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Bob Motroni

1917 – 1984

Scottish lawn bowler

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About Bob Motroni

Lived 1917 – 1984 (aged 66). Bob Motroni was a bowls player.

Renato "Bob" Motroni (14 September 1917 – 24 April 1984) was a Scottish international lawn bowler.

Bowls career Motroni became the British singles champion after winning the British Isles Bowls Championships in 1969. He was a shopkeeper by trade and played for the Dumfries Bowls Club. He also won two Scottish National Bowls Championships, the singles in 1969 and the pairs in 1965.

Motroni competed in the 1970 Commonwealth Games and was the only player to defeat the legendary David Bryant in the singles tournament.

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Renato Motroni

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Bob Motroni?

Scottish lawn bowler

When was Bob Motroni born?

Bob Motroni was born on 14 September 1917 in Barga.

When did Bob Motroni die?

Bob Motroni died on 24 April 1984.

What was Bob Motroni's occupation?

Bob Motroni was a bowls player.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Bob Motroni

· Wikidata: Q93612478

· DBpedia: Bob Motroni

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