The flying winger - Tony Underwood joins Easyjet as a pilot Inside
The flying winger - Tony Underwood joins Easyjet as a pilot
Waterloo call on Dolly Parton to keep them afloat
Chaos at the signing of Father Jack's book of poetry & verse
The Oscars
Best Actor - Andy Walsh at number 8
Best Costume Design - John Parr using a black bin liner
Best Film - Air Commodore Mick Milligan in Gloster Gladiator
The
Surftimes
Sefton order Kevlar kits for Runcorn fixtures
Army brought in to dig trenches to protect our supporters
Sefton
17 Hoylake 12Sefton moved into second place in the Cheshire South Lancashire Third Division with tries by Mark Tyms and Andy Sheehan plus two conversions and a penalty by Phil Evans.
Trailing 14-0 at one stage, Hoylake came back with key player Ben Flint scoring two tries and Paul Kay adding a conversion.
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First XV for Sat 10th Mar 2001 |
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GARDNER, BS |
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CARRUTHERS, MW |
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BYRNE, K |
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ROGERSON, G |
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JONES, M |
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SHEEHAN, A |
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TYMS, M |
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WALSH, A |
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LUCK, JL |
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EVANS, P |
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OSBORNE, P |
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TURNER, M |
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OSBORNE, W |
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WALKER, P |
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MCBRIDE, P |
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COULTER, WT |
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THOMAS, MG |
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STITT, J |
Ruskin Park
15 Sefton 27Sefton maintained their Cheshire South Lancashire Third Division
promotion push with a hard fought success over Ruskin Park, who had been unbeaten in their previous five games.
Andy Sheehan, Peter McBride, Derek James and Wayne Osborne scored their tries with Phil Evans landing two conversions and a penalty.
Ruskin Park replied with tries by Ben Mousley and David Carlisle.
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First XV for Sat 17th Mar 2001 |
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BYRNE, K |
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COULTER, WT |
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CARRUTHERS, MW |
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JAMES, D |
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ROGERSON, G |
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TYMS, M |
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SHEEHAN, A |
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WALSH, A |
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LUCK, JL |
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TURNER, M |
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OSBORNE, P |
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EVANS, P |
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OSBORNE, W |
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WALKER, P |
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MCBRIDE, P |
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STITT, J |
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THOMAS, MG |
Wallasey
29 Sefton 10Dave Lloyd and Dave Robertson were in top form for Wallasey, who scored tries through Robertson(2), Dave Maddocks and Lloyd with Kevin Parker adding three conversions and a penalty.
Sefton were best served by two try winger Simon Bedingfeldt and man of the match Derek James.
"Broon from Troon"
At the age of 53 the sad death of Gordon Brown was announced this week. The Ex-British Lion was guest speaker for the Sefton Annual Dinner held at The Devonshire Hotel on May 8th 1998.
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