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GLASGOW have been boosted by the return of skipper Shane Parker and youngster Josh Grajczonek for the clash with Somerset on Sunday.The Tigers have been unable to find a replacement for still-injured Ross Brady but are relieved to be much closer to full-strength.Co-promoter Stewart Dickson said: "Having two key riders back from injury will make such a huge difference to team strength and morale."

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 BERWICK could be without reserve Gino Franchetti for up to a month after he suffered a severely burned arm at Newcastle last weekend.Mitchell Davey steps in as a guest in Saturday's home match against Somerset, which will offer free admission to all accompanied under-16s..Owner John Anderson said: "It's going to be a great night, and in addition to the racing there will be a whole lot more activity."

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BOURNEMOUTH went to the top of the National League with an emphatic 62-33win over Plymouth at Wimborne Road.Mark Baseby scored a full 15-point maximum and Jay Herne was also unbeaten by an opponent as the Buccaneers took over from Weymouth.Manager Garry May said: "It's nice to get to the top of the league, and now we are there, we would like to stay there."

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 FRIDAY JULY 17:

PREMIER LEAGUE: Edinburgh v Somerset 7.30, Scunthorpe v Stoke 7.30

U21 INTERNATIONAL: GB v Australasia, Plymouth 7.30

SIDECARS: Somerset 7.30

SATURDAY JULY 18

:PREMIER LEAGUE: Berwick v Somerset 7pm, Rye House v Scunthorpe 7pm, Stoke vEdinburgh 7.30, Workington v Sheffield 7pm

NATIONAL LEAGUE: Weymouth v Plymouth 7.15

SUNDAY JULY 19

:PREMIER LEAGUE: Glasgow v Somerset 4pm, Newcastle v Redcar 6.30, Newport vBirmingham 5pm

NATIONAL LEAGUE: Mildenhall v Scunthorpe 4pmU

21 INTERNATIONAL: GB v Australasia, Buxton 3pm