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Birmingham 1946 Iss 7 140116 Birmingham Speedway 1946 Statistical Record Contents Index Of Meetings Meeting Details Averages --- Northern League --- National Trophy --- Northern Trophy --- ACU Cup NNNigelNigel Nicklin, Roger Beaman & Hugh Vass ––– Iss 777 (((14/01/16(14/01/1614/01/16)))) Birmingham Speedway 1946 - Index Of Meetings Month Date Opponents Competition Venue Result For Agst Page April 27 Norwich Nat. Trophy Away Lost 51 53 3 May 2 Sheffield Northern Lge Away Won 44 39 4 4 Norwich Nat. Trophy Home Won 56 48 5 11 Sheffield Northern Lge Home Won 48 35 6 15 Glasgow White City Northern Lge Away Won 42 40 7 16 Middlesbrough Nat. Trophy Away Lost 50 58 8 18 West Ham Challenge Home Drew 42 42 9 20 Newcastle Northern Lge Away Won 41 40 10 23 Norwich Challenge Away Lost 39 45 11 25 Middlesbrough Nat. Trophy Home Won 61 45 12 30 Middlesbrough Northern Lge Away Aban. 12 22 13 June 1 Glasgow White City Northern Lge Home Won 46 37 14 6 Sheffield Northern Trophy Away Lost 35 60 15 8 Norwich Northern Lge Home Won 43 41 16 9 Bell End Challenge Away Lost 29 55 17 10 Middlesbrough Challenge Eastfield 18 13 Wembley Nat. Trophy Away Lost 27 80 19 15 Norwich Northern Lge Away Lost 26 58 20 15 Northern Riders Champs Invitation Meet Home Tommy Allott/Jeff Lloyd 21 19 Glasgow White City ACU Cup Away Lost 36 47 22 22 Wembley Nat. Trophy Home Lost 31 77 23 29 Newcastle Northern Lge Home Won 45 38 24 July 6 Sheffield ACU Cup Home Won 49 47 25 11 Middlesbrough ACU Cup Away Lost 35 61 26 13 Sheffield Northern Trophy Home Lost 46 50 27 15 Newcastle ACU Cup Away Lost 29 66 28 18 Middlesbrough Northern Lge Away Lost 28 55 29 20 British Riders Champs Individual Home Jeff Lloyd 30 20 Norwich Northern Lge Away Lost 31 52 31 27 Newcastle Northern Lge Home Won 44 39 32 August 2 Ex-Bristol Challenge Away Lost 45 62 33 3 Glasgow White City Northern Lge Home Lost 39 45 34 17 Norwich Northern Lge Home Lost 28 55 35 24 B’ham Res. v Lond. Res. Challenge Home Won 67 41 36 24 Norwich ACU Cup Away Lost 45 51 37 31 British Riders Champs Individual Home Tommy Allott 38 Sept 5 Sheffield Northern Lge Away Lost 39 45 39 7 Sheffield Northern Lge Home Won 46 38 40 11 Glasgow White City Northern Lge Away Lost 26 58 41 14 Middlesbrough ACU Cup Home Won 56 40 42 21 Middlesbrough Northern Lge Home Drew 42 42 43 28 Newcastle ACU Cup Home Won 57 38 44 Oct 3 Middlesbrough Northern Lge Away Lost 18 65 45 5 Middlesbrough Northern Lge Home Lost 33 51 46 7 Newcastle Northern Lge Away Lost 31 52 47 11 Ex-Bristol Challenge Away Lost 34 74 48 12 Glasgow White City ACU Cup Home Won 62 34 49 17 Sheffield ACU Cup Away Lost 38 58 50 19 Norwich ACU Cup Home Drew 48 48 51 26 Wembley Challenge Home Lost 38 46 52 31 Midlands v The Rest Charity Meet. Home 53 31 53 2 Saturday 27th April 1946 Firs Stadium, Norwich Norwich Stars 53 - Birmingham Brummies 51 (National Trophy) Norwich 1. Bert Spencer 3 2 3 3 3 3 17 2. Don Houghton 0 1 0 1 EX 2 3. Wilf Jay 3 3 3 0 3 2’ 14 1 4. Sid Hipperson 1 0 0 NF 0 1 5. Paddy Mills 1 1 1 1’ NF 4 1 6. Ted Bravery 0 2’ 3 2 2 9 1 7. Roy Duke 3 FN 3 8. Bluey Thorpe 1 2 3 Birmingham 1. Tiger Hart 0 3 2 2 3 10 2. Bob Lovell 0 1 2 3 3 F 9 3. Doug Wells 2 0 0 1’ 3 6 1 4. Stan Dell 2 1 2 0 NF 5 5. Roy Dook 2 3 2’ 0 2 F 9 1 6. Laurie Packer DNR 7. Ernie Appleby 0 2’ 1’ NF 2’ 5 3 8. Percy Brine 1’ 2 3 1 7 1 Ht1 Jay, Wells, Hipperson, Lovell 79.2 4 2 4 2 Ht2 Spencer, Dell, Brine, Bravery 81.8 3 3 7 5 Ht3 Jay, Dook, Mills, Hart 79.8 4 2 11 7 Ht4 Duke, Brine, Thorpe, Appleby 87.8 4 2 15 9 Ht5 Hart, Spencer, Lovell, Houghton 80.2 2 4 17 13 Ht6 Jay, Bravery, Dell, Wells 81.0 5 1 22 14 Ht7 Dook, Appleby, Houghton, Hipperson 83.6 1 5 23 19 Ht8 Spencer, Hart, Mills, Wells 81.0 4 2 27 21 Ht9 Spencer, Lovell, Appleby, Jay 80.8 3 3 30 24 Ht10 Bravery, Dell, Wells, Houghton 83.6 3 3 33 27 Ht11 Lovell, Dook, Mills, Hipperson 82.8 1 5 34 32 Ht12 Jay, Hart, Houghton, Dell 80.6 4 2 38 34 Ht13 Lovell, Bravery, Mills, Dook 82.0 3 3 41 37 Ht14 Brine, Thorpe, Appleby [nf], Duke [f] 89.6 2 3 43 40 Ht15 Spencer, Dook, Dell [nf] Hipperson [nf] 82.8 3 2 46 42 Ht16 Wells, Appleby, Houghton [ex], Mills [nf] 89.2 0 5 46 47 Ht17 Hart, Bravery, Brine, Hipperson 83.8 2 4 48 51 Ht18 Spencer, Jay (push), Dook [f], Lovell [f] 89.0 5 0 53 51 Second Half Special Scratch Race Ht1 Spencer, Hart, Jay, Bravery Cancelled Ht2 Mills, Bravery, Wells, Hipperson 85.2 3 Thursday 2 nd May 1946 Owlerton, Sheffield Sheffield Tigers 39 - Birmingham Brummies 44 (Northern League) Sheffield 1. Stan Williams 2 3 3 3 11 2. Jack Bibby 0 1 0 1’ 2 1 3. Tommy Bateman 2 1 3 2 8 4. Alf Elliott 0 0 1’ 0 1 1 5. Tommy Allott 3 3 3 3 12 6. Reg Lambourne 0 0 0 2 2 7. Jack D.White 1 2 3 8. Frank Taylor 0 F 0 Birmingham 1. Tiger Hart 3 3 2 2 10 2. Bob Lovell 1 2’ 1’ 3 7 2 3. Doug Wells 3 2 NF NS 5 4. Stan Dell 1 2 1’ 2 6 1 5. Roy Dook 2 2 3 3 10 6. Laurie Packer DNR 7. Ernie Appleby 1’ 1’ 1’ 0 3 3 8. Percy Brine 0 2 1 0 3 Ht1 Hart, Williams, Lovell, Bibby 74.4 2 4 2 4 Ht2 Wells, Bateman, Dell, Elliott 77.8 2 4 4 8 Ht3 Allott, Dook, Appleby, Lambourne 76.8 3 3 7 11 Ht4 Williams, Dell, Appleby, Taylor 77.2 3 3 10 14 Ht5 Hart, Lovell, Bateman, Elliott 78.2 1 5 11 19 Ht6 Allott, Wells, Dell, Lambourne 77.0 3 3 14 22 Ht7 Williams, Dook, Bibby, Brine 77.2 4 2 18 24 Ht8 Bateman, Brine, Wells [nf], Taylor [f] 80.4 3 2 21 26 Ht9 Allott, Hart, Lovell, Lambourne 74.8 3 3 24 29 Ht10 Williams, Dell, Appleby, Bibby 77.2 3 3 27 32 Ht11 Dook, Bateman, Elliott (3 Only) 78.2 3 3 30 35 Ht12 Allott, Hart, White, Appleby 74.8 4 2 34 37 Ht13 Dook, White, Brine, Elliott 79.0 2 4 36 41 Ht14 Lovell, Lambourne, Bibby, Brine 79.0 3 3 39 44 Second Half Novice Race Louis Lawson, Brian Wilson, Ernie Applegate, Fred Rogers 82.6 Reserves Scratch Race White, Appleby, Lawson, Brine 78.4 Scratch Race Ht1 S.Williams, Wells, Lambourne, Bibby Cancelled Ht2 Allott, Hart, Bateman, Packer (ns) 75.8 Final Allott, Hart, Lambourne, Williams. 75.2 4 Saturday 4th May 1946 Perry Barr, Birmingham Birmingham Brummies 56 (107) - Norwich Stars 48 (101) (National Trophy) Birmingham 1. Bob Lovell 1 2 2’ F 2 1’ 8 2 2. Laurie Packer 0 NF 1 2’ 3 1 3. Tiger Hart 2 3 2’ 3 3 2 15 1 4. Roy Dook NF 0 0 3 3 5. Doug Wells 2’ 3 1 1 3 10 1 6. Stan Dell 3 3 3 0 0 9 7. Ernie Appleby 1’ 2 1 3 7 1 8. Percy Brine EF 1 1 Norwich 1. Sid Hipperson F 1 2 3 2. Bert Spencer 3 3 FX 3 3 3 15 3. Edwin Youngs 0 NF 0 0 4. Ted Bravery 2 NF 2 2 1 7 5. Wilf Jay EF 3 2’ 2’ 3 0 10 2 6. Don Houghton 0 2’ 2 1 1’ 6 2 7. Paddy Mills 3 0 0 0 3 8. Bluey Thorpe 1 1 2 0 4 Ht1 Spencer, Hart, Appleby, Youngs 76.4 * 3 3 3 3 Ht2 Dell, Bravery, Lovell, Houghton 80.6 4 2 7 5 Ht3 Hart, Wells, Hipperson [f], Jay [ef] 80.0 5 0 12 5 Ht4 Mills, Appleby, Thorpe, Brine [ef] 83.8 2 4 14 9 Ht5 Spencer, Lovell, Hipperson, Packer 78.0 2 4 16 13 Ht6 Dell, Hart, Bravery [nf], Youngs [n/f] 83.4 5 0 21 13 Ht7 Jay, Houghton, Dook [nf], Packer [nf] 82.2 0 5 21 18 Ht8 Wells, Lovell, Thorpe, Mills 83.0 5 1 26 19 Ht9 Hart, Houghton, Lovell [f], Spencer [fx] 84.4 3 2 29 21 Ht10 Dell, Bravery, Appleby, Youngs 82.4 4 2 33 23 Ht11 Spencer, Jay, Wells, Dook 78.0 1 5 34 28 Ht12 Hart, Bravery, Packer, Mills 80.0 4 2 38 30 Ht13 Spencer, Jay, Wells, Dell 79.8 1 5 39 35 Ht14 Appleby, Thorpe, Brine, Mills 87.2 4 2 43 37 Ht15 Jay, Lovell, Bravery, Dook 82.0 2 4 45 41 Ht16 Wells, Packer, Houghton, Thorpe 84.0 5 1 50 42 Ht17 Dook, Hipperson, Houghton, Dell 82.4 3 3 53 45 Ht18 Spencer, Hart, Lovell, Jay 79.0 3 3 56 48 * - Track Record No Second Half 5 Saturday 11 th May 1946 Perry Barr, Birmingham Birmingham Brummies 48 - Sheffield Tigers 35 (Northern League) Birmingham 1.
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