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British motorcycle speedway rider (1927–1993)
August 1957. Retrieved 5 June 2023 – via British Newspaper Archive. "Ron Mountford takes over as Bees skipper". Coventry Standard. 25 August 1966. Retrieved
Ron_Mountford
English motorcycle speedway team
before they took their place in Division 1 in 1957. Per Olof Söderman, Ron Mountford and Jim Lightfoot emerged as leading riders for the club, and Nigel
Coventry_Bees
21st British motorcycle speedway season
47 Don Cuppleditch 4.45 Frank Johnson 1.60 Birmingham Alan Hunt 7.94 Ron Mountford 7.87 Doug Davies 7.08 Graham Warren 5.31 Eric Boothroyd 5.21 Harry Bastable
1955_Speedway_National_League
British speedway season
Powell 5.01 Jim Yacoby 4.27 Taffy Owen 0.36 Coventry Nigel Boocock 10.54 Ron Mountford 9.29 Rick France 9.22 Jim Lightfoot 8.81 Col Cottrell 5.52 Les Owen
1966_British_League_season
8th edition of the World motorcycle speedway championship
July Leicester Stadium Olle Nygren 10 July The Stadium, Motherwell Ron Mountford 11 July Brandon Stadium Charlie New 11 July Sun Street Stadium Brian
1953 Individual Speedway World Championship
1953_Individual_Speedway_World_Championship
7th edition of the World motorcycle speedway championship
Robinson 19 July Ashfield Stadium Ron Johnston 19 July Brandon Stadium Vic Emms 19 July Old Meadowbank Ron Mountford 19 July Sun Street Stadium Ken Adams
1952 Individual Speedway World Championship
1952_Individual_Speedway_World_Championship
British motorcycle speedway season
Coventry Jack Young 9.01 Nigel Boocock 8.31 Henryk Żyto 7.37 Les Owen 6.60 Ron Mountford 5.79 Graham Warren 5.63 Nick Nicholls 5.50 Jim Lightfoot 5.13 Maury
1960_Speedway_National_League
British motorcycle speedway season
Lazarus 6.64 Chum Taylor 6.62 Jack Gates 6.16 Ron Phillips 6.07 Dick Howard 5.35 Merv Harding 4.19 Ron Johnson 4.18 Cyril Cooper 3.30 Eric Liddell 1.76
1952 Speedway National League Division Two
1952_Speedway_National_League_Division_Two
British motorcycle speedway season
95 Tony Lomas 7.81 Jan Simensen 7.66 Roger Hill 6.16 Les Owen 5.91 Ron Mountford 5.59 John Harrhy 5.07 Cradley Heath Bernt Persson 9.68 Bob Andrews 7
1971_British_League_season
British motorcycle speedway team
financial issues and decreasing attendances and the ban of two riders Ron Mountford and Eric Boothroyd for riding in South Africa. The Brummies reopened
Birmingham_Brummies
14th edition of the World motorcycle speedway championship
Peter Moore Ron Mountford 10 July Leicester Stadium Ken McKinlay Peter Craven Ron Johnston 11 July Brandon Stadium Brian Crutcher Ron Mountford Geoff Mardon
1959 Individual Speedway World Championship
1959_Individual_Speedway_World_Championship
British speedway season
2.60 Dave Hardy 2.55 Coventry Nigel Boocock 10.52 Rick France 8.97 Ron Mountford 8.66 Col Cottrell 6.33 Les Owen 6.25 Clive Hitch 4.89 Roger Hill 4.08
1967_British_League_season
Football tournament season
4) Rick France F Ef 3 2 3 - 8 5) Col Cottrell 2* 2 1 2* 1 - 8 (2) 6) Ron Mountford 3 1* 3 3 3 - 13 (1) 7) Clive Hitch 2* 1 - 3 (1) West Ham Hammers 1)
British League Knockout Cup 1967
British_League_Knockout_Cup_1967
British speedway season
above ten for the fifth consecutive year. He was well supported by Ron Mountford and Czechoslovak star Antonín Kasper Sr. Wimbledon Dons who could only
1968_British_League_season
British speedway season
57 Willie Wilson 7.30 Cyril Cooper 6.20 Jack Gates 6.17 Ron Phillips 6.07 Larry Lazarus 5.61 Ron Johnson 4.46 Bob Lovell 4.39 Eric Liddell 2.74 Coventry
1951 Speedway National League Division Two
1951_Speedway_National_League_Division_Two
British speedway season
Arthur Payne 7.19 Harry Bastable 6.36 Ron Mountford 5.97 Phil Malpass 4.57 Bob Roger 4.48 Ron Barrett 4.21 Ron Mason 3.00 Bill Jemison 1.25 Lionel Watling
1953_Speedway_National_League
Motorcycle speedway world championship season
June Brandon Stadium, Coventry Ron Mountford Doug Templeton Jack Geran 1 July Wimbledon Stadium, London Mike Broadbanks Ron How Bob Andrews 2 July Banister
1963 Individual Speedway World Championship
1963_Individual_Speedway_World_Championship
Motorcycle speedway world championship season
Newport Nigel Boocock Jon Erskine Jack Biggs 20 May White City, Glasgow Ron Mountford Charlie Monk Eric Boocock 21 May Old Meadowbank, Edinburgh George Hunter
1966 Individual Speedway World Championship
1966_Individual_Speedway_World_Championship
Standard Vanguard Phase I 735 6 44 Bob Scarlett Bob Scarlett Ken Maxfield Ron Mountford Standard Vanguard Phase II 736 7 10 A.A. Anderson 'Duck' Anderson Tony
1956 Round Australia Trial (Ampol)
1956_Round_Australia_Trial_(Ampol)
British motorcycle speedway competition
Stadium 1953 Graham Warren () Birmingham Brummies Brandon Stadium 1954 Ron Mountford () Birmingham Brummies Birchfield Ladbroke Stadium 1955 Ken McKinlay
Midland_Riders'_Championship
New Zealand motorcycle speedway championship
() 1955 Not held 1956 Aranui Speedway Ronnie Moore Eric Williams () Ron Mountford () 1957 Not held 1958 Rotorua Speedway Maury Dunn Jules Benson Goog
New_Zealand_Solo_Championship
Greg Garard Holden FE 21 4 70 Bob Scarlett Bob Scarlett Joe Dunlop Ron Mountford Standard Vanguard Phase II 48 5 58 Mrs Blanche Brown Blanche Brown Vince
1957 Round Australia Trial (Ampol)
1957_Round_Australia_Trial_(Ampol)
British motorcycle speedway season
3.27 Peter Kelly 3.17 Bill Powell 2.50 Nick Nicholls 2.33 Coventry Ron Mountford 8.74 Ken McKinlay 8.63 Nigel Boocock 8.20 Les Owen 7.61 Jim Lightfoot
1962_Speedway_National_League
20th season of speedway in the United Kingdom
28 Bob Fletcher 2.86 Peter Williams 1.71 Birmingham Alan Hunt 8.68 Ron Mountford 7.39 Eric Boothroyd 6.54 Arthur Payne 5.60 Jim Tolley 5.14 Ivor Davies
1954_Speedway_National_League
British speedway season
Dave Schofield 2.00 Coventry Nigel Boocock 10.44 Ken McKinlay 9.92 Ron Mountford 7.31 Jim Lightfoot 7.10 Col Cottrell 5.14 Les Owen 5.00 Bryan Elliott
1964_Speedway_National_League
Former British speedway team
Younghusband and Tommy Roper plus significant contributions from guest riders Ron Mountford and Cyril Maidment brought two further away wins at the Oxford Cheetahs
Halifax_Dukes
9th edition of the World motorcycle speedway championship
Robinson 11 43 Ken Middleditch 11 44 Jack Geran 10 45 Kjell Carlsson 9 46 Ron Mountford 9 47 Dent Oliver 9 48 Joel Jansson 8 49 Eric Boothroyd 8 50 Charlie
1954 Individual Speedway World Championship
1954_Individual_Speedway_World_Championship
British motorcycle speedway season
3.60 Birmingham Alan Hunt 9.53 Doug Davies 8.22 Eric Boothroyd 7.74 Ron Mountford 7.48 Jim Tolley 5.16 Neil Mortimer 5.15 Harry Bastable 4.63 Arthur Duncan
1956_Speedway_National_League
Motorcycle speedway world championship season
Ron How 34 8 Ken McKinlay 32 9 Dick Fisher 32 10 Trevor Hedge 31 11 Bryan Elliott 30 12 Jim Lightfoot 30 13 Tadeusz Teodorowicz 30 14 Ron Mountford 30
1964 Individual Speedway World Championship
1964_Individual_Speedway_World_Championship
Former NZ international rugby league coach & NZ rugby league footballer
coach. Mountford was one of ten siblings, he and four of his brothers played rugby league for the South Island whilst Bill Mountford and Ken Mountford played
Ces_Mountford
11th edition of the World motorcycle speedway championship
Lansdale 6 47 Jack Geran 5 48 Junior Bainbridge 5 49 Bill Holden 4 50 Ron Mountford 4 51 Allan Kidd 4 52 Cyril Brine 4 53 Barry East 3 54 Neil Mortimer
1956 Individual Speedway World Championship
1956_Individual_Speedway_World_Championship
British speedway season
Dick Bradley 8.29 Chris Boss 6.85 Geoff Pymar 6.36 Billy Hole 6.11 Jack Mountford 5.87 Tom Oakley 5.50 Johnny Hole 5.23 Eric Salmon 5.00 Jack Summers 5
1952_Speedway_National_League
6th edition of the World motorcycle speedway championship
1951. Retrieved 4 January 2024 – via British Newspaper Archive. "Pioneer Ron comes to Bristol track". Bristol Evening World. 6 July 1951. Retrieved 4
1951 Individual Speedway World Championship
1951_Individual_Speedway_World_Championship
12th edition of the World motorcycle speedway championship
12 5 Jack Geran 11 6 Jack Biggs 10 7 Alf Hagon 9 8 Neil Street 7 9 Ron Mountford 7 10 Eric Boothroyd 6 11 Dick Bradley 5 12 Phil Clarke 5 13 Jim Lightfoot
1957 Individual Speedway World Championship
1957_Individual_Speedway_World_Championship
Motorcycle speedway world championship
Bales 8 25 Alf Hagon 7 26 Jack Geran 7 27 Neil Street 7 28 Ronnie Genz 5 29 Gerry Jackson 5 30 Dick Fisher 4 31 Ron Mountford 4 32 Gordon McGregor 3
1960 Individual Speedway World Championship
1960_Individual_Speedway_World_Championship
British motorcycle speedway season
Tony Robinson 1.20 Graham Coombes 0.29 Coventry Nigel Boocock 8.65 Ron Mountford 7.61 Arthur Forrest 7.28 Nick Nicholls 5.51 Maury Mattingley 5.44 Brian
1959_Speedway_National_League
13th edition of the World motorcycle speedway championship
Edwards 8 24 Ronnie Genz 7 25 Gerald Jackson 6 26 Charlie New 6 27 Arthur Forrest 5 28 Eric Boothroyd 4 29 Ray Cresp 3 30 Phil Clarke 3 31 Ron Mountford 1
1958 Individual Speedway World Championship
1958_Individual_Speedway_World_Championship
British motorcycle speedway season
Bradford/Birmingham Dan Forsberg 9.42 Nigel Boocock 7.92 Ron Clarke 7.84 Eric Boothroyd 7.37/6.78 Ron Mountford 7.23 Arthur Forrest 7.15 Al Allison 5.21 Guy Allott
1957_Speedway_National_League
British motorcycle speedway season
10.02 Arthur Forrest 8.00 Per Olof Söderman 7.78 Jim Lightfoot 6.88 Ron Mountford 6.64 Maury Mattingley 5.47 Reg Duval 4.89 Nick Nicholls 4.46 Les Owen
1958_Speedway_National_League
British motorcycle speedway season
Boocock 9.84 Ken McKinlay 8.99 Jim Lightfoot 7.31 Bryan Elliott 5.52 Ron Mountford 5.35 Les Owen 4.00 Jack Biggs 3.59 Peter Brough 3.05 Rick France 1.33
1963_Speedway_National_League
British speedway season
12 Vic White 4.10 Dave Schofield 1.67 Coventry Nigel Boocock 11.12 Ron Mountford 8.74 Jim Lightfoot 8.65 Rick France 6.30 Col Cottrell 6.00 Les Owen
1965_British_League_season
British speedway season
McKenzie 3.48 Val Morton 2.89 Bob Serrurier 1.60 Birmingham Alan Hunt 9.75 Ron Mountford 8.17 Graham Warren 7.92 Arthur Payne 7.33 Eric Boothroyd 6.20 Cyril
1951_Speedway_National_League
Laurie Sanders Laurie Sanders Norm Enright Ron Bell Holden FE 135 40 41 Bob Scarlett Bob Scarlett Ron Mountford Ken Maxfield Standard Vanguard Phase II 137
1958 Round Australia Trial (Ampol)
1958_Round_Australia_Trial_(Ampol)
British motorcycle speedway season
78 Les Owen 6.08 Tony Lomas 5.91 Roger Hill 5.90 Col Cottrell 5.66 Ron Mountford 1.58 Cradley Heath Bernt Persson 9.29 Roy Trigg 8.45 Colin Pratt 7.75
1970_British_League_season
British motorcycle speedway season
Nigel Boocock 7.84 Jack Young 7.73 Les Owen 7.44 Nick Nicholls 6.00 Ron Mountford 5.97 Kazimierz Bentke 5.10 Maury Mattingley 4.00 Jim Lightfoot 4.15
1961_Speedway_National_League
10th edition of the World motorcycle speedway championship
Middleditch 19 20 Ron Mountford 18 21 Jack Geran 18 22 Jack Biggs 17 23 Alan Hunt 17 24 Les McGillivray 17 25 Peter Moore 15 26 Ron How 14 27 Harry Bastable
1955 Individual Speedway World Championship
1955_Individual_Speedway_World_Championship
Motorcycle speedway world championship season
41+3 2 Barry Briggs 41+2 3 Ronnie Moore 38 4 Ken McKinlay 33 5 Ron How 30 6 Ron Mountford 29 7 Bob Andrews 29 8 Mike Broadbanks 26 Pos. Rider Points 9 Nigel
1962 Individual Speedway World Championship
1962_Individual_Speedway_World_Championship
English speedway rider (1927–2022)
suspended by the Auto Cyclist Union, along with Birmingham teammate Ron Mountford for riding in South Africa. Over the next three years (1958 to 1960)
Eric_Boothroyd
British speedway season
Perkins 4.73 Jim Tolley 4.44 Ron Mountford 3.92 Dennis Hitchings 3.61 Bob Wells 3.33 Wilf Willstead 2.61 Bradford Jack Biggs 8.78 Ron Clarke 8.35 Eddie Rigg
1950_Speedway_National_League
American actress (born 1961)
"Aristo: Minerva, Chichester". The Guardian. Retrieved January 7, 2018. Mountford, Fiona (May 24, 2016). "Alexi Kaye Campbell: Interview". Evening Standard
Elizabeth_McGovern
New Zealand painter (1910–1998)
Sir Mountford Tosswill "Toss" Woollaston (11 April 1910 – 30 August 1998) was a New Zealand artist. He is regarded as one of the most important New Zealand
Toss_Woollaston
Sports season
team was: Warwick Clarke, Roy Nurse, Len Jordan, Maurie Robertson, Bill Mountford, Roy Clark (c), Rex Cunningham, John Newton, Bob Aynsley, Bruce Graham
1946 New Zealand rugby league season
1946_New_Zealand_rugby_league_season
Reference library in Adelaide, South Australia
The Mountford-Sheard Collection is a collection of journals, sound recordings and other works created, written and gathered by Charles P. Mountford, which
State Library of South Australia
State_Library_of_South_Australia
NZ RL coach and former NZ international rugby league footballer
Sunday Star-Times. 2 December 2007. Retrieved 5 November 2011. Legendary Ron Ackland passes away Archived 2013-10-31 at the Wayback Machine warriors.co
Ron_Ackland
American actor (1932–2016)
Archived from the original on June 3, 2016. Retrieved July 1, 2015. Fiona Mountford (November 12, 2013). "Twelve Angry Men, Garrick Theatre — review". London
Robert_Vaughn
NZ international rugby league footballer and coach
Blanchard 1972 Des Barchard 1974–75 George Menzies 1977–78 Ron Ackland 1979–82 Ces Mountford 1983–86 Graham Lowe 1987–89 Tony Gordon 1990–91 Bob Bailey
George_Menzies
Association football club in Colombia
Madrid years later), as well the Englishmen Neil Franklin and George Mountford from Stoke City, and Charlie Mitten from Manchester United. However, the
Independiente_Santa_Fe
(1974–1979). Josip Milković, 83, Croatian handball player and coach. Tim Mountford, 80, American Olympic cyclist (1964, 1968). Helmut Nadolski, 83, Polish
Deaths_in_June_2026
5th edition of the World motorcycle speedway championship
Chitty 15 38 Charles Cullum 15 39 Ron Mason 14 40 Eric French 13 41 Dick Seers 13 42 Bill Kitchen 12 43 Jack Mountford 11 44 Lindsay Mitchell 10 45 Junior
1950 Individual Speedway World Championship
1950_Individual_Speedway_World_Championship
the Bad Guys Waco 1970 The McMasters White Feather Macho Callahan David Mountford 1972 Boxcar Bertha Bill 'Big Bill' Shelly 1973 The Long Goodbye Dave a
David_Carradine_filmography
American semi-professional soccer league
@LoudounUnitedFC (December 8, 2025). "Loudoun United FC 2 has named Matthew Mountford as head coach. Welcome Matthew!" (Tweet) – via X (formerly Twitter). "Salem
USL_League_Two
Satirical comedy musical
Opera that's a welcome relief". The Guardian. Retrieved March 8, 2016. Mountford, Fiona (October 9, 2014). "Urinetown, Apollo - theatre review: 'Jamie
Urinetown
Largest city in Maryland, United States
29–30. Thomas, 1874, p. 323 Wroth, 1938, p. 41 Wroth, 1922, p. 114 Kent Mountford (July 1, 2003). "History behind sugar trade, Chesapeake not always sweet"
Baltimore
English footballer (1934–1995)
on a football pitch. He was described as 'mad' by Stoke trainer Frank Mountford and on more than one occasion he would headbutt an opponent whilst the
Eddie_Clamp
British jet-powered delta wing strategic bomber
based at Southend Airport, and XM655 (G-VULC), based at Wellesbourne Mountford Airfield. XJ823, a B.2, can be seen at the Solway Aviation Museum at Carlisle
Avro_Vulcan
British diplomat (born 1954)
2023. Retrieved 12 November 2023. Mountford, Adam (20 May 2008). "TMS starts the series in style". BBC Sport. Mountford, Adam (7 July 2008). "From the Commons
Valerie_Amos,_Baroness_Amos
English football club season
Colchester October 1952 George Mountford Stoke City October 1952 Des Farrow Jobey Dean Thoresby Colliery November 27, 1952 Ron Higgins Brighton January 1953
1952–53 Queens Park Rangers F.C. season
1952–53_Queens_Park_Rangers_F.C._season
NZ international rugby league footballer & coach
Blanchard 1972 Des Barchard 1974–75 George Menzies 1977–78 Ron Ackland 1979–82 Ces Mountford 1983–86 Graham Lowe 1987–89 Tony Gordon 1990–91 Bob Bailey
Travers_Hardwick
British ballet dancer
Christmas (Tour-Liverpool)". whatsonstage.com. Retrieved 9 May 2014. Fiona Mountford (7 July 2011). "Singin' in the Rain, Chichester Festival – review". Evening
Adam_Cooper_(dancer)
Australian rugby league coach and administrator
Blanchard 1972 Des Barchard 1974–75 George Menzies 1977–78 Ron Ackland 1979–82 Ces Mountford 1983–86 Graham Lowe 1987–89 Tony Gordon 1990–91 Bob Bailey
Ernest_Mair
Musical by Conor McPherson
is inspired and the treatment piercingly beautiful", The Independent Mountford, Fiona (2017-11-30). "Girl From the North Country review: A magnificent
Girl from the North Country (musical)
Girl_from_the_North_Country_(musical)
Cycling hall of fame
McElmury (1989) Francois Mertens (2000) George Lewis Mount (1997) Tim Mountford (2017) Doris Kopsky Muller (1992) Mike Neel (2000) Rob Parsons (2012)
United States Bicycling Hall of Fame
United_States_Bicycling_Hall_of_Fame
Public high school in California, United States
Moore, computer scientist Erin Moran, actress Susan Morrow, actress Tim Mountford, cyclist Corin Nemec, actor, producer Ken Osmond, actor Karen Pendleton
North_Hollywood_High_School
University in London, England
the institution. The Royal Polytechnic Institution was built by William Mountford Nurse in 1837 and opened at 309 Regent Street on 6 August 1838 to provide
University_of_Westminster
NZ international rugby league footballer and coach
Blanchard 1972 Des Barchard 1974–75 George Menzies 1977–78 Ron Ackland 1979–82 Ces Mountford 1983–86 Graham Lowe 1987–89 Tony Gordon 1990–91 Bob Bailey
Bob_Bailey_(rugby_league)
Sports season
lost a series against the touring Australian side 0–2. Coached by Ces Mountford, New Zealand included; Michael O'Donnell, Kevin Fisher, Olsen Filipaina
1980 New Zealand rugby league season
1980_New_Zealand_rugby_league_season
Former NZ RL coach and rugby league footballer
Blanchard 1972 Des Barchard 1974–75 George Menzies 1977–78 Ron Ackland 1979–82 Ces Mountford 1983–86 Graham Lowe 1987–89 Tony Gordon 1990–91 Bob Bailey
Morrie_Church
Australian miniseries
Teale as Hamilton Wrightson Peter Mountford as John Howard Justine Saunders as Allison Burnie Tom E. Lewis as Ben Burnie Ron Graham as Father Valdera Betty
Silent_Reach
Eagles player Ron Moses, Balmain player Cecil Mountford (1919–2009), International representative and Wigan RFL player Bill Mountford, New Zealand representative
List of family relations in rugby league
List_of_family_relations_in_rugby_league
Origin". Locust Point Civic Association. Retrieved January 31, 2026. Mountford, Kent (May 5, 2020). "Ghosts of industrial heyday still haunt Baltimore's
History_of_Baltimore
Pete the Police Officer, Teno Pollick as Tod Alexander Crawford, Diane Mountford as Ruthie Rutherford, Will Allen as Frankie the Movie Boy, Selmer Jackson
The Alfred Hitchcock Hour season 9
The_Alfred_Hitchcock_Hour_season_9
NZ rugby league footballer and coach
Blanchard 1972 Des Barchard 1974–75 George Menzies 1977–78 Ron Ackland 1979–82 Ces Mountford 1983–86 Graham Lowe 1987–89 Tony Gordon 1990–91 Bob Bailey
Bill_Telford
New Zealand international rugby league footballer (1927–2023)
Blanchard 1972 Des Barchard 1974–75 George Menzies 1977–78 Ron Ackland 1979–82 Ces Mountford 1983–86 Graham Lowe 1987–89 Tony Gordon 1990–91 Bob Bailey
Des_White
captain Mark Graham the only overseas player. The team was coached by Ces Mountford. Although not part of the original squad, Wigan prop forward Danny Campbell
1980 New Zealand rugby league tour of Great Britain and France
1980_New_Zealand_rugby_league_tour_of_Great_Britain_and_France
Australian rugby league coach
Blanchard 1972 Des Barchard 1974–75 George Menzies 1977–78 Ron Ackland 1979–82 Ces Mountford 1983–86 Graham Lowe 1987–89 Tony Gordon 1990–91 Bob Bailey
Daniel Anderson (rugby league)
Daniel_Anderson_(rugby_league)
NZ international rugby league footballer and coach
Blanchard 1972 Des Barchard 1974–75 George Menzies 1977–78 Ron Ackland 1979–82 Ces Mountford 1983–86 Graham Lowe 1987–89 Tony Gordon 1990–91 Bob Bailey
Maurie_Robertson
Australian rugby league footballer and coach
Davies 1948 Frank Whitcombe 1949 Ernest Ward 1950 Gerry Helme 1951 Ces Mountford 1952 Billy Ivison 1953 Peter Ramsden 1954 Gerry Helme 1955 Jack Grundy
Brett_Hodgson
Australian former professional RL coach and former rugby league footballer
Blanchard 1972 Des Barchard 1974–75 George Menzies 1977–78 Ron Ackland 1979–82 Ces Mountford 1983–86 Graham Lowe 1987–89 Tony Gordon 1990–91 Bob Bailey
Michael Maguire (rugby league)
Michael_Maguire_(rugby_league)
British radio serial drama (1948–1969)
Dale's sister) Thea Wells as Isobelle Fielding Vivienne Chatterton as Mrs. Mountford Jack Howarth as Mr. Maggs Grace Allardyce as Mrs. Morgan/Maggs Hattie
Mrs_Dale's_Diary
NZ & Australia international rugby league footballer and coach
Blanchard 1972 Des Barchard 1974–75 George Menzies 1977–78 Ron Ackland 1979–82 Ces Mountford 1983–86 Graham Lowe 1987–89 Tony Gordon 1990–91 Bob Bailey
George_A._Gillett
Sport governing body
Blanchard Travers Hardwick Karl Ifwersen Charlie McBride Bill McLennan Cecil Mountford Maurie Robertson Bill Sorensen Kurt Sorensen 2001 Inductees Albert Baskerville
New_Zealand_Rugby_League
English football club season
September 1953 October 1953 Hereford U George Mountford Stoke October 1952 Exch. October 1953 Hereford U Ron Higgins Brighton January 1953 Exch. January
1953–54 Queens Park Rangers F.C. season
1953–54_Queens_Park_Rangers_F.C._season
English puppeteer, actress and singer (born 1956)
Poppins posts closing notices", Indie London, retrieved 5 April 2009 Mountford, Fiona. "Street of Broken Dreams"[dead link], Evening Standard, 11 February
Louise_Gold
Wendy Fatin ALP 6.7 Kalgoorlie WA Graeme Campbell ALP 6.7 Banks NSW John Mountford ALP 6.8 Herbert Qld Ted Lindsay ALP 6.8 Perth WA Ric Charlesworth ALP
Post-election pendulum for the 1987 Australian federal election
Post-election_pendulum_for_the_1987_Australian_federal_election
New Zealand international rugby league footballer and coach
Blanchard 1972 Des Barchard 1974–75 George Menzies 1977–78 Ron Ackland 1979–82 Ces Mountford 1983–86 Graham Lowe 1987–89 Tony Gordon 1990–91 Bob Bailey
Jim_Amos_(rugby_league)
List of sport persons who play the sport of curling
Maroldo Jenna Martin (Jenna Haag) Joyance Meechai Debbie McCormick Lori Mountford Sydney Mullaney Natalie Nicholson Anne O'Hara Nancy Pearson (Nancy Wallace)
List_of_curlers
Manx motorcycle racer (1987–2018)
win". Bike Sport News. bikesportnews.com Ltd. Retrieved 5 June 2018. Mountford held on for an excellent fifth ahead of Kneen, Derek Sheils, Dean Harrison
Dan_Kneen
British motorcycle speedway season
Beaumont 2.77 George Gower 1.00 Bristol Fred Tuck 9.50 Mike Beddoe 8.06 Jack Mountford 7.27 Billy Hole 6.86 Roger Wise 6.25 Eric Salmon 5.89 Jack Cooley 5.67
1947 Speedway National League Division Two
1947_Speedway_National_League_Division_Two
Medal 2016: Darcy Cameron was drafted to the Sydney Swans 2015: Declan Mountford was drafted to North Melbourne 2014: Mitch McGovern was drafted to Adelaide
North_Albany_Football_Club
England international dual-code rugby footballer & rugby league coach
Taking into account the retrospective Clive Churchill medal awarded to Ron Coote in 1971, Sam Burgess was the first South Sydney player to claim the
Sam_Burgess
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