1980 World Outdoor Bowls Championship

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Men's World Outdoor Championships 1980
4th Men's World Outdoor Bowls Championships
LocationAustralia Frankston, Melbourne, Australia
Date(s)17 January - 02 February, 1980.
CategoryWorld Bowls Championship
← 1977 1981 →

The 1980 Men's World Outdoor Bowls Championship [1] was held at the City of Frankston Bowling Club in Frankston, Melbourne, Australia, from 17 January to 2 February 1980.[2]

The Australian government would not allow the South African team to compete because of the South African policy of apartheid.[3]

David Bryant won his second singles title following his triumph in the 1966 competition.

Australia won the pairs, England won the triples and Hong Kong won the fours.[4] The Leonard Trophy went to England who beat Australia into first place by virtue of having a higher shot percentage.[5] [6]

Medallists[]

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Men's singles England
David Bryant
Australia
John Snell
Scotland
David McGill
Men's pairs Australia
Alf Sandercock
Peter Rheuben
Canada
Burnie Gill
Graham Jarvis
New Zealand
Phil Skoglund
Kevin Darling
Men's triples England
Jimmy Hobday
Tony Allcock
David Bryant
Scotland
John Summers
David McGill
Willie McQueen
New Zealand
John Malcolm
Nick Unkovich
Morgan Moffat
Men's fours Hong Kong
Philip Chok
Omar Dallah
George Souza Jr.
Eric Liddell
Scotland
John Summers
Willie McQueen
Alex McIntosh
Willie Wood
New Zealand
John Malcolm
Kevin Darling
Phil Skoglund
Morgan Moffat
Men's Team England
England
Australia
Australia
Scotland
Scotland

Results[]

Men's singles – round robin[]

Pos Player P W D L Pts
1 England David Bryant 19 17 0 2 34
2 Australia John Snell 19 15 0 4 30+
3 Scotland David McGill 19 15 0 4 30
4 New Zealand Nick Unkovich 19 14 0 5 28
5 Wales John Russell Evans 19 14 0 5 28
6 Hong Kong Philip Chok 19 12 0 7 24
7 Republic of Ireland Stan Espie 19 11 0 8 22
8 Guernsey 19 11 0 8 22
9 Canada Dave Duncalf 19 9 0 10 18
10 Jersey 19 9 0 10 18
11 United States Dick Folkins 15 9 0 10 18
12 Zambia 15 8 1 10 17
13 Samoa 15 8 0 11 16
14 Kenya 15 8 0 11 16
15 Israel 15 7 1 11 15
16 Eswatini 15 7 0 12 14
17 Papua New Guinea 15 6 0 13 12
18 Malawi 15 5 0 14 10
19 Fiji 15 4 0 15 8
20 Japan 15 0 0 19 0

+ Silver medal by virtue of higher shot percentage

Men's pairs – round robin[]

Pos Player P W D L Pts
1 Australia Alf Sandercock & Peter Rheuben 19 17 1 1 35
2 Canada Burnie Gill & Graham Jarvis 19 17 0 2 34
3 New Zealand Phil Skoglund & Kevin Darling 19 14 1 4 29
4 England John Bell & Mal Hughes 19 12 1 6 25
5 Scotland Willie Wood & Alex McIntosh 19 11 2 6 24
6 Republic of Ireland Stan Espie & 19 11 1 7 23
7 United States Neil McInnes & 19 11 0 8 22
8 Jersey & 19 10 1 8 21
9 Wales Lyn Perkins & Spencer Wilshire 15 10 1 8 21
10 Hong Kong George Souza Jr. & Eric Liddell 15 10 0 9 20
11 Papua New Guinea & 15 9 2 8 20
12 Guernsey Guernsey 15 8 0 11 16
13 Zambia & Another 15 8 0 11 16
14 Fiji & 15 8 0 11 16
15 Samoa , + & 19 7 0 12 14
16 Israel & 19 6 1 12 13
17 Eswatini & 19 6 0 13 12
18 Malawi & 19 5 1 13 11
19 Kenya Kenya 19 3 0 16 6
20 Japan & Another 19 0 0 19 0

+ injury replacement

Men's triples – round robin[]

Pos Player P W D L Pts
1 England Jimmy Hobday, Tony Allcock & David Bryant 19 18 0 1 36
2 Scotland John Summers, David McGill & Willie McQueen 19 16 1 2 33
3 New Zealand John Malcolm, Nick Unkovich & Morgan Moffat 19 14 1 4 29
4 Fiji , & Peter Fong 19 13 1 5 27
5 Australia John Snell, Keith Poole & Ron Taylor 19 12 1 6 25
6 Canada Dave Duncalf, Bill Boettger & 19 12 0 7 24
7 United States Clive Forrester, & Dick Folkins 19 12 0 7 24
8 Hong Kong Philip Chok, M B Hassan Jr. & Omar Dallah 19 11 1 7 23
9 Republic of Ireland John Higgins, & 19 11 0 8 22
10 Zambia , & 19 9 1 9 19
11 Eswatini , , & 19 9 0 10 18
12 Wales John Russell Evans, & Gwyn Evans 19 9 0 10 18
13 Israel Israel 19 8 0 11 16
14 Jersey , & 19 8 0 11 16
15 Papua New Guinea , & 19 6 0 13 12
16 Malawi , & 19 5 1 13 11
17 Guernsey Guernsey 19 5 0 14 10
18 Kenya Kenya 19 4 0 15 8
19 Samoa Western Samoa 19 3 1 15 7
20 Japan , & 19 1 0 18 2

Men's fours – round robin[]

Pos Player P W D L Pts
1 Hong Kong Philip Chok, Omar Dallah, George Souza Jr. & Eric Liddell 19 15 1 1 31
2 Scotland John Summers, Willie McQueen, Alex McIntosh & Willie Wood 19 14 1 4 29
3 New Zealand John Malcolm, Kevin Darling, Phil Skoglund & Morgan Moffat 19 14 1 4 29
4 Australia Alf Sandercock, Peter Rheuben, Keith Poole & Ron Taylor 19 13 2 4 28
5 Wales Lyn Perkins & Spencer Wilshire, & Gwyn Evans 19 13 1 6 27
6 England Jimmy Hobday, Tony Allcock, John Bell & Mal Hughes 19 11 3 5 25
7 Republic of Ireland John Higgins, & , 19 12 0 7 24
8 Canada Graham Jarvis, +, Bill Boettger, Burnie Gill & 19 10 4 5 24
9 United States Clive Forrester, , & Neil McInnes 19 11 1 7 23
10 Fiji , Peter Fong, & 19 10 0 9 20
11 Papua New Guinea , & , 19 10 0 9 20
12 Zambia , , & Another 19 8 0 11 16
13 Israel 19 7 0 12 14
14 Jersey , , & 19 6 1 12 13
15 Guernsey Guernsey 19 6 0 13 12
16 Malawi , , & 19 6 0 13 12
17 Kenya Kenya 19 5 1 13 11
18 Samoa , , 2 others, & Denis Dalton (Aus)+ 19 5 0 14 10
19 Eswatini , , & , 19 4 0 15 8
20 Japan , , & Another 19 0 0 19 0

+ injury replacement

W.M.Leonard Trophy[]

Pos Team Singles Pairs Triples Fours Points shot %
1 England England 20 17 20 15 72 1.604
2 Australia Australia 19 20 16 17 72 1.581
3 Scotland Scotland 18 16 19 19 72 1.500
4 New Zealand New Zealand 17 18 18 18 71
5 Hong Kong Hong Kong 15 11 15 20 61
6 Canada Canada 12 19 14 13 58
7 Republic of Ireland Ireland 14 15 12 14 55
8 Wales Wales 16 12 10 16 55
9 United States United States 10 14 13 12 49
10 Jersey Jersey 11 13 7 7 38
11 Fiji Fiji 2 7 17 11 37
12 Zambia Zambia 9 8 9 9 35
13 Guernsey Guernsey 13 9 4 6 32
14 Papua New Guinea Papua New Guinea 5 10 6 10 31
15 Israel Israel 8 5 8 8 29
16 Eswatini Swaziland 4 4 11 2 21
17 Samoa Western Samoa 7 6 2 3 18
18 Malawi Malawi 3 3 5 5 16
19 Kenya Kenya 6 2 3 4 15
20 Japan Japan 1 1 1 1 4

References[]

  1. ^ Sullivan, Patrick (1986). Guinness Bowls Records. Guinness Superlatives Ltd. ISBN 0-85112-414-3.
  2. ^ "Australia up and down in thrillers". The Age.
  3. ^ ""World champions absent." Times [London, England] 12 Dec. 1979". The Times.
  4. ^ ""Bowls." Times [London, England] 25 Jan. 1980". The Times.
  5. ^ "1980 Sports Results". Sydney Morning Herald.
  6. ^ Warters, Bob (1984). Fifth World Bowls Championship Official Souvenir. Key Publishing Ltd.
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