... CLIFF WATSON IS AGAM UNBEATEN HAM were forced put al! their reserve punch into the Speedway League match against Belle Vue at Custom House last night and only after terrific second-half struggle did they emerge winners points to 38. CiUf Watson, 30-year-old ...

... Wednesday. July 12. follows: Vie Duggan leapt.) and Jack Biggs; Warren and Ken Breton; Bill Longley and Ron Johnson. Reserves: Cliff Watson and Aub. Law son ...

... innings HAM'S MIS iARNS HIM ft# WORLD SHEW By David! Williams /AN his own track at West Ham last night Cliff Watson took the £6O with points in the seventh final qualifying round for the world's Speedway championship. Nobody expected Watson outridden ...

... 51— over Birmingham'* twoman team. The Australians who provided the highlight were Birmingham's Graham Warren and local Cliff Watson. It was all West Ham the tenth heat, with an advantage ol ten j>omts. when Warreti. who had had twelve consecutive races ...

... place behind Pat Moore two beets from the end enabled Wimbledon to draw lerel. In the last heat West Ram aent out reserve Cliff Watson who rode steadily to take the three points. On rain-soaked track racing was slow, even world champion Jack Young taking ...

... British riders' champion. Jack Parker, in the opening event. Malcolm Craven, riding machine new design, and partnered by Cliff Watson, put West Ham in front with maximum score In heat two. the Belle Vue pair. Langton and Oliver, scored s—l win In the next ...

... Manchester The Bridges chance of success In the National Cup anal against Wembley to-morrow is Increased by the news that Cliff Watson who inpired his wrist recently. will be able to ride. while it is hoped that Arthur Warwick. Whom hand was severely I ted ...

... Bradford fin, 22 8| New Cross never looked v,, beaten against West. Ham whet! only stalwarts on this ■ frying oane' track were cliff Watson an ° prisingly. Malcolm Craven ' From the start, with iWv,— hark to his best form. New c>? soared ahead, and no'hmg match ...

... DASH FROM BOAT TO SPEEDWAY CPEEDWAY rider Cliff Watson, who arrived from Australia, made a dash from the boat last night to play a big part in West Ham's home-track win over New Cross by 63-45 in the first leg of a London Cup-tie. Watson scored nine points ...

... he raced away to win comfortably in the final boat. Individual honours went to Aub Lawson. who, after a second place to Cliff Watson In the third heat, took the full score from his remaining races. Scorers: Harrinsay: Waterman 10. Gunton 11. Watson 6, ...

... Bristol: Fred Tuck 8. Nobby B'ock. Eric Salmon and Roger Wise each West Ham Eric Chitt? 13. Malcolm Craven 11. Howdy Byford 7. Cliff Watson In league matches. Harrlngay beat Wembley 43-74. and Wombwell beat Plymouth 48-38 ...

... Charlie Barrett. George Greenwood, Wully Lloyd. Drew McQueen. Parker. Tiger Stevenson. Bert Fairweattier. Jack Barrett Cliff Watson. Walter Creksor. Charlie Shelton, Roc Hicutt. Tommy George McKenrie, the famous rider Edinburgh, will unable take part ...