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Birmingham Brummies Season 1972 Birmingham Brummies Season 1972 Results ompiled by Steve Wilkes & Gary Done File created by Dave Allan First published June 2019 BIRMINGHAM SPEEDWAY RESULTS 1972 Date Home Away or Meeting Event Result Notes Monday 27/03/1972 Birmingham Bradford Challenge 54-24 Saturday 01/04/1972 Rayleigh Birmingham British League Division 2 Postponed Rain Tuesday 04/04/1972 Birmingham Crewe British League Division 2 43-35 Wednesday 05/04/1972 Ashington Birmingham Challenge 33-45 Friday 07/04/1972 Peterborough Birmingham Challenge L1 42-36 Monday 10/04/1972 Birmingham Ellesmere Port British League Division 2 52-26 Wednesday 12/04/1972 Bradford Birmingham British League Division 2 36-41 Monday 17/04/1972 Birmingham Peterborough Challenge L2 45-33 Monday 24/04/1972 Birmingham Eastbourne British League Division 2 48-30 Tuesday 25/04/1972 Ellesmere Port Birmingham Challenge 41-37 Monday 01/05/1972 Birmingham Olching (West Germany) International Challenge 51-27 Wednesday 03/05/1972 Hull Birmingham British League Division 2 43-35 Monday 08/05/1972 Birmingham West Ham British League Division 2 Postponed Rain Wednesday 10/05/1972 Birmingham West Ham British League Division 2 42-36 Thursday 11/05/1972 Long Eaton Birmingham British League Division 2 39-38 Monday 15/05/1972 Birmingham Teesside British League Division 2 45-32 Thursday 18/05/1972 Teesside Birmingham British League Division 2 42-36 Sunday 21/05/1972 Boston Birmingham British League Division 2 46-32 Monday 22/05/1972 Birmingham Bradford British League Division 2 51-27 Monday 29/05/1972 Crewe Birmingham British League Division 2 61-17 Tuesday 30/05/1972 Birmingham Scunthorpe British League Division 2 57-20 Thursday 01/06/1972 Barrow Birmingham Challenge L1 36-42 Monday 05/06/1972 Birmingham Canterbury British League Division 2 KOC R2 L1 43-35 Saturday 10/06/1972 Canterbury Birmingham British League Division 2 KOC R2 L2 41-37 Monday 12/06/1972 Birmingham Boston British League Division 2 39-39 Monday 19/06/1972 Birmingham Berwick British League Division 2 48-29 Monday 26/06/1972 Birmingham England v Sweden Second Test 57-51 Tuesday 27/06/1972 Ellesmere Port Birmingham British League Division 2 46-32 Saturday 01/07/1972 Rayleigh Birmingham British League Division 2 51-27 Monday 03/07/1972 Birmingham Teesside British League Division 2 KOC QF L1 48-30 Thursday 06/07/1972 Teesside Birmingham British League Division 2 KOC QF L2 41-37 Sunday 09/07/1972 Scunthorpe Birmingham British League Division 2 43-35 Monday 10/07/1972 Birmingham Workington British League Division 2 49-29 BIRMINGHAM SPEEDWAY RESULTS 1972 (continued) Date Home Away or Meeting Event Result Notes Monday 17/07/1972 Birmingham Second City Trophy Individual Malcolm Ballard Friday 21/07/1972 Sunderland Birmingham British League Division 2 41-36 Monday 24/07/1972 Birmingham Rayleigh British League Division 2 43-35 Tuesday 25/07/1972 Barrow Birmingham British League Division 2 43-35 Monday 31/07/1972 Birmingham Peterborough British League Division 2 KOC SF L1 Postponed Rain Friday 04/08/1972 Peterborough Birmingham British League Division 2 KOC SF L1 43-35 Saturday 05/08/1972 Berwick Birmingham British League Division 2 31-46 Monday 07/08/1972 Birmingham Canterbury British League Division 2 48-30 Thursday 10/08/1972 Long Eaton Birmingham Challenge 37-40 Monday 14/08/1972 Birmingham Peterborough British League Division 2 KOC SF L2 42-36 Friday 18/08/1972 Workington Birmingham British League Division 2 50-28 Monday 21/08/1972 Birmingham Hull British League Division 2 44-34 Saturday 26/08/1972 Canterbury Birmingham British League Division 2 34-44 Monday 28/08/1972 Crewe Birmingham West Midlands Trophy L1 47-31 Tuesday 29/08/1972 Birmingham Crewe West Midlands Trophy L2 40-38 Friday 01/09/1972 Wolverhampton Birmingham Inter-League Challenge 34-44 Monday 04/09/1972 Birmingham Sunderland British League Division 2 54-24 Sunday 10/09/1972 Eastbourne Birmingham British League Division 2 40-36 Monday 11/09/1972 Birmingham Long Eaton British League Division 2 62-15 Monday 18/09/1972 Birmingham Barrow Challenge L2 51-27 Monday 25/09/1972 Birmingham Birmingham A v Ellesmere Port v Birmingham B v Midland Select Four Team 33 v 15 v 24 v 24 Friday 29/09/1972 Peterborough Birmingham British League Division 2 49-29 Saturday 30/09/1972 Cradley Heath Birmingham Handicap Challenge 30-48 Monday 02/10/1972 Birmingham Peterborough British League Division 2 57-21 Tuesday 03/10/1972 Ellesmere Port Birmingham Challenge 50-28 Friday 06/10/1972 Newport Division 2 Select v Birmingham Challenge 26-52 Saturday 07/10/1972 Berwick Birmingham Four B's Trophy L1 42-36 Monday 09/10/1972 Birmingham Berwick Four B's Trophy L2 55-22 Thursday 12/10/1972 Long Eaton Birmingham Midland Rose Bowl L1 45-33 Monday 16/10/1972 Birmingham Long Eaton Midland Rose Bowl L2 40-37 Monday 23/10/1972 Birmingham Canterbury Challenge L1 51-27 Friday 27/10/1972 Wolverhampton Birmingham Inter-Lge Challenge 40-38 Saturday 28/10/1972 Canterbury Birmingham Challenge L2 45-33 BIRMINGHAM SPEEDWAY RESULTS 1972 (continued) Date Home Away or Meeting Event Result Notes Sunday 29/10/1972 Boston Birmingham East Midlands Trophy L1 40-38 Monday 30/10/1972 Birmingham Boston East Midlands Trophy L2 45-33 Birmingham v Bradford Monday 27th March 1972 (Challenge) birmingham 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 pts bpts 1. Terry Shearer 3 1 3 3 10 0 2. Archie Wilkinson 2* 3 1 1 7 1 3. George Major Fell 3 2* N 5 1 4. Mike Gardner 1* 1 3 0 5 1 5. Pete Bailey 2 3 2* 2* 9 2 6. Malcolm Corradine 1 3 2* 6 1 7. Arthur Browning 3 3 3 3 12 0 bradford 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 pts bpts 1. Alan Knapkin 1 Fell 2 Fell 0 3 0 2. Barry Meeks 0 0 TS 1 1 0 3. Dave Baugh 2 Fell 1 0 2 5 0 4. Robin Adlington 3 Fell 2 2 1* 1 9 1 5. Alf Wells R I D E R R E P L A C E M E N T 6. Sid Sheldrick 2 2 0 1 5 0 7. Chris Roynon 0 1* N 0 1 1 brummies northern brummies northern Ht 01: Shearer, Wilkinson, Knapkin, Meeks 67.4 5 1 5 1 Ht 02: Browning, Sheldrick, Corradine, Roynon 68.8 4 2 9 3 Ht 03: Adlington, Bailey, Gardner, Knapkin (f) 68.6 3 3 12 6 Ht 04: Corradine, Baugh, Roynon, Major (f) 68.0 3 3 15 9 Ht 05: Bailey, Knapkin, Gardner, Meeks 69.2 4 2 19 11 Ht 06: Wilkinson, Sheldrick, Shearer, Baugh (f) 69.0 4 2 23 13 Ht 07: Major, Corradine, Baugh, Adlington (f) 69.0 5 1 28 14 Ht 08: Browning, Adlington, Wilkinson, Sheldrick 67.8 4 2 32 16 Ht 09: Gardner, Bailey, Sheldrick, Baugh 67.2 5 1 37 17 Ht 10: Shearer, Adlington, Wilkinson, Roynon 69.8 4 2 41 19 Ht 11: Browning, Major, Meeks, Knapkin (f) 68.4 5 1 46 20 Ht 12: Shearer, Baugh, Adlington, Gardner 70.4 3 3 49 23 Ht 13: Browning, Bailey, Adlington, Knapkin 67.2 5 1 54 24 Rayleigh Rockets v Birmingham Brummies Saturday 1st April 1972 (British League Division ll) Meeting postponed - track waterlogged. Birmingham v Crewe Tuesday 4th April 1972 (British League Division ll) birmingham 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 pts bpts 1. Terry Shearer 3 2 2 Fell 7 0 2. Archie Wilkinson 0 0 2* 0 2 1 3. George Major 3 3 0 3 9 0 4. Mike Gardner 2* 0 1* 1 4 2 5. Pete Bailey 3 3 2 2* 10 1 6. Malcolm Corradine 3 2* 0 5 1 7. Arthur Browning Fell 3 3 6 0 crewe 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 pts bpts 1. Dai Evans 2 1* 1* 1 5 2 2. Dave Morton 1* 2 0 2 5 1 3. John Jackson 0 3 TS 2* 5 1 4. Dave Parry 1 1* N 0 2 1 5. Phil Crump Fell 2 3 3 3 11 0 6. Garry Moore 2 1 0 3 0 7. Garry Flood 1* 1 1 1 4 1 brummies kings brummies kings Ht 01: Shearer, Evans, Morton, Wilkinson 71.8 3 3 3 3 Ht 02: Corradine, Moore, Flood, Browning (f) 66.0 3 3 6 6 Ht 03: Bailey, Gardner, Parry, Crump (f) 67.8 5 1 11 7 Ht 04: Major, Corradine, Flood, Jackson 66.0 5 1 16 8 Ht 05: Bailey, Morton, Evans, Gardner 66.4 3 3 19 11 Ht 06: Jackson, Shearer, Moore, Wilkinson 68.4 2 4 21 15 Ht 07: Major, Crump, Parry, Corradine (f rem) 66.6 3 3 24 18 Ht 08: Browning, Wilkinson, Flood, Morton 67.4 5 1 29 19 Ht 09: Crump, Bailey, Gardner, Moore 66.4 3 3 32 22 Ht 10: Crump, Shearer, Flood, Wilkinson 68.0 2 4 34 26 Ht 11: Browning, Morton, Evans, Major (f rem) 68.0 3 3 37 29 Ht 12: Crump, Jackson, Gardner, Shearer (f) 66.4 1 5 38 34 Ht 13: Major, Bailey, Evans, Parry 66.8 5 1 43 35 Silver Helmet: Phil Crump (h) beat Pete Bailey (ch) 67.0 Ashington v Birmingham Wednesday 5th April 1972 (Challenge) ashington 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 pts bpts 1. Roger Mills 1 Ret 1 TS 2 0 2.
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