May 25, 1944 Mr. Richard Lawson Martindale, a Liverpool coal trader, House Fuel Officer for Liverpool, and chairman of the Liverpool Football Club was today
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Army v RAF 2-3 (International friendly: May 20, 1944)
May 20, 1944 War time International: Friendly, at Anfield, kick-off: 15:15. The Army – Royal Air Force 2-3 (1-1). Attendance: 22,000; gate receipts: £1,750. Referee:
International stars at Anfield
May 19, 1944 Like the little boy who keeps the almond paste from his cake to the end, because it’s the best part of it,
Liverpool beat Bolton 3-2
May 15, 1944 Liverpool won the Lancashire Senior Cup on Saturday when they defeated Bolton Wanderers 3-2 at Burnden Park, which brought their aggregate for
Easy to Reds
May 15, 1944 Only for a few minutes did Bolton Wanderers have any hope of pulling back two goals against Liverpool at Burden Park. Nat
Bolton Wanderers v Liverpool 2-3 (Lancashire Cup: May 13, 1944)
May 13, 1944 Match: Lancashire Cup Final, Second Leg, at Burden Park. Bolton Wanderers – Liverpool 2-3 (1-2). Attendance: 10,254; gate receipts: £781. Referee: Mr.
Matt Busby’s future with Liverpool F.C.
May 13, 1944 Matt Busby, captain of Liverpool and also the Scottish captain, has telegraphed me to say that he has accepted the offer of
Two goals up
May 12, 1944 Liverpool should accomplish what they just failed to do last season – win the county trophy. Last term the Reds lost the
Potted biographies – George Alfred Richards
April 26, 1944 George Alfred Richards, J.P., native of Liverpool, Permanent Secretary and Librarian, Liverpool Incorporated Law Society, which he has served for 36 years.
The Allen Cup final at Anfield
Saturday, April 22 – 1944 Next Saturday will be a red letter day for the Home Guard. In the afternoon 100 men from each Battalion
Hugh McQueen @ PlayUpLiverpool.com
All articles about Hugh McQueen on PlayUpLiverpool.com. Born: October 1, 1867: Harthill (Lanarkshire), Scotland. Passed away: April 8, 1944: Norwich (Norfolk), England. Position: Outside left.
The death of Hugh McQueen
April 8, 1944 Mr. Hugh McQueen, who played for Liverpool, Queen’s Park Rangers, and Derby County, for whom he appeared in two cup finals, died
Liverpool v Oldham Athletic 8-1 (War League Cup: March 4, 1944)
March 4, 1944 Key note: “It is often said when a team has a sweeping victory that they ‘waltzed round the opposition.’ Liverpool speeded up
Matt Busby here
March 3, 1944 Most intriguing part about Liverpool’s tie with Oldham Athletic is that Matt Busby, the Reds’ captain and also skipper of Scotland, travels
Liverpool Reserves in George Mahon Cup
March 2, 1944 County Combination George Mahon cup-ties for this Saturday are: Marine v Kirby; Everton v Carlton, Randle v Liverpool; Fazakerley v Napiers. Liverpool
Jack Westby recalled
March 1, 1944 Liverpool will not have the services of Jack Westby, their right-back, for the North Cup Competition. Westby has been recalled by his
Amateurs for Oldham Athletic
March 1, 1944 There will be a number of amateur players in the Oldham Athletic team to meet Liverpool at Anfield in the first round
Liverpool v Chester 4-2 (League match: February 19, 1944)
February 19, 1944 Match: Football League, War Cup Qualifying, at Anfield, kick-off: 15:00. Liverpool – Chester 4-2 (1-1). Attendance: 13,355; gate receipts: £830. Referee: Mr.
Matt Busby (Liverpool) to lead the Scots
February 10, 1944 Matt Busby, Liverpool’s captain, has been recalled to captain Scotland against England at Wembley on Saturday, February, 19. This choice of one
The hundred goals race
Wednesday, February 9 – 1944 An interesting race as to which will be the first to reach the century in the “goals for” column is
Everton v Wrexham 2-3 (War Cup: February 5, 1944)
February 5, 1944 Match: War League Cup (North), Qualifying match, at Goodison Park. Everton – Wrexham 2-3 (1-2). Attendance: 14,309; Gate receipts: £955. Referee: Mr.
Matt Busby gazes into Reds’ future
Tuesday, February 1 – 1944 Matt Busby, Liverpool’s club captain and one of Scotland’s war-time captain’s, is of the considered opinion that Liverpool will prove
Church heads at big match
January 31, 1944 Impressions at Goodison Park. Americans’ interest. At Saturday’s Everton v Liverpool match at Goodison Park, in the crowd of nearly 46,000 people,
Liverpool strike early
January 31, 1944 Players of the match. Another Merseyside Derby game goes down to history, and like most of these meetings between Liverpool and Everton,
Penalty decides, Liverpool win
January 29, 1944 A penalty in 65 minutes enabled Liverpool to smash Everton’s 100 percent cup record at Goodison Park, today. Everton fought back after
"Play Up, Liverpool" 
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