First Series
- Inaugural Season
King's Oak, Brighton, Cleveland
Park, Coventry (Brandon), Crystal Palace, Foleshill (Coventry),
Greenford, Halifax, Harringay, King's Oak (different),
Lea Bridge, Leeds, Marine Gardens (Edinburgh), Notts &
Derby, Perry Bar (Birmingham), Salford, Sheffield, Southampton,
Stamford Bridge, Sunbac (Birmingham, West Ham, White City
(London), White City (Manchester), Wimbledon.
Second Series - Early Years
Perry Barr (Birmingham), Exeter,
West Ham, Brandon (Coventry), Hall Green (Birmingham),
Preston, Northampton, Portsmouth, Warrington, White City
Cardiff, Kings Oak, Leeds, Stamford Bridge, Leeds, Olympic
Speedway Nottingham, Rotherham, Lea Bridge, Wolverhampton,
Wembley, Leicester, Marine Gardens, Wimbledon, The Knowle
(Bristol), Belle Vue.
Third Series - More Early Years
Leicester Super (only Official
Test Match v Australia); Barrow; Burnley; Hanley; Wombwell;
Warrington; Whitley Bay; Leicester Super (1929 - first
season); Leicester Stadium; Rochdale (1928 - first season);
Rochdale (1929); Newcastle; Brandon; Leeds; Coventry (Foleshill);
Albion, Salford; Gosforth; Stanley, Liverpool (1929);
Stanley, Liverpool (1930); Portsmouth (Copnor); White
City (Ibrox); Owlerton; Southampton; Halifax.
Fourth Series - The Fabulous 40s
Swindon, Walthamstow, Coventry,
Southampton, Cradley Heath, Leicester, Poole, Halifax,
Harringay, Rayleigh, Brough Park, Wembley, Wimbledon,
Bristol, Middlesbrough, New Cross, West Ham, Plymouth,
Hanley, Liverpool, Edinburgh, Oxford, White City (Glasgow),
Birmingham.
Fifth Series - More Early Years,
1930s
Leeds, California, Crystal Palace,
Oxford, Barnet, Workington, High Beech (1937), Hackney,
White City (Nottingham), Lea Bridge (1938), Bell End,
Southampton, Nottingham, Lea Bridge (1933), Wimbledon,
Rye House, Birmingham, New Brighton, Smallford, Wembley,
Belle Vue, Sheffield, Plymouth, Stamford Bridge.
Sixth Series - More Early Years
1920-40s
Barnsley, Belle Vue (1940), Coventry
(Brandon) 1930, California (1936), Cardiff White City
(last ever), Caxton, Crystal Palace, Exeter, Glasgow Celtic
Park, Glasgow (White City), Greenford, Harringay, Lea
Bridge, Liverpool Seaforth, Manchester (White City), Middlesbrough,
Norwich, Plymouth, Rye House 1940, Swindon, Walthamstow
(1st ever), West Ham 1940, White City (London), York.
Seventh - More
Fabulous 40s
Bell End (Holbeach), Belle Vue,
Bradford (Odsal), California, Dublin (Santry), Eastbourne,
Edinburgh (Old Meadowbank), Exeter, Fleetwood, Glasgow
(Ashfield), Harringay, Hastings, High Beech, Hull, New
Cross, Norwich, Poole, Rye House, Sheffield, Tamworth,
White City (Glasgow), Wigan, Wombwell, Yarmouth.
