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Bluey Scott

1929 – 2023

Australian motorcycle speedway rider

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About Bluey Scott

Lived 1929 – 2023 (aged 93–94).

Eric William Scott better known as Bluey Scott or Jack Scott (born 10 July 1929 – 27 February 2023) was a motorcycle speedway rider from Australia.

Biography Scott, born in Auburn, New South Wales, started racing in 1949. He joined Motherwell through his connection with his friend Jack Young.

Scott spent four seasons at Motherwell, although during the last season, the team were known as the Lanarkshire Eagles. He returned home to Australia for the winter of 1954 before learning that Motherwell were closing due to financial losses.

Subsequently, he was subject to interest from Coventry Bees but secured a transfer to Southampton Saints for the 1955 season and then finished the season with Ipswich Witches.

Scott returned to race in Australia and remained there until 1963, when he was signed by Reg Fearman for the Long Eaton Archers. He averaged 7.16 for Long Eaton before switching to Middlesbrough Bears in 1964.

Scott sealed an exchange transfer to Glasgow Tigers in 1965 for the inaugural British League season, trading places with Ray Cresp. His final season was with Glasgow in 1966.

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Born
1929
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Died
2023

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Bluey Scott?

Australian motorcycle speedway rider

When was Bluey Scott born?

Bluey Scott was born in 1929.

When did Bluey Scott die?

Bluey Scott died in 2023.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Bluey Scott

· Wikidata: Q125649938

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