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New Haw and Woodham
Another founding member of the Association in 1958, they were among the top dogs on the AAA's circuit prior to that winning both Championship weights back to back between 1956 - 1958.
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National Titles 3
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AAAs Titles 8
Association National Championships, (Front to Back) (Courtesy of The Martin Mulcahy Collection)#01
Harlow Sports Centre, Harlow, Essex (Front to Back): (Courtesy of The Martin Mulcahy Collection)#02
Venue Unknown Back Row: ? Middle Row: ? Front Row: Mick Quinn, Ray Weeks, ?, ? (From the Penry Davies Collection courtesy of Nick Barnicoat)#06
Association National Championships, (Front to Back) (Courtesy of The Martin Mulcahy Collection)#01
North Somerset
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National Youth Titles 1
Association National Championships, Plymouth, Devon. 420K Youth Champions Back Row: Front Row: (Courtesy of the ToWA)#01
Association National Championships, Plymouth, Devon. 420K Youth Champions Back Row: Front Row: (Courtesy of the ToWA)#01
North Wilts
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Back Row: Front Row: (From the Penry Davies Collection courtesy of Nick Barnicoat) #01
Back Row: Front Row: (From the Penry Davies Collection courtesy of Nick Barnicoat) #01
Norton
This Staffordshire Club has become one of the top sides in the sport of tug of war.
Achieving numerous honours in both aspects of the sport(Outdoor & Indoor) winning for themselves and as England representatives (ER):
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World Titles 2 (ER)
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UK Titles 4 (ER)
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TWIF Open Club Titles 2
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National Titles 24
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AAA's Titles 4
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Inter County Titles 1
The Club is still active.
Association National Championships, Blackpool, Lancashire 560K Champions (Front to Back): (Courtesy of the ToWA)#05
TWIF Euorpean Championships, Minehead, Somerset Representing England 560K 5th (Front to Back): (Courtesy of the ToWA)#07
Association National Championships, Worcester 560K Champions (Front to Back) (Courtesy of The Martin Mulcahy Collection)#03
Association National Championships, Blackpool, Lancashire 560K Champions (Front to Back): (Courtesy of the ToWA)#05
Nutley
This gritty Sussex side was formed in 1971 with the 5 Ridley brothers at its core.
They became National Champions at 600k in 1977 beating a hard Lincoln side in the final.
A further National 600K Silver in 1982 saw the club represent England as the B side at the UK Championships in Hay on Wye, Wales where they achieved a Bronze medal.
The club was a regular sight on the circuit until it disbanded in the 1990s.
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National Titles 1
Back Row: Front Row #01
Back Row: Mick Elms, ?, ?, ?, ? Front Row:Alan Ridley, ?, Brian Ridley, ? (From the Penry Davies Collection courtesy of Nick Barnicoat)#03
Venue Unknown (Front to Back) Brian Ridley, Alan Ridley and Paul Reed. (Courtesy of the Paul Reed Collection)#04
Back Row: Front Row #01