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Apologies if this has been put up before, but I do feel its 'of the moment'. Saturday's guest of honour, plus the opening scorer's dad, both feature in a game that had everything (in fact Nelse looked quite sprightly).

Special prize to those who can name the commentator ;

I don't recognise the commentator... who was it?
 
One for you old people on here.
5 Autographs from 1970-71. Guess the players.
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Was at a quiz night recently at the Essex Bowling club in Imperial Avenue. A fair number of the SUFC history books mention that Bob Jack our first manager was a pretty useful bowls player. So he was

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As you would expect I wrote to Essex County Bowling Club to see if they were aware of Bob Jack and the SUFC link. This was the secretary's reply

Dear C’mon you Shrimpers
I love to hear about these sort of things - I collated all of our Club History as well as I could in recent years, so it's nice to hear more about someone like Bob.
A brief look at our honours boards show that he won at least 5 Club titles here, but somewhat surprisingly never the Club Singles itself. However he was the first ever winner of the Essex Singles in 1909, a title that I myself won for the first time 104 years later!
And I had no idea he once won the National Singles, an incredible achievement - he must have been an excellent player.
All the best Ed (club manager)
 

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