June 24, 1945 Is your name Smith? Anyway, you’ll agree Smith is a very common name. Yet surprisingly few Smith’s have figured prominently in Scottish
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The death of Andrew Kelvin
October 23, 1911 Andrew Kelvin, one of the original members of the Liverpool Association club recently died at his house in Kilmarnock. He took part
A collection decided upon for Jock Smith’s family
March 4, 1911 At a meeting of the Jock Smith Fund Committee, held in the Dun Cow Inn, Back Eldon Street, on Saturday evening –
Another meeting for the fund for Jock Smith’s family
March 4, 1911 A meeting in furtherance of the endeavour being made to raise a fund on behalf of the widow and family of the
Newcastle United with a donation to Jock Smith’s family
February 20, 1911 A most encouraging attendance assembled at the Dun Cow Inn, on Saturday evening to inaugurate a movement by which assistance may be
Help for Jock Smith’s widow
February 18, 1911 A meeting will be held at the Dun Cow Inn (Alec Gardner’s), Back Eldon Street, this evening, at 7:30, to consider ways
The inquest into the death of Jock Smith
January 25, 1911 “Suicide whilst in a depressed state of mind” was the verdict returned at an inquest held at the Newcastle Central Police Station,
John Smith (Jock Smith) @ PlayUpLiverpool.com
All articles about Jock Smith on PlayUpLiverpool.com, About Jock Smith: Born: December 19, 1865: Kilmarnock, in Scotland. Passed away: January 23, 1911: Newcastle-upon-Tyne. (note that
The death of Jock Smith
January 23, 1911 Late Monday night, a tragic affair was reported to the police as having occurred in the backyard of the house 35, Shipley
Jock Smith and James Stott in Newcastle
October 26, 1901 ** Jock Smith, as he was called in the days when he played for Newcastle East End, Sunderland, Liverpool, and The Wednesday,
Liverpool v Loughborough.
December 9, 1895 The return engagement between these clubs took place at Anfield on Saturday, before a small attendance, and in miserable weather. The teams
Liverpool v Loughborough Town 1-0 (League match: December 7, 1895)
December 7, 1895 Match: Football League, Second Division, at Anfield, kick-off: 14:30. Liverpool – Loughborough Town 1-0 (0-0). Attendance: 1,000. Referee: Mr.J. Brodie. Liverpool (2-3-5):
The Wednesday v Liverpool 4-0 (Benefit: April 23, 1894)
April 23, 1894 Match: Benefit for Billy Bett, at Olive Grove. The Wednesday – Liverpool 4-0 (2-0). Attendance: 3,000; Gate receipt: £57. Referee: Mr. J.
Nuggets from Cricket and Football Field (December 30, 1893)
December 30, 1893 * Who will be the first to take Liverpool down at Anfield? A huge, serviceable nugget for the guilty party. Down deeper,
John Miller and Jock Smith transferred to The Wednesday
July 28, 1893 In view of the rapidly-approaching football season and having regard to the interest taken in the doings of the Sheffield Wednesday club,
Bootle v Liverpool 2-2 (Friendly: April 29, 1893)
April 29, 1893 Quick note: “Liverpool and Bootle met once more at Hawthorne Road, and the game resulted in a draw of two goals each.
Liverpool v Blackburn Rovers
April 28, 1893 Liverpool v Blackburn Rovers. At Liverpool, but the game did not attract a large company. Neither team was at its full strength.
Liverpool v Blackburn Rovers 0-1 (Friendly: April 27, 1893)
April 27, 1893 Match: Friendly, at Anfield, kick-off: 18:15. Liverpool – Blackburn Rovers 0-1 (0-0). Liverpool (2-3-5): William McOwen, Andrew Hannah (C), Duncan McLean, John
Rest of Lancashire League win at Anfield
April 27, 1893 This match was played at Anfield last evening, in the presence of a very fair attendance of spectators. Smith took the place
Liverpool v Lancashire League XI 1-3 (Friendly: April 26, 1893)
April 26, 1893 Match: Friendly, at Anfield. Liverpool – Rest of Lancashire League XI 1-3 (1-1). Attendance: 3,000. Referee: Mr. James Cooper. Liverpool (2-3-5): William
A friendly draw between Liverpool and Bolton
April 25, 1893 Liverpool v Bolton Wanderers. This attractive fixture, which took place at Anfield last evening, was not supported so well as the merits
Liverpool v Bolton Wanderers 1-1 (Friendly: April 24, 1893)
April 24, 1893 Match: Friendly, at Anfield, kick-off: 18:15. Liverpool – Bolton Wanderers 1-1 (0-1). Attendance: 1,500. Liverpool (2-3-5): William McOwen; Andrew Hannah (C), Duncan
Nuggets from Cricket and Football Field (April 22, 1893)
April 22, 1893 * Goodisonians must please not shout at Liverpool – the team may break. * There is no Houlding Dick since Liverpool were,
The heights and weights of the Liverpool players 1892-93
April 17, 1893 The heights and weights of the Liverpool players are: Sydney Ross, 170 cm. and (5ft. 7in.); 62 kilos (9st. 10lb.); Andrew Hannah,
Pretty passing but no goals
April 10, 1893 Newcastle United v Liverpool. A good number of spectators were attracted to the St. James’ Park, Newcastle, to witness the meeting of
"Play Up, Liverpool" 
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