Michael Mains struck twice alongside strikes from Joe Hunter, Alan Mulholland, Anthony Kew, Ryan
Taylor, James McRoy and Paul Thompson.
Unable to break loose against spinners Andrew Salter and Callum
Taylor, James Hildreth scored at less than a run a ball in contributing 22 to a second wicket stand of 41 before being run out by Colin Ingram's direct hit from mid-off with the score on 107.
Reps: Rhys Lawrence, Gerard Ellis, Nicky Thomas, Huw
Taylor, James Benjamin, Rhodri Williams, Gavin Henson, Jordan Williams.
Directed by Hofesh Shechter, four young, London-based choreographers-Becky Namgauds, Duwane
Taylor, James Finnemore and Joseph Toonga--weave together their wildly disparate styles for an outdoor spectacle featuring more than 150 dancers and musicians performing at one of the city's most iconic structures: the Tower of London.
Only four other golfers - Harry Vardon, JH
Taylor, James Braid and Tom Watson - have won as many Open Championships.
A bumper 20,000-plus crowd is expected at CardiffCity Stadium for the visit of Steve Bruce's team, a side containing the likes of Wales Euro 2016 heroes Neil
Taylor, James Chester, as well as ex-England captain John Terry.
MCC: John Booth (capt), Tom Hodson (wkt), Nick Summerscales, Ben Morley, Imran Dawood, Tim
Taylor, James Moorhouse, David Lees, Ben Cawood, David Sadler, Tim Jackson.
Among the ten Aussie boats entered at the time of writing, current national champions Graeme
Taylor, James Mayo and Steve Jarvin in Magpie, and Iain Murray, Euan McNichol and Richie Allanson who placed second behind their training partners.
Bale is suspended after picking up two bookings in the competition and, with other senior players Neil
Taylor, James Collins and Andy King also absent for one reason or another, Coleman has had to draw deep on his resources.
EXETER CITY: Olejnik; McReady (Egan 89), Sweeney, Moore-Taylor, Woodman (Jay 86);
Taylor, James; Tillson, Watkins, McAlinden (Byrne 70), Simpson.
Robert Thornton plays Phil
Taylor, James Wade goes in against Raymond van Barneveld.
In April 2003 a Boro side including Ross Turnbull, David Wheater, Matthew Bates, Andrew
Taylor, James Morrison and Chris Brunt lost 2-0 to a Manchester United side that featured Phil Bardsley, Paul McShane.