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| 1 January | New Year meeting at Marine Gardens is cancelled due to rain | |
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14 April | |
| 19 April | The first match of the Northern League is raced at Marine Gardens Edinburgh are defeated by Belle Vue 12-21. Bill Llewelly wins the Handicap event and Jack Chapman wins the Scottish Golden Helmet. | |
| The first Southern League match of the season is raced Coventry defeat Leicester 34-19 at Brandon | 21 April | |
| Northern League match in Manchester Belle Vue 25-8 Edinburgh | 26 April | |
| 3 May |  Edinburgh win their first league points defeating Preston 21-15. George McKenzie wins the Handicap event and Joe Abbott wins the Scottish Golden Gauntlett |
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| Northern League Preston 25 19 Edinburgh | 8 May | |
| 10 May | Edinburgh and Glasgow contest the White City White Horse Distillers Trophy Edinburgh defeat rtheir rivals 12 -10, George McKenzie wins the Edinburgh Handicap and the Scottish Gold Sash | |
| The Marine Gardens Sports day event is held and a series of Scratch races take place. | 16 May | |
| 17 May | Northern League match Edinburgh defeat Gosforth 26-10 The Edinburgh Handicap is won by Syd Parsons and the Scottish Golden Torch by Drew McQueen | |
| In the Edinburgh Handicap George McKenzie claims top spot and the the Scottish Gold Helmet is won by Frank Varey | 19 May | |
| 23 May | Edinburgh are in Warrington in a Northern league match going down 22-14 | |
 Edinburgh 22-14 Barnsley Lundwood in a Northern league match. In the Edinburgh Handicap George McKenzie wins and then wins the Scottish Golden Gauntlet |
24 May | |
| 31 May |  Edinburgh face Warrington in a Northern League match with the Scots winning 23-13. The Edinburgh Handicap is won by Tommy Hatch and the Scottish Gold Sash is won by George Milton |
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 Wembley journey to Edinburgh for a challenge match with the visitors winning 16-20 The Edinburgh Handicap is won by Drew McQueen and Jack Ormston wins the Scottish Gold Torch |
7 June | |
| 14 June | Edinburgh 17-19 Sheffield in teh Northern league. Edinburgh Handicap is won by George McKenzie and the Scottish Gold Helmet is won by Laurie Packer | |
| Edinburgh travel to Liverpool for a Northern League matchwith the home team winning 24-12 | 18 June | |
| Last meeting at Northampton | ||
| 21 June |  Edinburgh 20-4 Wombwell in the National League the Edinburgh Handicap is won by Col Stewart and the Scottish Gold Sash is won by Len Stewart |
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| Edinburgh Scottish Championships are held at Marine Gardens Harry Harry Whitfield is the champion with Stan Catlett in second place and Syd Parsons in third place. | 28 June | |
| West Ham are Essex County champions | ||
| 30 June | England 17-35 Australia at Wimbledon | |
| Edinburgh head west to face Glasgow in a challenge match with the home team winning 19-17 | 1 July | |
| 5 July |  Edinburgh 12-25 White City Manchester in the Northern League. In the Edinburgh Handicap Bob Dawson wins and the Scottish Gold Torch is won by Frank Charles. Edinburgh withdrew from the league. |
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 Southampton are South Coast championsthey defeat Portsmouth in their last match to claim the title. |
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| Ivor Creek wins the Edinburgh Handicap and the Scottish Gold Gauntlet | 12 July | |
| 16 July | Rain forces the Gosforth vs Edinburgh match to be cancelled. | |
| Edinburgh Handicap is won by Norrie Isbister and in the Scottish Gold Helmet George McKenzie is the winner. | 19 July | |
| 23 July | Rain again forces the Gosforth vs Edinburgh match to be cancelled. | |
| England 56-39 Australia at Belle Vue | ||
| Edinburgh Marine Gardens Track Championship is won by Harry Whitfield Gordon Byers is in second place and Stan Catlett third. This was the last meeting of the season in Edinburgh. | 26 July | |
| 29 July | Match vs Glasgow at White City is cancelled due to rain | |
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6 August | |
| 20 August | England 49-46 Australia at Stamford Bridge | |
| England 51-45 Australia at Belle Vue | 3 September | |
| 4 September |  International challenge match England vs Australia this is the last ever meeting at Halifax (Thrum Hall) |
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12 September | |
| 18 September | first leg of the British Championships Northern League champions Belle Vue face Southern League Champions Wembley in the first of a two legs. The London team win 27-20 at the Empire stadium. | |
| England 49-45 Australia at Wembley | 26 September | |
| 27 September | Final match of the Northern League 18-18 draw between Leicester and Belle Vue. The Manchester team are the League Champions. | |
| Wembley are crowned British Champions after defeating Belle Vue in the second leg of the final. Belle Vue 43.5 - 56.5 Wembley | 1 October | |
| 9 October | Wembley win the London Cup defeating Stamford Bridge | |
| Wimbledon defeat High Beech in the final match of the Southern League. Wembley are crowned champions. | 13 October |
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