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Beverley Town Cricket Club third teams chance of promotion is now in the hands of the other top sides of the division after a rain affected bank holiday fixture list.
Beverley ARLC return to action this Saturday against York Acorn ‘A’ following a fortnights rest. Beverley currently lie fifth in Yorkshire Division One
Beverley Town missed out on the chance to go top of the Humber Premier League after they were beaten 2 – 0 by Hessle Rangers.
Tickton Cobras and Beverley Whitestar went head to head at Longcroft School this weekend as the sides got their pre season under way.
Beverley Town Football Club manager Ross Cording says nothing but a win will do in tonight’s Humber Premier League match with Hessle Rangers.
Beverley Town hosted Dunnington who are chasing one of the top six spots to play in the premier division next season.
On what was the last game of the Beverley Town Cricket Club fourth team’s season, they hosted a good Eastrington at the Norwood Recreation Ground.
Beverley Town Cricket Club third team’s hopes of promotion were boosted by beating near rivals South Holderness by five-wickets.
Samir Mouneimne got into the ring for the first time in almost a year as he continued his preparations for his Featherweight British Title showdown with Ryan Walsh next month.
Dunnington’s Jake Murphy produced his season’s best taking 5-40 to help bowl out hosts Beverley Town Cricket Club for 131
Maarek showed his class under a typically astute Jamie Spencer ride to claim the £50,000 totescoop6 Beverley Bullet at Beverley Racecourse.
Millers Day Centre finished second in a football tournament held at Longcroft Croft. The competition, which was won by the team from Bridlington
Emerging Nottinghamshire trainer Scott Dixon will step Socialites Red into Listed class if she produces the goods in a hot race at Beverley on Sunday.
Beverley Town Cricket Club second team will be looking to bounce back from Saturday’s draw with Malton & Old Malton this weekend.
Mother Nature will dictate which of Stuart Williams’ runners compete in the £50,000 Totepool Beverley Bullet on Saturday.
Ten Beverley AC runners took on the Major Stone Half Marathon around the village of Lockington last weekend.
Lewis Sparks scored his second goal of the season for Beverley but it was not enough to seal the win as they were held by East Riding Rangers.
Ridge Ranger will attempt to become the first filly since Look Busy in 2008 to win the Totepool Beverley Bullet on Saturday.