Lawn Bowls at the 1958 British Empire and Commonwealth Games

Lawn bowls ; at the 1958 British Empire and Commonwealth Games
Venue	Cardiff
Dates	18–26 July 1958

The lawn bowls competition at the 1958 British Empire and Commonwealth Games took place in Cardiff, Wales from 18 July until 26 July 1958.^[1]

Medallists

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Men's Singles	Phineas 'Pinky' Danilowitz	Percy Baker	Bill Jackson
Men's Pairs	John Morris Richard Pilkington	John Myrdal Rudolph van Vuuren	Alex Pascoe Basil Wells
Men's Fours	Norman King John Bettles Walter Phillips George Scadgell	Wilfred Randall E Stuart E Williams Norman Snowy Walker	Alex Pascoe William Yuill Charles Bradley Basil Wells Ronnie Turner

Pos	Player	P	W	L	Pts
1	Phineas 'Pinky' Danilowitz	11	10	1	20
2	Percy Baker	11	8	3	16+
3	Bill Jackson	11	8	3	16
4	W D Jones	11	7	4	14
5	Glyn Bosisto	11	7	4	14
6	James ‘Ham’ Pirret	11	6	5	12
7	Eric Liddell	11	5	6	10
8	Roy Fulton	11	4	7	8
9	A B Williams	11	4	7	8
10	John Weir	11	3	8	6
11	John Linford	11	3	8	6
12	Harry Hall	11	1	10	2

+ Silver medal play off
Baker beat Jackson 21-18

Pos	Player	P	W	L	Pts
1	John Morris & Richard Pilkington	11	10	1	20
2	John Myrdal & Rudolph van Vuuren	11	8	3	16+
3	Alex Pascoe & Basil Wells	11	8	3	16
4	Ronald Marshall & Allan Rafton	11	7	4	14
5	William Rosbotham & Percy Watson	11	7	4	14
6	Fred Horn & Harold Shapland	11	6	5	12
7	Sandy Houston & George Dewar	11	6	5	12
8	C C Ma & Robert Gourlay	11	5	6	10
9	W John & J H Lewis	11	4	7	8
10	A Graham & W Careful	11	3	8	6
11	J Kerr & D Smart	11	1	10	2
12	Gordon Bewhay & Billy McDowell	11	1	10	2

+ Silver medal play off
South Africa beat Southern Rhodesia 17-10

Pos	Player	P	W	D	L	Pts
1	Norman King, John Bettles, Walter Phillips, George Scadgell	11	9	0	2	18+
2	Wilfred Randall, E Stuart, E Williams, Norman Snowy Walker	11	9	0	2	18
3	Alex Pascoe, William Yuill, Charles Bradley, Basil Wells, Ronnie Turner	11	8	0	3	16
4	Richard Gillings, William Pope, Arthur Baldwin, George Makin	11	7	1	3	15
5	Augusto Pedro Pereira, Alfred Coates, Mohammed B Hassan Sr., Raoul da Luz	11	7	0	4	14
6	J Hampson, T Smetherhem, G Ferguson, A Hodge	11	6	1	4	13
7	E Jones, D Prosser, J Griffiths, L Hill	11	6	0	5	12
8	G Best, T L Henry, J Webb, P G Crossey	11	4	0	7	8
9	C Cochran, J Trowsdale, R Roberts, S Strachan	11	4	0	7	8
10	Robin Andrew, Stanley Snedden, Jeff Barron, Bill Hampton	11	3	0	8	6
11	Tom Williams, Fred Tucker, Arthur Crossley, Cyril Cracknell	11	2	0	9	4
12	Bert Gallagher, Stirling Shields, Harry Gardler, Harry Robertson	11	0	0	11	0

+ Gold medal play off
England beat South Africa 22-13

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