Tuesday, June 2 – 1942 George Leadbetter, the Liverpool FC player who, as I announced some time ago, is a prisoner of war in Germany,
Author: kjehan
I just love the history of Liverpool F.C. and football in general. The earlier the better.
Fine finish at Anfield
June 1, 1942 The meeting of Liverpool and Everton in the Liverpool Senior Cup final at Anfield provided a thrilling finish to the season’s programme
Liverpool win Liverpool Cup
Monday, June 1 – 1942 It is a long time since any season went out with such a hectic ending as Saturday provided apart from
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All articles about Robert Campbell on PlayUpLiverpool. About Robert Campbell: Born: January 27 – 1883, Ellon. Passed away: May 31 – 1942, Glasgow. Position: Right
Liverpool v Everton 4-1 (Liverpool Cup and Lancashire League match: May 30, 1942)
May 30, 1942 Key note: “The meeting of Liverpool and Everton in the Liverpool Senior Cup final at Anfield provided a thrilling finish to the
You can’t beat them – By George Green
Saturday, May 30 – 1942 (Liverpool Echo, 30-05-1942) Blackpool, Everton, Lancashire Cup, sketch
Bobby Robinson’s daughter married
Saturday, May 30 – 1942 Miss Nancy Robinson, Stanley Park Avenue, Anfield, Liverpool, and Sergeant Herbert Richardson, Ajax-street, Kirkdale, Liverpool, leaving St. Columba’s Church, Anfield,
Anfield decider
May 29, 1942 While we had dreamed of Liverpool and Everton meeting in the Lancashire Senior Cup final and found that bubble exploded in two
War time guest stars on view at Anfield
May 29, 1942 For tomorrow’s Anfield Cup game Liverpool will have the help of six new guest stars. In addition to other borrowed players who
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Image(s): Jimmy “Punch” McEwen, Bury (Athletic News: September 8, 1902). X
Liverton doubts
May 28, 1942 Liverpool have two blanks yet to fill before their side against Everton, at Anfield, in the Liverpool Senior Cup final is complete.
Army’s strong side
Thursday, May 28 – 1942 The Western Command are taking no chances against Mr. Ted Robbin’s eleven, and have chosen a strong side, including several
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All articles about Jimmy “Punch” McEwen on PlayUpLiverpool.com; About Jimmy “Punch” McEwen: Born: October 16, 1872: Kirkdale, Merseyside, England. Passed away: May 27, 1942: Barnes,
Blues strong side for Anfield derby
Wednesday, May 27 – 1942 What’s lost on the swings comes back on the roundabouts, and from Merseyside’s point of view the Liverpool-Everton “Derby” which
Liverpool’s vital defeat
Tuesday, May 26 – 1942 Liverpool’s heavy defeat by Blackpool, and Northampton’s victory over Leicester yesterday, has carried the latter into the foremost challenging position
Blackpool v Liverpool 8-2 (Lancashire League match: May 25, 1942)
May 25, 1942 Match: Lancashire League match, at Bloomfield Road, kick-off: 18:30. Blackpool – Liverpool 8-2 (4-0). Attendance: 4,000. Referee: Mr. W.H. Evans (Liverpool). Blackpool
Tranmere Rovers “A” v Liverpool “A” (Liverpool County Challenge Cup: May 25, 1942)
May 25, 1942 Match: Challenge Cup, at Prenton Park, kick-off: 15:30. Tranmere Rovers “A”– Liverpool “A”. Tranmere Rovers ‘A’ (2-3-5): Bob Yeardsley, V.L. Stone, Eric
Extra time did it for Blackburn Rovers
Monday, May 25 – 1942 Failure to maintain the pace during extra time cost Liverpool their place in the Lancashire Cup at Anfield. Twice the
Liverpool v Blackburn Rovers 2-3 (League match and Lancashire Cup: May 23, 1942)
May 23, 1942 Match: Lancashire League and Lancashire Cup Semi-Final, at Anfield. Liverpool – Blackburn Rovers 2-3 aet, 2-2 (1-1). Attendance: 8,062; gate receipts £470.
What a game! – By George Green
Saturday, May 23 – 1942 (Liverpool Echo, 23-05-1942) Everton, Blackpool, Lancashire Cup
Liverpool juniors at Tranmere Rovers
May 23, 1942 Birkenhead enthusiasts are well catered for seeing that Prenton Park stages the challenge match between the juniors of Tranmere Rovers and Liverpool.
Liverpool should win
May 22, 1942 Tomorrow the major attraction is Liverpool’s Lancashire Cup semi-final with Blackburn Rovers, though Everton’s game with the Western Command runs it close,
Preston stars for Liverpool
May 21, 1942 Liverpool F.C. mean to make a strong bid for the “double” of League championship and Lancashire Cup, and with this object in
Liverpool’s fighting spirit
May 18, 1942 Liverpool players say they would not mind playing all their matches at Deepdale, and I’m not surprised, for they have won all
Preston North End v Liverpool 0-2 (League match: May 16, 1942)
May 16, 1942 Match: Lancashire League, at Deepdale. Preston North End – Liverpool 0-2 (0-1). Attendance: 3,000. Referee: Mr. A.E. Ellis (Blackpool). Preston North End
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