
Mike Parsons
Group Sports Editor at Knutsford Guardian
Group Sports Editor at Northwich Guardian
Updates and opinions from the Warrington Guardian sportsdesk
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1 day ago |
knutsfordguardian.co.uk | Mike Parsons
Opener Shetty’s tally included 15 fours and 10 sixes as he steered his side towards a two-wicket win at Lindow. His exit, 20 runs short of the 279/9 achieved by the hosts, still left Alderley with some work to do, especially as Angus McKenzie was then run out without the score advancing. But Chris Sanders, 32 not out, and George Valentine, six not out, who each bagged a brace of wickets earlier on, got Edge over the line in their 48th over.
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warringtonguardian.co.uk | Mike Parsons
2 1/1 IT was 70 years ago, today, that The Wire celebrated arguably their finest hour. Winning a league title is tough enough, but to retain it is something very special indeed. And that’s what Cec Mountford’s men did on May 14, 1955, when they beat Oldham in the Championship Final at Manchester City’s former Maine Road home. Wire celebrating the 1955 Championship success at Maine Road.
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warringtonguardian.co.uk | Mike Parsons
On Saturday wins came from Thomas Darbyshire (under 17s men’s high jump) 1.60m; Lisa Halliday (senior women’s 400m hurdles) 67.12secs; Euan Lawton (under 15s boys 1500m) 4 mins 30.52secs and Emily Kinsey (under 17s women’s 1500m) 5mins 15.17secs.
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2 days ago |
runcornandwidnesworld.co.uk | Mike Parsons
Luke Littler, beaten by Luke Humphries in the PDC Premier League Darts Night 14 final at the First Direct Arena in Leeds (Image: Kieran Cleeves/PDC) ANOTHER Premier League Darts record remains in Luke ‘The Nuke’ Littler’s sights despite losing in the final of Night 14 in Leeds. The teenage wonder fell 6-5 to world number one Luke Humphries in a thrilling decider at the First Direct Arena on Thursday night.
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2 days ago |
warringtonguardian.co.uk | Mike Parsons
A length-of-the-field interception try from scrum-half Sean Kelly three minutes from time provided Ryan Brown with the opportunity to seal a thrilling topsy-turvy contest against high-flying Heworth 34-32 with a wonderful touchline conversion. Rovers, missing a handful of regulars for the National Conference League Division One clash, led 10-0 inside eight minutes thanks to tries from stand-off Brown and hooker James Tarpey but then they conceded 20 points without reply.
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