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Bowls round-up: Player loss fears due to bowls hall closure
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[This is Somerset] - In the men's over 60 fours, Nailsea, skipped by John Couch, lost heavily to Plymouth, but a MidGlos quartet, Reg Tibbles, Paul Nelmes, Eddie Kavanagh and Graham Griffiths, pipped a strong Featherstone team skipped by England team manager Tony Horobin
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[SooToday.com] - Trappers coach John Couch declined comment following the weekend set. An assistant coach notified the media that Couch was declining comment “because he doesn't want to say something he's going to regret.” Couch has a history locally in recent months.
Bowls round-up: Hectic schedule for Simon Skelton
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[This is Somerset] - Dick Discombe, Duncan McGovern, Graham Shadwell and Russell Francis careered to a win at home over Debroy Gregory's quartet, while Craig Doughty, Keith Bailey, Terry Perkins and Andy Colebrooke beat John Couch's rink at Nailsea.
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[Taunton People] father of England international Ian Honnor. Bristol duo Mike Humphries and John Horsted proved too strong for Nailsea's Brian Deverill and John Couch in the area pairs final, and clinched their place at the same Melton venue,
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