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1949 Speedway National League Division Two

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British motorcycle speedway season

1949 Speedway National League Division Two
LeagueNational League Division Two
No. of competitors12
ChampionsBristol Bulldogs
National Trophy
(Div 2 final)
Bristol Bulldogs
Highest averageBruce Semmens
Division/s aboveNational League (Div 1)
Division/s belowNational League (Div 3)

The1949 National League Division Two was the fourth post-war season of the second tier of motorcycle speedway in Great Britain.[1][2]

Summary

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The League was extended to 12 teams with the addition of new entrantsWalthamstow Wolves andAshfield Giants.Coventry Bees,Southampton Saints andCradley Heath moved up fromDivision Three, with Cradley changing their nickname from Cubs to Heathens in the process. Two sides were missing from those that finished the previous season.Birmingham Brummies moved up toDivision One andMiddlesbrough Bears dropped out, although the promotion and most of their riders moved to the renamedNewcastle Magpies whose riders and promotion in turn had moved toAshfield[3][4]

The Division Two Anniversary (League) Cup was discontinued as the expanded league programme gave the teams 44 league fixtures.Bristol Bulldogs retained their title.[5]

Final table

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PosTeamPLWDLPts
1Bristol Bulldogs44341969
2Sheffield Tigers442911459
3Norwich Stars442701754
4Cradley Heath Heathens442501950
5Edinburgh Monarchs442402048
6Walthamstow Wolves442132045
7Southampton Saints442132045
8Glasgow Tigers442002440
9Fleetwood Flyers441812537
10Newcastle Magpies441712635
11Ashfield Giants441213125
12Coventry Bees441013321

Fixtures & results

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A fixtures

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Home \ AwayASHBRICOVCHEDFLEGLANEWNORSHESOTWAL
Ashfield38–4645–3945–3839–4545–3935–4652–3250–3440–4340–4148–36
Bristol63–2167.5–16.562–2268–1661–2262–2260–2466–1855–2956–2760–24
Coventry38–4535–4842–4044–3935–4945–3947–3753–3132–5042–4245–39
Cradley48–3634–5059–2554–3050–3456–2749–3545–3861–2348–3452–32
Edinburgh57–2740–4453–3144–4045–3943–4152–3243–4034–4954–2945–39
Fleetwood45–3946–3853–2946–3857–2738–4647–3730–5351–3348–3654–30
Glasgow52–3227–5759–2554–3050–3468–1653–3148–3645–3964–2052–32
Newcastle54–3029–5553–3160–2349–3445–3943–4037–4647–3653–3141–43
Norwich48–3652–3267–1658–2658–2558–2657–2759–2446–3861–2357–25
Sheffield52–3149–3558–2650–3449–3560–2459–2548–3634–5069–1556–27
Southampton50–3445–3955–2837.5–43.550–3141–4243–4145–3955–2941–4152–29
Walthamstow44–3946–3767–1745–3958–2642–4248–3448–3640–4340.5–43.541–41
Source:[6]
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

B fixtures

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Home \ AwayASHBRICOVCHEDFLEGLANEWNORSHESOTWAL
Ashfield42–4254–3033–5139–4545–3851–3351–3334–5041–4337–4753–31
Bristol63–2152–2953–3160–2467–1770–1460–2468–1665–1955–2651–33
Coventry55–2938–4636–4838–4646–3832.5–30.540–4438–4535–4736–4736–47
Cradley57–2754–3053–3150–3444–4059–2551–3356–2760–2449–3557–27
Edinburgh51–3344–4045–3757–2758–2661–2354–2955–2945–3958–2661–22
Fleetwood52–3039–4453–3164–1835–4956–2853–3135–4946–3849–3541–43
Glasgow49–3535–4935–4951–3348–3451–3351–3247–3645–3958–2639–45
Newcastle54–2928–5656–2842–4159–2549–3549–3448–3630–5450–3342–42
Norwich64–2045–3962–2241–4361–2348–3458–2663–2141–4361–2356–28
Sheffield57–2656–2858–2649–3563–2143–4068–1648–3648–3657–2748–36
Southampton45–3941–4254–3052–3253–3151–3352–3247–3744–4050–3442–41
Walthamstow54–2935–4949–3554–3053–3162–2156–2750–3455–2852–3251–32
Source:[7]
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Top Five Riders (League only)

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RiderNatTeamC.M.A.
1Bruce SemmensEnglandSheffield10.47
2Billy HoleEnglandBristol10.11
3Jack MountfordEnglandBristol9.75
4Roger WiseEnglandBristol9.56
5Alan HuntEnglandCradley Heath9.45

National Trophy Stage Two

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The 1949 National Trophy was the 12th edition of theKnockout Cup. The Trophy consisted of three stages; stage one was for the third division clubs, stage two was for the second division clubs and stage three was for the top-tier clubs. The winner of stage one would qualify for stage two and the winner of stage two would qualify for the third and final stage. Bristol won stage two and therefore qualified for stage three.[8]

Second Division qualifying first round

DateTeam oneScoreTeam two
07/06Glasgow Ashfield53-55Cradley Heath
03/06Cradley Heath56-52Glasgow Ashfield
15/06Glasgow White City67-41Norwich
18/06Norwich71-36Glasgow White City
22/06Fleetwood69-38Stoke Hanley
18/06Stoke Hanley56-52Fleetwood
17/06Bristol73-35Sheffield
16/06Sheffield53-55Bristol
31/05Southampton52-56Walthamstow
30/05Walthamstow63-44Southampton

Second Division Qualifying Second round

DateTeam oneScoreTeam two
25/06Coventry42-66Bristol
24/06Bristol80-28Coventry
02/07Edinburgh57-51Fleetwood
29/06Fleetwood61-44Edinburgh
02/07Norwich78-30Newcastle
27/06Newcastle64-41Norwich
24/06Cradley Heath66-41Walthamstow
20/06Walthamstow64-39Cradley Heath
08/07
replay
Cradley Heath71-37Walthamstow
04/07
replay
Walthamstow62-44Cradley Heath

Second Division Qualifying semifinals

DateTeam oneScoreTeam two
23/07Norwich70.5-37.5Cradley Heath
22/07Cradley Heath67-41Norwich
13/07Fleetwood46-60Bristol
08/07Bristol73-35Fleetwood

Final

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First leg

Bristol Bulldogs
Jack Mountford 18
Billy Hole 16
Eric Salmon 12
Roger Wise 11
Johnny Hole 10
Mike Beddoe 7
Dick Bradley 5
Chris Boss 0
79 – 29Norwich Stars
Phil Clarke 8
Bob Leverenz 6
Jack Freeman 5
Fred Rogers 4
Bert Spencer 3
Ted Bravery 2
Alec Hunter 1
Syd Littlewood 0
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Second leg

Norwich Stars
Phil Clarke 18
Bob Leverenz 14
Ted Bravery 12
Bert Spencer 11
Fred Rogers 8
Syd Littlewood 8
Jack Freeman 4
Johnny Davies 1
76 – 32Bristol Bulldogs
Roger Wise 7
Jack Mountford 6
Billy Hole 6
Mike Beddoe 4
Dick Bradley 3
Eric Salmon 3
Johnny Hole 3
Graham Hole 0
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Riders & final averages

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Ashfield

Bristol

Coventry

  • EnglandBob Fletcher 7.70
  • EnglandDerrick Tailby 6.35
  • EnglandBert Lacey 6.30
  • EnglandLes Wotton 5.91
  • AustraliaLionel Levy 5.76
  • AustraliaLes Hewitt 5.63
  • EnglandJack Gordon 5.00
  • EnglandJohn Yates 4.79
  • EnglandRoy Moreton 4.32
  • EnglandJohnny Reason 4.00
  • EnglandEd Pye 3.83
  • EnglandJack Winstanley 3.74
  • EnglandJohn Duncan White 3.17

Cradley Heath

  • EnglandAlan Hunt 9.45
  • WalesEric Williams 8.59
  • AustraliaJack Arnfield 7.35
  • EnglandGil Craven 7.23
  • EnglandRoy Moreton 6.72
  • EnglandGeoff Godwin 5.76
  • EnglandBill Clifton 5.64
  • EnglandLes Tolley 5.63
  • EnglandPhil Malpass 5.56
  • EnglandLes Beaumont 5.52
  • EnglandRay Beaumont 4.21

Edinburgh

Fleetwood

  • EnglandWilf Plant 8.67
  • EnglandCyril Cooper 8.45
  • EnglandGeorge Newton 8.12
  • EnglandNorman Hargreaves 8.85
  • EnglandErnie Appleby 6.14
  • EnglandBrian Wilson 4.96
  • EnglandDon Potter 4.00
  • AustraliaFrank Malouf 3.95
  • EnglandRon Hart 3.59
  • EnglandFred Yates 3.14
  • AustraliaPercy Day 3.06
  • EnglandLarry Young 2.90

Glasgow

Newcastle

Norwich

Sheffield

Southampton

Walthamstow

  • EnglandJim Boyd 9.10
  • EnglandWilf Jay 8.11
  • EnglandCharlie May 8.07
  • EnglandBenny King 7.52
  • EnglandHarry Edwards 6.50
  • EnglandReg Reeves 6.39
  • EnglandArch Windmill 5.92
  • AustraliaHarold Bull 5.78
  • EnglandBill Osborne 5.39
  • EnglandDick Geary 5.27
  • AustraliaTed Argall 2.59

See also

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References

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  1. ^"Historic league tables". Speedway Archive.
  2. ^Rogers, Martin (1978).The Illustrated History of Speedway. Studio Publications (Ipswich) Ltd. p. 129.ISBN 0-904584-45-3.
  3. ^"Home".speedwayresearcher.org.uk.
  4. ^"3 Scots Tracks In Speed Div.II".Daily Record. 22 December 1948. Retrieved20 October 2024 – via British Newspaper Archive.
  5. ^"BRITISH LEAGUE TABLES - POST-WAR ERA (1946-1964)".Official British Speedway website. Retrieved11 August 2021.
  6. ^"1949 fixtures & results". Speedway Researcher. Retrieved10 December 2024.
  7. ^"1949 fixtures & results". Speedway Researcher. Retrieved10 December 2024.
  8. ^"1949 National Trophy". Speedway archive.
  9. ^"Harringay win one leg, but lose in National Speedway Trophy".Daily Herald. 30 July 1949. Retrieved30 October 2021 – viaBritish Newspaper Archive.
  10. ^ab"Norwich 1949 results"(PDF).Speedway Researcher. Retrieved30 October 2021.
  11. ^"Brilliant Norwich Rally in National Speedway Trophy".Daily Herald. 1 August 1949. Retrieved30 October 2021 – viaBritish Newspaper Archive.
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