... fifth successive victory when they defeated visitors Kenilworth F.C. Reserves 4-3 in a Division Three match. Centre forward Mick Scott opened the scoring for Kenilworth, but his Birdingbury counterpart, Doug Corbett, quickly equalised. A Kenilworth defensive ...

... minutes left for play on Sunday. At home the villagers batted first and top scorers were Bob Bousie (26), Adam Proud (25) and Mick Scott (13 not out), with Saxon being the top bowler taking five for seven. ...

... ’ drums), Bob P;é;me;‘ii;’}a—d F P I guitar), Flint Barnett (rhyrom e 00 thm guitar and vocals) and Mick Scott (bass and vocals) A Liverpool sound was They are charging a miniheard in Cubbington Metho- ™Mum of 30 guineas a jig but dist Church on Sunday ...

... association with the club. He spoke of famous *over riders from Vic lohnson to Tommy Godwin and present-day stars Mike Llwell, Mick Scott, John Wheatley and Kenny Lowe. I hope that all the young riders present follow In the footsteps of the famous. Certainly ...

... will be tackling | the hill for the first time. | Other possible winners in what promises to be a close contest include Mick Scott of Birmingham, Mick Donnelly of New Brighton, Bob Franklin of Bramley Wheelers, and Bot | Finch of Swindon, not to men|tion ...

... decide who was second. He won by 22 seconds. Inches, declared the judge s, refe to the distance betweenrri n wi g nner Mick Scott (Rover) and runner-up Dave Miller (Coventry Road Club) in a 60-mile event on Rugby R.C.C.'s road race calendar, on Saturday ...

... half, FISSC [} made sure of victory with goals ! by Williamson and Graham Bartlett. For Long Marston, ! John Mitchell and Mick Scott | were outstanding, with Dave | Allen, Pete Cairng and Bob ' Pardoe starring for the visitors || and Brian Sly making a ...

... were formed only The Drovers: Left six months ago, but already they to right: Bill Barare working on their firstlongnett, Mick Scott, playing record, which wil i be Flint Barnett relnased at the same time as a mnt Barnett and single. Bob Farmer, The group ...

... won by R. Cox and h is brother was triumphant in the three mile{ point-to-point. First place in the three miles went to Mick Scott of the Rover Road Club. who recorded a time of asec.. a very fast time over the uneven grass track. ...

... * Recs” had more of the game, but their finishing was poor and they were also thwarted by some fine saves by home keeper Mick Scott, * * * e N o, T T v skl . 8 RS N ' : s : . R & ‘*’# il v ,\' 4 e 9 R o Bl B Y ¥ g o e & | AP T e P i s L e b PP o Q = Y ...

... Only four Leek Wootton batsmen got off the mark—skipper Charles Jackson and Eric Taylor (two each), and Arnold Wilkins and Mick Scott (one each). The seventh run came from a wide. Taking first Kknock, the electricians also found scoring a difficult matter ...

... yesterday. Two of the runners-up berths were secured ti cyclo-croes events. and the other in Coventry Alliance hill-climb. Mick Scott (Rover, Birming-writes TANDEM. ham), was victor in the hill-climb. held on 600yds. of Newnham Hill. near Daventry. He clocked ...