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for Sheppard in his final 2012 presidential match.

spot while skips Eddie Wells and Tim Wilkins also recorded wins.

His touring team went down 121 92 to the Oxfordshire side Balenciaga Grey Leather Bag

The following day the tourist were held to a 140 140 draw by the Leicestershire county side led by their president Terry Whiteside in an extremely tight tussle at Kingscroft that went down to theThe rink skipped by Les Cox collected a three on their last end to seal a 33 9 victory and bring the scores level on aggregate at 140 140 although Leicestershire took the rink honours 4 3. The

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players from around the county with 14 clubs represented in total.

and only won on one of the six rinks that skipped by Dave Royle.

(W'lecot), Colin Sheppard (president, Ames), Frank Smith (Cricklade), John Snell (Alderbury), John Southern (Ames), Andy Watson (S'don), Eddie Wells (Cricklade), Barry and Ross Wheeler (S'don); Tim

2012 Wiltshire tourists: Alec Burden (Amesbury), Ken Bray (Avon), Maurice Brown (Wootton Bassett), Les Cox (Swindon), Dave Eaton (WB Shrivenham), John Balenciaga Fanny Pack Red Ellis (Ames), Ray

The final game of the tour at West Witney on the way home from Leicestershire produced a hugely disappointing result Guess Forget Me Not Floral Bag

This lone success at Witney maintained Royle's record of being the only unbeaten skip on the tour while president Sheppard was a member of the highest losing rink skipped by Tudor Lloyd.

other two Wiltshire rink wins were recorded by Southern and Royle.

(both S'don), John Northover (Chippenham T), Jack Peterson (Supermarine), Howard Pryse (S'don), Dave Richards (Trowbridge West), Jim Richards (Ames), Dave Royle (Rodbourne Cheney), Ron Salsbury

They shared the honours winning on three of the six rinks as they went down 132 120 with John Southern (seven shots), Dave Royle (four) and Howard Pryse (one shot) leading their rinks to victory.

The 2011 outdoor season officially closes this weekend for clubs in Wiltshire with the traditional end of season drives.

match and drawing another.

The touring party consisted of the current county president, six former Wiltshire presidents, a Bowls England director, the 2012 county junior vice president, several county officials, and other

Day two produced a comfortable 130 80 win at Hinkley Sweet Pea with Wiltshire taking the plaudits on four of the six rinks with Tudor Lloyds' 32 11 rink victory beating Dave Royle's 26 8 for top

BOWLS WILTSHIRE 2012 men's president Colin Sheppard (Amesbury), concluded his season of friendly fixtures with a highly successful president's tour to Leicestershire.

Sheppard's final task as county president, before handing over the chain of office, is to present the prizes to all of the county championship and competition winners at the annual dinner and

The President's Leicestershire tour also raised the sum of just over 600 for the county men's benevolent fund.

Men's tour success From This Is Wiltshire

Fernandes (S'don), Ian Francis, Roger Green, Cliff Gumm (all Spencer Moulton), Mike Hallam (Downton), Victor Hilton (WB), Frank Hinchliffe (Westlecot), Keith Joplin (WB), Harry Langley, Tudor Lloyd

presentation evening at Melksham on Saturday, November 17.