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... built have become part of League’s folk-lore The names trip off the tongue - Jim and Bill Drake Harry Markham Tommy Harris Mick Scott Cyril Sykes Bob Coverdale and behind them all Johnny Whiteley masterminding their depredations Well-established in Hull’s ...
... then Halifax scored three tries to move 9-8 ahead But three minutes from time Halifax were caught offside and Hull skipper Mick Scott initially hinted that he would take a tap penalty But then he changed his mind and Hutton the match with a kick six yards ...
... known as one of rugby league's gentlemen announced his retirement from playing at the age of 36 while with Batley while Mick Scott resigned as skipper of the Airlie Birds to be replaced by Johnny Whiteley In September 1976 Hull solicitor Max Gold was ...
... stewards were four international rugby league players John Taylor Brian Tyson and Jim Drake of Hull Kingston Rovers and Mick Scott the ex Hull FC forward The Beatles were picked up for the show by a police van at a secret rendezvous on the city boundary ...
... injured Workington led with a try by Ike Southward but Hull stormed back with tries by Brian Cooper skipper Johnny Whiteley Mick Scott and Tommy Finn and four goals by Peter Bateson Then the umpires were unhappy about continuing when it was suggested that ...
... sensationally provided the platform for the club to reach their first Rugby League Championship final for 20 years Skippered by Mick Scott they secured their place by becoming the first Yorkshire side to win at reigning champions Warrington since 1938 thanks ...
... down And only a few days after the Wembley meeting Hull again lost to Wigan - 36-32 at the Boulevard in a benefit match for Mick Scott Harry Markham and Carl Turner The Airlie Birds also heard that winger Eddie Wanklyn would need a foot operation or his career ...
... super side 1 Arthur Keegan 2 Clive Sullivan 3 Garry Schofield 4 Dick Gemmell 5 Dane O’Hara 6 Dave Topliss 7 Peter Sterling Mick Scott 9 Tommy Harris 10 IVevor Skerrett Bill Drake 12 Lee Crooks 13 John Whiteley 14 Des Hasler 15 Steve Norton HARD YARDS MAN: ...
... Sullivan James Leu-luai and Dane O’Hara have you on your feet? Or was it such stalwarts as Johnny White-ley the Drake twins and Mick Scott who got you cheering? We would like you to cast your mind back and pick a team featuring your favourite Hull FC team of ...
... athletics in the shot putt Hull also snapped up 20-year-old scrum-half Ken Foulkes from Castleford while former Boulevard hero Mick Scott was transfer-listed by Rochdale Hornets Airlie Birds themselves transfer-listed scrum-half Kevin McGowan and forward Trevor ...
... under the relatively-new floodlights despite having Bill Drake sent off Hull’s points came from tries by Tommy Finn and Mick Scott and five goals by Colin Hutton John Hall crossed for Rovers and Terry Buckle converted And a combined Hull and Rovers side ...
... ABOVE: A straw-covered Boulevard in February 1956 sees the Airlie Birds take the field for a cup-tie against Leeds with Mick Scott throwing the ball out to Bob Coverdale who won his four caps in the 1954 World Cup Series RIGHT in descending order: Arthur ...