Bromsgrove Central
Party    Candidate          Votes            %                ±%
         Conservative       Rita Dent        1,166            41.70  [Increase] 6.70
         Liberal Democrats  Robert Hunter    798              28.54  [Increase] 22.63
         Labour             Jacqui O'Reilly  527              18.85  [Decrease] 9.15
         UKIP               Adrian Smart     186              6.65   [Decrease] 19.50
         Green              Michelle Baker   119              4.26   [Increase] 0.53
Turnout  2,796              38.33
         Conservative hold  Swing            [Increase] 7.93

Bromsgrove East
Party    Candidate          Votes         %                 ±%
         Conservative       Kit Taylor    1,697             59.36  [Increase] 20.26
         Liberal Democrats  Janet King    514               17.98  [Increase] 1.55
         Labour             Rory Shannon  426               14.90  [Decrease] 2.59
         Green              Stan Baker    222               7.76   N/A
Turnout  2,859              36.18
         Conservative hold  Swing         [Increase] 11.43

Bromsgrove South
Party    Candidate          Votes               %                ±%
         Labour             Christopher Bloore  1,263            50.50  [Increase] 1.99
         Conservative       Claire Jones        1,013            40.50  [Increase] 7.82
         Liberal Democrats  Leah-Nani Alconcel  123              4.92   [Increase] 0.77
         Green              Marcus Draper       102              4.08   [Decrease] 3.32
Turnout  2,501              31.52
         Labour hold        Swing               [Decrease] 3.91

Bromsgrove West
Party    Candidate          Votes               %                ±%
         Labour             Luke Mallett        1,640            64.95  [Increase] 12.69
         Conservative       Melanie Britton     709              28.08  [Increase] 6.52
         Liberal Democrats  Michael Mihailovic  90               3.56   [Increase] 1.08
         Green              David Baker         86               3.41   N/A
Turnout  2,525              33.36
         Labour hold        Swing               [Increase] 9.61

Clent Hills
Party    Candidate                           Votes             %                 ±%
         Conservative                        Karen May         1,574             45.33  [Increase] 15.88
         Independent                         Steve Colella     1,426             41.07  N/A
         Labour                              Lorraine Johnson  236               6.80   [Increase] 0.32
         Green                               Susan Jones       131               3.77   N/A
         Liberal Democrats                   Leia Beavis       105               3.02   N/A
Turnout  3,472                               39.54
         Conservative gain from Independent  Swing             [Increase] 31.33


2017 Worcestershire County Council election

Woodvale
Party    Candidate          Votes               %                ±%
         Conservative       Shirley Webb        1,764            62.53  [Increase] 11.1
         Labour             Bernard McEldowney  721              25.56  [Decrease] 8.83
         Liberal Democrats  Christopher Walker  173              6.13   N/A
         Green              Julian Gray         163              5.78   [Decrease] 8.4
Turnout  2,821              33.42
         Conservative hold  Swing               [Increase] 9.72

Wythall
Party    Candidate                           Votes               %                 ±%
         Conservative                        Adam Kent           1,231             49.80  [Increase] 17.36
         Independent                         Stephen Peters      970               39.24  [Decrease] 11.82
         Liberal Democrats                   Kenneth Richardson  170               6.88   [Increase] 4.99
         Green                               Angela Day          101               4.09   N/A
Turnout  2,472                               34.36
         Conservative gain from Independent  Swing               [Increase] 14.59

Malvern Hills

Croome
Party    Candidate                           Votes              %                ±%
         Conservative                        Paul Middlebrough  1,091            43.16  [Increase] 13.16
         Independent                         Roger Sutton       970              38.37  [Increase] 5.11
         Labour                              Irene Stickley     163              6.45   [Decrease] 3.52
         UKIP                                Doug Guest         158              6.25   [Decrease] 20.53
         Green                               John Lambeth       146              5.78   N/A
Turnout  2,528                               36.67
         Conservative gain from Independent  Swing              [Increase] 9.14

Hallow
Party    Candidate          Votes         %                 ±%
         Conservative       Phil Grove    1,991             71.34  [Increase] 33.39
         Labour             Colin Bexley  337               12.07  [Increase] 4.13
         Liberal Democrats  John Drage    320               11.47  N/A
         UKIP               Danny Young   143               5.12   [Decrease] 24.75
Turnout  2,899              40.53
         Conservative hold  Swing         [Increase] 29.07

Malvern Chase
Party    Candidate          Votes             %                 ±%
         Conservative       Lucy Hodgson      1,372             47.33  [Increase] 17.63
         Liberal Democrats  William Chaundy   699               24.11  [Decrease] 4.59
         Labour             John Gallagher    417               14.38  [Increase] 3.78
         Green              Jackie Smethurst  260               8.97   [Increase] 0.67
         UKIP               Jeanette Sheen    151               5.21   [Decrease] 17.39
Turnout  2,899              41%
         Conservative hold  Swing             [Increase] 11.11


Malvern Langland
Party    Candidate          Votes            %                 ±%
         Conservative       James O'Donnell  767               33.86  [Increase] 9.14
         Liberal Democrats  Caroline Bovey   723               31.92  [Increase] 8.54
         Labour             Lynne Lambeth    384               16.95  [Increase] 3.28
         Independent        Ian Hopwood      155               6.84   N/A
         Green              Dinah Sage       137               6.05   [Decrease] 2.77
         UKIP               Richard Spencer  99                4.37   [Decrease] 20.2
Turnout  2,265              30.3
         Conservative hold  Swing            [Increase] 14.67

Malvern Link
Party    Candidate          Votes            %                 ±%
         Conservative       Paul Tuthill     1,327             45.89  [Increase] 11.45
         Liberal Democrats  Kwai Hung Chan   794               27.46  [Increase] 20.96
         Labour             Martin Willis    408               14.11  [Increase] 0.22
         Green              William Jenkins  208               7.19   [Decrease] 10.45
         UKIP               Mike Savage      155               5.36   [Decrease] 22.17
Turnout  2,892              37.65
         Conservative hold  Swing            [Increase] 16.81

Malvern Trinity
Party    Candidate          Votes             %                 ±%
         Green              John Raine        930               38.18  [Increase] 13.31
         Conservative       Tony Baker        765               31.03  [Increase] 8.95
         Liberal Democrats  Kaleem Askar      365               14.98  [Decrease] 4.55
         Labour             Samantha Charles  262               10.76  [Increase] 1.88
         UKIP               Len Marshall      123               5.05   [Decrease] 19.59
Turnout  2,436              37.36
         Green hold         Swing             [Increase] 16.45

Powick
Party    Candidate               Votes           %                ±%
         Liberal Democrats       Tom Wells       2,407            72.2   [Increase] 5.10
         Conservative            Justin Chieffo  807              24.21  [Increase] 9.11
         UKIP                    David Barrie    120              3.60   [Decrease] 8.95
Turnout  3,334                   43.94
         Liberal Democrats hold  Swing           [Decrease] 7.11

Tenbury
Party    Candidate          Votes                  %                 ±%
         Conservative       Ken Pollock            1,772             60.07  [Increase] 4.68
         Labour             Jonathan Pryce Morgan  551               18.68  [Increase] 8.31
         Liberal Democrats  Elaine Drage           255               8.64   N/A
         Green              Stephen Main           192               6.51   [Decrease] 2.20
         UKIP               Malcolm Delingpole     180               6.10   [Decrease] 19.43
Turnout  2,950              36.80
         Conservative hold  Swing                  [Increase] 12.06

Redditch


Redditch

Arrow Valley East
Party    Candidate                      Votes              %                ±%
         Conservative                   Juliet Brunner     2,000            37.88
         Conservative                   Tom Baker-Price    1,957            37.06
         Labour                         Joe Baker          1,913            36.23
         Labour                         Wanda King         1,637            31.00
         UKIP                           Paul Swansborough  965              18.28
         UKIP                           Peter Bridle       849              16.08
         Liberal Democrats              David Gee          316              5.98
         Liberal Democrats              Hans Windheuser    209              3.96
         Green                          Robert Wardell     167              3.16
         Green                          Rylma White        155              2.94
Turnout  10,168                         32.47
         Conservative gain from UKIP    Swing              [Increase] 8.91

         Conservative gain from Labour  Swing              [Increase] 5.71

Arrow Valley West
Party    Candidate          Votes           %                ±%
         Labour             Andrew Fry      1,943            44.00
         Labour             Pattie Hill     1,797            40.69
         Conservative       Matthew Dormer  1,574            35.64
         Conservative       David Thain     1,276            28.89
         UKIP               Scott Preston   468              10.60
         UKIP               Kathy Haslam    466              10.55
         Liberal Democrats  Diane Thomas    290              6.57
         Liberal Democrats  Russell Taylor  220              4.98
         Green              Rachel Wardell  176              3.99
         Green              Kevin White     126              2.85
         Independent        Sharnah Wynn    121              2.74   N/A
Turnout  8,457              30.74
         Labour hold        Swing           [Decrease] 2.95

         Labour hold        Swing           [Decrease] 1.80

Redditch North
Party    Candidate                      Votes            %                ±%
         Labour                         Robin Lunn       1,994            42.07
         Conservative                   Brandon Clayton  1,921            40.53
         Labour                         Graham Vickery   1,841            38.84
         Conservative                   Gareth Prosser   1,698            35.82
         UKIP                           Sally Woodhall   388              8.19
         UKIP                           Barry Thornton   377              7.95
         Green                          Steven Pound     264              5.57
         Liberal Democrats              Anthony Pitt     257              5.42
         Green                          Simon Venables   238              5.02
         Liberal Democrats              Ian Webster      189              3.99
Turnout  9,167                          32.87
         Labour hold                    Swing            [Increase] 4.81

         Conservative gain from Labour  Swing            [Increase] 3.99


Conservative gain from Labour  Swing            [Increase] 3.99

Redditch South
Party    Candidate                    Votes               %                 ±%
         Conservative                 Roger Bennett       2,998             55.88
         Conservative                 Jane Potter         2,519             46.95
         Labour                       Dr. Gillian Cooper  1,467             27.34
         Labour                       Mike Lewington      1,313             24.47
         UKIP                         Melvyn Haugh        463               8.63
         Liberal Democrats            Pamela Gee          357               6.65
         Liberal Democrats            Rita Hindle         341               6.36
         UKIP                         David Greenwood     338               6.30
         Green                        Claire Davies       312               5.82
         Green                        Alistair Waugh      237               4.42
Turnout  10,345                       34.58
         Conservative hold            Swing               [Increase] 12.19

         Conservative gain from UKIP  Swing               [Increase] 9.55

Worcester

Bedwardine
Party    Candidate          Votes          %                 ±%
         Conservative       Alan Amos      1,460             53.05  [Increase] 14.05
         Labour             Daniel Walton  808               29.36  [Increase] 6.48
         Liberal Democrats  Mike Mullins   218               7.92   [Increase] 2.72
         Green              Daniel Daye    140               5.09   [Decrease] 0.16
         UKIP               Paul Hickling  126               4.58   [Decrease] 20.56
Turnout  2,752              38.66
         Conservative hold  Swing          [Increase] 17.31

Claines
Party    Candidate                                 Votes           %                ±%
         Conservative                              Andy Stafford   1,543            45.64  [Increase] 15.95
         Liberal Democrats                         Mel Allcott     1,096            32.42  [Decrease] 1.21
         Labour                                    Robert Lodge    446              13.19  [Increase] 1.49
         Green                                     Peter Robinson  197              5.83   [Decrease] 1.02
         UKIP                                      Mark Hulme      99               2.93   [Decrease] 15.20
Turnout  3,381                                     44.97
         Conservative gain from Liberal Democrats  Swing           [Increase] 8.58

Gorse Hill and Warndon
Party    Candidate      Votes          %                 ±%
         Labour         Ceri Stalker   923               47.82  [Decrease] 4.37
         Conservative   Phoenix Jones  587               30.41  [Increase] 18.73
         UKIP           Owen Cleary    276               14.30  [Decrease] 16.85
         Green          Paul Snookes   105               5.44   [Increase] 0.46
         Britain First  Linda Bell     39                2.02   N/A
Turnout  1,930          25.17
         Labour hold    Swing          [Increase] 10.61


Nunnery
Party    Candidate          Votes           %                ±%
         Labour Co-op       Pat Agar        1,049            49.43  [Decrease] 1.70
         Conservative       Chris Mitchell  708              33.36  [Increase] 2.75
         UKIP               Jon Barras      148              6.97   N/A
         Green              Barbara Mitra   125              5.89   [Decrease] 2.66
         Liberal Democrats  Karen Lawrence  125              3.82   N/A
         Britain First      Carl Mason      11               0.52   N/A
Turnout  2,122              32.50
         Labour Co-op hold  Swing           [Decrease] 2.26

Rainbow Hill
Party    Candidate          Votes              %                ±%
         Labour Co-op       Paul Denham        1,027            49.42  [Increase] 4.0
         Conservative       Francis Lankester  615              29.60  [Increase] 1.82
         Green              Marjory Bisset     150              7.22   [Increase] 0.82
         UKIP               David Carney       112              5.39   [Decrease] 13.94
         Liberal Democrats  Taylor Jon         71               3.42   N/A
         Women's Equality   Leisa Taylor       66               3.18   N/A
         Independent        Alex Rugg          37               1.78   N/A
Turnout  2,078              31.16
         Labour Co-op hold  Swing              [Increase] 2.91

Riverside
Party    Candidate          Votes           %                ±%
         Conservative       Simon Geraghty  1,561            49.94  [Increase] 10.99
         Labour             Lynn Denham     994              31.80  [Decrease] 2.04
         Green              Hannah Cooper   238              7.61   [Increase] 0.79
         Liberal Democrats  Ken Carpenter   211              6.75   N/A
         UKIP               Hazel Finch     122              3.90   [Decrease] 14.35
Turnout  3,126              39.26
         Conservative hold  Swing           [Increase] 6.52

St. John
Party    Candidate          Votes           %                ±%
         Labour Co-op       Richard Udall   1,003            57.38  [Decrease] 2.35
         Conservative       Irene Deamer    481              27.52  [Increase] 6.23
         UKIP               Rob Menzies     102              5.84   N/A
         Green              Richard Morris  91               5.21   [Decrease] 1.85
         Liberal Democrats  Steve Mather    71               4.06   N/A
Turnout  1,748              30.12
         Labour Co-op hold  Swing           [Decrease] 4.29


St. Peter
Party    Candidate          Votes            %                 ±%
         Conservative       Steve MacKay     2,014             52.57  [Increase] 1.62
         Green              Jane Moorhouse   1,363             35.58  [Increase] 23.11
         Labour             Stephen Tallett  347               9.06   [Decrease] 20.71
         UKIP               John Beacham     107               2.79   N/A
Turnout  3,831              44.74
         Conservative hold  Swing            [Increase] 11.27

St. Stephen
Party    Candidate     Votes            %                ±%
         Green         Matthew Jenkins  1,554            53.05  [Increase] 10.61
         Conservative  Alan Feeney      855              28.32  [Decrease] 4.44
         Labour        Saiful Islam     477              15.80  [Decrease] 9.0
         UKIP          Paul Boyles      133              4.41   N/A
Turnout  3,019         38.27
         Green hold    Swing            [Increase] 7.53

Warndon Parish
Party    Candidate          Votes               %                 ±%
         Conservative       Andy Roberts        1,564             58.69  [Increase] 6.64
         Labour Co-op       Paul Mountain       596               22.36  [Increase] 1.46
         Liberal Democrats  Darrell Butler      215               8.07   N/A
         UKIP               Jacqueline Burnett  154               5.78   [Decrease] 22.14
         Green              Alison Morgan       136               5.10   [Decrease] 4.03
Turnout  2,665              30.94
         Conservative hold  Swing               [Increase] 14.39

Wychavon

Bowbrook
Party    Candidate          Votes             %                 ±%
         Conservative       Tony Miller       2,152             69.02  [Increase] 22.77
         Labour             Steve Ainsworth   357               11.45  [Decrease] 0.76
         Liberal Democrats  John Littlechild  354               11.35  [Increase] 3.22
         UKIP               Peter Jewell      133               4.27   [Decrease] 29.15
         Green              Edward Cohen      122               3.91   N/A
Turnout  3,118              40.40
         Conservative hold  Swing             [Increase] 25.96

Bredon
Party    Candidate          Votes             %                 ±%
         Conservative       Adrian Hardman    2,371             72.20  [Increase] 14.54
         Liberal Democrats  Elizabeth Turier  465               14.16  [Increase] 2.53
         Labour             David Niblett     236               7.19   [Decrease] 2.62
         Green              Katri Hastings    212               6.46   N/A
Turnout  3,284              42.57
         Conservative hold  Swing             [Increase] 17.72


Broadway
Party    Candidate          Votes            %                ±%
         Conservative       Liz Eyre         1,858            72.69  [Decrease] 0.54
         Liberal Democrats  Diana Brown      317              12.40  [Decrease] 1.43
         Labour             Martin Vernall   217              8.49   [Decrease] 4.46
         Green              Matthew Collins  164              6.42   N/A
Turnout  2,556              38.31
         Conservative hold  Swing            [Decrease] 0.99

Droitwich East
Party    Candidate          Votes            %                 ±%
         Conservative       Bob Brookes      1,981             67.38  [Increase] 32.63
         Liberal Democrats  Margaret Rowley  419               14.25  [Increase] 1.16
         Labour             Val Humphries    415               14.12  [Decrease] 5.17
         Green              Jane Zurek       125               4.25   [Decrease] 0.82
Turnout  2,940              37.55
         Conservative hold  Swing            [Increase] 30.22

Droitwich West
Party    Candidate          Votes           %                 ±%
         Conservative       Richard Morris  1,105             53.41  [Increase] 16.60
         Labour             Alan Humphries  510               24.65  [Decrease] 0.40
         Liberal Democrats  Rod Hopkins     287               13.87  [Increase] 7.97
         Green              Neil Franks     167               8.07   N/A
Turnout  2,067              27.57
         Conservative hold  Swing           [Increase] 24.42

Evesham North West
Party    Candidate          Votes              %                 ±%
         Conservative       John Smith         1,160             51.95  [Increase] 10.14
         Labour             Michael Worrall    456               20.42  [Increase] 10.24
         Liberal Democrats  Tim Haines         384               17.20  [Increase] 7.57
         Green              Patricia Buckland  233               10.43  N/A
Turnout  2,233              26.96
         Conservative hold  Swing              [Increase] 24.26

Evesham South
Party    Candidate          Votes          %                ±%
         Conservative       Bob Banks      1,453            59.28  [Increase] 6.46
         Labour             Mary Campbell  493              20.11  [Increase] 0.94
         Liberal Democrats  Julie Haines   228              11.51  [Decrease] 4.20
         Green              Fay Whitfield  223              9.10   N/A
Turnout  2,451              26.31
         Conservative hold  Swing          [Increase] 3.70


Harvington
Party    Candidate          Votes            %                ±%
         Conservative       Anthony Hopkins  2,056            67.37  [Decrease] 6.26
         Labour             John Gowers      400              13.11  [Decrease] 13.26
         Liberal Democrats  Jack Parsons     269              8.81   N/A
         UKIP               Harry Cottam     181              5.93   N/A
         Green              Sarah Cohen      146              4.78   N/A
Turnout  3,052              39.48
         Conservative hold  Swing            [Decrease] 9.76

Littletons
Party    Candidate          Votes           %                 ±%
         Conservative       Alastair Adams  1,991             63.37  [Increase] 14.45
         Liberal Democrats  Keith Wright    582               18.52  [Decrease] 21.73
         Labour             Viv Eden        381               12.13  [Increase] 1.30
         Green              Patrick Hogan   188               5.98   N/A
Turnout  3,142              34.18
         Conservative hold  Swing           [Increase] 18.09

Ombersley
Party    Candidate          Votes            %                 ±%
         Conservative       Peter Tomlinson  2,153             77.31  [Increase] 29.33
         Liberal Democrats  Peter Evans      285               10.23  [Increase] 5.07
         Labour             Charlie Chan     242               8.69   [Increase] 0.11
         Green              Nicola Porter    105               3.77   [Decrease] 1.32
Turnout  2,785              33.19
         Conservative hold  Swing            [Increase] 31.27

Pershore
Party    Candidate               Votes           %                ±%
         Liberal Democrats       Liz Tucker      2,005            57.83  [Increase] 4.30
         Conservative            Linda Robinson  1,219            35.16  [Increase] 13.26
         Green                   Nina Freund     243              7.01   N/A
Turnout  3,467                   41.48
         Liberal Democrats hold  Swing           [Decrease] 8.78

Upton Snodsbury
Party    Candidate          Votes            %                 ±%
         Conservative       Rob Adams        2,168             73.29  [Increase] 16.27
         Liberal Democrats  Adrian Key       272               9.20   [Increase] 2.85
         Labour             Chris Knight     245               8.28   [Increase] 1.05
         UKIP               Jonathan Burrow  140               4.73   [Decrease] 20.24
         Green              Mike Parker      133               4.50   [Increase] 0.08
Turnout  2,958              38.72
         Conservative hold  Swing            [Increase] 18.26

Wyre Forest


Wyre Forest

Bewdley
Party    Candidate          Votes                 %                 ±%
         Conservative       Rebecca Vale          1,305             46.02  [Increase] 13.70
         Labour             Rod Stanczyszyn       488               17.21  [Decrease] 2.00
         Health Concern     Calne Edginton-White  474               16.71  [Decrease] 2.99
         Independent        Jim Lawson            166               5.85   N/A
         Liberal Democrats  Rachel Akathiotis     149               5.25   N/A
         UKIP               Chris Wood            146               5.15   [Decrease] 19.52
         Green              Anna Coleman          108               3.81   [Decrease] 0.28
Turnout  2,836              38.70
         Conservative hold  Swing                 [Increase] 16.61

Chaddesley
Party    Candidate          Votes            %                 ±%
         Conservative       Marcus Hart      1,236             45.56  [Increase] 16.54
         Independent        Helen Dyke       973               35.94  [Decrease] 10.24
         Labour             Dave Jones       206               7.59   [Decrease] 1.85
         Health Concern     Keith Robertson  129               4.75   [Decrease] 9.25
         UKIP               Phil Daniels     90                3.32   [Decrease] 18.52
         Green              Doug Hine        77                2.84   N/A
Turnout  2,713              38.68
         Conservative hold  Swing            [Increase] 13.39

Cookley, Wolverley and Wribbenhall
Party    Candidate          Votes               %                ±%
         Conservative       Ian Hardiman        1,087            38.32  [Increase] 4.43
         Independent        Gordon Yarranton    554              19.53  N/A
         Labour             Owen Raybould       491              17.31  [Decrease] 9.34
         Health Concern     Linda Candlin       355              12.51  [Decrease] 2.68
         UKIP               David Field         142              5.01   [Decrease] 15.26
         Green              Kate Spohrer        129              4.55   [Increase] 1.83
         Liberal Democrats  Michael Akathiotis  79               2.78   N/A
Turnout  2,837              36.50
         Conservative hold  Swing               [Increase] 6.89

St. Barnabas
Party    Candidate          Votes            %                 ±%
         Conservative       Anne Hingley     1,405             53.79  [Increase] 21.71
         Labour             Nigel Knowles    898               34.38  [Increase] 7.06
         UKIP               William Hopkins  165               6.32   [Decrease] 11.84
         Liberal Democrats  Heidi Worth      89                3.41   [Increase] 1.71
         Green              Martin Layton    55                2.11   N/A
Turnout  2,612              33.99
         Conservative hold  Swing            [Increase] 14.39


St. Chads
Party    Candidate                            Votes            %                ±%
         Liberal Democrats                    Frances Oborski  937              41.59  N/A
         Conservative                         Julian Phillips  668              29.65  [Increase] 14.79
         Labour                               Nick Savage      355              15.76  [Increase] 4.43
         UKIP                                 Martin Stooke    209              9.28   [Decrease] 10.72
         Green                                Brett Caulfield  84               3.73   [Increase] 1.94
         UKIP                                 Chris Wood       146              5.15   [Decrease] 19.52
Turnout  2,253                                30.95
         Liberal Democrats gain from Liberal  Swing            [Increase] 9.45

St. Georges and St. Oswald
Party    Candidate            Votes            %                 ±%
         Health Concern       Mary Rayner      739               34.86  [Increase] 6.02
         Conservative         Kevin Gale       483               22.78  [Increase] 8.43
         Liberal Democrats    Shazu Miah       369               17.41  N/A
         Labour               Mumshad Ahmed    340               16.04  [Decrease] 7.66
         UKIP                 Sophie Edginton  111               5.24   [Decrease] 21.20
         Green                Dave Finch       78                3.68   [Increase] 0.50
Turnout  2,120                28.06
         Health Concern hold  Swing            [Increase] 13.61

St. Johns
Party    Candidate          Votes              %                 ±%
         Conservative       Tracey Onslow      987               46.73  [Increase] 15.88
         Labour             Bernadette Connor  365               17.28  [Decrease] 3.42
         Health Concern     Sue Meekings       361               17.09  [Increase] 2.22
         Liberal Democrats  Clare Cassidy      180               8.52   N/A
         UKIP               Craig Leonard      143               6.77   [Decrease] 15.31
         Green              Vicky Lea          76                3.60   [Increase] 1.95
Turnout  2,112              28.34
         Conservative hold  Swing              [Increase] 15.60

St. Marys
Party    Candidate                    Votes            %                 ±%
         Conservative                 Nathan Desmond   978               43.104  [Increase] 17.97
         Labour                       Gareth Webster   504               22.21   [Decrease] 1.16
         UKIP                         George Connolly  273               12.03   [Decrease] 15.40
         Health Concern               Peter Young      235               10.36   [Decrease] 5.13
         Liberal Democrats            Adrian Beavis    203               8.95    N/A
         Green                        John Davis       76                3.35    [Increase] 1.23
Turnout  2,269                        24.65
         Conservative gain from UKIP  Swing            [Increase] 16.69


Stourport-on-Severn
Party    Candidate                              Votes              %                ±%
         Conservative                           Chris Rogers       1,952            39.93
         Conservative                           Paul Harrison      1,745            35.70
         Labour                                 Cliff Brewer       1,151            23.55
         Health Concern                         John Thomas        1,099            22.48
         Health Concern                         Nicky Martin       1,084            22.18
         Labour                                 Jill Hawes         1,034            21.15
         UKIP                                   John Holden        491              10.05
         UKIP                                   Berenice Dawes     421              8.61
         Liberal Democrats                      Simon Ford         204              4.17   N/A
         Liberal Democrats                      Chris Pratt        174              3.56   N/A
         Green                                  Nicholas Atkinson  111              2.27
         Green                                  Phil Oliver        98               2.00
Turnout  9,564                                  30.26
         Conservative gain from UKIP            Swing              [Increase] 9.82

         Conservative gain from Health Concern  Swing              [Increase] 5.48


Brenda Davidson

Brenda Davidson (born 20 September 1964) is a Canadian female curler.2015 Winter Deaflympics at the age of 50.

Davidson started her curling career (deaf curling) at the age of just 18. She has also participated in the Women's Deaf Canadian Championships twice in 1999 and in 2003.

In the 2015 Winter Deaflympics held in Russia, she won the bronze medal in the curling team event.

Brenda Davidson is currently coaching Special Olympics curling in the city of Thompson.


Con O'Neill (diplomat)

Sir Con Douglas Walter O'Neill GCMG (3 June 1912 – 11 January 1988) was a British civil servant and diplomat. He was the British Ambassador to China (1955–1957) and the British Ambassador to Finland (1961–1963).European Economic Community from 1963 to 1965 and led the British delegation which negotiated the country's entry to the EEC.

O'Neill was the second son of an Ulster Unionist MP, Hugh O'Neill, 1st Baron Rathcavan. He studied first at Eton College, then at Balliol College, Oxford. He gained a fellowship at All Souls College, Oxford, in 1935 before joining the Diplomatic Service in 1936.

In 1939, with the outbreak of the Second World War, he entered the Army Intelligence Corps. He joined the German Section of the Political Warfare Executive, during which time he interrogated Adolf Hitler's former deputy, Rudolf Hess.Foreign Office in 1943. During 1946 and 1947 he was a leader writer for The Times. He re-entered the foreign service in 1948.

O'Neill died on 11 January 1988. His daughter Onora is now Baroness O'Neill of Bengarve.


Bocas Ordinárias

Professional ratings
Review scores
Source             Rating
Galeria Musical    link
ISTOÉ              link
Universo Musical   Favorable link
Central da Música  Favorable link
Estadão            Favorable link

Bocas Ordinárias (Portuguese for "Ordinary Mouths") is the fifth album by Brazilian alternative rock band Charlie Brown Jr., released in December 2002 through EMI. Vocalist Chorão described it as a "sequel of sorts" to Abalando a Sua Fábrica, in which it continues the heavy aggressiveness of its predecessor, and dedicated it to his friend, fellow singer Cássia Eller, who died the year prior.Portuguese popular expression; saying someone has a "boca ordinária" means that they are foulmouthed. Chorão got acquainted with the expression after reading a negative critic from a Portuguese newspaper after the band performed in Portugal in 2002 as part of their international tour, and decided it would be the name of their next album.

Considered one of the band's finest albums by fans and critics alike, it spawned the hit singles "Papo Reto (Prazer É Sexo, o Resto É Negócio)" and "Só por uma Noite", included in the soundtrack of the tenth season of long-running soap opera Malhação (2003–2004). Also notable are "Baader–Meinhof Blues", a cover of Legião Urbana – the first cover version recorded by Charlie Brown Jr. –, and "My Mini Ramp", the band's first song fully written in English since the release of their self-titled demo tape in 1994. It sold over 500,000 copies, receiving a Gold certification by Pro-Música Brasil, and was also nominated for a Latin Grammy Award for Best Portuguese Language Rock or Alternative Album in 2003.

In 2019, to celebrate its 17th anniversary, Universal Music re-released Bocas Ordinárias in vinyl format.

Critical reception

Writing for Galeria Musical, Anderson Nascimento gave the album a positive review, rating it with 4 stars out of 5 and calling it a "cleaner" release with more "understandable" songs.ISTOÉ, giving it 3 out of 4 stars, praised its "poetic rawness",Estadão noticed the "confessional" tone of its songs.Bocas Ordinárias in 196th place in its list of the Top 200 Brazilian Albums of the 2000s.

Track listing


Bocas Ordinárias

Track listing

All lyrics are written by Chorão, except for "Baader–Meinhof Blues" by Renato Russo; all music is composed by Charlie Brown Jr..

No.  Title                                                                         English title                                                         Length
1.   "Papo Reto (Prazer É Sexo, o Resto É Negócio)"                                Real Talk (Sex Is Pleasure, Everything Else Is Business)              3:30
2.   "Hoje Eu Só Procuro a Minha Paz"                                              Today I'm Only Searching for My Peace                                 4:12
3.   "Baader–Meinhof Blues" (Legião Urbana cover)                                                                                2:53
4.   "Só por uma Noite"                                                            Just for a Night                                                      3:23
5.   "My Mini Ramp"                                                                                2:12
6.   "Bocas Ordinárias, Guerrilha"                                                 Ordinary Mouths, Guerrilla                                            4:16
7.   "Não Fure os Olhos da Verdade"                                                Don't Pierce the Eyes of Truth                                        2:47
8.   "Sou Quem Eu Sou (O que É Seu Também É Meu e o que É Meu Não É Nosso)"        I Am Who I Am (What's Yours Is Also Mine and What's Mine Isn't Ours)  3:19
9.   "Com Minha Loucura Faço Meu Dinheiro, com Meu Dinheiro Faço Minhas Loucuras"  With My Madness I Make My Money, with My Money I Make My Madness      2:28
10.  "Somos Poucos, Mas Somos Loucos"                                              We're Few, but We're Insane                                           5:30
11.  "Com a Boca Amargando"                                                        With a Bitter Mouth                                                   5:04
12.  "Tarja Preta"                                                                 Black Sash                                                            2:46

Personnel


Bocas Ordinárias

Personnel

Charlie Brown Jr.
  * Chorão – vocals
  * Champignon – bass guitar
  * Marcão – guitar
  * Renato Pelado – drums
Production
  * Jorge Davidson – A&R
  * Charlie Brown Jr. – arrangements
  * Tadeu Patolla – production
  * Tadeu Patolla, Paulo Anhaia, Lampadinha and Renato Patriarca – recording
  * Edgar, Pistão and Nilton Baloni – recording assistants
  * Tadeu Patolla and Paulo Anhaia – mixing
  * Rodrigo Castanho – mastering
  * Celso Costa – production assistant
  * Adrian Philippe – executive production

Certifications

Region                                         Certification  Certified units/sales
Brazil (Pro-Música Brasil)                     Gold           50,000*
* Sales figures based on certification alone.


Aguégués

Aguégués is a town and commune in the Ouémé Department of south-eastern Benin. The commune covers an area of 52 square kilometres and as of 2002 had a population of 26,650 people.

Geography

Aguégués is a lakeside community made up of submersible earth islands in the lower part of the Ouémé River. It extends for 103 kilometres. Every year from the period of July to November, the entire community is flooded and becomes a lakeside.

Aguégués has a population of 44,562 inhabitants (according to the 4th RGPH) and currently managed by GANDONOU Marc has 23 villages in the 3 districts of Avagbodji, Houédomè and Zoungamè. It is bounded to the north by the municipalities of Dangbo and Akpro-Missérété, to the south by Lake Nokoué and the municipality of Sèmè-Podji, to the east by the lagoon of Porto-Novo and the city of Porto-Novo and to the west by Lake Nokoué, but from its strategic point of view, it is located on the swamp lagoons, lake and river routes that connect the country's two largest metropolises: Porto-Novo (Benin's political capital) and Cotonou, economic capital. It is 6 km from the first and 15 km from the second. The same lagoon chain continues continuously eastward to Badagry and Lagos in Nigeria. As a result, "Aguégués" is a mandatory passage for most lagoon and river traffic (on the Ouémé River) between the Porto-Novo lagoon and Lake Nokoué in Cotonou.

History

Aguégués has its origins with traces to the 17th century, when it was settled by a community of ethnic groups. The Toffinous were the first settlers and the Ouémènous who came after.

For the Djêviénou people, their first descendant was Soholou Linzé-Agban. Oral traditions suggest he reportedly settled in Ahouansori Agué (present-day Sainte Cécile district of Cotonou) and then in Sô-Ava, a lake locality (now a commune of Sô-Ava) where he had set up a hunting and fishing camp (Ava). He later met Tê-Agbanlin, the founder of Hogbonou.


Aguégués

Two friends, after staying in Sô-Ava for a while, headed for Porto-Novo. While Tê-Agbanlin moved to Porto-Novo where he built a house called "Hogbonou". Soholou, to stay close to Tê-Agbalin and continue his hunting and fishing activities, in turn took up residence on the current site of Les Agués where he found Amoussou Aguégué (son of Vakon's chief) on his arrival. The Dankonou community is made up of the descendants of Gnancadja Zounhon, a friend of hunter Amoussou Aguégué (who is believed to be the son of a village chief of Vakon in the municipality of Akpro-Missérété). According to the history supported by this community, the territory of the Agués was founded by Gnancadja Zounhon, their eponymous ancestor. The latter would also have come directly from Adja-Tado more precisely from Sogbonouhoué by fleeing fratricidal conflicts.

Gnancadja Zounhon and one of his Todjinou brothers settled in the west in Sowè (Houédogbadji) and then in Dékanmè (two localities in the municipality of Sô-Ava). From Dékanmè, Gnancadja will settle on a larger islet east of the "Sô" river that he called "Zonungbo-Fonsa" (on the right bank of the Aguégués but close to Dékanmè). The latter, while hunting, came to find Amoussou Aguégués at the place called Kogboho (now a public square called Sohonto). Gnacadja Zounhon married Gbassègbo, sister of Amoussou Aguégué. In memory of his son-in-law, Gnancadja Zounhon consecrated the locality to which he gave the name "Aguégué".


Aguégués

The second group, the Ouémènous would later have come from Abomey fleeing the attacks of the King of Abomey in the first half of the 18th century. They were led by Zoungla and his companions Houndagnon, Ahésou, Houénou, Atchassou, Assin and settled in Avagbodji district. Some Ouémènous later settled in the village of Agbodjèdo in the district of Houédomè.

Tourism

Aguégués is located on a watery highway of canoes and motorised boats. The lake around the village features stilts and is home to a variety of Beninese wildlife. Tourist attractions in Aguégués include:

  * African manatee cottage
  * Bamèzoun Forest
  * Goukou and Sohonto Square
  * Wandja Bush
  * Soholou Palace
  * Wreck of warships

Festivals

Every year, the inhabitants of Aguégués celebrate Wémèxé, an identity festival of the Oumé department.

Wikivoyage has a travel guide for Aguégués.

6°29′N 2°32′E / 6.483°N 2.533°E


Five Springs Park

The Five Springs Park is located in the northwest part of Gaolan Mountain. The mountain lies in the south part of Lanzhou City, Gansu Province. With a total area of 266,400 square meters, the Five Springs Park is the largest in Lanzhou.

Mythological Origin

The Five Springs Park, like many other scenic places in China, has a history that originates in mythology. According to legend, the springs formed during the Western Han Dynasty (206 B.C.- 24 A.D.). One of the Dynasty's most famous generals, Huo Qubing, was sent by the Emperor to on a punitive expedition into the stronghold of the Hun people, in the northwestern part of China. Traveling from Chang'an (now Xi'an), General Huo and his soldiers traveled for several days on end before arriving at the foot of the Gaolan Mountain. Wearied and out of water, the army began to search for water. When water could be found nowhere, General Huo lashed his horsewhip five times into the ground. Such was the force in his blows that immediately five springs began spouting water. From that day onward place came to be known as the Five Springs Mountain.

Park History

The magical emergence of the springs easily lead to the perception that the story is fake or at least exaggerated. But the five springs still remain. The five springs have flowed since time immemorial, providing water to the people of the region. The region was officially declared a park in 1955.

The Middle Peak and The Springs

The Middle Peak of the Five Springs Mountain, thus named because of its central location within the park, is the highest point in the park. It rises 1,600 meters (5,200 feet) above sea level. On either side of this peak are the Meng Spring and Hui Spring. The other three springs, namely Ganlu, Juyue, and Mozi are scattered around the park.


Five Springs Park

Ganlu Spring is located near Mani Temple, a sacred site for followers of Tibetan Buddhism. Ganlu translates as 'sweet dew' or 'timely rain' in English. According to mythology, ancient Chinese emperors and officials often prayed to the god of agriculture to bestow rain. The mountaintop is believed to be the site of sacrificial offerings, which were made for rain. When it rained, the people, believing it to be the rain provided by the gods, referred to it as timely rain or sweet dew.

Juyue Spring is regarded as the most beautiful of all five springs. This is largely owing to its unique shape, which is like a well. The name is derived from two words, ‘Ju’ meaning ‘to hold something in two hands’ and ‘Yue’ meaning ‘moon’. The meaning of the two words combine to form the ‘spring that could hold the moon in her hands'. The moon reflecting on the water of this spring is a big attraction during autumn.

Mozi Spring is remarkable for the superstitious beliefs attached to it. Its name reflects this quite clearly. It means ‘to touch or feel the stone to learn the gender of a fetus’. The Dizang Temple, which is dedicated to the Buddha in charge of birth, is located in the vicinity of this spring. There is a belief that the spring can help people know whether a pregnant lady will deliver a boy or a girl.


Francisco Rodríguez (Spanish judoka)

Francisco Rodríguez (born 15 November 1957) is a Spanish judoka. He competed in the men's half-lightweight event at the 1984 Summer Olympics.


194th Ohio Infantry Regiment

The 194th Ohio Infantry Regiment, sometimes 194th Ohio Volunteer Infantry (or 194th OVI) was an infantry regiment in the Union Army during the American Civil War.

Service

The 194th Ohio Infantry was organized at Camp Chase in Columbus, Ohio, and mustered in for one year service under the command of Colonel Anson George McCook.

The regiment left Ohio for Charleston, West Virginia, March 14. It was assigned to General Egan's Provisional Division, Army of the Shenandoah. Participated in operations in the Shenandoah Valley until April, then ordered to Washington, D.C. for garrison duty until October.

The 194th Ohio Infantry mustered out of service October 24, 1865, at Washington, D.C..

Casualties

The regiment lost a total of 38 enlisted men during service, all due to disease.

Commanders

  * Colonel Anson George McCook

Notable members

  * Colonel Anson George McCook - U.S. Senator from New York, 1877-1883
  * List of Ohio Civil War units
  * Ohio in the Civil War
  * Dyer, Frederick H. A Compendium of the War of the Rebellion (Des Moines, IA: Dyer Pub. Co.), 1908.
  * Ohio Roster Commission. Official Roster of the Soldiers of the State of Ohio in the War on the Rebellion, 1861–1865, Compiled Under the Direction of the Roster Commission (Akron, OH: Werner Co.), 1886–1895.
  * Reid, Whitelaw. Ohio in the War: Her Statesmen, Her Generals, and Soldiers (Cincinnati, OH: Moore, Wilstach, & Baldwin), 1868. ISBN 9781154801965
Attribution
  * [Public Domain] This article contains text from a text now in the public domain: Dyer, Frederick H. (1908). A Compendium of the War of the Rebellion. Des Moines, IA: Dyer Publishing Co.
  * Ohio in the Civil War: 194th Ohio Volunteer Infantry by Larry Stevens
  * National flag of the 194th Ohio Infantry
  * Regimental flag of the 194th Ohio Infantry
  * Guidon of the 194th Ohio Infantry


Gouwe

For the river in South Holland, see Gouwe (river).

Gouwe is a hamlet in the Dutch province of North Holland. It is a part of the municipality of Opmeer, and lies about 11 km northwest of Hoorn.

The hamlet was first mentioned in 1437 as "bij de Gowe", and refers to a stream. The etymology of the word is unclear.

Wikimedia Commons has media related to Gouwe, Opmeer.


2018–19 Bury F.C. season

The 2018–19 season covers the period from 1 July 2018 to 30 June 2019. It is Bury's 134th season since the club was founded in 1885, and their first in EFL League Two following relegation from EFL League One in 2017–18. Besides competing in League Two, the team participated in the FA Cup, the EFL Cup and the EFL Trophy. In the latter, they reached the semi-final stage for the first time.

Competitions

Pre-season friendlies

As part of Bury's pre-season schedule, they faced Rangers, Huddersfield Town, Liverpool and Everton.

6 July 2018 Friendly  Rangers           6–0     Bury  Ibrox, Glasgow
                      Murphy 7'
                      Katić 31'                       Stadium: Ibrox Stadium
19:15 BST             Arfield 35', 65'  Report        Attendance: 41,015
                      Morelos 70'                     Referee: Kevin Clancy
                      Rudden 75'

10 July 2018 Friendly  Bury  0–4     Huddersfield Town  Bury
                                     Pritchard 21'
19:45 BST                    Report  van La Parra 49'   Stadium: Gigg Lane
                                     Sabiri 59'
                                     Daly 80'

14 July 2018 Friendly  Bury  0–0     Liverpool  Bury
15:00 BST                    Report             Stadium: Gigg Lane
                                                Attendance: 6,852

18 July 2018 Friendly  Bury       1–1     Everton     Bury
19:45 BST              Danns 43'  Report  Niasse 63'  Stadium: Gigg Lane

21 July 2018 Friendly  Chester  0–1     Bury         Chester
15:00 BST                       Report  Omotayo 49'  Stadium: Deva Stadium

24 July 2018 Friendly  Radcliffe    2–2     Bury              Radcliffe
19:45 BST              Lacy 62'     Report  Grogan 6' (o.g.)  Stadium: Stainton Park
                       Owolabi 74'          Adams 88'         Attendance: 614

League Two

League table


2018–19 Bury F.C. season

League Two

League table

     Team
Pos    * v                   Pld  W   D   L   GF  GA  GD   Pts  Promotion, qualification or relegation
       * t
       * e
1    Lincoln City (C, P)     46   23  16  7   73  43  +30  85   Promotion to EFL League One
2    Bury (P)                46   22  13  11  82  56  +26  79
3    Milton Keynes Dons (P)  46   23  10  13  71  49  +22  79
4    Mansfield Town          46   20  16  10  69  41  +28  76   Qualification for League Two play-offs
5    Forest Green Rovers     46   20  14  12  68  47  +21  74

Source: EFL Official Website
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Goal difference; 3) Number of goals scored; 4) Head-to-head results
(C) Champion; (P) Promoted
Notes:

Results summary

Overall  Home  Away
Pld      W     D     L   GF  GA  GD   Pts  W   D  L  GF  GA  GD   W  D  L  GF  GA  GD
46       22    13    11  82  56  +26  79   14  6  3  52  26  +26  8  7  8  30  30  0

Last updated: 4 May 2019.
Source: BBC

Results by matchday

Matchday  1  2   3   4   5   6   7   8  9   10  11  12  13  14  15  16  17  18  19  20  21  22  23  24  25  26  27  28  29  30  31  32  33  34  35  36  37  38  39  40  41  42  43  44  45  46
Ground    H  A   H   A   A   H   H   A  H   A   A   H   A   H   H   A   A   H   A   H   H   A   H   A   A   H   A   H   A   H   H   A   A   H   H   A   A   A   H   H   A   H   A   H   A   H
Result    W  L   D   L   L   W   W   W  L   W   D   D   D   W   D   L   W   W   D   W   W   L   W   L   D   W   W   W   W   D   D   W   W   W   W   D   W   D   L   L   L   W   L   W   D   D
Position  8  11  14  17  19  15  13  7  11  8   9   11  9   7   8   9   9   8   9   5   4   4   4   6   5   4   3   2   2   3   3   3   2   2   2   2   2   2   2   2   4   2   4   2   2   2

Updated to match(es) played on 4 May 2019. Source: Statto.com
A = Away; H = Home; W = Win; D = Draw; L = Loss

Matches


2018–19 Bury F.C. season

Matches

On 21 June 2018, the League Two fixtures for the forthcoming season were announced.

4 August 2018 1  Bury         1–0     Yeovil Town  Bury
                                                   Stadium: Gigg Lane
15:00 BST        Omotayo 89'  Report               Attendance: 3,151
                                                   Referee: Dean Whitestone

11 August 2018 2  Milton Keynes Dons  1–0     Bury  Denbigh
                                                    Stadium: Stadium mk
15:00 BST         Cissé 90'           Report        Attendance: 6,867
                                                    Referee: Antony Coggins

18 August 2018 3  Bury        1–1     Forest Green Rovers  Bury
                                                           Stadium: Gigg Lane
15:00 BST         Aimson 90'  Report  Doidge 29'           Attendance: 2,853
                                                           Referee: John Busby

21 August 2018 4  Lincoln City       2-1     Bury           Lincoln
                  Akinde 75' (pen.)                         Stadium: Sincil Bank
19:45 BST         Frecklington 82'   Report  O'Connell 31'  Attendance: 8,016
                                                            Referee: Seb Stockbridge

25 August 2018 5  Crawley Town  3–2     Bury         Crawley
                  Smith 4'              Dagnall 56'  Stadium: Broadfield Stadium
15:00 BST         Camará 81'    Report  Mayor 78'    Attendance: 2,036
                  Palmer 88'                         Referee: Craig Hicks

1 September 2018 6  Bury              3–2     Morecambe         Bury
                    Thompson 29'              Oates 38'         Stadium: Gigg Lane
15:00 BST           Telford 44', 86'  Report  Mandeville 90+2'  Attendance: 3,242
                                                                Referee: Ben Toner

8 September 2018 7  Bury            4–0     Grimsby Town  Bury
                    Mayor 14', 70'                        Stadium: Gigg Lane
15:00 BST           Aimson 34'      Report                Attendance: 3,677
                    Dagnall 63'                           Referee: Anthony Backhouse

15 September 2018 8  Swindon Town    1–2     Bury            Swindon
                                                             Stadium: County Ground
15:00 BST            Woolfenden 50'  Report  Moore 19', 56'  Attendance: 6,087
                                                             Referee: Kevin Johnson

22 September 2018 9  Bury  0–1     Carlisle United       Bury
                                   Bennett 52'           Stadium: Gigg Lane
15:00 BST                  Report  Yates [Red card] 85'  Attendance: 3,657
                                                         Referee: Mark Heywood


2018–19 Bury F.C. season

29 September 2018 10  Colchester United  1–2     Bury         Colchester
                                                 Moore 35'    Stadium: Colchester Community Stadium
15:00 BST             Norris 81' (pen.)  Report  Dagnall 52'  Attendance: 3,161
                                                              Referee: Thomas Bramall

2 October 2018 11  Northampton Town  0–0     Bury  Northampton
                                                   Stadium: Sixfields Stadium
19:45 BST                            Report        Attendance: 4,073
                                                   Referee: Chris Sarginson

6 October 2018 12  Bury                      2–2     Mansfield Town               Bury
                                                     Rose 10', [Yellow card] 13'
                   O'Shea [Yellow card] 50'          Preston 73'                  Stadium: Gigg Lane
15:00 BST          Maynard 56', 90+5'        Report  Sweeney [Yellow card] 39'    Attendance: 3,880
                                                     Bishop [Yellow card] 23'     Referee: Scott Oldham
                                                     Walker [Yellow card] 45'

13 October 2018 13  Crewe Alexandra           1–1     Bury                         Crewe
                    Kirk 37'                                                       Stadium: Gresty Road
19:45 BST           Ng [Yellow card] 59'      Report  Maynard 54'                  Attendance: 3,777
                    Jones [Yellow card] 67'           McFadzean [Yellow card] 87'  Referee: Graham Salisbury
                    Miller [Yellow card] 90'

20 October 2018 14  Bury               4–0     Notts County  Bury
                    Maynard 11'                              Stadium: Gigg Lane
15:00 BST           Telford 18'        Report                Attendance: 4,103
                    O'Shea 65' (pen.)                        Referee: Carl Boyeson
                    Adams 88'

23 October 2018 15  Bury         1–1     Newport County  Bury
                                                         Stadium: Gigg Lane
19:45 BST (UTC+1)   Maynard 24'  Report  Matt 56'        Attendance: 3,072
                                                         Referee: Martin Coy

27 October 2018 16  Port Vale  1–0     Bury  Burslem
                                             Stadium: Vale Park
15:00 BST           Pope 51'   Report        Attendance: 4,375
                                             Referee: Alan Young

3 November 2018 17  Macclesfield Town        1–4     Bury            Macclesfield
                    Stephens 30'                     Danns 14', 18'  Stadium: Moss Rose
15:00 GMT           Smith [Yellow card] 45'  Report  O'Shea 44'      Attendance: 2,485
                                                     Maynard 60'     Referee: Ross Joyce


2018–19 Bury F.C. season

17 November 2018 18  Bury             4–0     Stevenage               Bury
                     O'Shea 63', 78'                                  Stadium: Gigg Lane
15:00 GMT            Mayor 68'        Report  Guthrie [Red card] 41'  Attendance: 3,385
                     O'Connell 83'                                    Referee: Tom Nield

24 November 2018 19  Cambridge United          2–2     Bury        Cambridge
                     Lewis 39' [Red card] 55'          O'Shea 23'  Stadium: Abbey Stadium
15:00 GMT            Taylor 86'                Report  Aimson 26'  Attendance: 3,846
                                                                   Referee: Christopher Sarginson

27 November 2018 20  Bury              4–1     Cheltenham Town  Bury
                     Stokes 14'                                 Stadium: Gigg Lane
19:45 GMT            Maynard 39', 79'  Report  Clements 25'     Attendance: 2,779
                     Moore 72'                                  Referee: Carl Boyeson

8 December 2018 21  Bury        2–0     Exeter City  Bury
                    O'Shea 39'                       Stadium: Gigg Lane
15:00 GMT           Moore 76'   Report               Attendance: 3,328
                                                     Referee: Ross Joyce

15 December 2018 22  Oldham Athletic                          4–2     Bury                         Oldham
                     O'Grady 8', 31', 62', [Yellow card] 64'
                     Surridge 10'                                     Maynard [Yellow card] 40'    Stadium: Boundary Park
15:00 GMT            Iversen [Yellow card] 57'                Report  Lavery 46', 56'              Attendance: 5,018
                     Clarke [Yellow card] 19'                         McFadzean [Yellow card] 80'  Referee: Darren England
                     Hunt [Yellow card] 69'

22 December 2018 23  Bury          2–1     Tranmere Rovers  Bury
                     Maynard 52'                            Stadium: Gigg Lane
15:00 GMT            Lavery 90+1'  Report  Sutton 90+4'     Attendance: 4,748
                                                            Referee: Andy Haines

26 December 2018 24  Mansfield Town               2–1     Bury                                   Mansfield
                     Hamilton 61'                         O'Shea [Yellow card] 48' 90+6' (pen.)  Stadium: Field Mill
15:00 GMT            Elšnik [Yellow card] 66'     Report  Thompson [Yellow card] 79'             Attendance: 4,959
                     Walker 79' (pen.)                    Aimson [Yellow card] 90+3'             Referee: Ollie Yates
                     Preston [Yellow card] 90+6'          Stokes [Yellow card] 90+4'


2018–19 Bury F.C. season

29 December 2018 25  Notts County                        0–0     Bury                        Nottingham
                     Milsom [Yellow card] 21'
                     Kellett [Yellow card] 39'                                               Stadium: Meadow Lane
15:00 GMT            Vaughan [Yellow card] 65'           Report  Thompson [Yellow card] 63'  Attendance: 7,014
                     Stead [soccer ball with red X] 74'                                      Referee: Brett Huxtable
                     Bird [Yellow card] 84'

1 January 2019 26  Bury                                      3–1     Crewe Alexandra        Bury
                   O'Shea [Yellow card] 39' 58' (pen.), 76'          Porter 3'              Stadium: Gigg Lane
15:00 GMT          Lavery 50'                                Report  Ray [Yellow card] 61'  Attendance: 3,812
                   Styles [Yellow card] 62'                                                 Referee: Seb Stockbridge

5 January 2019 27  Yeovil Town                  0–1     Bury                         Yeovil
                                                        Maynard 24'                  Stadium: Huish Park
15:00 GMT          Warren [Yellow card] 12'     Report  Lavery [Yellow card] 49'     Attendance: 2,426
                   D'Almeida [Yellow card] 78'          McFadzean [Yellow card] 71'  Referee: Nick Kinseley
                                                        Murphy [Yellow card] 90+1'

12 January 2019 28  Bury                                            4–3     Milton Keynes Dons               Bury
                    O'Shea [soccer ball with red X] 13' 33' (pen.)          Moore-Taylor 9'
                    Stokes [Yellow card] 42'                                Lewington [Yellow card] 33' 36'  Stadium: Gigg Lane
15:00 GMT           Telford 72'                                     Report  Pawlett [Yellow card] 41'        Attendance: 4,072
                    Mayor 77' [Yellow card] 90+5'                           Houghton [Yellow card] 47'       Referee: Peter Bankes
                    Adams 90+1'                                             Stokes 53' (o.g.)

19 January 2019 29  Forest Green Rovers             1–2     Bury         Nailsworth
                    Brown 28'                               O'Shea 69'   Stadium: The New Lawn
15:00 GMT           James [Yellow card] 45'         Report  Maynard 83'  Attendance: 2,940
                    Winchester [Yellow card] 45+2'                       Referee: Lee Swabey


2018–19 Bury F.C. season

26 January 2019 30  Bury                      3–3     Lincoln City       Bury
                    O'Shea 15'
                    Mayor [Yellow card] 33'           Rowe 9'            Stadium: Gigg Lane
17:30 GMT           Adams 42'                 Report  Stokes 27' (o.g.)  Attendance: 5,169
                    Murphy [Yellow card] 62'          Akinde 63' (pen.)  Referee: Dean Whitestone
                    Aimson 86'

2 February 2019 31  Bury         1–1     Crawley Town                Bury
                                         Dallison [Yellow card] 43'  Stadium: Gigg Lane
15:00 GMT           Maynard 83'  Report  Palmer 87'                  Attendance: 3,625
                                                                     Referee: Neil Hair

9 February 2019 32  Morecambe                      2–3     Bury                                 Morecambe
                    Mills [Yellow card] 58'                Mayor 17'                            Stadium: Globe Arena
15:00 GMT           Bennett 65' [Yellow card] 89'  Report  O'Shea 45+4', 59' [Yellow card] 60'  Attendance: 2,665
                    Old 69'                                                                     Referee: Anthony Backhouse

16 February 2019 33  Exeter City               0–1     Bury                       Exeter
                                                       Wharton [Yellow card] 26'  Stadium: St James Park
15:00 GMT            Taylor [Yellow card] 45'  Report  Maynard 66'                Attendance: 4,607
                     Moxey [Yellow card] 90'           Murphy [Yellow card] 89'   Referee: Ollie Yates
                                                       Adams [Yellow card] 93'

23 February 2019 34  Bury              3–1     Oldham Athletic              Bury
                                               Lang 8'
                     Maynard 72', 90'          Hunt [Yellow card] 26'       Stadium: Gigg Lane
15:00 GMT            O'Shea 76'        Report  Baxter [Yellow card] 67'     Attendance: 7,784
                                               Clarke [Yellow card] 73'     Referee: Darren Drysdale
                                               Edmundson [Yellow card] 85'

2 March 2019 35  Bury               3–0     Macclesfield Town  Bury
                 Maynard 24'                                   Stadium: Gigg Lane
15:00 GMT        O'Shea 75' (pen.)  Report                     Attendance: 4,277
                 Wharton 94'                                   Referee: Eddie Ilderton

5 March 2019 36  Cheltenham Town            1–1     Bury         Cheltenham
                 Waters 33'                                      Stadium: Whaddon Road
19:45 GMT        Pring [Yellow card] 70'    Report  Wharton 13'  Attendance: 2,409
                 Tillson [Yellow card] 73'                       Referee: Paul Tierney


2018–19 Bury F.C. season

9 March 2019 37  Stevenage Town  0–1     Bury                         Stevenage
                                         O'Connell [Yellow card] 74'  Stadium: Broadhall Way
15:00 GMT                        Report  Rossiter [Yellow card] 87'   Attendance: 3,530
                                         Maynard 95'                  Referee: John Busby

16 March 2019 P                                          Bury  P–P     Cambridge United  Bury
15:00 GMT                                                      Report                    Stadium: Gigg Lane
Note: Fixture was postponed due to a waterlogged pitch.

23 March 2019 38  Grimsby Town               0–0     Bury                       Grimsby
                                                     Hendrie [Yellow card] 65'  Stadium: Blundell Park
15:00 GMT         Wharton [Yellow card] 84'  Report  Davis [Yellow card] 72'    Attendance: 4,375
                                                                                Referee: Anthony Backhouse

30 March 2019 39  Bury                  1–3     Swindon Town                    Bury
                                                Robinson [Yellow card] 21' 88'  Stadium: Gigg Lane
15:00 GMT         Maynard 28'           Report  Woolery 25', 57'                Attendance: 3,997
                  Mayor [Red card] 74'          Bennett [Yellow card] 41'       Referee: Scott Oldham
                                                Carroll [Yellow card] 74'

2 April 2019 40  Bury  0–3     Cambridge United  Bury
                               Jones 16'         Stadium: Gigg Lane
19:45 BST              Report  Amoo 34'          Attendance: 3,386
                               Maris 72'         Referee: Antony Coggins

6 April 2019 41  Carlisle United                                  3–2     Bury                         Carlisle
                 Devitt 1'                                                Stokes 8', 43'               Stadium: Brunton Park
15:00 BST        Jones [Yellow card] 30' [Yellow-red card] 45+2'  Report  O'Connell [Yellow card] 53'  Attendance: 4,656
                 O'Hare 50'                                               McFadzean [Yellow card] 85'  Referee: Christopher Sarginson
                 Hope 89'

13 April 2019 42  Bury                        2–0     Colchester United  Bury
                  Telford 49', 66'                                       Stadium: Gigg Lane
15:00 BST         Danns [Yellow card] 68'     Report                     Attendance: 3,898
                  Rossiter [Yellow card] 87'                             Referee: Andy Haines


2018–19 Bury F.C. season

19 April 2019 43  Newport County                       3–1     Bury                      Newport
                  Demetriou 5', 75' [Yellow card] 45'          Maynard 7'                Stadium: Rodney Parade
15:00 BST         Matt 13'                             Report  Stokes [Yellow card] 68'  Attendance: 4,433
                  Butler [Yellow card] 36'                     Mayor [Yellow card] 77'   Referee: Peter Wright
                  Dolan [Yellow card] 51'

22 April 2019 44  Bury                         3–1     Northampton Town            Bury
                  Stokes 39'                           Williams 27'                Stadium: Gigg Lane
15:00 BST         Mayor 65' [Yellow card] 66'  Report  Goode [Yellow card] 47'     Attendance: 4,407
                  Maynard 90+5'                        Turnbull [Yellow card] 83'  Referee: Michael Salisbury

27 April 2019 P                                          Tranmere Rovers  P–P     Bury  Birkenhead
15:00 BST                                                                 Report        Stadium: Prenton Park
                                                                                Referee: David Webb
Note: Fixture was postponed due to a waterlogged pitch.

30 April 2019 45  Tranmere Rovers             1–1     Bury                         Birkenhead
                  Norwood 11'                         Stokes [Yellow card] 54'     Stadium: Prenton Park
19:45 BST         Jennings [Yellow card] 68'  Report  Mayor 56' [Yellow card] 57'  Attendance: 9,145
                  Banks [Yellow card] 83'                                          Referee: David Webb

4 May 2019 46  Bury          1–1     Port Vale  Bury
                                                Stadium: Gigg Lane
12:30 BST      Rossiter 45'  Report  Pope 24'   Attendance: 6,719
                                                Referee: Eddie Ilderton

FA Cup

Main article: 2018–19 FA Cup

The first round draw was made live on BBC by Dennis Wise and Dion Dublin on 22 October.BBC and BT by Mark Schwarzer and Glenn Murray on 12 November.

10 November 2018 First round  Bury            5–0     Dover Athletic           Bury
                              O'Shea 12'                                       Stadium: Gigg Lane
15:00 BST                     Mayor 18'       Report  Debayo [Yellow card] 9'  Attendance: 2,355
                              Moore 36', 64'          Gomis [Yellow card] 50'  Referee: Richard Hulme
                              Telford 90+1'

2 December 2018 Second round  Bury  0–1     Luton Town   Bury
                                                         Stadium: Gigg Lane
14:00 GMT                           Report  Cornick 42'  Attendance: 2,977
                                                         Referee: Thomas Bramall

EFL Cup

Main article: 2018–19 EFL Cup


2018–19 Bury F.C. season

Main article: 2018–19 EFL Cup

On 15 June 2018, the draw for the first round was made in Vietnam.

13 August 2018 First round              Nottingham Forest     1–1                                      Bury          West Bridgford
                                                              (10–9 p)
                                        Smith [Red card] 33'                                                         Stadium: City Ground
19:00 BST                               Cash 90+3'            Report                                   O'Connell 2'  Attendance: 8,172
                                                                                Referee: Scott Duncan
                                        Penalties
Lolley [soccer ball with check mark]                          O'Connell [soccer ball with check mark]
Osborn [soccer ball with check mark]                          O'Shea [soccer ball with check mark]
Dawson [soccer ball with check mark]                          Bunn [soccer ball with check mark]
Murphy [soccer ball with check mark]                          Omotayo [soccer ball with check mark]
Watson [soccer ball with check mark]                          Stokes [soccer ball with check mark]
Cash [soccer ball with red X]                                 Miller [soccer ball with red X]
Hefele [soccer ball with check mark]                          Moore [soccer ball with check mark]
Robinson [soccer ball with check mark]                        Thompson [soccer ball with check mark]
Byram [soccer ball with check mark]                           Dawson [soccer ball with check mark]
Steele [soccer ball with check mark]                          Murphy [soccer ball with check mark]
Lolley [soccer ball with check mark]                          O'Connell [soccer ball with red X]

EFL Trophy

On 13 July 2018, the initial group stage draw, bar the invited U-21 teams, was announced.Talksport by Leon Britton and Steve Claridge on 16 November.Alan McInally and Matt Le Tissier on Soccer Saturday.Sky Sports by Don Goodman and Thomas Frank on 10 January 2019.Talksport.

          Team
Pos  Lge    * v               Pld  W  PW  PL  L  GF  GA  GD  Pts  Qualification
            * t
            * e
1    L1   Rochdale            3    2  0   1   0  6   3   +3  7    Round 2
2    L2   Bury                3    2  0   0   1  6   4   +2  6
3    ACA  Leicester City U21  3    0  2   0   1  5   6   −1  4
4    L1   Fleetwood Town      3    0  0   1   2  3   7   −4  1

Source: EFL.com
4 September 2018 Group stages  Rochdale    2–1     Bury               Rochdale
                               Clough 17'                             Stadium: Spotland Stadium
19:45 BST                      Gillam 20'  Report  Lavery 72' (pen.)  Attendance: 1,582
                                                                      Referee: Carl Boyeson


2018–19 Bury F.C. season

16 October 2018 Group stages  Bury                      2–1     Leicester City U21  Bury
19:45 BST                     Telford 4', 68'           Report  Shade 21'           Stadium: Gigg Lane
                              McFadzean [Red card] 15'                              Attendance: 454

13 November 2018 Group stages  Bury                3–1     Fleetwood Town  Bury
                               Telford 22' (pen.)                          Stadium: Gigg Lane
19:45 GMT                      Dagnall 32'         Report  Dempsey 14'     Attendance: 554
                               Adams 37'

4 December 2018 Second round  Mansfield Town  0–1     Bury                   Mansfield
19:45 GMT                                     Report  Telford 35'            Stadium: Field Mill
                                                      Dawson [Red card] 85'  Attendance: 1,029

8 January 2019 Third round  Accrington Stanley         2–4     Bury                        Accrington
                            Clark 10'                          Telford 55', 74'            Stadium: Crown Ground
19:45 GMT                   Kee 38'                    Report  Maynard 57'                 Attendance: 1,136
                            Zanzala [Yellow card] 42'          Thompson [Yellow card] 76'  Referee: Matt Donohue
                                                               Mayor 84'

22 January 2019 Quarter-final  Bury          5–2     Oxford United             Bury
                               Telford 16'           Henry 24' (pen.)
19:45 GMT                      Thompson 26'  Report  Graham [Yellow card] 37'  Stadium: Gigg Lane
                               Moore 41'             Carruthers 51'            Attendance: 1,238
                               Mayor 55'             Hanson [Yellow card] 86'

26 February 2019 Semi-final  Bury  0–3     Portsmouth                   Bury
                                           Evans 61' [Yellow card] 62'  Stadium: Gigg Lane
19:45 GMT                          Report  Hawkins 64'                  Attendance: 3,900
                                           Curtis 77'                   Referee: Ross Joyce

Transfers

Transfers in


2018–19 Bury F.C. season

Transfers

Transfers in

Date from          Position  Nationality  Name              From                 Fee            Ref.
1 July 2018        RM        [Wales]      Nicky Adams       Carlisle United      Free transfer
1 July 2018        CB        [England]    Will Aimson       Blackpool            Free transfer
1 July 2018        CF        [England]    Chris Dagnall     Crewe Alexandra      Free transfer
1 July 2018        RW        [England]    Byron Moore       Bristol Rovers       Free transfer
6 July 2018        RB        [England]    Tom Miller        Carlisle United      Free transfer
12 July 2018       CF        [England]    Jordan Archer     Chester              Free Transfer
13 July 2018       CF        [Nigeria]    Gold Omotayo      Whitehawk            Free transfer
16 July 2018       LB        [England]    Chris Stokes      Coventry City        Free transfer
24 July 2018       CF        [England]    Dom Telford       Stoke City           Free transfer
2 August 2018      LM        [Scotland]   Callum McFadzean  Guiseley             Free transfer
29 September 2018  CF        [England]    Nicky Maynard     [Scotland] Aberdeen  Free transfer

Transfers out

Date from        Position  Nationality            Name            To                            Fee             Ref.
1 July 2018      CB        [England]              Nathan Cameron  Macclesfield Town             Released
1 July 2018      RM        [Jamaica]              Chris Humphrey  [Scotland] East Kilbride      Released
1 July 2018      RM        [England]              Zeli Ismail     Walsall                       Released
1 July 2018      RB        [Wales]                Craig Jones     [Wales] Connah's Quay Nomads  Released
1 July 2018      LB        [England]              Greg Leigh      [Netherlands] NAC Breda       Free transfer
1 July 2018      RW        [Scotland]             Chris Maguire   Sunderland                    Free transfer
1 July 2018      CM        [England]              Andrew Tutte    Morecambe                     Released
3 July 2018      CF        [England]              Robert Harker   Burnley                       Free transfer
3 July 2018      CM        [Republic of Ireland]  Callum Reilly   Gillingham                    Undisclosed
6 August 2018    AM        [England]              Callum Styles   Barnsley                      Undisclosed
9 August 2018    DM        [Hong Kong]            Dai Wai-tsun    Oxford United                 Undisclosed
31 January 2019  CF        [England]              Chris Dagnall   Tranmere Rovers               Mutual consent
31 January 2019  CF        [England]              Chris Sang      Free agent                    Mutual consent

Loans in

Date from        Position  Nationality         Name             From                Fee             Ref.
6 July 2018      GK        [England]           Mathew Hudson    Preston North End   2 January 2019
6 August 2018    AM        [England]           Callum Styles    Barnsley            January 2019
15 August 2018   CM        [Scotland]          Jamie Barjonas   [Scotland] Rangers  2 January 2019
31 August 2018   CF        [Northern Ireland]  Caolan Lavery    Sheffield United    31 May 2019
23 January 2019  CB        [England]           Scott Wharton    Blackburn Rovers    31 May 2019
31 January 2019  CM        [England]           Jordan Rossiter  [Scotland] Rangers  31 May 2019

Loans out


2018–19 Bury F.C. season

Loans out

Date from         Position  Nationality    Name              To                     Date until        Ref.
9 August 2018     CB        [Scotland]     Tom Aldred        [Scotland] Motherwell  31 May 2019
22 August 2018    CM        [England]      Scott Burgess     [Wales] Wrexham        22 November 2018
24 August 2018    LB        [England]      Joe Skarz         FC Halifax Town        31 May 2019
28 August 2018    LW        [England]      Harry Bunn        Southend United        31 May 2019
31 August 2018    CF        [England]      Jordan Archer     Maidenhead United      January 2019
7 September 2018  GK        [England]      Scott Moloney     Skelmersdale United    6 October 2018
5 October 2018    CF        [Switzerland]  Gold Omotayo      Maidstone United       November 2018
5 October 2018    CF        [England]      Chris Sang        Marine                 November 2018
2 November 2018   DF        [England]      Dougie Nyaupembe  Hyde United            December 2018
9 November 2018   CF        [England]      Jordan Archer     Southport              31 May 2019
21 December 2018  CF        [England]      Chris Sang        Altrincham             January 2019
11 January 2019   DF        [England]      Dougie Nyaupembe  Stalybridge Celtic     31 May 2019
24 January 2019   CM        [England]      Scott Burgess     York City              31 May 2019


2017 World Baseball Classic – Qualifier 4

Team Israel celebrating on the field after defeating Great Britain on September 22, 2016.

Qualifier 4 of the Qualifying Round of the 2017 World Baseball Classic was held at MCU Park, Brooklyn, New York, United States from September 22 to 25, 2016. It was won by Team Israel, which went on to play in the World Baseball Classic in March 2017.

Qualifier 4 was a modified double-elimination tournament. The winners of the first games, Israel and Brazil, matched up in the second game, which Israel won. Meanwhile, the losers, Great Britain and Pakistan, faced each other in an elimination game, which Great Britain won.

The winners of the elimination game, Great Britain, then played and defeated the losers of the non-elimination game, Brazil, in another elimination game.

Israel then defeated Great Britain 9–1 in the final on September 25, 2016, to determine the winners of the Qualifier 4. Team Israel next played in South Korea in March 2017, as the 16th and final team in the WBC. They swept Pool B, beating South Korea, Taiwan, and the Netherlands, to qualify for the second round.

Bracket

  Preliminaries                                Semifinals            Qualifier

  –              Pakistan       0

  –              Brazil         10
                                W1             Brazil         0

                                W2             Israel         1
  –              Great Britain  2

  –              Israel         5
                                W3             Israel         9

                                W5             Great Britain  1
  Lower round 1                                Lower final

                 W4             Great Britain  4

  L1             Pakistan       0                                L3  Brazil     3

  L2             Great Britain  14

Results

  * All times are Eastern Daylight Time (UTC−04:00).

Brazil 10, Pakistan 0


Brazil 10, Pakistan 0

September 22 12:00 at MCU Park (F/7)
Team                                                                                1  2  3  4  5  6  7  8  9  R   H   E
Pakistan                                                                                0  0  0  0  0  0  0  X  X  0   4   1
Brazil                                                                                0  0  3  1  2  0  4  X  X  10  13  2
WP: Jean Tome (1−0) LP: Inayat Khan (0−1)
Home runs:
PAK: None
BRA: J. C. Muñiz (1)
Attendance: 1,210 (17.3%)
Umpires: HP − Alberto Ruiz, 1B − Andrew Higgins, 2B − Travis Eggert, 3B − Shane Livensparger
Notes: Completed early due to 10–run mercy rule after 7 innings.
Two outs when last run scored.
Boxscore

Israel 5, Great Britain 2

September 22 19:00 at MCU Park
Team                                                                                1  2  3  4  5  6  7  8  9  R  H   E
Great Britain                                                                                0  1  0  0  0  0  1  0  0  2  7   2
Israel                                                                                0  1  0  0  0  0  4  0  X  5  11  0
WP: Craig Breslow (1−0) LP: Vaughan Harris (0−1) Sv: Brad Goldberg (1)
Attendance: 3,919 (56.0%)
Umpires: HP − Serge Makouchetev, 1B − Shane Livensparger, 2B − Andrew Higgins, 3B − Bing Xu
Boxscore

Israel 1, Brazil 0

September 23 12:00 at MCU Park
Team                                                                                1  2  3  4  5  6  7  8  9  R  H  E
Brazil                                                                                0  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  3  1
Israel                                                                                0  0  0  1  0  0  0  0  X  1  3  0
WP: Corey Baker (1−0) LP: Bo Takahashi (0−1) Sv: Brad Goldberg (2)
Attendance: 1,862 (26.6%)
Umpires: HP − Andrew Higgins, 1B − Shane Livensparger, 2B − Alberto Ruiz, 3B − Bing Xu
Boxscore

Great Britain 14, Pakistan 0


Great Britain 14, Pakistan 0

September 23 19:00 at MCU Park (F/7)
Team                                                                                1  2  3  4  5  6  7  8  9  R   H   E
Great Britain                                                                         0  1  2  1  6  3  1  X  X  14  13  1
Pakistan                                                                              0  0  0  0  0  0  0  X  X  0   2   3
WP: Paul Kirkpatrick (1−0) LP: Muhammad Zohaib (0−1)
Attendance: 1,359 (19.4%)
Umpires: HP − Travis Eggert, 1B − Serge Makouchetev, 2B − Bing Xu, 3B − Alberto Ruiz
Notes: Completed early due to 10–run mercy rule after 7 innings.
Boxscore

Great Britain 4, Brazil 3

September 24 20:00 at MCU Park
Team                                                                                1  2  3  4  5  6  7  8  9  R  H   E
Brazil                                                                                0  0  2  0  0  0  0  1  0  3  12  1
Great Britain                                                                               0  0  3  0  0  0  1  0  X  4  6   1
WP: Chris Reed (1−0) LP: André Rienzo (0−1) Sv: Daniel Cooper (1)
Attendance: 1,480 (21.1%)
Umpires: HP − Shane Livensparger, 1B − Travis Eggert, 2B − Serge Makouchetev, 3B − Bing Xu
Boxscore

Israel 9, Great Britain 1

September 25 18:00 at MCU Park
Team                                                                                1  2  3  4  5  6  7  8  9  R  H   E
Great Britain                                                                                0  0  0  0  0  0  0  1  0  1  4   1
Israel                                                                                0  0  0  0  4  1  1  3  X  9  11  1
WP: Josh Zeid (1−0) LP: Spencer Kreisberg (0−1)
Home runs:
GBR: None
ISR: Blake Gailen (1), Ryan Lavarnway (1), Cody Decker (1)
Attendance: 2,016 (28.8%)
Umpires: HP − Alberto Ruiz, 1B − Travis Eggert, 2B − Andrew Higgins, 3B − Serge Makouchetev
Boxscore

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Borore

Borore (Sardinian: Bòrore) is a comune (municipality) in the Province of Nuoro in the Italian region Sardinia, located about 110 kilometres (68 mi) north of Cagliari and about 50 kilometres (31 mi) west of Nuoro.

Chiesa della Beata Vergine Assunta

Borore borders the following municipalities: Aidomaggiore, Birori, Dualchi, Macomer, Norbello, Santu Lussurgiu, Scano di Montiferro.

Wikimedia Commons has media related to Borore.
  * Official website


Con O'Brien

Con O'Brien may refer to:

  * Con O'Brien (American football) (1898–1993), American football player
  * Con O'Brien (politician) (1866–1938), Australian politician


Bocas del Toro

Bocas del Toro is the Spanish for "bull's mouths" or "bull's gulf". Bocas del Toro refers to many places in Panama.

  * Bocas Town, Bocas del Toro, a town and provincial capital on Isla Colón, Panama
  * Bocas del Toro District, an administrative district in Bocas del Toro Province, Panama
  * Bocas del Toro Province, a province in Panama
  * Bocas del Toro "Isla Colón" International Airport, an airport in the town of Bocas del Toro
  * Bocas del Toro Archipelago, a group of islands on the Caribbean coast of Panama


2020 Singapore Community Shield

The 2020 Singapore Community Shield (also known as the AIA Community Shield for sponsorship reasons) was the 8th edition of the Singapore Charity Shield held on 22 February 2020 at Jalan Besar Stadium, between 2019 Singapore Cup winner Tampines Rovers and Hougang United. Hougang replaces 2019 Singapore Premier League champions DPMM FC who skipped the game due to precautionary travel restrictions because of the coronavirus situation.

The Rovers won the Shield for a record fifth time after defeating Hougang United 3–0.

Match

Details

22 February 2020
18:00 SST
Tampines Rovers      3–0      Hougang United
Irwan Shah 56'
Boris Kopitovic 64'  Details
Jordan Webb 70'


2020 Singapore Community Shield

Jalan Besar Stadium, Singapore
Attendance: 1,925
Referee: Ahmad A’Qashah Bin Ahmad Al Badowe (SIN)

GK                     24  [Singapore] Syazwan Buhari     [Yellow card] 90'                                     GK                       18  [Singapore] Khairulhin Khalid (c)
DF                     5   [Singapore] Amirul Adli                           [downward-facing red arrow] 49'    DF                       2   [Singapore] Anders Aplin           [Yellow card] 81'
DF                     17  [Singapore] Irwan Shah                                                               DF                       15  [Singapore] Jordan Vestering       [Yellow card] 48'
DF                     22  [Singapore] Syahrul Sazali                                                           DF                       17  [Singapore] Faiz Salleh
MF                     7   [Singapore] Yasir Hanapi (c)                      [downward-facing red arrow] 83'    DF                       19  [Australia] Zac Anderson
MF                     8   [Japan] Kyoga Nakamura         [Yellow card] 34'                                     DF                       20  [Singapore] Muhaimin Suhaimi                          [downward-facing red arrow] 42'
MF                     10  [Canada] Jordan Webb           80'                                                   MF                       7   [Singapore] Shahfiq Ghani
MF                     12  [Singapore] Joel Chew                             [downward-facing red arrow] 68'    MF                       21  [Singapore] Nikeshi Sidhu Singh                       [downward-facing red arrow] 62'
MF                     15  [Singapore] Shah Shahiran                                                            MF                       24  [Singapore] Farhan Zulkifli                           [downward-facing red arrow] 74'
MF                     23  [Croatia] Zehrudin Mehmedović                                                        MF                       25  [England] Charlie Machell
FW                     9   [Montenegro] Boris Kopitović                                                         FW                       10  [Singapore] Shawal Anuar           [Yellow card] 75'
Substitutes:                                                                                Substitutes:
GK                     1   [Singapore] Zulfairuuz Rudy                                                          GK                       1   [Singapore] How Meng Heng
DF                     2   [Singapore] Shannon Stephen                       [upward-facing green arrow] 68'    DF                       8   [Singapore] Hafiz Abu Sujad


2020 Singapore Community Shield

DF                     6   [Singapore] Madhu Mohana                          [upward-facing green arrow] 49'    DF                       12  [Singapore] Fabian Kwok                               [upward-facing green arrow] 74'
DF                     21  [Singapore] Hamizan Hisham                                                           DF                       14  [Singapore] Alif Iskandar
MF                     11  [Singapore] Safirul Sulaiman                                                         MF                       4   [Singapore] Afiq Noor              [Yellow card] 86'  [upward-facing green arrow] 63'
MF                     56  [Singapore] Danish Siregar                                                           MF                       26  [Singapore] Daniel Martens
FW                     13  [Singapore] Taufik Suparno                        [upward-facing green arrow] 83'    FW                       23  [Singapore] Sahil Suhaimi                             [upward-facing green arrow] 67'
Head coach:                                                                                Head coach:
[Singapore] Gavin Lee                                                                                [Singapore] Clement Teo


2020 Singapore Community Shield

Match officials                                        Match rules
  * Referee: Ahmad A’Qashah Bin Ahmad Al Badowe (SIN)
  * Assistant referees:                                  * 90 minutes.
      + - (SIN)                                          * Penalty shoot-out if scores level after 90 minutes.
      + - (SIN)                                          * Maximum of seven-named substitutes.
  * Fourth official: - (SIN)                             * Maximum of three substitutions.
  * Match commissioner: - (SIN)

  * 2020 Singapore Premier League
  * 2020 Singapore Cup
  * 2020 Singapore League Cup


Five Sisters (Burlington, Vermont)

Five Sisters is a historic neighborhood in the South End of Burlington, Vermont. There are approximately 300 homes on the neighborhood's five streets which were completed in the late 19th and early 20th century. According to local legend, these streets were named after the developer's five daughters, though local historians can neither confirm nor deny such rumors.

In 2006, the Five Sisters neighborhood was named to the "top ten" neighborhoods in the United States by Cottage Living magazine.

The Five Sisters

  * Caroline St.
  * Catherine St.
  * Charlotte St.
  * Margaret St.
  * Marion St.
  * Seven-Days article on the Five Sisters
  * Cottage Living magazine

44°27′55″N 73°12′38″W / 44.465381°N 73.210616°W


Francisco Reyes (illustrator)

Francisco Reyes is a Filipino illustrator and comic strip artist who is regarded as the “King of the Philippine-jungle lord school of comics-strip writing”. He was the co-creator, together with Pedrito Reyes, of Kulafu (1930s), the first colored adventure comic strip in the history of comics and magazines in the Philippines.

Biography

Reyes started studying at the School of Fine Arts of the University of the Philippines in 1927. He graduated in 1932. He began working for Liwayway Publications during the same year. From 1936 to 1941, he was working solo for the comic strip Kulafu because Pedrito Reyes took on another job. Among his other creations were Talahib ["Cogon Grass" or "Bush"] (1946), Kilabot ["Terror", "Fear", or "Horror"] (1947), Buhawi ["Cyclone" or "Tornado"] (1947), and Mahiwagang Sinulid ["Mysterious Thread"] (1949). In collaboration with Filipino writer Clodualdo del Mundo, he illustrated the comic strips Joe Safari (1947), Dagog (1967), Sphinx (1969) and Ogganda (1964).

Kiko Reyes was married to Belen Castaneda and had two sons namely Francisco C. Reyes Jr. and Jose C. Reyes. Francisco C. Reyes Jr. in turn had three sons, namely Franco Rommel D. Reyes, a surgeon and lawyer, the eldest and Franco Oliver and Franz Hanniel the younger brothers.

  * francisco reyes original art


Elise Herz

Elise Herz, née von Lämel (1788–1868) was a Prague-born Austrian philanthropist.Simon von Lämel.Vienna.

Herz founded a children's asylum in Jerusalem, mainly for Jewish children, but a few Christian and Muslim children were accepted as well.Ludwig August Frankl was commissioned to organize it.Jewish Encyclopedia about a "children's asylum" refers to the school she founded in her father's memoryZikhron Moshe neighbourhood of the city, better known as the Simon von Lämel School or simply Lämel School.

  * This article incorporates text from a publication now in the public domain: Singer, Isidore; et al., eds. (1901–1906). "Herz, Elise, von Lämel". The Jewish Encyclopedia. New York: Funk & Wagnalls.


Gouyave FC

Gouyave Football Club is a Grenadian football club based in Gouyave.2016 GFA Premier Division season, Gouyave played, for the first time in their history, in the top flight of Grenadian football.

Known players

  * Kacey Smith
  * Nakim Straker
  * Jamal Charles


2019 Little Rock Challenger – Doubles

Main article: 2019 Little Rock Challenger

This was the first edition of the tournament.

Matías Franco Descotte and Orlando Luz won the title after defeating Treat Huey and Max Schnur 7–5, 1–6, [12–10] in the final.

Seeds

 1. [Venezuela] Roberto Maytín / [United States] Jackson Withrow (quarterfinals)
 2. [Venezuela] Luis David Martínez / [Ecuador] Roberto Quiroz (quarterfinals)
 3. [Finland] Harri Heliövaara / [United States] Alex Lawson (first round)
 4. [India] Arjun Kadhe / [Ukraine] Volodymyr Uzhylovskyi (first round)

Draw

Key