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Rochdale’s good display but Liverpool win
March 30, 1942 Liverpool won their final game in the Cup Qualifying Competition against Rochdale by 5 goals to 2, but they had to strive
Liverpool footballer in County team
June 20, 1938 An interesting newcomer in the Gloucestershire team to meet Kent at the Wagon Works Ground, Gloucester, on Wednesday, is Phil Taylor, who
Arsenal Football Club: Season 1927-28
Registered players for Arsenal Football Club, season 1927-28: Alf Baker, Born: Ilkeston; Position: Half-back; Height: 5ft. 7¼in., weight: 11st. 9lb.; Charles Barley, Born: Staveley; Position:
Character studies of the Liverpool Players
February 14, 1928 Character studies of the Liverpool Players. Elisha Scott. – Goal. This famous Irishman has no peer between the sticks to-day, despite the
Thank you, Mr. Watson
March 3, 1915 From Whitstable (Kent) I (…Bee) get this letter: – “Through the kindness of Mr. T. Watson, of the Liverpool Football Club, we
Charles Hafekost transferred to Liverpool
May 7, 1914 The Liverpool club have made an excellent capture by securing Charles Hafekost, of Gillingham. Hafekost is a native of Sunderland, and before
Season preview 1910/11: Oldham Athletic F.C. (Athletic News)
August 29, 1910 Oldham Athletic’s promotion to the First Division will naturally increase the interest in their performances. They have a well-balanced team, and it
Harold Lee: A Woolwich forward
October 21, 1907 Harold Godfrey Lee (Harold Lee), the Woolwich Arsenal outside right, is one of this season’s debutants, and the Plumstead club is indeed
Southern Football Players (from Leng’s Football Handbook)
August 25, 1906 Brentford. Goalkeeper. – Charlie Williams (Norwich City). Backs. – Jock Watson, John McConnell (Grimsby Town), Archie Taylor (Bristol Rovers), R. Abbott (Hanwell).
“Dicky Sams” and “Yellow Bellies”
Saturday, December 5 – 1903 Why the inhabitants of Liverpool should be called “Dicky Sams is not very clear, says “T.A.F.” Some say that the
Soldiers as athletes
August 30, 1897 Whether Wellington did or did not say that the battle of Waterloo was won on the playing field at Eton appears rather
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