Tournament details | |
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Country | England |
Final positions | |
Champions | Halifax Dukes |
Runner-up | Wimbledon Dons |
The British League Knockout Cup 1966 was the 28th edition of the Knockout Cup. [1] Halifax Dukes won the cup and therefore secured the league and cup double. [2] [3]
Newcastle Diamonds | 54 - 42 | Oxford Cheetahs |
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Ivan Mauger 15* | Arne Pander 15 |
West Ham Hammers | 59 - 37 | Exeter Falcons |
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Norman Hunter 14 Sverre Harrfeldt 14 | Gerry Jackson 15 |
Kings Lynn Stars | 59 - 37 | Wimbledon Dons |
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Peter Moore 12 Terry Betts 12 | Trevor Hedge 14 Olle Nygren 12 (2) |
Halifax Dukes | 57 - 39 | Glasgow Tigers |
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Eric Boocock 14 | Charlie Monk 13 |
Hackney Hawks | 48.5 - 47.5 | Cradley Heath Heathens |
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Colin Pratt 15 | Ivor Brown 12 |
Wimbledon Dons | 50 - 46 | Swindon Robins |
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Olle Nygren 13 | Barry Briggs 18* |
Long Eaton Archers | 54 - 40 | Edinburgh Monarchs |
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Leif Enecrona 14 | Doug Templeton 11 |
West Ham Hammers | 61 - 35 | Wolverhampton Wolves |
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Sverre Harrfeldt 15* Norman Hunter 15* | Gordon Guasco 10 Peter Vandenberg 10 |
Poole Pirates | 53 - 43 | Newcastle Diamonds |
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Geoff Mudge 12 (1) Ronnie Genz 12 (1) | Ivan Mauger 21* |
Coventry Bees | 55 - 41 | Sheffield Tigers |
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Nigel Boocock 13 (1) Rick France 12 (1) | John Dews 10 |
Belle Vue Aces | 60 - 36 | Newport Wasps |
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Cyril Maidment 15* | Göte Nordin 10 |
Halifax Dukes | 52 - 44 | West Ham Hammers |
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Tommy Roper 13 | Ken McKinlay 15 |
Hackney Hawks | 47 - 49 | Wimbledon Dons |
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Colin Pratt 14 (1)* | Olle Nygren 13 |
Poole Pirates | 53 - 43 | Coventry Bees |
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Bill Andrew 9 (2) Norman Strachan 9 (2) | Coventry tried to use rider replacement for Jim Lightfoot, but Poole wrongly objected. Match was re run as a consequence | Nigel Boocock 18* |
Belle Vue Aces | 47 - 49 | Long Eaton Archers |
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Cyril Maidment 15* | Ray Wilson 18* |
Poole Pirates | 47 - 49 | Coventry Bees |
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Bill Andrew 12 | Rick France 17 (1)* |
Halifax Dukes | 60 - 36 | Belle Vue Aces |
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Eric Boocock 12 Tommy Roper 10 (2) | Sándor Lévai 12 |
Wimbledon Dons | 60 - 36 | Coventry Bees |
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Olle Nygren 15* | Nigel Boocock 16 |
Halifax Dukes | 69 - 27 | Wimbledon Dons |
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[4] |
Scorers
Halifax Dukes
Heat by Heat
Wimbledon Dons | 52 - 44 | Halifax Dukes |
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[4] |
Scorers
Wimbledon Dons
Heat by Heat
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