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2010 ARCHIVE PICTURES


The Cleobury Mortimer Ladies Bowls Squad, 2010
The Ladies enjoyed there annual end of season Dinner at Greens Restaurant, Long Bank, Bewdley.
Back Row L to R. Joan Griffiths, Dorothy Cowdell, Pauline Sorrell, Mary Clarke, and Lesley Burnside.
Front Row L. to R. Pam Lacey, Christine Lloyd, Sue Weston, Hilda Woodhouse and Betty Rose.

 

Highley League Consolation K.O. Cup

Ron Reed, Cleobury 'A' Captain receiving the Highly League 50th. anniversary Consolation Cup From
Frank Booth, the Highley league Secretary.
Dave Collins, Captain of Highley looks on.
The final score: Cleobury 'A' 172, Highley 143.    

 


Cleobury 'A' Squad after winning the 50th. Anniversary Consolation K.O. Cup.
(top row l-r) Graham Kitchen, Eric Mark, Paul Lill, Chris Cowdell Gary Woolley.
(bottom row l-r) Don Scotford, Andy pain, Bob Moreton, Phil Pack, Ron Reed (Captain) Norman Brookes, Roy Andrews.
Well played Cleobury 'A'.
Cleobury Mortimer Bowls Club Would like to congratulate Highley Bowls club on providing a superb green to play on.

 

CLEOBURY MORTMER LADIES TEAM: (LUDLOW LADIES LEAGUE)

(Back Row): Dorothy Cowdell, Jean Turner, Joan Griffiths, Pauline Sorrell, Hilda Woodhouse, & Dorothy Davies.

(Front Row): Jean Wilson, Maggie Whitehouse, Christine Lloyd (Captain), Joyce Blakemore, Pam Lacey, & Betty Rose.

 



Bob Jennings (right) winner of the Horton Shield, with Mike Hutchinson (left) runner-up
presented with the trophy by Norman Brookes club treasurer  (centre)
This was a first class final  with both players on top form.
Final Score 21-17.
 

 



Bob Jennings (leading) & Mike Arrowsmith
playing their semi-final in the Horton Shield.


Howard Broome (leading) & Gordon Griffiths
playing the first round heat in the Horton Shield.

 

The Allan Powell Trophy


Mark Sandoz, of the Gilt Edge Bowling Club (right) receiving the
 Allan Powell Trophy
from Tony Wilson, Cleobury Mortimer Bowling Club.
This annual competition, always played on Mayday,  was played in awful weather conditions with
persistent rain and hail throughout most of the match. But all players carried on with a smile and all games were finished.
Gilt Edge won the Trophy back this year but the score was very close, a lot closer than in previous years.
the final score was
Gilt Edge 122 - Cleobury Mortimer 103
Well done both teams.
 

 


Players of rink 2 waiting to start the after match meal. This was a superb three course meal
prepared by the ladies of Gilt Edge Bowling Club.

 

 

The above six pictures showing various matches in progress

 



Joan Griffiths, sheltering after her match.

 

REED DOUBLES CUP 2010



Chris Cowdell, (left) and Phil Pack (right) being presented with the
 Reed Doubles Doubles Cup
by Pam Lacey
The losing finalists were Mike Arrowsmith, & Dave Harley.
Final Score 21- 12
The competition was played for on Sunday May 16th.
9 pairs took part and enjoyed a good afternoon in glorious sunshine. 
 

 

 

The first rounds of the 'Reed Doubles Cup'

Foreground
Lauren Burnside, Stan Checkett & Albert Mantle.

Foreground
Mike Hutchinson, & Lauren Burnside

(L to R)
Joyce Blakemore, Carol Harley & Howard Broome
 
(L to R) Dave Harley, Mike Arrowsmith,
Ray Link & Lesley Burnside.

(L to R) Joe Burnside, Pete Blakemore,
Keith Taylor & Bob Jennings

(L to R)
Gordon Harris & Owen Link


The BILL WAKEMAN CUP
(Handicap)

Pam Lacey, Presenting Mike Hutchinson, (right) with the 'Wakeman Cup'
The runner up, Bill Taylor, (left)
It was a closely fought final with Mike pulling out some super shots to keep ahead.  
Final score Mike 21 (scratch) Bill 15 +4


Gordon Harris, congratulating Mike on wining the 'Wakeman cup'
The Wakeman Cup was donated to the club
by Mr. Bert Wakeman, uncle to Gordon.

 


Alf Coward & Lauren Burnside
played in the first round of the Wakeman Cup.
This was a very commendable performance by Lauren
as this was only her 2nd. competitive competition.
Alf finally won 21 - 19
Well done Lauren.

 


Pam Lacey, & Bob Jennings,
went out in the earlier rounds

(L to R)
Gordon Harris, Ray Mantle and Roy  Broome.

 

THE ALLUN MARTIN CUP

Chris Cowdell, Winner of the
 Allun Martin Cup
Being presented with the trophy by
Mrs. Lesley Burnside,  Chairman of the Cleobury Mortimer Chamber of Trade.
Mike Hutchinson was the runner up.
The score was 21-16

 

CLUNGUNFORD FRIENDLEY VERSUS CLEOBURY MORTIMER JUNE 23rd. 2010
 



CLUNGUNFORD AND CLEOBURY MORTIMER BOWLS CLUBS STARTING THIER ANNUAL FRIENDLY BOWLS MATCH.
On a very hot afternoon, with the green flying, the home team had a distinct advantage
winning the match by 10 games to 2
Brian Turner & Dot Cowdell, & Allan Sorrell & Sue Weston winning for Cleobury.
 

 

 


Sheltering from the blazing sun:
(L-R)Stan Checketts, (Cleobury), Don Lewis, Maureen Morton and Lillian Lewis. (Clungunford)

 


(l-r) Jean Wilson & Roy Broome: Cleobury
Margret Harris & Rankin Lewis: Clungunford

(l) Brian Lewis: Clungunford, Dot Cowdell: Cleobury
Ann Pritz, Clungunford & Brian Turner: Cleobury 

(L) Ernie Clarke: Clungunford, Alf coward: Cleobury,
(C) Betty Rose: Cleobury, Liz Pulinger: Clungunford.

 

ISON CUP: SCRATCH DOUBLES


The Ison Cup: Scratch Doubles.
Final played for on Saturday June 27th. 2010
After an extremely hard fought final; in searing heat, Chris Cowdell and Betty Rose, (left)
beat Pete Arrowsmith and Gordon Griffiths.
After being 12-17 down Betty & Chris dug deep and won
21-18
Well played to both pairs.
10 pairs entered the competition.
 

 

 

CAPTAINS DAY
JULY18th. 2010

 


PAM LACEY & RON REED
BEING CONGRATULATED BY
JOHN CADWALLADER: CLUB CAPTAIN (CENTER);
ON WINNING THE FINAL OF THE CAPTAIN'S DAY COMPETITION
The Competition is played on a round robin for the first four rounds 7 ends each game, in four sections.
The highest scores in each section play the semi- final over 9 ends as a straight K.O.
The final is then played over 11 ends.
Pam & Ron Played exceptionally well all day,
and won the final 13-4
Well done both players.
 
 





ALLAN SORRELL AND GORDON HARRIS,
BEING CONGRATULATED BY CLUB CAPTAIN: JOHN CADWALLADER
ON REACHING THE FINAL OF THE CAPTAIN'S DAY COMPETITION.
This pair also played very well all day but they found Pam & Ron to hot to handle.

 


L-R: Brian Sheldon, Ivor Lloyd, Dennis Edwards & Alf Coward.

L-R: Gordon Harris, Gordon Griffiths,
Connie Baines & Allan Sorrell.

L-R: Jeff Martin, Eric Mark,
Pete Blackmore & Mary Clarke.

L-R: Don Scotford, Christine Lloyd,
Joyce Blakemore & Phyllis Martin.

L-R: Maggie Whitehouse, Mike  Arrowsmith,
June Coward & Dorothy Cowdell.

L-R: Bob Jennings, Roy Andrews,
Ryan Andrews& Jean Wilson.

L-R: Tony Wilson, Dave Hackett, June Woodhouse & Jim Roberts.

John Baines.
ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ

L-R: Les Woodhouse, Howard Broome & Jim Roberts.


L-R: Brian Smith, John Baines, Joan Griffiths, & Howard Broome

L & R: Pete Arrowsmith,  & Mike Arrowsmith.
With June Coward.
A Rose between two thorns.

 


Taking Lunch

Sheltering from the rain again.

 

L-R: Phil Pack and Dave Jones.
The Brains behind the competition format.
The system went without a hitch as usual.
And made for a very relaxed day.
 

 


JOHN CADWALLADER; CLUB CAPTAIN AND MARGRET HIS WIFE.
John and Margret worked tirelessly to get everything ready for the Captains Day.
They provided a most superb Buffet Lunch.
All of the members who played would like to thank them for a very fine day.
Despite the poor weather, everyone enjoyed themselves.
Thank you very much.

 

 

 


Ray Rose: Past Club Captain, presenting Lesley Burnside, and Mike Arrowsmith
with the Downes Cup, For mixed pairs off scratch.
Lesley and Mike played  extremely well all afternoon.
Winning the final 21-8.
A special mention should be made about Lesley: this is her first season of bowls. She was the lead in all rounds
and played with superb skill throughout the whole match.
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

        HIGHLEY WELFARE BOWLS CLUB
                 Air Ambulance afternoon

As well as being a fun tournament, over two consecutive Sunday afternoons this popular event brings both Highley and Cleobury Clubs together to help raise some cash to help support the Midland Air Ambulance Service.

   Starting at 2pm, Highley held the first leg with a good turn out from both clubs, 52 bowlers taking part, every pair playing at least 4 games.
 The green ran superbly, a credit to both club and groundsman, Ron Smith.
 
 Halfway into the tournament we stopped for refreshments which were excellent.   

Before the semi final the raffle was drawn with many prizes  kindly donated by the Highley members.

The final was played over 8 ends between Ivor Lloyd (CM) and John Russell (H) against Phil Pack (CM) and John Smith (H) with Phil and John running out the eventual winners.
 All 4 finalists receiving a bottle of wine each.

Together with monies raised from a skittles evening at Chelmarsh Social club the final total raised was  £200 - Well Done everyone involved!
We now look forward to the second leg at Cleobury.  
 
Report by Phil Pack.

 

On Sunday 8th August the second leg of the Air Ambulance fund raiser took place at Cleobury Bowling Club. The weather stayed fine with the sun warming things up in the afternoon.
        Where possible the pairings were drawn with Cleobury bowlers playing with Highley bowlers and played, like last week, as a tournament organised by Phil Pack and John Cadwallader.
        Halfway through the proceedings we had refreshments, which were excellent, and followed by the raffle for the 25 prizes donated by members.
 Christine Lloyd suggested auctioning off the remaining 'fudge-cake', Eunice Williams gave the winning bid of £4 and got a free tin into the bargain. Well Done Eunice!.
 
 The tournament restarted and was played down to a semi-final followed by the final between
 Alan Sorrell(CM) and Pam Lacey(CM)  against Chris Cowdell(CM) and Mary Brown(H) 
After a closely fought match over 8 ends Chris and Mary ran out the winners, the score being 10-6
Each of the finalists received a bottle of wine as a prize. 

Photo's were taken in front of the pavilion which are now on the website.

All  competitors are to be congratulated for taking part.  A donation of £98 from the pensioners afternoon 'tea pot' was added to the money raised last week which comes to around £500.
Well Done everyone, see you all again next year.
                         
                                    Report by Phil Pack

 

 

DANIEL TAYLORS AIR AMBULANCE DAY 2010

L-R: Dave Collins, Joan Griffiths
Brian Williams & Pauline Sorrell

L-R: Bill Dixon, Pete Arrowsmith,
Sylvia Bolton & Jean Wilson

L-R: Heather Willets, Colin Brookes,
Norman Brookes & Mike Arrowsmith.

L-R: Allan Sorrell, Christine Lloyd,
Ray Rose & Pam Lacey

L-R: Les Woodhouse, Lorraine Brookes
Gordon Griffiths & Eunice Williams

L-R: Bob Jennings, Joyce Blakemore,
Roger Marsh & Brenda Turner

L-R: Joe Burnside, Allan Dudley,
Stan Checketts & Ron Smith

L-R: Dave Collins, Allan Sorrell,
Pam Lacey & Pauline Sorrell

 L-R: Lesley Burnside, Carol Marsh,
Don Scotford & John James

L-R: Mary Brown, Jane Hetherington,
Tony Wilson & Chris Cowdell

L-R: Tony Wilson & Chris Cowdell


L-R: Colin Brookes, Pete Blakemore
& Brian Sheldon

L-R: Dorothy Cowdell, Brian Durnell,
Lol Russon & Lauren Burnside

L-R: Ray Rose Bob Atkiss,
Christine Lloyd & June Woodhouse

1st.Semi :  Chris Cowdell, Mary Brown, Lesley Burnside & John James
 
2nd. Semi: Pam Lacey, Brenda Turner,
Bob Jennings & Allan Sorrell

 L-R: Chris Cowdell, Lesley Burnside,
John James & Mary Brown

L-R: Pam Lacey, Brenda Turner,
Bob Jennings & Allan Sorrell

 


Mary Brown, Pam Lacey, Allan Sorrell and Chris Cowdell,
shake hands before playing the Final of the
Daniel Taylor Air Ambulance Day Charity Match.
Mary and Chris won 10-6

 

 


 Allan Sorrell and Pam Lacey, runners up
with their prizes of a bottle of wine.
 

 


Winners of the Air Ambulance Final
Chris Cowdell and Mary Brown

 

 

MOTTERSHED CUP
SCRATCH TRIPLES
September 5th. 2010

 (R-L) Gordon Harris, Don Scotford, Ray Link (hidden) and Bill Taylor. Playing the
1st. Semi-final
in the Mottershed Cup .

(L-R) Christine Lloyd, Hilda Woodhouse,
Stan Checketts and Pam Lacey, playing the 2nd. semi- final of the Mottershed Cup.

(R-L) Phil Pack, Leads in the Final of the Mottershed Cup, watched by Stan Checketts,
Don Scotford and Gordon Harris.

 


(L-R) Don Scotford, Gordon Harris, and Phil Pack
With the Mottershed Cup
They won the final 21- 16
Beating Mike and Pete Arrowsmith, and Stan Checkett
It was atop class match with the winners taking an early lead of 10-0 but were pulled back.
The runners up played some super ends, but the winners held together to take the Trophy.

 

 

 HODGES CUP (over 70s)
Scratch Singles.

Norman Brookes with the Hodges Cup.
This is a scratch competition for the over 70s.
Norman played a superb game to beat Chris Cowdell 21-13
Well done Norman.

 

 

PRESIDENTS DAY
AND PRESENTATION DAY
SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 19TH. 2010


 

Some of the club members who played in the the Presidents Day Competition.
The competition is run on a Round Robin system the Club President and the
Club Captain pick a player alternately. The two teams the play 3 games of 9 ends
and the result is decided on shots.
For the third year running the Presidents team has prevailed,
winning with 185 to 176 shots.  

(L-R) Mike Weston and
Jim Roberts

(L-R) Gordon Harris, Bill Nixon,
Christine Lloyd and Lauren Burnside

(L-R) Pete Blakemore and
Pam Lacey

(L-R) Tony Wilson, Stan Checkett,
Eunice Williams and Betty Rose

(L-R) Mike Arrowsmith, Ray Link,
Dot Vaughan and Brian Smith

(L-R) Jean Turner, Les Woodhouse,
Carol Harley and Meurice Evans.

 

 

Club members receiving their trophies won
during the 2010 season.
All trophies were presented by Club secretary Tony Wilson.

(L-R) Phil Pack and  Chris Cowdell
Receiving Reed doubles Cup

(l-r) Mike Arrowsmith and Dave Harley
Runners up in the Reed Double Cup

Chris Cowdell Receiving the
Alun Martin Cup

(l-r) Betty Rose and Chris Cowdell
Receiving the Ison Cup

(l-r) Pete Arrowsmith and Gordy Griffiths
Runners up in the Ison Cup

Lesley Burnside and Mike Arrowsmith,
receiving the Downs Cup

Pauline Sorrell and Chris Cowdell,
Runners up in the Downs Cup.

Carol Harley, runner up in the
Ladies Cup

Gordon Harris, Phil Pack and Don Scotford ,
won the Mottershead Cup

M. Arrowsmith, P. Arrowsmith and Stan Checkett, runners up in the Mottershead Cup

Dennis Edwards and Ray Link,
Receiving the Pensioners Pot

Maggie Whitehouse and Stan Checkett,
runners up in the Pensioners Pot

Mike Arrowsmith and Maggie Whitehouse
Receiving the Jules Cup

Joyce Blakemore and Pete Arrowsmith.
Runners up in the Jules Cup

Norman Brookes.
Receiving the Hodges Cup

Chris Cowdell.
Runner up in the Hodges Cup



(l-r) Phil Pack, Lauren Burnside, Gordon Harris and Don Scotford.
Winners of the Sunday Morning League

(Centre) Colin McMurray, representing the Sparkies;
Runners up in the Sunday Morning League

 

 
(l-r) Pam Lacey, Brian Smith, Ray Link and Stan Checkett.
Winners of the Sunday Morning K.O. Cup.

(l-r) Jean Turner, Betty Rose and Sue Weston.
Runners up in the Sunday League K.O. Cup.
 
(l-r) Phil Pack, Lauren Burnside, Gordon Harris and Don Scotford.
Winners of the Sunday Morning K.O. Consolation Cup.
 
(centre) Colin McMurray, Representing Sparkies.
Runners up in the Sunday Morning K.O. Consolation Cup.




WINNERS OF THE  CLEOBURY MORTIMER OPEN:
(L),Ken Reynolds, Centre Club Chairman: Don Scotford, (R), Paul Lill.

 



The runners up in the
CLEOBURY MORTIMER OPEN
(L),Andy Payne, Club Chairman: Don Scotford, (R) Norman Brookes

 


The Presentation Day was also the day that Highley Welfare Bowls Club
and Cleobury Mortimer Bowls Club
presented a combined cheque to Meurice Evans of the County Air ambulance.
(L-R) Lol Russon President of Highley Bowls, Dave Jones, President of Cleobury Mortimer Bowls
Meurice Evans of the Air Ambulance and Don Scotford, Chairman of Cleobury Mortimer Bowls
Meurice Evans emphasised the importance of money raised by the public to keep
this vitally important service going and thanked all of the bowlers who had helped
to raise this money.