1992 World Outdoor Bowls Championship

World Outdoor Championships 1992
World Outdoor Championships 1992
7th World Outdoor Bowls Championships
Location	Worthing, England (Men's) Ayr, Scotland (women's)
Date(s)	8–23 August 1992 (men's) ; 6–20 June 1992 (Women's)
Category	World Bowls Championship
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Last updated January 15, 2024

The 1992 Men's Woolwich World Outdoor Bowls Championship was held at Beach House Park, Worthing, England, from 8 to 23 August 1992.^[1]^[2]^[3]

Medallists

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Men's singles	Tony Allcock	Richard Corsie	Jeff Rabkin
Men's pairs	Richard Corsie Alex Marshall	Sammy Allen Stephen Adamson	Ronnie Jones Bill Boettger
Men's triples	Leon Blum Lawrence Mendelsohn Cecil Bransky	Cyril Lahana Robert Rayfield Kevin Campbell	Graham Robertson Willie Wood Angus Blair
Men's fours	Graham Robertson Alex Marshall Willie Wood Angus Blair	Ronnie Jones Dave Brown Dave Houtby Bill Boettger	Cyril Lahana Neil Burkett Robert Rayfield Kevin Campbell
Men's team	Scotland	England	Israel
Women's singles	Margaret Johnston	Audrey Rutherford	Norma Shaw
Women's pairs	Margaret Johnston Phillis Nolan	Mavis Le Marquand Sheila Syvret	Helen Graham Margaret Hughes
Women's triples	Joyce Lindores Janice Maxwell Frances Whyte	Marlene Castle Millie Khan Adrienne Lambert	Barbara Till Edna Bessell Norma Shaw Babs Barlow
Women's fours	Joyce Lindores Janice Maxwell Frances Whyte Senga McCrone	Marlene Castle Marie Watson Adrienne Lambert Judy Howat	Jean Baker Barbara Till Edna Bessell Mary Price
Women's team	Scotland	Ireland	New Zealand

Results

Men's singles – round robin

Section A

Pos	Player	P	W	L	Pts	Shots
1	Tony Allcock	13	11	2	22	+107
2	Will Thomas	13	11	2	22	+101
3	Mark McCormick	13	10	3	20
4	Peter Belliss	13	10	3	20
5	Duncan Naysmith	13	8	5	16
6	David Le Marquand	13	8	5	16
7	Peter Mutter	13	7	6	14
8	Richard Dugdale	13	6	7	12
9	Mike Smith	13	5	8	10
10	Frank Souza	13	5	8	10
11	Joe Akaruru	13	4	9	8
12	Barry Wilson	13	4	9	8
13	Hayley Abrahams	13	2	11	4
14	Stephen Wedge	13	0	13	0

Section B

Pos	Player	P	W	L	F	A	Pts	Shots
1	Richard Corsie	13	12	1	323	199	24	+124
2	Jeff Rabkin	13	11	2	317	192	22	+125
3	Bill Moseley	13	11	2	310	224	22	+86
4	Mark McMahon	13	9	4	300	200	18	+100
5	Jose Riveros	13	9	4	310	231	18	+79
6	Ian Crawford	13	8	5	282	255	16	+27
7	Robert Parrella	13	7	6	276	240	14	+36
8	Stephen Adamson	13	6	7	254	254	12	0
9	Caucau Turagabeci	13	6	7	263	264	12	-1
10	Cliff Richardson	13	5	8	237	310	10	-64
11	Chai Hon Yoong	13	4	9	217	300	8	-83
12	Sujit Sopon	13	3	10	170	321	6	-151
13	Pratap Bengani	13	2	11	200	308	4	-108
14	Rudy Wild	13	0	13	164	325	0	-161

Third place playoff

Rabkin bt Thomas 25–24

Final

Allcock bt Corsie 25–20

Men's pairs – round robin

Section A

Pos	Player	P
1	Richard Corsie & Alex Marshall	13
2	Pani Matailevu & Caucau Turagabeci	13
3	Robert Weale & Will Thomas	13
4	Peter Belliss & Rowan Brassey	13
5	Robert Parrella & Ian Taylor	13
6	Frank Souza & Merton Isaacman	13
7	Botswana	13
8	Adrian Welch & Mike Nicolle	13
9	Mel Stewart & David Tso	13
10	Cook Islands	13
11	David Le Marquand & Marcel Coutoly	13
12	Kenya	13
13	India	13
14	Toshiharu Yanaghi & Makoto Yamoto	13

Section B

Pos	Player	P
1	Sammy Allen & Stephen Adamson	13
2	Ronnie Jones & Bill Boettger	13
3	Tony Allcock & John Ottaway	13
4	George Kaminsky & Jeff Rabkin	13
5	Bill Moseley & Neil Burkett	13
6	Zimbabwe	13
7	Zambia	13
8	Argentina	13
9	Peet Opperman & John Shelley	13
10	Papua New Guinea	13
11	Rod Karl & Barry Wilson	13
12	Swaziland	13
13	Singapore	13
14	Prakorb Nicrodhanon & S Viswanath	13

Third-place playoff

Canada bt Fiji 19–17

Final

Scotland bt Ireland 35–14

Men's triples – round robin

Section A

Pos	Player	P
1	Cyril Lahana, Robert Rayfield, Kevin Campbell	13
2	Roy Cutts, Andy Thomson, John Bell	13
3	George Souza Jr., Mark McMahon, Noel Kennedy	13
4	Maurice Symes, Ken Walker, Phil Skoglund	13
5	Trevor Morris, Paul Richards, Dennis Katunarich	13
6	Namibia	13
7	Zimbabwe	13
8	Botswana	13
9	Jack Behling, George Ralston Jr. & Steve Jones	13
10	Fiji	13
11	Swaziland	13
12	Mike Smith, Paul Ingroulle, Ken Mellor	13
13	Thailand	13
14	Japan	13

Section B

Pos	Player	P
1	Leon Blum, Lawrence Mendelsohn, Cecil Bransky	13
2	Graham Robertson, Willie Wood, Angus Blair	13
3	Canada	13
4	Stephen Rees, John Price & Spencer Wilshire	13
5	Victor Dallas, John McCloughlin, Ernie Parkinson	13
6	Tim Mallett, Allan Quemard, Alan Syvret & Frank Hambly+	13
7	Singapore	13
8	Zambia	13
9	Argentina	13
10	Kenya	13
11	Cook Islands	13
12	Papua New Guinea	13
13	India	13
14	Norfolk Island	13

+ replacement

Third-place playoff

Scotland bt England 24–14

Final

Israel bt South Africa 23–11

Men's fours – round robin

Section A

Pos	Player	P	W	D	L	F	A	Pts	Shots
1	Ronnie Jones, Dave Brown, Dave Houtby, Bill Boettger	13	11	0	2	325	208	22	+117
2	Cyril Lahana, Neil Burkett, Robert Rayfield, Kevin Campbell	13	10	1	2	334	166	21	+168
3	John Ottaway, Roy Cutts, Andy Thomson, John Bell	13	10	0	3	326	243	20	+83
4	Trevor Morris, Ian Taylor, Paul Richards, Dennis Katunarich	13	9	0	4	287	224	18	+63
5	Victor Dallas, John McCloughlin, Sammy Allen, Ernie Parkinson	13	8	0	5	292	201	16	+91
6	Fiji	13	8	0	5	272	249	16	+23
7	Adrian Welch, Ken Mellor, Paul Ingrouille, Mike Nicolle	13	7	0	6			14
8	Zimbabwe	13	5	0	8	254	237	10	+17
9	Alan Syvret, Allan Quemard, Frank Hambly, Marcel Coutouly	13	5	0	8	263	262	10	+1
10	Botswana	13	5	0	8	247	278	10	-31
11	Kenya	13	5	0	8	228	275	10	-47
12	Singapore	13	4	0	9	221	300	8	-79
13	Cook Islands	13	3	1	9	242	265	7	-23
14	Japan	13	0	0	13			0

Section B

Pos	Player	P
1	Graham Robertson, Alex Marshall, Willie Wood, Angus Blair	13
2	Robert Weale, Stephen Rees, John Price, Spencer Wilshire	13
3	George Kaminsky, Leon Blum, Lawrence Mendelsohn, Cecil Bransky	13
4	George Souza Jr., Mel Stewart, David Tso, Noel Kennedy	13
5	Maurice Symes, Rowan Brassey, Ken Walker, Phil Skoglund	13
6	Swaziland	13
7	Merton Isaacman, Steve Jones, George Ralston Jr. & Jack Behling	13
8	Namibia	13
9	Papua New Guinea	13
10	Argentina	13
11	Zambia	13
12	Norfolk Island	13
13	India	13
14	Thailand	13

Third-place playoff

South Africa bt Wales 21–15

Final

Scotland bt Canada 18–15

W.M.Leonard Trophy

Pos	Team	Singles	Pairs	Triples	Fours	Total
1	Scotland	27	28	26	28	109
2	England	28	24	25	23	100
3	Israel	26	21	28	24	99
4	South Africa	23	20	27	26	96
5	Wales	25	23	19	25	92
6	Canada	15	26	23	27	91

Women's singles – round robin

Section A

Pos	Player	P	W	L	Pts	Shots
1	Audrey Rutherford	13	10	3	10	+54
2	Liz James	13	9	4	9	+63
3	Sarah Gourlay	13	9	4	9	+62
4	Anna Pretorius	13	7	6	7	+19
5	Sheila Syvret	13	7	6	7	+13
6	Jenny Rickenberg	13	7	6	7	+10
7	Helen Graham	13	7	6	7	+4
8	Janet Ackland	13	7	6	7	-1
9	Ann Beckley	13	7	6	7	-5
10	Vimla Swamy	13	7	6	7	-12
11	Babs Anderson	13	5	8	5	-10
12	Rae O'Donnell	13	4	9	4	-5
13	Maria de Gismondi	13	3	10	3	-108
14	Renu Mohta	13	2	11	2	-84

Section B

Pos	Player	P	Shots
1	Margaret Johnston	11	+108
2	Norma Shaw	11	+85
3	Carmen Bishop	11	+19
4	Helen Gordon	11	+7
5	Millie Khan	11	+16
6	Geua Vada Tau	11	-13
7	Jenny Nicolle	11	-15
8	Annette Breitenbach	11	-28
9	Patsy Fisher	11	-8
10	Dorothy Macey	11	-49
11	Mary Ware	11	-49
12	Maureen Burns	11	-83

Third-place playoff

Shaw bt James 25–10

Final

Johnston bt Rutherford 25–10

Women's pairs – round robin

Section A

Pos	Player	P	W	D	L	F	A	Pts	Shots
1	Margaret Johnston & Phillis Nolan	12	9	0	3	292	180	18	+112
2	Marie Watson & Judy Howat	12	8	0	4	267	188	16	+79
3	Rae O'Donnell & Rosemary McMahon	12	8	0	4	242	213	16	+29
4	Anne Barber & Ann Beckley	12	8	0	4	237	227	16	+10
5	Jenny Nicolle & Anne Simon	12	7	1	5	271	202	15	+69
6	Australia	12	7	0	5	257	216	14	+41
7	Elaine Jones & Alice Duncalf	12	7	0	5	250	223	14	+27
8	Swaziland	12	7	0	5	231	217	14	+14
9	Zimbabwe	12	6	1	5	208	213	13	-5
10	South Africa	12	6	0	6	240	243	12	-3
11	Kenya	12	3	0	9	197	279	6	-82
12	Argentina	12	1	0	11	167	324	2	-157
13	India	12	0	0	12	260	356	0	-96

Section B

Pos	Player	P	W	D	L	F	A	Pts	Shots
1	Mavis Le Marquand & Sheila Syvret	12	10	0	2	268	213	20	+55
2	Helen Graham & Margaret Hughes	12	8	3	1	234	168	19	+66
3	Sarah Gourlay & Senga McCrone	12	8	1	3	283	177	17	+106
4	Janet Ackland & Betty Morgan	12	7	3	2	256	177	17	+85
5	Israel	12	7	0	5	225	219	14	+6
6	Geua Vada Tau & Maggie Worri	12	6	1	5	230	245	13	-15
7	Norfolk Island	12	6	1	5	221	244	13	-23
8	Singapore	12	5	1	6	205	244	11	-39
9	Jean Baker & Mary Price	12	5	0	7	254	222	10	+32
10	Botswana	12	5	0	7	243	216	10	+27
11	Namibia	12	4	1	7	195	271	9	-76
12	Radhika Prasad and Vimla Swamy	12	2	1	9	202	282	5	-80
13	Spain	12	0	0	12	159	303	0	-144

Third-place playoff

Zambia bt New Zealand 18–14

Final

Ireland bt Jersey 23–11

Women's triples – round robin

Section A

Pos	Player	P	W	D	L	F	A	Pts	Shots
1	Joyce Lindores, Janice Maxwell, Frances Whyte	11	9	1	1	238	150	19	+88
2	Val Howell, Mary Davies & Rita Jones	11	9	0	2	207	143	18	+64
3	Maureen Montgomery, Joyce Mulholland & Marie Martin	11	6	2	3	189	182	14	+7
4	Australia	11	6	0	5	200	166	12	+34
5	Spain	11	6	0	5	190	194	12	-4
6	Kenya	11	5	1	5	181	159	11	+22
7	Gwen Amos, Isabel Forbes, Tecla Shepard	11	5	1	5	190	201	11	-11
8	M Allan, D Barrett & Jean Jones	11	4	1	6	150	201	9	-51
9	Botswana	11	4	0	7	187	208	8	-21
10	Fiji	11	3	0	8	179	198	6	-19
11	Zambia	11	3	0	8	150	196	6	-46
12	Swaziland	11	3	0	8	166	229	6	-63

Section B

Pos	Player	P	W	D	L	F	A	Pts	Shots
1	Marlene Castle, Millie Khan & Adrienne Lambert	12	9	0	3	244	150	18	+94
2	Barbara Till, Edna Bessell, Norma Shaw & Babs Barlow+	12	8	1	3	207	160	17	+47
3	South Africa	12	8	0	4	263	180	16	+83
4	Namibia	12	8	0	4	227	171	16	+56
5	Zimbabwe	12	7	0	5	224	189	14	35
6	Israel	12	6	1	5	213	202	13	+11
7	Jenny Wallis, Linda Smith & Lena Yeung	12	6	1	5	209	202	13	+7
8	B Le Cras, C le Poidevin & Sally Paul	12	6	0	6	201	207	12	-6
9	Canada	12	6	0	6	194	206	12	-12
10	Cuella Abelle, Graciela de Edwards & Susana de Martinez	12	5	0	7	194	194	10	0
11	Papua New Guinea	12	3	2	7	175	225	8	-50
12	India	12	2	1	9	151	268	5	-117
13	Singapore	12	1	0	11	139	287	2	-148

+ Replacement

Third-place playoff

England bt Wales 18–14

Final

Scotland bt New Zealand 27–16

Women's fours – round robin

Section A

Pos	Player	P	Pts	Shots
1	Joyce Lindores, Janice Maxwell, Frances Whyte, Senga McCrone	11	22	+64
2	Edda Bunutto, Daphne Shaw, Melva Pearce & Margaret Sumner	11	20	+51
3	Maureen Montgomery, Joyce Mulholland, Marie Martin & Phillis Nolan	11	20	+9
4	South Africa	11	19	+45
5	Zimbabwe	11	18	+60
6	Israel	11	15	0
7	M Allan, D Barrett Mavis Le Marquand & Jean Jones	11	13	-24
8	Zambia	11	13	-29
9	Botswana	11	13	-31
10	Anne Barber, Gwen Amos, Isabel Forbes & Tecla Shepard	11	12	-9
11	Swaziland	11	8	-47
12	Kenya	11	7	-89

Section B

Pos	Player	P	Pts	Shots
1	Marlene Castle, Marie Watson, Adrienne Lambert & Judy Howat	12	24	+128
2	Jean Baker, Barbara Till, Edna Bessell & Mary Price	12	22	+79
3	Namibia	12	19	+77
4	Val Howell, Mary Davies, Rita Jones & Betty Morgan	12	18	+74
5	Papua New Guinea	12	18	+49
6	Canada	12	16	+64
7	Rosemary McMahon, Jenny Wallis, Linda Smith & Lena Yeung	12	14	+9
8	B Le Cras, C Le Poidevin, Sally Paul & Anne Simon	12	13	+15
9	Fiji	12	12	+9
10	Spain	12	8	-18
11	Argentina	12	8	-175
12	India	12	6	-152
13	Singapore	12	4	-129

Third-place playoff

England bt Australia 22–2

Final

Scotland bt New Zealand 22–21

Taylor Trophy

Pos	Team	Singles	Pairs	Triples	Fours	Total
1	Scotland+	22	21	25	25	93
2	Ireland	26	26	20	21	93
3	New Zealand	18	23	24	24	89
4	Australia	25	15	18	22	80
5	England	24	9	23	23	79
6	Wales	11	20	22	18	71
7	South Africa	19	8	21	19	67
8	Israel	20	18	14	15	67
9	Jersey	17	25	10	12	64
10	Zimbabwe	16	10	16	17	59
11	Namibia	12	6	19	20	57
12	Zambia	14	24	5	11	54
13	Guernsey	13	17	11	10	51
14	Papua New Guinea	15	16	4	16	51

+ Scotland by virtue of +320 shots to +246 shots.

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↑ "Gordon Allan. "Rub of the green favours England." Times [London, England] 8 Aug. 1992". The Times .
↑ "Gordon Allan. "Thomas produces inspired form to dispose of Allcock." Times [London, England] 17 Aug. 1992". The Times .
↑ "Gordon Allan. "Allcock stages dramatic revival." Times [London, England] 24 Aug. 1992". The Times .
↑ "World Bowls Championships" (PDF). worldbowls.com. Archived from the original (PDF) on 2015-02-24. Retrieved 2015-02-24.
↑ ""Johnston closing in on double." Times [London, England] 15 June 1992". The Times .

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[1] "Gordon Allan. "Rub of the green favours England." Times [London, England] 8 Aug. 1992". The Times .

[2] "Gordon Allan. "Thomas produces inspired form to dispose of Allcock." Times [London, England] 17 Aug. 1992". The Times .

[3] "Gordon Allan. "Allcock stages dramatic revival." Times [London, England] 24 Aug. 1992". The Times .

[4] "World Bowls Championships" (PDF). worldbowls.com. Archived from the original (PDF) on 2015-02-24. Retrieved 2015-02-24.

[5] ""Johnston closing in on double." Times [London, England] 15 June 1992". The Times .

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1992 World Outdoor Bowls Championship

Contents

Medallists

Results

Men's singles – round robin

Men's pairs – round robin

Men's triples – round robin

Men's fours – round robin

W.M.Leonard Trophy

Women's singles – round robin

Women's pairs – round robin

Women's triples – round robin

Women's fours – round robin

Taylor Trophy

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References