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1989
National Championship (Ch section)
Date:
7 Oct 1989
Venue:
Royal Albert Hall, London
Adjudicator(s):
Arthur Butterworth, Geoffrey Brand, William Relton
Test piece:
Odin, from the land of fire and ice, Op 76 (Arthur Butterworth)
Pos
Band
Conductor
Draw
Points
1
Desford Colliery Caterpillar
James Watson
14
197
2
John Foster & Sons Black Dyke Mills
David King
6
196
3
Murray International Whitburn
James Scott
21
193
4
Britannia Building Society
Howard Snell
16
191
5
Asphaltic Newham
Nigel Taken
10
189
6
William Davis Construction Group
Dr Keith Wilkinson
11
188
7
John Laing (Hendon)
Melvin White
20
187
8
Leyland DAF
Richard Evans
12
186
9
Grimethorpe Colliery
Lt Col Frank Renton
2
185
10
CWS (Glasgow)
Michael Antrobus
19
184
11
PMG Heart of England
David Stowell
22
183
12
Camborne Town
Steve Sykes
5
182
13
Sun Life
Christopher Adey
13
181
14
British Aerospace Wingates
David James
7
180
15
Brighouse & Rastrick
Derek Broadbent
1
179
16
Parc & Dare (National Fuel Distributors)
Paul Cosh
15
178
17
Ever Ready
Roger Payne
4
177
18
Airquick (Newark) Ransome
Don Blakeson
17
175
19
Jaguar Cars (City of Coventry)
Ray Farr
8
174
20
Coal Products (CPL)
Roy Curran
18
173
21
Bedwas, Trethomas & Machen
Nigel Seaman
9
172
22
Rigid Containers Group
Bramwell Tovey
3
170
With this win, Desford Colliery Caterpillar secured a hat-trick of National Championship victories and were barred from competing in the 1990 championship.