Towers join the list of Jets victims

Sunday 20 October 1996 23:02 BST

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The champions London Towers joined Chester Jets' growing list of victims when they lost 91-86 at Wembley Court last night against the Budweiser League's most improved team.

Chester, who already have two wins over former champions Sheffield Sharks, led 53-42 at half-time. Ricardo Leonard made the game safe with a three- point play inside the final 30 seconds for Chester to lead 90-84.

The dispute between Crystal Palace and Leopards over a fee for Ronnie Baker will cost him his England place for next week's European Championship game against Latvia against Leicester unless it is quickly resolved.

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