shall be declared void. The resumed games will be on the
same green although the rink may be changed and one substitute will be allowed in each rink,
as long as transferring between rinks is not involved. The position of the substitute will be as
described in the current Laws of the Sport of Bowls as adopted by Bowls England. The
resumed games will be played to 21 or 15 ends depending on the point reached by any rinks
not resuming.
14.
The Hon. Secretary of the club appearing first in each round must send the score cards,
signed by the respective skips to the Competition Secretary immediately after the match. T.
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H.H. NORTON CHALLENGE CUP
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C. G. GILBERT CUP
(County Club Competition)
1.
The competition to be played on the knockout system.
2.
The ultimate winners of this competition will be entitled to hold for one year the Cup
presented by C.G. Gilbert Esq. A suitable prize will be awarded to the winning club.
3.
All Clubs affiliated to the Association may enter this Competition on payment of an entrance
fee of £20.00 each (or such other sum as may be fixed at the April Council Meeting.). Entries
must be made through Club Secretaries and upon the form supplied, by 30th September.
4.
Each Club shall be represented by twelve players (three rinks), all to play on the challenger’s
green, up to the Final. The Final shall be played on a green and date fixed by the
Competition Committee.
5.
The dates for each round shall be strictly adhered to.
6.
It is unnecessary to have the same players throughout.
7.
This competition shall be played under the rules as adopted by Bowls England and in
accordance with the Competition bye-laws and conditions determined by the Bowls
Cambridgeshire
8.
The game shall be 21 ends and all trial ends shall be completed prior to a match
commencement time of not later than 6.30p.m.
9.
One extra end shall be played on one rink only. The rink playing the extra end shall be
determined before commencement of the game by card selection and the shots scored in this
end shall only count in the event of a tie at 21 ends.
10.
If a match is abandoned owing to exceptional weather conditions, bad light, or any other valid
reason; should all rinks have completed 15 ends, then the aggregate score at 15 ends shall
stand as the result. If all rinks have not completed 15 ends, then those rinks will within 2
days, resume their match with the scores standing, as they were when the game was
stopped. An end started but not completed shall be declared void. The resumed games will
be on the same green although the rink may be changed and one substitute will be allowed in
each rink, as long as transferring between rinks is not involved. The position of the substitute
will be as described in the current Laws of the Sport of Bowls as adopted by Bowls England.
The resumed games will be played to 21 or 15 ends depending on the point reached by any
rinks not resuming.
11.
The Hon. Secretary of the club appearing first in each round must send the scorecards,
signed by the respective skips to the Competition Secretary immediately after the match. The
result should also be telephoned to the competition secretary that evening.
12.
For the Final and where both games are played on the same green, the rink on which an
extra end shall be played in the event of a tie shall be decided by the Umpire or Official in
charge by drawing a number from within the range of rink numbers as played on.
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C. G. GILBERT
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Peacock Cup
County Club Mixed Competition
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
Each club team will consist of three fours.
First club named in the draw will be the HOME team.
Each rink will consist of one of each gender at lead/two
Each rink will consist of one of each gender at three/skip.
A game will be 18 ends with all shots to count
In the event of a tie an extra shall be played, the away team to decide which rink prior to
start of the game.
MIXED - ROY PEACOCK CUP
Holders: Fordham BC
Telephone Results to : Dot Careless 07766 838386
All Dates are Play By:
1st Round
Qtr. Final
13th July
20th July
Prelim
6th July
Fordham
Stretham
Meldreth
Ely Beet
Soham
Littleport
City of Ely
Trumpington
Newmarket
St. Neots A
Chippenham
St. Neots
Bottisham
Cottenham
Chesterton
Isleham
Histon
Haddenham
March Cons
March Town
Steeple Morden
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Semi Final
27th July
St. Neots
Final
7/9th Sept
WINNER
Soham A
County League Rules
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Fours league, teams shall consist of 4 Fours, 21 ends. 3 points for a win 1.5 for a tie, plus 1
point for each rink, 0.5 for a tie rink.
Triples League, teams shall consist of 4 Triples, 18 ends. 3 points for a win 1.5 for a tie,
plus 1 point for each rink, 0.5 for a tie rink.
All games played in May, June, July commence by 18:30, August 18:15
Score cards, from both teams, to be sent to the League Secretary with in 24hrs of the
match, (email forms confirming results are the preferred communication as longs they have
all the players’ names and the amount of ends played).
In the event of teams tying for any position in the league shot difference will determine the
position.
Where there are two Divisions in a league, then the team that has finished bottom of the
higher division will be replaced by the team that has won the lower division.
7.
The league programme will be published in the County handbook and given to the Clubs at
the October Council meeting (subject to no league amendments and rule changes).
8.
Players must be registered with the league secretary at least 24 hours before playing in the
leagues. No player to register for more than one club. Clubs entering more than one team
must register a list of ‘a’ team members and ‘b’ team members. Playing unregistered
players may result in the Competition Committee deducting clubs points and shots.
9.
All matches shall be played on FIXED DATES as shown in the handbook and circulated to
clubs at the October Council Meeting. Inclement weather is the only valid reason for being
unable play matches. Matches needing to be re-arranged due to inclement weather must
be re-arranged and notified to the league official within SEVEN days. Failure to agree rearranged dates will result in both Clubs being deducted 10 points and 20 shots.
10. Matches abandoned due to weather, bad light or any other valid reason, and the match
having reached 15 ends stage on all rinks, and then the score at the 15 end stage stands
as a result. If less than 15 ends have been played the match shall be replayed.
11. In the Fours league, the rinks are too made up mainly of all men but Clubs can play up to 3
ladies per match. Ladies players must be registered.
12. The Triples league is a open league, Clubs can play All Men, Ladies or Mixed Triples.
13. Default of players. In the event of a team being one player short for the Triples match, the
result will be decided by the overall score of the three full triples, the defaulting team to lose
a quarter of the team score. In the Fours League Bowls England rule on fours play will
apply.
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14. Disputes not covered by these rules will be settled by the Competition Committee, whose
decision will be final.
County Fours League
Newmarket Cup
1 Balsham
2 Chesterton
5 Romsey
6 Meldreth
9 Newmarket Avenue
10 Coleridge
3 Histon
7 Sawston
4 Cambridge & County
8 Cambridge Uni. Press
Thursday
3rd
May
2v1
3v4
5v6
8v7
9 v 10
Tuesday
8th
May
1v3
4v2
7v5
6v9
10 v 8
Thursday
10th
May
5v1
6v2
3v9
8v4
7 v 10
Thursday
17th
May
4v1
2v3
8v5
9v7
10 v 6
Thursday
24th
May
9v2
1v8
3v7
6v4
10 v 5
Thursday
31st
May
4v9
5v3
6v8
7v1
2 v 10
Thursday
7th
June
1v6
8v9
2v7
4v5
10 v 3
Thursday
14
June
9v1
2v5
7v6
3v8
10 v 4
Thursday
21st
June
8v2
4v7
6v3
5v9
1 v 10
Thursday
28th
June
1v2
4v3
6v5
7v8
10 v 9
Thursday
5th
July
3v1
2v4
5v7
9v6
8 v 10
Thursday
12th
July
1v5
2v6
9v3
4v8
10 v 7
Thursday
19th
July
1v4
3v2
5v8
7v9
6 v 10
Thursday
26th
July
2v9
8v1
7v3
4v6
5 v 10
Thursday
2nd
August
9v4
3v5
8v6
1v7
10 v 2
Thursday
9th
August
6v1
9v8
7v2
5v4
3 v 10
Thursday
23rd
August
1v9
5v2
6v7
8v3
4 v 10
Thursday
30th
August
2v8
7v4
3v6
9v5
10 v 1
Result cards to be sent within 24 hours of the game being completed (preferred scanned cards and
emailing) to Philip Harper=Scott, 73 Rockmill End, Willingham, Cambridge CB24 5HY.
email [email protected]. Tel: 01954 261294 or 07714 278 973
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Note Clubs may play up to 3 ladies per game in the fours league. (Rule 11)
County Open Triples League - Forsdyke Cup
Tuesday
1st
May
1v4
6v2
3v8
10 v 7
9 v 11
5 v 12
Thursday
3rd
May
11 v 1
2v3
4v5
7v 6
8v9
12 v 10
Tuesday
8th
May
1v3
4v2
5v7
8v6
11 v 10
9 v 12
Thursday
10th
May
10 v 1
2v9
3 v 11
6v4
5v8
7 v 12
Thursday
17th
May
1v9
2 v 10
4v8
7v3
11 v 5
12 v 6
Thursday
24th
May
1v7
8v2
9v3
10 v 5
6 v 11
12 v 4
Thursday
31st
May
2v1
3v4
5v6
7v8
10 v 9
11 v 12
Thursday
7th
June
9v7
2v5
6v3
8 v 11
4 v 10
12 v 1
Thursday
14th
June
1v5
7v2
10 v 8
6v9
11 v 4
3 v 12
Thursday
21st
June
1v8
11 v 7
5v3
10 v 6
4v9
12 v 2
Thursday
28th
June
6v1
2 v 11
7v4
3 v 10
9v5
8 v 12
Thursday
5th
July
4v1
2v6
8v3
7 v 10
11 v 9
12 v 5
Tuesday
10th
July
1 v 11
3v2
5v4
6v7
9v8
10 v 12
Thursday
12th
July
3v1
2v4
7v5
6v8
10 v 11
12 v 9
Tuesday
17th
July
1 v 10
9v2
11 v 3
4v6
8v5
7 v 12
Thursday
19th
July
9v1
10 v 2
8v4
3v7
5 v 11
6 v 12
Thursday
26th
July
7v1
2v8
3v9
5 v 10
11 v 6
4 v 12
Thursday
2nd
August
1v2
4v3
6v5
8v7
9 v 10
12 v 11
Thursday
9th
August
7v9
5v2
3v6
11 v 8
10 v 4
1 v 12
Thursday
16th
August
5v1
2v7
8 v 10
9v6
4 v 11
12 v 3
Thursday
23rd
August
8v1
7 v 11
3v5
6 v 10
9v4
2 v 12
Thursday
30th
August
1v6
11 v 2
4v7
10 v 3
5v9
12 v 8
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Result cards to be sent within 24 hours to Philip Harper-Scottl [email protected].
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Coaches
Private Hire
Luxury Coaches including Executive, Single and
Double Decker Vehicles
Holiday and Day Excursions
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Tel. 01353 721344
email [email protected]
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COMPETITORS DIRECTORY MENS
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Constitution and Rules
The name of the Association shall be BOWLS CAMBRIDGESHIRE.
Mission Statement
To develop, promote and administer the game of Lawn Bowls in Cambridgeshire to achieve
maximum participation enjoyment and success.
1.
Aims
(a) To adopt and enforce the Rules and constitution of Bowls England and the Laws of the
Sport of Bowls Crystal Mark Edition with the bye-laws currently laid down by Bowls
England.
(b) To promote, organise various competition of the affiliated Clubs. Including the
preliminary rounds of all National Championships qualifiers.
(c)To interpret when called upon by affiliated Clubs, or members thereof, difficult or doubtful
questions of law and practice and arbitrate in all disputes referred to the Association
between Affiliated Clubs and members thereof.
2.
Membership
(a) Membership of the Association shall be open to Clubs in the County of Cambridgeshire
possessing greens with banks and ditches in compliance with the Laws of the Sport of
Bowls Crystal Mark Edition and having no fewer than 16 members, and a playing surface of
at least 31 metres long in the direction of play.
(b) Clubs playing on greens connected with licensed premises must be managed by an
Executive Committee and must have sole and exclusive use of funds of the Club and the
green on which they play.
(c) Clubs playing on Council or other public greens must possess a permit from the local
authority allowing them to use rinks for competitive purposes.
(d) Clubs seeking to become members will be required to request an application form from
the Secretary. All applications for affiliation will be dealt with by the Council.
(e) We have three categories of membership the Club (Full members) and individuals
(Affiliated Members), Association and leagues at the discretion of the Executive Committee
become (Associate Members). Life membership may be awarded for services to Bowls
Cambridgeshire.
Bowls Cambridgeshire shall be open to all irrespective of nationality, gender, religion,
disability, sexual orientation, race or colour.
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3.
Fees and Subscriptions
Annual subscription will be based on the Clubs individual membership at a sum fixed by the
Council. Annual subscription will be paid no later than 30th November of the preceding year
any club failing to pay the subscription by the due date will forfeit all rights and privileges of
membership until the whole of the arrears have been discharged. Competition entry fees
will also be agreed by the Council.
4.
Management and administration
(a) The affairs of Bowls Cambridgeshire will be conducted by a Council consisting of the
President, SVP, JVP, IPP, Chairman, Vice Chairman, Secretary, Match Secretary,
Competition Secretary, Treasurer, Child/Vulnerable people officer and two council
members per Club and Life members. Clubs must notify the Secretary of the names of the
Clubs Council members.
(b) Bowls Cambridgeshire Executive Committee shall deal with the day to day running of
the association and will through the committee structure report back to the Council twice a
year. The Executive committee will consist of the President, SVP, JVP, IPP, Chair, Vice
Chair, Secretary, Match Secretary, Competition Secretary, Treasurer and Child/Vulnerable
people officer. The Executive officers, SVP, JVP, representatives to Bowls England,
Eastern Counties BA, Middle England League, shall be elected at the Annual General
Meeting.
(c) The Committees will be as follows and the Chair and Secretary will sit on all committees
as ex- officio members. Annex A lists the committees’ responsibilities.
Each Committee will appoint a note taker who will record bullet points of resolved issues.
Finance (Chair :- Treasurer plus SVP, and three elected council members)
Competitions (Chair:- Competition Secretary plus JVP and five elected members)
Matches (Chair:- Assistant Secretary plus President, and five elected members)
Development &General Purposes (Chair:- Vice Chair, President, SVP, JVP, IPP plus two
elected member)
Benevolent & Good Fellowship Committee (Trustees plus President and two elected
members)
Emergency (Chair, Vice Chair, Secretary & Treasurer)
5.
Annual and other General Meetings
The Annual General meeting will be held before the 2nd Saturday in December each year.
To transact the following business:
(a) to receive and if approved adopt the following annual reports
Chair Annual report
Secretary’s Annual report
Treasurer’s financial statement on the association’s account to end of the preceding year
(Financial year 1st October to 30th September)
(b) to receive amendments to the constitution, the secretary must receive any amendments
by 1st September. In order to change the constitution there must be a 2/3 majority of those
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present and eligible to vote
(c) to elect the Executive Committee and Presidential team
(d) to elect two auditors
Twenty-one days notice of all Annual and General meeting shall be given, specifying
matters to be dealt with.
A Special General Meeting may be convened at any time by the Executive Committee and
shall be convened within twenty-one days from receipt of a requisition in writing signed by
not less than six member clubs specifying the object of the meeting for any of the following
purposes:
(i) to deal with any special matter which the Executive Committee may desire to place
before the members
(ii) to deal with any special matter which the membership require the meeting may desire to
place before them. Notice convening a Special General Meeting shall be sent to the
members not less than fourteen days before the meeting and shall specify the matter to be
dealt with.
6.
Chair, Secretary and Treasurer
The Chair will submit a report on the activities of the Executive committee, mindful of the
Mission Statement and Aims of Bowls Cambridgeshire
The Secretary shall keep a record of all business transacted at Annual and Special General
Meetings, Council Meetings and meeting of the Executive committee, and report on the
proceedings of Bowls Cambridgeshire throughout the year
The Treasurer will tender a full and proper financial statement including an income and
expenditure of the past year audited by two persons appointed for that purpose at the AGM
Copies of all reports shall be sent to every affiliated Club fourteen days before the Annual
Meeting.
7.
Rules and regulations
Bowls Cambridgeshire will issue rules and regulations that will form part of the constitution.
8.
Alterations to the rules
These rules may be rescinded, amended or added to only by a resolution in that behalf
when at least two-thirds of the eligible votes are cast in favour by delegates present and
voting at the Annual General meeting or a General Meeting convened for that purpose.
9.
Matters Not Provided For
If any matter shall arise which in the opinion of the Council or Executive Committee is not
provided for in the Rules then the same may be determined by the Council in such manner
as it deems fit, and every such determination shall be binding upon Clubs and members of
Clubs unless and until set aside by a resolution at a General Meeting
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BOWLS CAMBRIDGESHIRE CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORY
Singles
St Neots
St Neots
St Neots
Webber Cup
D Lewis
L Botten
C Chapman
City of Ely
Newmarket Av
Chesterton
Junior Singles
Patrons Bowl
2009
No Competition
2010
E Felce
2011
E Felce
St Neots
St Neots
Roy Brown Cup
S Tunbridge
R Catton
R Drew
Chesterton
Cambridge & County
Cambridge & County
Two Wood Singles
Huckle Cup
2009
S Alexander
2010
M Osborne
2011
S Alexander
St Neots
St Neots
St Neots
2009
2010
2011
Tufnel Cup
J Christie
E Falkner
J Christie
Pairs
2009
2010
2011
Colville Cup
R Addison, J Christie
R Addison, J Christie
E Taylor, J Stephens
St Neots
St Neots
Newmarket Av
Briscoe Cup
N Russell, B Russell Abbey
E Kemp, J Alexander Littleport
M Fuller, P Dockerill Newmarket Av
Triples
2009
2010
2011
Rolfe Cup
J Christie, S Alexander
E Falkner
J Douglas, S Hall
A How
D Chapman, B Clutterbuck
D Smith
St Neots
Chesterton
Meldreth
Lucas-Tooth Cup
M Binge, N Flack
S Jacobs
Sawston
K Kent, C Chapman
M Law
Chesterton
J Stewart, R Drew
R Catton
Cambridge & County
Fours
2009
2010
County
2011
Gatward Cup
C Hollingsworth, V Horry
C Salisbury, S Matthews
R Addison, S Alexander
J Christie, E Falkner
St Neots
Dale Cup
D Stimpson, K Beavis
P Butcher, A Newbold March Town
M Pankhurst, K Bane
I Miller, R Catton
Cambridge &
L Churchman, D Miller
S Richie, C Salisbury
March Town
G Hudson, C Scotcher
J Betts, M Carter
March Cons
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March Town
Champion of Champions
Pepper Cup
2009
C Locking
2010
D Smith
2011
E Falkner
County
Over 55 Singles
Cooper Cup
2009
D Smith
2010
M Osborne
2011
S Alexander
Over 55 Pairs
Duller Cup
2009
B Clutterbuck, D Smith
2010
R Addison, S Alexander
2011
Chesterton
Newnham
St Neots
James Trophy
B Grimwood
Isleham
P Rodgers
Soham
M Pankhurst
Cambridge &
Newnham
St Neots
St Neots
Under 40’s Singles
HC Davis Trophy
J Smyth
Chippenham
B Russell
Abbey
Withdrawn as under 40’s competition
Meldreth
St Neots
Top Club
2009
2010
2011
Secretary/Treasurer
H J Brown
Eaton Socon BC
Newmarket Avenue BC
Haddenham BC
St Neots Trophy
St Neots BC
Chesterton BC
March Town BC
Club Championship 4 Triples Mixed
Huckle Cup
2009
Chesterton BC
2010
Littleport BC
2011
March Town BC
Men’s Club Championship
CG Gilbert Cup
Littleport BC
Newmarket Avenue BC
Meldreth BC
Benevolent Triples
other cup
Club Double Rink
H H Norton Cup
2009
2010
2011
March Town BC
Sawston BC
City of Ely BC
S Wren, M Appleton, R Addison
M Southgate, A Taylor, J Hazelwood
L Churchman, J Jolley, D Miller
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