May 10, 1915 Following the example set by Johnny Houston the Everton forward who rejoined the Army, Jimmy Galt the captain of the Goodison club,
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A tale of owd Tom Watson
May 9, 1915 In the West of Scotland there were few better known personalities in the world of football than the late Tom Watson, manager
FA Cup final attendance at Old Trafford
May 8, 1915 The number of persons present at he English Cup final tie between Sheffield United and Chelsea on the Manchester United ground on
Tom Watsons death: from a Newcastle point of view
May 6, 1915 We regret to announce the death of Mr. Tom Watson, the secretary of the Liverpool Football Club, which took place yesterday afternoon,
“Owd Tom” Watson dies at his home
May 6, 1915 We regret to announce the death of Mr. Tom Watson, the popular secretary of the Liverpool Football Club, which occurred at his
Territorial charge with the bayonet – ex-footballer killed
May 3, 1915 The 5th King’s Own Royal Lancaster Regiment (Territorial) during the hard fighting on the 23rd and 24th ult., when they acted in
The new drink prices
May 3, 1915 At a special meeting of the Licensed Victuallers’ Association in Chester the following prices were agreed upon: – Ordinary spirits, 3d half-glass,
A strong team to Dingle Park
April 27, 1915 The directors of Liverpool F.C. have generously agreed to send a strong team to Dingle Park on Thursday (six o’clock) to play
Leeds footballer killed in action
Saturday, April 24 – 1915 News has been officially received from the War Office that Lieutenant Gerald Kirk, of the 5ft King’s Own Royal Lancaster
Rumour of a “squared” match
April 24, 1915 The report of commission appointed to inquire into the rumours as to one of two matches played in Manchester during Easter week
Can Liverpool help Everton?
Friday, April 23 – 1915 As Liverpool are at Oldham to-morrow there will be great concern in their doings. If Liverpool win Oldham will have
Liverpool fall at Manchester United
April 3, 1915 Although Manchester United are hovering at the bottom of the League, their display against Liverpool at Old Trafford yesterday, before 12,000 spectators,
Bradford City defeat Liverpool
March 11, 1915 The attendance only numbered about 4,000 at Valley Parade yesterday when Bradford City and Liverpool played their postponed League fixture. The opening
Everton and Liverpool at Anfield
March 8, 1915 The meeting of the local junior teams, at Anfield produced a much better contest than the previous game at Goodison Park, and
Burnley Reserves’ weak display
March 3, 1915 The Burnley Reserves, or some of them, and especially the forwards, played a weak game against Liverpool Reserves on Saturday, at Turf
Liverpool’s capital victory
March 1, 1915 By their capital victory over Burnley, Liverpool have done much to escape the relegation problem, and if the form they displayed on
Views on to-morrows game at Anfield (v Burnley)
February 26, 1915 Liverpool folk rarely go thirteen days without a chance of seeing a First Division match, and therefore they will relish the attraction
Alf West for the Footballers Battalion
February 23, 1915 Tommy Barber (Aston Villa) and Alf West (Notts County) were among the professional footballers who were attested yesterday, and reported themselves to
Turton Football Club disbanded
February 20, 1915 The war has played havoc with football clubs in Lancashire, and the latest to go under is the Turton Club, the disbandment
Alterations for the “Derby” game
February 3, 1915 The teams for the local “Derby” are: Everton (v. Liverpool), at Goodison Park, on Saturday; kick-off 3.30 p.m.: Tommy Fern, Bob Thompson,
Derby game at boiling point
February 2, 1915 Interest in the Liverton games has been at a high pitch, even if the attendances have shown a falling off. Next Saturday
Burnley footballer killed in action
February 1, 1915 Yesterday the sad news was received in Burnley that Alfred Lorrimer, who last season was one of the town football club’s most
Local “rarebits”, by Ernest Peake (Liverpool F.C.)
January 23, 1915 Rivalry which is good providing it is clean and honest. I have heard it often said that there is no war so
Players ready to join the Army if called upon
Friday, January 22 – 1915 Lord Derby’s postcard recruiting census of players and spectators at the Christmas Day and Boxing Day matches at Liverpool and
Tommy Haughton in the military
January 9, 1915 A good example has been set to local footballers by Tommy Haughton, the town club’s custodian, and one of the finest players
"Play Up, Liverpool" 
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