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LEVEL 5 NORTH PREMIER Otley Preston Macclesfield Sandal Billingham Blackburn Lymm Kirkby Lonsdale Rossendale Wirral Alnwick Burnage Northwich York LEVEL 6 North 1 West North 1 East Carlisle Morpeth Altrincham Kersal Ilkley Firwood Waterloo Cleckheaton Wilmslow Moortown Birkenhead Pk Driffield Stockport Kendal Douglas(IOM) Morley Vale Of Lune Pocklington Penrith Scarborough Broughton Pk Malton and Norton Bowdon Bradford and Bingley Manchester Durham City Glossop Consett Old Brodleians Heath 1 club required to LT to N1W Level 7 NORTH 2 WEST DUR/NORTH ONE YORKS ONE Warrington St Benedicts Beverley Keswick Percy Park O Crossleyans Rochdale W Hartlepool West Leeds Leigh Middlesbrough Bradford Salem Anselmians Northern Selby Aspatria S Shields Westoe Goole Southport Stockton Dinnington Aspull Novocastrians Leodiensians Tarleton Medicals Bridlington De La Salle Whitley Bay Rockliff Pontefract Winnington Pk Acklam Huddersfield YMCA Bolton Hartlepool Rovers Roundhegians Orrell Horden and Peterlee Old Rishworthians Cockermouth Ponteland Sunderland One club to Level transfer to Yorks One LEVEL 8 LANCS/CHESHIRE ONE CUMBRIA Hoylake Wigton Congleton Whitehaven Ellesmere Pt Upper Eden New Brighton Hawcoat Pk Sefton Egremont Eccles Workington Millom Vagabonds Furness Pt Sunlight Silloth Windermere Creighton Carlisle Crusaders ???? D/N 2 YORKSHIRE TWO Gateshead Keighley North Shields Hullensians Barnard Castle Wensleydale Guisborough Wath upon Dearne Hartlepool Ripon Winlaton Vulcans Wheatley Hills Ryton North Ribblesdale Ashington Northallerton Whitby Old Grovians Bishop Auckland Thornensians Darlington Yarnbury Sedgefield Wetherby Redcar Leeds Corinthians Seaham Baildon LEVEL 9 LANCS/CHESHIRE TWO D/N THREE YORKSHIRE THREE Ramsey Gosforth Barnsley Birchfield Seaton Carew West Park Leeds Blyth Knottingley Wallsend Harrogate Pythons Liverpool University Houghton Old Otlensians Old Parkonians Newton Aycliffe Wibsey Newton Le Willows Seghill Ossett Mossley Hill Yarm Castleford Prudhoe and Stocksfield Halifax Vandals W. Hartlepool TBSOB Sheffield Medicals Richmondshire Hemsworth Jarrovians Skipton Darlington MP Eliz. Bramley Phoenix Burley LEVEL 10 YORKS SE YORKS NW Mossborough Leeds Modernians York RI Halifax Stocksbridge Leeds Medics and Dentists Rotherham Phoenix Thirsk Nestle Rowntree Knaresborough Hessle Stanley Rodillians Sheffield Oaks Aireborough .

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LEVEL 5 NORTH PREMIER Otley Preston Macclesfield Sandal
LEVEL 5 NORTH PREMIER Otley Preston Macclesfield Sandal Billingham Blackburn Lymm Kirkby Lonsdale Rossendale Wirral Alnwick Burnage Northwich York LEVEL 6 North 1 West North 1 East Carlisle Morpeth Altrincham Kersal Ilkley Firwood Waterloo Cleckheaton Wilmslow Moortown Birkenhead Pk Driffield Stockport Heath Douglas(IOM) Morley Vale Of Lune Pocklington Penrith Scarborough Broughton Pk Malton and Norton Bowdon Bradford and Bingley Manchester Durham City Glossop Consett Kendal Old Brodleians Level 7 NORTH 2 WEST DUR/NORTH ONE YORKS ONE Warrington St Benedicts Beverley Keswick Percy Park O Crossleyans Rochdale W Hartlepool West Leeds Leigh Bradford Salem Anselmians Northern Selby Aspatria S Shields Westoe Goole Southport Stockton Dinnington Aspull Novocastrians Leodiensians Tarleton Medicals Bridlington De La Salle Whitley Bay Rockliff Pontefract Winnington Pk Acklam Huddersfield YMCA Bolton Hartlepool Rovers Roundhegians Orrell Horden and Peterlee Old Rishworthians Cockermouth Ponteland Middlesboro Sunderland One club to Level transfer to Yorks One LEVEL 8 LANCS/CHESHIRE ONE CUMBRIA Hoylake Wigton Congleton Whitehaven Ellesmere Pt Upper Eden New Brighton Hawcoat Pk Sefton Egremont Eccles Workington Millom Vagabonds Furness Pt Sunlight Silloth Windermere Creighton Carlisle Crusaders ???? D/N 2 YORKSHIRE TWO Gateshead Keighley North Shields Hullensians Barnard Castle Wensleydale Guisborough Wath upon Dearne Hartlepool Ripon Winlaton Vulcans Wheatley Hills Ryton North Ribblesdale Ashington Northallerton Whitby Old Grovians Bishop Auckland Thornensians Darlington Yarnbury Sedgefield Wetherby Redcar Leeds Corinthians Seaham Baildon LEVEL 9 LANCS/CHESHIRE TWO D/N THREE YORKSHIRE THREE Ramsey Gosforth Barnsley Birchfield Seaton Carew West Park Leeds Blyth Knottingley Wallsend Harrogate Pythons Liverpool University Houghton Old Otlensians Old Parkonians Newton Aycliffe Wibsey Newton Le Willows Seghill Ossett Mossley Hill Yarm Castleford Prudhoe and Stocksfield Halifax Vandals W.
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{ ~ ' .: i "_J~ fI 'Xi . ' ~ Welcome . < .;~ '---F-RO-M-TH-E-C-H-IE-F-G-EN- E-RA-L -MA-N-A-G-E-R,-C-IS-. - \VclCQ I11C ro today's match in the CIS InsuranCt: Counly Championship. This is the second scason rhal wc have had the privilcge of spo nsoring a to urn:ll11cnt that gi"cs LI S ail the o pporumity of sccing exdting English rugby o n a prac l ica l and local Jcvd. L:1S1 }'ca r's championship \Vas actio n,p:lckcd l'rom slart 10 finish and culmin:ltcd in Yo rkshire's 26-3 vÎctory ovcr Durham in the final plareel al Twickenham. This po pular compctilion, pla)'cd al ve nues aeross the cnlirc CO LIn !!")', provcs that rcprcscllI:Hivc fugb)' is a force to be rcckoncd w ilh. nugby is a highly partic ipative sport antl il is impon:lI1t tha1 Illerc arc st ructures in place 10 fo rm :1 bridge bctwt.:cn Ihe small dite of the.: intcrn:uional g:lIne and Ihc man)' enthusiaSls w ho play the g:lI11e al a 10GII level. The Counl)' Championship is an illlt:grai part o f Ihal structure, and wc ;Irc prollcllO bc associalcd \virh il. Finall)', l'd like 10 wish )'OU ail a 1110S1 cntertaining :lnd mCl11or.lbk clay. l :lm sun: yOll w ill thoroughly cnjo)' lhe action . Co·opera ive ln. Ice ADSneddon CHIEF GENERAL MANAGER 1 CHESHIRE RUCBY FOOTBALL UNION COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP CHESHIRE v LANCASHIRE at BIRKENHEAD PARK F.e.
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Durham V Cheshire 10Th December 1994
\Vdcome LO LOday's match in the O S Insurallce Counry Championship_ This is the second scason that wc have had the privilegc of sponsoring a tournament that givcs liS ail the opporrunity of s!.:eing exciting English r ugby on a prac l ical and local lcvd, Lasl year's ch:lInpionship was aClion-packed from SI art 10 finish and culminall.:d in Yo rksh ire's 26-3 vic tor)' over Durham in Ihe linal playcd al Tw ickenham, This popular competition, played al ' -CllUes acrûss thc enlire counlry, pro\'es that repres!.: nt:ltive rugby is a force 10 be reckoned with_ Rugby is a highl}' parLic ip:j(ive sport and it is imparl:lnt thal ther!.: arc struCtures in p l:lCe to f0 l111 a bridge bctween Ihe small dite of the internationa l gallle andlhe many enthusÎ:lsls w ho p b )' Ihe gallle al a local levcl. The Counry Championship is an illlcgrai part of that structure, and wc arc proud to be associated with il. Fi n:llly, l 'd Jikc la wish you ai l a mûst enlenaining and mc morable day. 1 :1111 sure yO ll \Viii thal'Oughly enjoy th e;: act ion , C~IS Co-ope 'e Il ln ADSneddon CHIEF GENERAL MANAGER Welcome from the President of Durham County R.F.o. Our game today is our last in this season's championship an, after a much improved performance last week against Northumberland, we will be 100 king ta go out on a winning note.
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