Huddersfield Daily Examiner

Ballcraft Engravers Huddersfie­ld Bowling League

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I Singleton 21 G Whitehouse 18, M D Jennings 20 C Ghaffar 21, F Greenwood 21 A S Broughton 11, J Baker 14 Ashley Battye 21, Ross Singleton 19 G Martin 21, PS Manson 14 Jamie Shaw 21, D Hirst 21 S Maude 18, N Bennett 17 Alan Battye 21, I M Brogden 21 P McWilliam 12, C Valentine 21 A Harrison 19, T Liversidge 21 R Battye 10, M Hirst 21 C Pulcella 19.

R Hallas 21 G Woodruff 17, G Howe 21 C Landon 18, P Hulley 21 M Robinson 14, D Peacock 16 N Kendall 21, S Mallinson 21 T Schofield 13, A Peacock 21 M Moran 18, R Hulley 20 M Woodruff 21, L Peacock 21 S Redfearn 7, Steven Baldwin 21 P Cook 14, L Mosley 20 T Balderson 21, M Peacock 21 A Rose 17, J Hulley 21 D Woodruff 19.

M Berry 13 K O’Prey 21, D Wagner 21 A Fowler 19, T Shaw 21 K Wenzel 11, S Butters 10 G Beaumont 21, K Humphrey 12 P B Cliffe 21, S Hall 6 P Chomiak 21, Ryan Taylor 12 S Price 21, S Pollard 18 R Chomiak 21, J D Wright 10 G O’Sullivan 21, D Fuller 19 N Fowler 21, A Taylor 21 R Mallinson 12, A Beardsall 17 T Fowler 21.

M Wood 21 B Moroney 19, Ray Harper 21 John R Hewison 19, A Farrier 9 A Swift 21, T Moseley 21 D K Sykes 17, D Cooling 19 R Armitage 21, D Duck 21 R Smith 16, C Walker 21 J Martin 14, Mark Richardson 21 J Yeldon 18, P Conneely 9 K Womersley 21, K Beaumont 21 T Kelly 11, M Fisher 6 JP Booth 21, B O’Prey 21 S Hough 16.

Rob Snr Spencer 21 K Hague 12, Rob Jnr Spencer 21 M Beecroft 9, K Bamforth 21 J Hodgson 15, A Bamforth 21 C J Wadsworth 3, P Haigh 21 M Gilbert 16, A Cross 21 G Clegg 12, D Shaw 18 J Taylor 21, R Whitehead 21 C Coldwell 7, D Lowery 21 J Hewitt 19, A Singleton 21 C Heaton 13, R Singleton 21 J A Kaye 11, B Hanson 11 S Hoyle 21. Summer Handicap sponsor Lynne Sykes from Sticky Fingers Childcare with winner Jack Wareing and the Huddersfie­ld Bowling Associatio­n President Andrew Wadsworth YORKSHIRE County Crown Green Ladies Bowling team will be in action on Sunday in the second game of their round robin for the InterCount­y Championsh­ip Trophy when they play Mid-Cheshire.

The two teams met last year when Yorkshire were the winners by 469-344.

This is another crucial game with Yorkshire needing to build on their win in the previous game against

K Holroyd 21 J Pickard 18, D Stuart 12 T Whitaker 21, D M Wood 21 D Reeves 14, B Smith 17 N Priestley 21, K Terry 21 P Brennan 17, R Humpleby 13 D Worrall 21, J Humpleby 14 P Rangeley 21, R Chapman 21 R O’Connor 15, R Laycock 20 R Hirst 21, M Carter 21 S Norcliffe 11, N Broadbent 21 C Kelly 18, D Swales 17 S O’Connor 21.

T Randerson 21 CJ Hirst 13, D Armitage 21 A Brook 9, J Bacon 21 K Walsh 14, S A Wood 14 R Allen 21, J Cocking 15 E Thompson 21, T Berry 21 S Kavanagh 19, John B Walker 21 A Farrand 20, P Leonard 21 G Murphy 19, D Phillips 13 P Sweeney 21, A Wilkiinson 17 D McLean 21, L Armitage 15 G W Rothery 21, K Hopper 18 T Bolton 21.

W Neill 21 Colin Sykes 9, G Beevers 21 Jack Broadhead 9, A Smith 17 Allan Dobson 21, D Catherine 20 Mark Berry 21, C Sykes 18 Alan Stephenson 21, C Wood 21 Leonard Firth 12, S Kelly 21 Michael Smyth 5, A Pearce 19 David Stocks 21, M Starkey 9 Trevor Witney 21, Kieran Ormsby 21 Alan McNeill 13, P Fisher 21 Nicolas Stenhouse 8, M Neill 21 Edward Hine 11.

T Howden 21 Keith Wallace 13, D Farrier 8 Peter Ramsden 21, Robert Harper 21 Alan Wimpenny 10, J Haley 21 W Shaw 11, S Allen 21 K Morgan 10, Graham Stocks 6 Ian Wrigley 21, J Wright 21 John Wilkinson 13, L Devenish 21 Caius Milton 7, C Ball 21 Tony Sawyer 2, P Bodsworth 16 Chris Earnshaw 21, N Thornton 21 K Shaw 14, C Conneely 21 T Broadbent 15.

N Small 21 A Padgett 11, J D Kaye 21 R Doody 17, A Wortley 21 Malcolm Kewley 3, P Cooney 18 G Schofield 21, C Hill 21 Scott Singleton 15, B Morgan 21 G Stockton 4, D Johnson 21 M Riley 16, A Forrest 21 R Knapton 7, M Lee 16 A Gregory 21, S Greaves 21 A Farrington 13, M Thornton 21 Marcus Jowitt 11, R Saunders 21 J D Ramsden 18. Shropshire, to put them in a strong position for their final game in the round against Warwick and Worcester.

The home team play at Marsh United and the away team travel to Norley BC, both games starting at 2pm.

As always support is welcome and there will be a good supply of refreshmen­ts at Marsh.

J Hunsley 7 H Messenger 21, D Piercy 10 D Hunter 21, Robert Dyson 20 Paul Messenger 21, M Willans 5 D C Gilbert 21, L Dyson 15 A L Messenger 21, Adam James 7 David Wright 21, D Nash 8 Gerald Walker 21, C Whitwam 21 I Jowitt 12, T Crowther 10 Gordon Walker 21, B P Dyson 3 Mick Dyson 21, J France 5 M Walker 21, J Folan 8 Jeff Jacklin 21.

R Oldfield 21 N Byrne 18, D Rowan 21 J Mikula 6, P Bowes 21 W White 16, T Boswell 21 C Fisher 16, G Atkinson 21 L Richardson 12, B Littlewood 21 F Barracloug­h 14, K Wilson 21 W Pell 5, A Woodward 21 D Howard 15, S Fowler 21 B Dolman 11, S Tidswell 15 K Yeardley 21, A Wrigley 21 G Chadwick 19, M Rushworth 21 C North 3.

BR Maxwell 18 R Greenwood 21, A J Nicholson 21 S Lowther 17, C Hanley 10 A Brewer 21, J Proctor 16 KC Atkinson 21, S McAvinue 21 R Berrett 19, A D Platt 12 B Nicholl 21, C J Hemingway 21 A Robertshaw 18, M Wadsworth 15 D Balmforth 21, D Blackburn 19 M Temple 21.

Derek Gibson 21 Bob Armitage 3, A Deal 21 R Bullas 14, S A Whitwam 14 J D Hoyle 21, D M Haigh 21 J Lee 14, R Brook 10 J Mellor 21, Adam Whitwam 18 M Ralph 21, S Taylor 21 J Gatenby 17, K Sykes 21 C Hampshaw 15, P Hunter 21 M Brammah 10, W Holmes 21 D Balderson 17, D Oakes 21 D Turner 1, R Edwards 21 R Newnham 10.

B Milnes 21 D Ainley 9, J Lees 5 A Dean 21, J Butterfiel­d 16 B Betts 21, Daniel Berry 17 B Stephenson 21, P Brierley 21 R Wood 14, T Berry 21 V T Bridgeman 19, A Sandford 6 M H Birch 21, M H Haynes 13 D Tasker 21, M Armitage 21 T Littlewood 3, D Godward 8 S Wood 21.

Kevin Mozley Best (Marsh Utd) v Jackie Ollier; Chloe Hirst (Halifax) v Alisha Marshall; Fern Beaumont (Paddock C&B) v Pat Newhouse; Suzi Ladbrooke (Lockwood Con) v Kath Johnson; Marie Lockwood (New Mill) v Lisa Downes; Karen Gant (Meltham) v Pat Kennedy; Sophie Brown (Almondbury BC) v Lyn Rankin; Suzanne Howarth (New Mill) v Janet Trotman; Jacquie Roper (Meltham) v Sarah Johnson; Lynda Drury (New Mill) v Elaine Garner; Julie Mallinson (Lockwood Con) v Jean Starkey.

Nichole Farrar (Whitkirk) v Joan Nichols; Alexis Lunn-Gadd (Ossett Flying Horse) v Rosie Walker; Viv Abel (Skipton Broughton Rd) v Sue Worral; Andrea Buckley (capt, New Mill) v Tamsin Birkett; Debbie Talbot (New Mill) v Jennifer Outram; Karen Hill (Hanging Heaton) v Andrea Bell; Mandy Wilson (Chapel Allerton) v Stacey Linegar; Joanne Speight (Cranmore) v Dot Barker; Alicia Beaumont (Meltham) v Val Dale; Mo Chambers (Glasshough­ton BC) v Linda Hough; Sharon Gadd (West Park) v Hazel Williams; Sally Turner (Mirfield CBC) v Nichola Boulton. 16 J Hirst 21, C Sykes 21 Phil Power 13, D Harrison 21 Graham Edwards 14, R Bradshaw 10 J Unsworth 21, Ken Jackson 21 David Jnr Bandey 20, G Shaw 21 P Hellawell 7, R Slatford 21 John Heap 20, R Lodge 12 David Snr Bandey 21, G Bellerby 21 James Breeze 20, L Trickett 21 S Smart 10.

I Fretwell 21 K Collins 16, A Coldwell 14 M Pointon 21, J McPhillips 17 G Mizon 21, J Wise 21 J Pix 14, JR Tattersall 21 G Nash 8, K J Boustead 21 R Parish 12, P Garforth 21 C Longbottom 7, R Blacker 9 G Skillbeck 21, S Burtop 20 B Summers 21, A J Tattersall 16 G Radcliffe 21.

C Johnson 21 V Hanlon 12, J Taylor 21 Adrian Westmorela­nd 3, C Beaumont 0 A Dutton 21, A Worrall 14 P Ashworth 21, M Hepworth 21 A Henderson 19, M Cartledge 4 D Thorp 21, I Yeardley 13 R Porter 21, G Roys 13 D Leathwood 21, R Chaffer 13 L Turton 21, D Vickers 21 N Beaumont 13.

K Broadbent 21 R Hartley 10, K Fleetwoood 15 R Sharpe 21, J Waddington 21 F Sykes 11, M Wainwright 21 K Hanley 20, C Gamble 21 S Nutton 15.

B Cook 5 B Lambourne 21, R Sands 21 B Ashwell 14, C Perry 21 P Binns 19, W Hansom 8 M Mulligan 21, R Schofield 11 P Longbottom 21, D Sykes 11 D Heeley 21, DR Matthews 21 D Sullivan 14, P Peel 21 W Greenwood 14.

H Young 14 David French 21, B Bailey 21 G Coates 19, D Haigh 16 J Swallow 21, D Hyde 21 P Slevin 11, T Hallas 21 D Stones 15, K Burns 21 L Chadwick 9, Robert Iredale 21 M Bell 13, J Baxter 21 P Deakin 4.

WM Hambleton 7 G Rollinson 21, A Astbury 21 John Lee 5, E Sykes 21 P Sykes 19, J Brook 11 M Swift 21, K Hann 16 E Armitage 21, J Radley 13 JACK Wareing won the Summer Handicap and dedicated the title to his late great-grandad Frank Roebuck – the man who introduced him to bowling.

Wareing, 20, defeated new Yorkshire county player Josh Brown 21-5 in the showpiece at Slaithwait­e, which was sponsored by Lynne Sykes of Stick Fingers Childcare.

The Meltham player – formerly with Penistone – played impressive­ly throughout the one-day event to pick up £160 and was taken to double figures only twice in the oneday competitio­n, by Moldgreen’s Jason Grundy (21-16) and by Linthwaite’s Mick Armitage in the semifinals (21-15).

“It’s the best I’ve bowled all season and I’m chuffed to bits to win it,” said Wareing, who works as a butcher in Stocksbrid­ge.

“I played so well in qualifying at Linthwaite, winning to four and seven, that I was wishing the final was there.

“But when I got up to Slaithwait­e I just carried on bowling well, and I played out of my skin really.”

When he received his first major Huddersfie­ld trophy, Wareing had no doubts who to thank.

“It’s the furthest I’ve ever been in a competitio­n like the Summer Handicap, I’ve not been past the semifinals before,” he explained.

“I told my mate that if I won it was for my great-grandad who passed away a couple of years ago.

“He was Frank Roebuck, who I Battye 21 Chris Piercy 3, G Alsop 20 Geoff Thornton 21, I Allott 15 Simon Rayner 21, J Sykes 11 Lou Dunk 21, L Campbell 21 Gary Blackburn 7, A Fish 21 Nick Robinson 20, M Harper 20 Michael Durrans 21, M Mitchell 21 Graham Ward 18.

P Swallow 18 P Harrison 21, K Wood 21 K Williamson 4, J Ainley 21 P Mawson 16, A Walsh 19 M Bower 21, A Green 21 G Slack 18, P Antich 21 K Clarkson 12, J Booth 21 A McCulloch 13, T Johnson 11 D Ray 21.

P Brennan 9 J Portelli 21, R Jnr Whitehead 4 F Sheard 21, Lee Whiteley 14 S Addy 21, R Tandy 9 MJ Smith 21, J Heavens 21 J Knott 18, E Whitehead 10 A Lawton 21, Roy Whitehead 21 A Carratt 15, S Whiteley 21 M Waddington 15.

A Whalley 21 J Gough 12, D Thornton 21 Geoff Wood 5, D Knapton 8 T Rowley 21, F Turner 20 C Gough 21, N Lowe 21 G Wood 3, Kevin Brook 6 D Sykes 21, Adrian Brier 21 J Townend 7, Pat Cleary 21 A Fowler 5.

N Morgan 21 D Hartley 14, C Hirst 21 C Wheelwrigh­t 13, Galvin Evans 6 M Wragg 21, M Catherine 21 B Mitchell 9, D Lees 12 P Goodison 21, K Cooper 21 D Union 15, Mick Beaumont 15 G Collins 21, T Kennedy 21 M Beaumont 7.

David Griffiths 21 W Eastwood 3, Ronnie Appleyard 21 H Clegg 8, Chris Smith 16 P Armitage 21, Daniel Clarke 21 S Mitchell 4, Robert Clayton 21 R Howard 9, David Whitehead 21 J Donnelly 11, John Haikings 21 G Edmonds 8, David Laycock 21 D Matley 6.

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