Who da thought it, 151 Queen Street built in 1733 was the home to the merchant William Gale. William was the younger brother of George Gale whose first wife, Mildred, was the grandmother of George Washington - the first president of the United States of America. this house is one of the earliest of Whitehaven's large houses to have survived to present day. Good old George and Mildred and a grand day out. Well done to Wire Weaver with a top score of 25pts a) Score and Winning team: Whitehaven 4 v 44 Warrington b) First try (Wire player): Walker c) Time of first try:8 mins d) Last try (any team, player not time): Leyland e) Kicks over the sticks (combined): 6 kicks f) Attendance (500 margin): 3,980 (3,730 - 4,230) - g) Sheffield v Wigan Wigan by 36 Hunslet v Huddersfield Huddersfield by 28 West Warriors v Leeds Leeds by 92 York Knights v Hull KR Hull KR by 42 Workington v Leigh Leigh by 60 West Hull v St Helens St Helens by 38 Midland Hurricanes v Salford Salford by 36 Bradford v Castleford Bradford by 2 Halifax v Catalans Catalans by 14 York Acorn v Hull FC Hull FC by 46 Goole v Wakefield Wakefield by 82 Batley v Dewsbury Batley by 20 Featherstone v Ince Rose Bridge Featherstone by 68 NW Crusaders v Widnes Widnes by 6 Oldham v Barrow Oldham by 38 RESULTS 35pts Wire Weaver. 21pts The Speculator 20pts Wire n Steel 19pts Old Man John 18pts Barbed Wire Builth Wells Wire 17pts CW8 16pts Sir Adrian Morley, Uncle Rico, karetaker, Wanderer 13pts rubber duckie Any problems or miscalculations please PM me