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Bath F. C. Sponsored by BATH V. MOSELEY SATURDAY, 11th NOVEMBER, 1989 Programme No. Price 50p JOHN PLAYER SPECIAL CUP WINNERS 1983/84, 1984/85, 1985/86 & 1986/87 PILKINGTON CUP WINNERS 1988/89 COURAGE LEAGUE DIVISION ONE CHAMPIONS 1988/89 Chartered Surveyors, Auctioneers 8. Estate Agents y BATH V. MOSELEY COURAGE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11th, 1989 1111LCALICLIalakk2110 BATH MOSELEY Colours: Blue, White & Black Colours: Red & Black Britannia Full Back 16 JONATHAN CALLARD Full Back 15 GUY STANTON The Independent Right Wing 15 TONY SWIFT* Right Wing 14 ADAM WHEATLEY Local Branch Office: Right Centre 14 JEREMY GUSCOTT* Right Centre 13 CHRIS SPOWART Bath and Country Left Centre 12 SIMON HALLIDAY* Left Centre 12 LAURENCE BOYLE 30 MILSOM STREET Left Wing 11 PETER BLACKETT [ Left Wing 11 ADRIAN PARSONS BATH Agents with over Outside Half 10 STUART BARNES* (Capt.) Outside Half 10 CARL ANTZEN Tel. Bath 463327 Scrum Half 9 RICHARD HILL* Scrum Half 9 SIMON ROBSON Bath 463653 a Century of Forwards 1 VICTOR UBOGU Forwards 1 MARK LINNETT* 6 PIERREPONT STREET Experience 2 GRAHAM DAWE* 2 CHRIS BARBER 3 GARETH CHILCOTT* 3 PETER MITCHELL Tel. Bath 462969 4 NIGEL REDMAN* 4 ROBIN TAYLOR 5 DAMIAN CRONIN* 5 STEVE LLOYD 6 ANDY ROBINSON* 6 SAM MASTERS Always a good 7 KEVIN WITHEY 7 BOB BARR (Capt.) 8 DAVID EGERTON* 8 PAUL DANIELL selection of Replacements 17 KEITH PLUMMER Replacements 16 GARETH SMITH 18 RICHARD LEE 17 GARY COX Town and Country Referee: Roger Quittenton (London & Sussex) *Internationals Kick-off 3.00 p.m. Properties available Sports & Leisure Centre Sponsored by in all price ranges ARTICLES OF CLOTHING LEFT ON WEST STAND SEATS BEFORE THE GAME ARE LIABLE TO BE REMOVED BY STEWARDS. Ralph Allen's Town House & York St. Chambers, Bath BA1 1NO FAX 40225)445018 COURAGE Tel :(0225) 462621/6 ommercial Department 469464/7 Associated Commercial Office-Devizes (0380)729403 CLUBS CHAMPIONSHIP C Printed by Blackett Press Ltd., Bath S14/E13 TOP TEAM FOR THE SOUTH WEST PUTTING POWER INTO PLAY .

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