After a challenge match against Birmingham Hall Green on 20 April,[4] the first Southern League fixture took place against Lea Bridge on 4 May.

[6] The following season the Canaries slipped to 12th place in the 1930 Speedway Southern League despite having the Australian and world star Vic Huxley as number one rider.

The following season, the team resigned in early June, citing lack of support,[7][8] with their fixtures eventually being taken over by Belle Vue Aces.

[16] The decade started with the worst news possible when Ray Duggan was killed on 20 January at the Sydney Sports Ground after being involved in a high-speed crash with friend Norman Clay.

[22] The subsequent season in 1954 failed to live up to the success experienced in 1953 and to make matters worse in January 1955 it was announced that league speedway would end.