All articles about Jack Parkinson on PlayUpLiverpool.com. About Jack Parkinson: Poems on players: “Many forwards I admire – There’s the winger who’s a flier. An antelope for speed, I like him much; But the artist, on the whole, is the one who can control The leather near the […]
Sunday, September 13 – 1942 Mr. Jack Parkinson, the former Liverpool Football Club centre-forward, who played for England against Scotland and Wales in 1910, died in Liverpool last night. Mr. Parkinson was in business in Commutation-row, Liverpool, for many years and was chairman of the Mersey and District […]
Friday, January 26 – 1940 Prominent footballers past and present attended the funeral in Liverpool today, of Mr. William “Billy” Connell, the former Liverpool F.C. trainer. Liverpool Football Club was represented by Mr. W. Harvey Webb, director, and Mr. George Patterson, secretary; Everton F.C. by Mr. Ernest Green […]
Tuesday, April 11 – 1939 Miss Winnifred Parkinson (left), and her sister, Miss Elsie Parkinson, leaving the Church of St. Simon and St. Jude, Anfield-road, Liverpool, with their bridegrooms, Mr. Edmund Houghton and Mr. H. Trevor Jones. The bride’s father is Mr. John Parkinson, a former Liverpool F.C. […]
Saturday, February 4 – 1939 The competition asking for the six most famous footballers of Liverpool F.C., in order of merit, led to a large survey of famous names and apparently created much pleasure and profitable thought. The result of the competition is that Elisha Scott tops the […]
June 29, 1922 On Thursday night a commemoration dinner was held to signify the great performance of the Liverpool team in winning the championship. There was a handsome gathering of shareholders. Mr. W.R. Williams, the chairman, presided. A great honour was paid to the team of 1921-22. The […]
Tuesday, February 12 – 1918 In the city of Liverpool the adherents of Association football have had the rare privilege of watching Fred Geary, Jack Southworth, Alexander Young, Bert Freeman, and Bobby Parker play centre-forward for Everton, while George Allan, Sam Raybould, Jack Parkinson, and Fred Pagnam have […]
Thursday, August 31 – 1916 We have some runners among our footballers this season. It is a few years now since Jack Parkinson and W. Stevenson made som capital sprint matches. Now the mantle has fallen on Robert Waine and Lloyd, the former of Liverpool, and the latter […]
July 10, 1915 Conversation in train which led To my becoming manager of Hamilton Academicals By Alex Raisbeck. When I commenced season 1913-14 I had little idea that within the short space of twelve months I would finish one career and enter upon a fresh one. Yet this […]
May 11, 1915 A cool corner of Anfield Cemetery had been chosen. The sun’s rays shaded his last resting-place. “Tom” was buried there. The day was beauteously fine, and the setting of the last act was all peaceful. The whole sports-world seemed to be represented. The late manager […]
Friday, August 21 – 1914 The Bury Football Club yesterday secured the transfer of Parkinson, the centre forward, from Liverpool. Parkinson has played for England against Wales and Scotland, and he is also an inter-League player. (Liverpool Echo, 22-08-1914)
May 4, 1914 Liverpool failed to rebook Ernest Peake, so the Welsh international has taken himself to Third Lanark. It is curious to find a Welshman making is name with a Lancashire club and then turning to Scotland for employment, though Scotland has boasted a goalkeeper, Halliday, who […]
Thursday, April 30 – 1914 Arthur Goddard, who, along with Parkinson and several of the reserve players, are not being signed on by the Liverpool club, is, I understand, among the last four applicants for the position of manager to the Glossop club. (Liverpool Evening Express, 30-04-1914) Jack […]
Monday, April 27 – 1914 League. – Miller 14, Lacey 6, Sheldon 5, Banks, 4, Gracie 3, Nicholl 3, Dawson 3, Metcalf 2, Crawford 1, Mackinlay 1, Parkinson 1, Macdougall – total 44. Central League. – Bovill 8, Banks 6, Macdougall 5, Parkinson 5, Goddard 4, Dawson 4, […]
Sunday, April 19 – 1914 The players who will probably represent Liverpool are as follow: – Kenneth Campbell (goalkeeper), a young custodian whom Liverpool people think is the finest goalkeeper playing. Will one day play for Scotland. Born at Glasgow. Was secured by Liverpool from Cambuslang about four […]
Friday, April 17 – 1914 Liverpool Reserves v Bury Reserves, at Anfield, kick-off 3.30. Liverpool. – Malone; Grayer and Crawford; Holden, Scott, and Gracie; Bailey, Banks, Parkinson, Dawson, and Terris. (Evening Express, 17-04-1914)
Monday, April 13 – 1914 Reserves, Central League, at Anfield. Liverpool Reserves – Bradford City Reserves 3-1 (2-0). Liverpool Reserves (2-3-5): Elisha Scott; Frank Grayer, Sam Speakman; James Scott, Walter Wadsworth, Robert Crawford; Robert Macdougall, Tom Gracie, Jack Parkinson, John Bovill, Robert Terris. Bradford City Reserves (2-3-5): Mellods; […]
April 8, 1914 The Liverpool Reserves team to meet Crewe Alexandra Reserves on Good Friday will be: – Elisha Scott; Frank Grayer and Robert Crawford; James Scott, Ernest Peake, and Ralph Holden; Arthur Goddard, John Bovill, Jack Parkinson, Tom Gracie, and Robert Terris. (Liverpool Evening Express: April 8, […]
March 14, 1914 Reserves, Central League, at Anfield. Liverpool Reserves – Burnley Reserves 4-0 (0-0). Liverpool Reserves (2-3-5): Elisha Scott, Frank Grayer, Robert Crawford, James Scott, Ernest Peake, Walter Wadsworth, Ralph Holden, Robert Macdougall, Jack Parkinson, John Bovill, Robert Terris. Burnley Reserves (2-3-5): Ronnie Sewell, Bates, Cliff Jones, […]
January 31, 1914 Liverpool Res. – Elisha Scott, Frank Grayer, Robert Crawford, James Scott, Ernest Peake, Ralph Holden, Arthur Goddard, Arthur Metcalf, Jack Parkinson, James Stewart, James Dawson. (Liverpool Daily Post: January 31, 1914) XX
Saturday, January 31 – 1914 Robert Macdougall, of St Cuthbert Wanderers, who went to Liverpool some time ago, is doing so well that Jack Parkinson is not quite certain of his place at centre in the Anfield team. (Dundee Courier, 31-01-1914)
Saturday, January 24 – 1914 Reserves, Central League, at Anfield. Liverpool Reserves – Burslem Port Vale 1-5 (1-2). Attendance: ‘Fair’. Liverpool Reserves (2-3-5): Elisha Scott, Frank Grayer, Robert Crawford, Ralph Holden, Walter Wadsworth, Norman Bradley, George Wilson, William Banks, Jack Parkinson, James Stewart, Peter Pooley. Port Vale Reserves […]
Friday, January 23 – 1914 Liverpool Reserves are playing Bradley, an Ormskirk half back, and an outside right named Wilson, who is working in Liverpool, and has just left Edinburgh. Pooley, the outside left of the team is a member of the successful Liverpool Scottish. Liverpool Reserves. – […]
Saturday, January 17 – 1914 Match: Football League, First Division, at Anfield, kick-off: 14:45. Liverpool – Everton 1-2 (0-2). Attendance: 40,000; gate receipts: £1,440. Referee: Mr. A. Pellowe; linesmen: Messrs. F. Taylor and F. Hargreaves. Liverpool (2-3-5): Kenneth Campbell; Ephraim Longworth, Robert Crawford; Thomas Fairfoull, Harry Lowe, Bob […]
Thursday, January 15 – 1914 Match: FA Cup, First Round, Replay, at Oakwell, kick-off: 14:15. Barnsley – Liverpool 0-1 (0-0). Attendance: 24,000. Referee: Mr. H.S. Bamlett. Barnsley (2-3-5): Jack Cooper, Dickie Downs, Jack Bethune, Frank Barson, Phil Bratley, Albert Roystone, Wilfred Bartrop, George Travers, Joe Halliwell, Harry Tufnell, […]
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