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William Lowe

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William S. Lowe was a Scottish lawn bowls international who competed at the 1934 British Empire Games in London, the forerunner of the Commonwealth Games. A member of Musselburgh Bowls Club, he is placed at that club in newspaper bowling notes from 1933, and he skipped the Scottish four at the 1934 Games. Bowling with Charles Tait, James Morrison and James Brown, he won the bronze medal in the rinks (fours) event for Scotland. The sources used for his entry give no birth or death dates and no further competitive record, so his place in the history of the sport rests on that single Games appearance and the team medal it brought, which is listed in Commonwealth Games medallist tables for bowls.

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was a Scottish Lawn bowls international
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    He skipped the Scottish four at the
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    won the bronze medal in the
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    was a Scottish Lawn bowls international
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