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More umpires needed

12:18pm Tuesday 30th September 2008

The Bradford Mutual Sunday School League Umpires’ Association are facing a crisis.

Bahir in form for Allerton

11:01pm Sunday 21st September 2008

With the First and Second Division titles already decided, all was that was left on the final Saturday of the Bradford Central League season was the jostling for minor places.

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Shipley Prov pipped at the post

8:43pm Tuesday 16th September 2008

Shipley Providence’s bid to win the A Division title in the Dales Council League fell at the last hurdle at home to Rodley.

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Happy days for Honley

5:52pm Tuesday 16th September 2008

It was a double celebration weekend for Drakes Huddersfield champions Honley, who retained the Premiership on Saturday and won the Black Sheep Champions Trophy on Sunday.

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Welch is key man to secure top spot

10:48am Tuesday 16th September 2008

Cullingworth won a three-horse race for the Division One title as the final day of the Craven & District League was again badly affected by the weather.

Birstall celebrate clinching title

Birstall skipper John Carruthers, right, shows off the Premier Division trophy with Paul Marlow, captain of the club's 2002 winners

9:38am Tuesday 16th September 2008

Birstall crowned a sensational season in the Central Yorkshire League by lifting the Premier Division title with a last-day victory over relegated Scholes at rain-sodden New Popplewell Lane.

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Majid is just magic for champions Girlington

11:16pm Sunday 14th September 2008

Girlington have clinched the Bradford Central League First Division championship in dramatic fashion following Friday’s postponement of nearest challengers Norwood Green fixture at Allerton.

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Hallfield snatch crown off Mayfield

11:13pm Sunday 14th September 2008

Group A champions Bradford Gymkhana, had their celebrations dampened in their last game of the Bradford Mutual Sunday School League season.

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Birstall on brink of title triumph

10:04pm Thursday 11th September 2008

After snatching four points at home to Ossett to go top of the Central Yorkshire League last week on run rate, Birstall go into Saturday’s final game at Scholes ready to battle it out with Wrenthorpe for the title.

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Anyone for tea?

12:12pm Tuesday 9th September 2008

Booth Cricket Club have proposed that the tea interval be extended from 20 minutes to 30 minutes in the Towergate Halifax League from next season.

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