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1929 Speedway English Dirt Track League

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Annual British motorcycle speedway season

1929 Speedway English Dirt Track League
LeagueEnglish Dirt Track League
No. of competitors11
ChampionsLeeds
Knockout CupPreston
Highest averageSyd Jackson
Division/s other1929 Southern League

The 1929English Dirt Track League was the inaugural season ofspeedway in the United Kingdom, featuring from Northern England.[1] In the same year, the1929 Speedway Southern League also commenced, catering to teams from Southern England[2][3][4] The sport had been introduced to England in 1928 atHigh Beech Speedway.[5]

Summary

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The season was marked by mid-season withdrawals, butLeeds were ultimately crowned champions. In 1930, the league was renamed theNorthern League, thus existing for only one year.White City Speedway (Manchester) withdrew from the league following a dispute[6] and would have been crowned champions if they had not withdrawn. At the time of their departure, they were leading the table by four points, having won 18 of their 20 matches.[7]

The introduction of speedway in Middlesbrough at theCleveland Park Stadium was a success with the team holding their first home fixture was on 16 May 1929 againstSalford.[8][9] However, on 12 July 1929, Dennis Atkinson suffered critical injuries following an accident at Cleveland Park, riding in a Golden Helmet meeting. He died the following day.[10]

Final table

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PosTeamPLWDLPts
1Leeds20161333
2Preston20140628
3Halifax19121625
4Newcastle201001020
5Salford201001020
6Rochdale20911919
7Leicester Stadium20901118
8Liverpool18801016
9Sheffield20611313
10Middlesbrough19601312
11Barnsley Lundwood20601412

Withdrawals (Records expunged) :

Fixtures & results

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Home \ AwayBARHALLEELEILIVMANMIDNEWPREROCSALSHEWAR
Barnsley Lundwood23–4026–3636–2730–2730–3240–2232–2232–3126–3624–3137–2438–24
Halifax35–2731–31n/an/a30–3346–1743–2039–2229–3441–2139–2449–14
Leeds38–2442–2150–1336–2729–3341–2141–2242–2143–2046–1647–1646–16
Leicester43–2028–3445–1744–1934–2938–2525–3534–2937–2633–2941–2131–31
Liverpool39–2344–1829–3332–3031–3243–1833–2715–4850–1242–2150–1135–26
Manchester White City48–1540–2244–1950–10n/a47–1647–1648–1445–1842–2051–1250–12
Middlesbrough48–1528–3530–3337–24n/an/a20–4237–2533–2944–1843–1838–25
Newcastle36–2637–2323–3744–1841–19n/a39–2426–3640–2241–2044–19n/a
Preston45–1835–2835–2739–2452–1126–3746–1551–1136–2738–2446–1647–14
Rochdale48–1533–2831–3239–2443–2036–2739–2440–2233–2937–2631–3135–28
Salford46–1738–2541–2243–1841–21n/a36–2733–2831–3239–2441–2227–36
Sheffield34–2624–3928–3523–4042–21n/a46–1736–2730–3343–1946–1652–11
Warringtonn/a28–35n/a32–31n/a19–4440–22n/a25–3835–2839–2430–33
Source:[11]
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Top Five Riders

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TeamC.M.A.
1Syd JacksonLeicester10.71
2Joe AbbottBurnley/Preston10.50
3Ham BurrillPreston9.44
4Charlie HornbyWarrington8.88
5Walter CreasorNewcastle/Halifax8.50

English Dirt Track Knockout Cup

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First round

DateTeam oneScoreTeam two
03/08Barnsley Lundwood32–30Sheffield
10/08Rochdale39–23Salford
10/08Sheffield33–30Barnsley Lundwood
13/08Middlesbrough25–38Newcastle
16/08Manchester White City50–13Warrington
21/08Liverpool16–47Preston
22/08Halifax49–13Leeds
22/08Leicester Stadium34–27Leicester Super
22/08Preston44–19Liverpool
23/08Newcastle38–24Middlesbrough
23/08Warrington33–29Manchester White City
24/08Leeds32–31Halifax
24/08Leicester Super30–32Leicester Stadium
24/08Nottingham35–23Wombwell
26/08Salford37–26Rochdale
29/08Wombwell38–24Nottingham

Second round

DateTeam oneScoreTeam two
12/09Halifax35–25Wombwell
14/09Rochdale30–33Leicester Stadium
16/09Wombwell31–31Halifax
18/09Sheffield35–28Preston
19/09Leicester Stadium35–27Rochdale
19/09Preston55–11Sheffield
Manchester White Cityw/oNewcastle

Semifinals

DateTeam oneScoreTeam two
19/09Halifax44–19Newcastle
20/09Newcastle37–25Halifax
21/09Preston48–14Leicester Stadium
03/10Leicester Stadium39–24Preston

Final

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First leg

Preston
Frank Charles 12
Joe Abbott 10
Ham Burrill 8
Frank Chiswell 8
Jack Chiswell 7
Claude Rye 3
48 – 15Halifax
Walter Creasor 5
Bert Clayton 3
Geoff Taylor 2
Frank Smith 2
Geoff Kilburn 2
Jack Dudding 1
[12]
Farringdon Park

Second leg

Halifax
Cyril "Squib" Burton 7
George Reynard 6
Bert Clayton 4
Frank Smith 3
Arthur Atkinson 2
Jack Dudding 1
24 – 39Preston
Frank Chiswell 12
Frank Charles 10
Joe Abbott 6
Ham Burrill 5
Claude Rye 4
Len Myerscough 2
[12]
Sheffield

Preston were Knockout Cup winners, winning on aggregate87–39.

Riders

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Barnsley

  • Bob Allen
  • Tommy Allott
  • Albert Brown
  • Bert Round
  • Fred Ledger
  • Reg Marshall
  • Joe Mitchell
  • Arthur Moore
  • Tommy Thompson
  • Charlie Ward

Halifax

Leeds

Leicester

Liverpool

Manchester White City (withdrew)

Middlesbrough

Newcastle

  • Phil Blake
  • Gordon Byers
  • Arnie Cattell
  • Fred Creasor
  • Walter Creasor
  • Percy Dunn
  • Charles Sanderson
  • Roy Sanderson
  • Ernie Smith
  • Tommy Storey
  • Bud Thompson

Preston

Rochdale

  • Jack Atkinson
  • Buster Breaks
  • Cyril "Squib" Burton
  • Ben Higginbottom
  • Wally Hicklin
  • Scott Michie
  • Skid Nock
  • Bud Proctor
  • Fred Proctor
  • Ron Thompson

Salford

  • Hen Helsby
  • Billy Howard
  • Tommy Mason
  • Ken Miller
  • Sid Newiss
  • Tommy Simpson
  • A.J. Ward
  • Cliff Watson
  • Arthur Wilcock
  • Cyril Wilcock
  • Fred Williams

Sheffield

  • Jack Barber
  • Clem Beckett
  • Frank Bianchi
  • Johnny Broughton
  • George Crawshaw
  • Scotty Cummings
  • Eric Hall
  • Dusty Jenkins
  • Arthur Longley
  • Gus Platts
  • W.S. Shuker
  • Spencer Stratton
  • Arthur Westwood

Warrington (withdrew)

  • Cyril Crowther
  • Norman Dawson
  • Ezra Deakin
  • Harold Formby
  • Tommy Hach
  • Charlie Horby
  • Phil Hughes
  • Alec McLachlan
  • Tom Middlehurst
  • George Milton
  • Harry Solomon
  • Jack Wood

See also

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References

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  1. ^Rogers, Martin (1978).The Illustrated History of Speedway. Studio Publications (Ipswich) Ltd. p. 129.ISBN 0-904584-45-3.
  2. ^"Historic league tables". Speedway Archive.
  3. ^"BRITISH LEAGUE TABLES - PRE-WAR ERA (1929-1939)".British Speedway. Retrieved4 July 2021.
  4. ^"Speedway Teams UK 1929-1934".Cyber Motorcycle. Retrieved4 July 2021.
  5. ^"England's First Sight of Australia's Big Sport".Daily Mirror. 20 February 1928. Retrieved12 January 2025 – via British Newspaper Archive.
  6. ^"MANCHESTER WHITE CITY".Speedway Researcher. Retrieved23 July 2021.
  7. ^"Dirt-Track Topics".Yorkshire Evening Post. 20 September 1929. Retrieved25 November 2023 – viaBritish Newspaper Archive.
  8. ^"1929 season"(PDF).Speedway Researcher. Retrieved4 October 2024.
  9. ^"Albion Auto Racers".Yorkshire Evening Post. 13 May 1929. Retrieved4 October 2024 – via British Newspaper Archive.
  10. ^"Middlesbrough Speedway Track At Cleveland Park".Speedway Museum. Retrieved23 July 2021.
  11. ^"1929 fixtures & results"(PDF). Speedway Researcher. Retrieved26 November 2024.
  12. ^ab"1960 National Trophy".Speedway Archive. Retrieved18 August 2021.
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