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	Batley Bulldogs - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Batley Bulldogs are a British rugby league club, from Batley in West Yorkshire.
		Batley are one of only a few teams never to make it into the top flight, although they came very close in 1993-94.
		After a tough season in 2005 the Bulldogs were into National League One relegation play-offs, facing bitter rivals and neighbours Dewsbury Rams.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Batley_Bulldogs (449 words)

	Batley - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Batley is a small town in Kirklees Metropolitan Borough, in the county of West Yorkshire, England.
		The present Batley Parish Church was built in the reign of Henry VI (1422-1461), and parts of the original remain.
		Batley Grammar School was attended by Sir Titus Salt, an industrialist who founded the model village of Saltaire, and by Joseph Priestley, a friend of Benjamin Franklin, Josiah Wedgwood.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Batley (1226 words)

	HWD Hospital Radio \| District Tour \| Batley (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The history of Batley can be traced back to the start of the Industrial Revolution when Benjamin Law, a local man, decided to mix finely shredded rags with new wool to produce woven cloth known as "shoddy", which had a revolutionary effect on the textile industry.
		Virtually all the mills in Batley and neighbouring Dewsbury spun these types of cloth, hence the area came to be called the Heavy Woollen District.
		Batley is the home to the Redbrick Mill, pictured right, which has been completely renovated over the last five years to provide floor space for several well-known shops along with smaller local retailers and a couple of cafes.
	www.hwdhospitalradio.com /batley.shtml (452 words)

	York Wasps 18, Batley Bulldogs 22 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Batley may not be the best team in the Northern Ford Premiership but there are many sides worse and, although Wasps are still bottom of the pile, they can look forward to the forthcoming games with renewed hope.
		Batley were twice penalised giving York a set of six 20 yards out, and Cain took advantage by side-stepping one man and powering past two more to crash over.
		However, Batley were to come back in the second half, and the try they scored eight minutes before the break was crucial to get them back into it, Ryan Horsley taking a short pass from Mark Cass to touch down, Lawford converting.
	archive.thisisyork.co.uk /2002/3/26/288664.html (765 words)

	Workington Town R.L.F.C - Batley Bulldogs 13th May 2001
		Batley had recruited well and several of their squad are well known throughout Rugby League and many have Super League experience.
		Batley were caught offside and Kevin Hetherington edged Town back into the lead after successfully kicking the resulting penalty.
		A knock-on from Batley reduced the pressure and the held the ball until the final hooter.
	www.sandylonning.u-net.com /wtown/archive/13th5.htm (1292 words)

	BATLEY BULLDOGS NRC REPORTS
		The Bulldogs scored again five minutes later when Eagles second-rower Nick Tumbull dropped the ball in the tackle and his opposite number Dane Morgan was on hand to snap it up and hare 30 metres for the line.
		Batley coach Gary Thornton was encouraged by the way the game plan had produced so many early points but disappointed that the team had gone off he boil in the second half.
		Batley given penalty 15m out from Eagles line and 15 m in from touch for an alleged swinging arm.
	www.sheffield-rlfc.co.uk /supporters/dog1.html (1408 words)

	Ananova - Sport - Batley Bulldogs
		Batley prop Joe Berry is set to miss the LHF Healthplan National League One crunch match with Doncaster.
		Batley Bulldogs finished top of the Arriva Trains Cup Yorkshire group and moved into the quarter-finals courtesy of a comprehensive 46-20 win at local rivals Dewsbury Rams.
		Batley have banned Doncaster winger Craig Miles from entering their ground and are to take legal action against him for the tackle which injured Dean Lawford.
	www.ananova.com /sport/?keywords=Batley+Bulldogs&menu=sport.story (273 words)

	Batley Bulldogs Study Centre (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Batley is one of the first rugby league clubs to become involved in this exciting project.
		Jeanette Sagar (right) is the study centre manager; she was a secondary Head of English and she is a passionate Barnsley fan.
		However, she has attended Batley matches and they are now her second team.
	www.batleybulldogs.co.uk /studycentre.htm (204 words)

	Batley Bulldogs v Dewsbury Rams, 2/4/99
		Batley came back fighting, aided by woeful Dewsbury tackling and indiscipline, and when first Barnett and then Middleton scored, the game was all square and there for the taking.
		Fortunately, another Batley mistake lead to the third of Adrian Flynn's tries, and minutes after a Batley try was disallowed, Barry Eaton intercepted a mis-directed Batley pass to touch down.
		Batley continued to plug away, and were rewarded in the final minute by a Middleton try.
	freespace.virgin.net /cris.tout/rams/matches/m990402.htm (277 words)

	Rovers 24 - 50 Batley Bulldogs
		True to form, one side showed the desire to stay in NLI, and Batley – for lo, it was they - got their just reward.
		This latter was the one who created the space for Batley’s big men – Morgan and Rourke, Richardson, Cartilege, McLoughlin and Robinson – to barge through like men through boys, and then off-load to the likes of support players and finishers such as Stokes and Lythe and Roden himself.
		This came against the run of play, for repeat Fev knock-ons in their own 20 gave Batley chance after chance, all of which they failed to capitalise on until Stokesy outjumped, well, nobody really.
	www.featherstonerovers.net /index.php?q=node/217/print (1044 words)

	Sport - Batley Today: News, Sport, Jobs, Property, Cars, Entertainments & More
		BATLEY Boys will be stretched as they defend their place as joint top of the Yorkshire League's...
		BATLEY Bulldogs have adjusted their training and are ready for the Heavy Woollen Challenge Cup game against Dewsbury Rams at Tetley's Stadium on Boxing Day (12.30pm).
		The Bulldogs will have a 20-man squad on duty and, with Barry Eaton of course having left the club, for the first time in three years the side are seeking a regular goalkicker.
	www.batleytoday.co.uk /ViewArticle2.aspx?SectionID=373&ArticleID=1292720 (691 words)

	Rochdale Hornets : Onward Hornets Onward
		Batley on the other hand resorted to the spoiling tactics that teams feel they have to resort to when they visit Spotland.
		Batley were now struggling to contain a rampant Hornets as Matt Calland (27), and James Bunyan (38) broke the visitors ranks and resolve with four-pointers.
		Batley notched their first try when a rare period of pressure was rewarded with Paul Harrison (49) crashing over.
	www.rochdalehornets.com /story/20010603.htm (953 words)

	Rochdale Hornets : Onward Hornets Onward
		Always durable and awkward to beat, the Bulldogs currently sit 13th in the table with 22 points and probably have too much catching up to do in too few games to have a realistic chance of making the top eight.
		Batley players to keep a close eye on include evergreen Roger Simpson at centre, blockbusting prop Jeff Wittenberg and influential utility player Mark Cass, who was instrumental in salvaging the game last week when he came on after an hour and went in at hooker.
		Batley, whose club was the victim of a smash and grab at the weekend, with losses costing in the region of £5,000, were hastily arranging for a new first team strip to be ready in time of the match.
	members.tripod.com /~MARKWEBSTER/site/story/20010601.htm (552 words)

	Match Report - Batley Bulldogs v Dewsbury Rams (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		For the last couple of seasons the Heavy Wollen area has been deprived of the local derby matches, and both Batley and Dewsbury were eager to renew the old rivalries, as they played for the newly established Roy Powell Memorial Trophy on Good Friday.
		Dewsbury won the toss and opted to start "up the slope", but despite early pressure from the Rams, it was Batley who opened the scoring, Mark Cass crossing for the Bulldogs, Richard Price adding the extras, to give the home side a 6-0 lead after 20 minutes.
		Batley looked to have levelled things Wayne Flynn crossed for the bulldogs, but the referee disallowed the try, ruling that he had been held on his back.
	www.leeds.ac.uk /bes/person/north/rams/reports/bulldogs.htm (257 words)

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	www.bulldog-brilliance.com /batley-bulldogs.htm (214 words)

	BBC SPORT \| Rugby League \| Bulldogs secure play-off win
		Batley kept up their good run of form to come through the NFP play-off with Oldham in a tough encounter on Sunday.
		Skipper Craig Lingard gave the Bulldogs the perfect start when he picked up a break by prop Steve Hill to touch down in the first minute.
		But Batley held on and made the game safe when scrum-half Dean Lawford put Paul Harrison over in the closing stages.
	news.bbc.co.uk /sport2/hi/rugby_league/2282609.stm (175 words)

	Doncaster Lakers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Following good Batley pressure, which the Doncaster defence looked impressive in repelling, Graham Holroyd opted to kick a penalty goal for the third time on thirty three minutes which made the half time lead sixteen points in favour of the Lakers.
		The impressive right winger of Batley once again touched down in the corner on fifty three minutes, the extras were added and the scores were level.
		With the possibility of Batley sneaking a winning try, Graham Holroyd kicked his fourth penalty goal of the afternoon to give the Lakers a six point advantage with time running out for a Batley comeback.
	www.donrl.com /website/report4_06.htm (613 words)

	www.batleybulldogs.net (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Bulldog's play down rumours that Craig Lingard is on the move more
		Batley called the tune without making the final breakthrough in the early part of the second-half.
		In the first of a new series of articles supplied by you the Bulldogs supporters, please read one mans story about what he over heard while traveling home on the bus, the story is titled Barking up the wrong tree!
	website.lineone.net /~gazcoyle/index.htm (446 words)

	Match Preview - Batley Bulldogs v Halifax RLFC
		The former Batley playmaker suffered a reoccurrence of the back injury which has nagged him all season in the opening minutes of the last match against Whitehaven.
		Halifax players Dean Lawford and Andy Spink are both former Batley players who moved to the Shay over the winter whilst Batley's Sean Richardson had a loan spell at Halifax ten years ago.
		The Bulldogs player/assistant coach is Paul Harrison, brother of Halifax legend Karl.
	www.bluesox.co.uk /revamp/CGI_Built/news/2005/07/050722-0001.html (1091 words)

	Widnes Vikings Rugby League:Report for Batley Bulldogs in nfp
		Whether it was that, or the potential embarrassment, Batley's loss of key players, or (as I suspect) David Hulme allowing the players to express themselves, the game was totally different in the second half.
		Apart from "play-the-ball to a forward and drive", the only move Widnes came up with was "play-the-ball to a halfback to a forward then drive".
		Batley didn't give up the ghost, and continued to take the game to Widnes, but their sheer desperation resulted in a couple of unnecessary spills.
	www.widnes.demon.co.uk /vikings/nfpbata.htm (559 words)

	Batley Bulldogs Rugby League Football Club (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		With the season reaching its climax, LHF Healthplan is looking to discover all the out of the ordinary pre-match rituals fans of The Bulldogs undertake to give their team every chance of victory – however unusual these may be.
		A glorious season for the Bulldogs ended in defeat at The Recreation Ground at the hands of a very strong Whitehaven outfit.
		The score line reflects harshly on the visitors who were well in the game until the hour mark but when Haven stretched their advantage to three scores the extra strength Batley had mustered seemed to sap away and the outcome was predictable.
	www.batleybulldogs.co.uk (337 words)

	8 Batley at Local.co.uk (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Whitehaven 26 - 8 Batley Bulldogs Whitehaven started their National League 1 title defence with a tough win over a spirited Batley side.
		Although Batley's stubborn defence repeatedly repulsed the attacks from Matt Storm...
		MOM Leigh34- Batley 8 By Gavin Heaton Date: 11/3/2001 Only a half time roasting from coach Paul Terzis saved Leigh's 100% league record...
	www.local.co.uk /Batley/8 (238 words)

	ICT at Batley Bulldogs
		Fifteen Year 5 children have had extra lessons at Batley Bulldogs Rugby ground throughout the Autumn Term.
		At the end of the school day, for ten weeks, fifteen Year 5 children attended the Batley Bulldogs Study Centre on a Tuesday and Thursday.
		The children also kept log books to record their achievements and were rewarded when they reached target points.
	www.lydgate.demon.co.uk /ict.htm (99 words)

	Match Report - Dewsbury Rams v Batley Bulldogs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Earlier this season, Dewsbury became the first holders of the Roy Powell Memorial Trophy as they beat Batley Bulldogs at Mount Pleasant, and Neil Kelly was determined to retain the cup as they faced the local rivals in the Heavy Woollen re-match at Ram Stadium.
		Five minutes after the re-start, Batley increased their lead to 6 points with a Price penalty conversion.
		The Rams defence, despite a knock-on by Alan Boothroyd on his own 20, managed to keep the Bulldogs at bay to the final hooter.
	www.leeds.ac.uk /bes/person/north/rams/reports/derby.htm (336 words)

	Match Preview - Batley Bulldogs v Halifax RLFC
		Halifax players Dean Lawford and Andy Spink are both former Batley players who moved to the Shay over the winter of 2004/05 whilst Batley's Sean Richardson and Andy Boothroyd both used to play for 'Fax.
		It certainly was in the last couple of visits when the weather enabled fans from both sides to sit at the back of the Glen Tomlinson Stand, bask in the sunshine and partake of various forms of suitable refreshment!
		The touchjudges are L Carson and P Wallace, Selby's Chris Hatton is the fourth official and Jim Smith, that proud son of Greetland, is the match commissioner.
	www.bluesox.co.uk /revamp/CGI_Built/news/2006/04/060413-0002.html (896 words)

	Widnes Vikings RLFC - Official Website of Cheshire's Finest
		The Bulldogs first touch of the football apart from Richardson’s mistake came after seven minutes, when they forced a Widnes dropout from the restart, but the Vikings capitalised on a Batley knock on and scored through Lee Marsh, Nanyn converting.
		Man of the match David Peachey made a welcome return to the side after injury, and was instrumental in the next try, firing a pass to Nanyn who scored his first of four after 20 minutes.
		To end the game in fine style, Onyango’s replacement John Kirkpatrick intercepted a Batley pass and raced almost the length of the field to touch down, with Nanyn converting on the hooter to give himself a tally of 28 points and Widnes Vikings a much needed victory.
	www.widnesvikings.co.uk /news.php?id=564 (626 words)

	Rochdale Hornets : Onward Hornets Onward (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The two matches against Batley Bulldogs have now been reversed so that the away game is now on July the 1st, and the home match is now on the 3rd of June.
		Apparently this has been done to allow some extra time to prepare the pitch for the NFP Grand Final.
		Batley could well have a big say as to Hornets final position in the table
	members.tripod.com /~MARKWEBSTER/site/20010501.htm (66 words)

	GallantYouths.net - the unofficial webspace of Batley Bulldogs RLFC (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		GallantYouths.net - the unofficial webspace of Batley Bulldogs RLFC
		After signing several new members of the pack for next season at the Mount, Bulldogs' coach Gary Thornton has turned his attention to strengthening our half-back pool with the weekend capture of Lee Paterson from National League Two-bound York City Knights.
		Langley's barnstorming charges and try-scoring in the latter stages of the season epitomised the Bulldogs' resurgence over the autumn months, and it is a massive coup for the club and Bulldogs' coach Gary Thornton that the former York City Knight has signed on for next year, after being linked with his old club.
	www.gallantyouths.net (343 words)

	Knowhere: Batley, West Yorkshire, Sports, Football, Rugby, Hockey, etc, Playing Fields, Sports Centres
		Rugby league is found in abundance in Batley.
		That is because children are primed to be large beefy men from an early age.(even the girls) The bulldogs are okay, but anyone who wants to support a GOOD team will support bradford bulls.
		Batley swimming pool is tiny - good for paddling; try Howden Clough if you want a bigger pool.
	www.knowhere.co.uk /3374_sports.html (669 words)

	Ananova - FT: Batley Bulldogs 6 Whitehaven 29
		Their razor-sharp reactions and powerful running had the game sewn up by half-time after loose forward Howard Hill crossed for two tries, quickly followed by Paul O'Neil and centre Wesley Wilson.
		Their giant-sized centre Mick Nanyn weighed in with a try early in the second half to add to his four goals.
		Batley's assistant coach Paul Harrison scored a splendid try, converted by Barry Eaton, but they were never really in the hunt.
	www.ananova.com /sport/story/sm_891230.html (150 words)

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