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VASE KINGS ARE KNOCKED OUT EARLY!

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 September 2019

By Garry King
WHITLEY BAY 1
BARNOLDSWICK 2
FOUR-TIME FA Vase winners Whitley Bay are out of the competion after a bitterly disappointing defeat at Hillheads.
Zak Dale’s brace gave the visitors, who finished the game with ten men, the victory on North Tyneside.
Brad Hird could have put Bay in front inside the opening 20 minutes when he rounded Barnoldswick’s Ryan Livesey but fired his fierce effort wide.
A defensive error on the half hour allowed Dale to run through on goal and fire Town in front.
And the lively forward grabbed his second of the game in the 67th minute – a ...

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