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Week 31 Week 32 Wolverhampton Wanderers v Manchester United 2-2 (0-1) Chelsea FC v Birmingham City 1-1 Wednesday, 28 February 1962, Molineux, attendance: 27,565 Friday, 9 March 1962, Stamford Bridge, attendance: 23,958 WWFC: F.Davies; Stuart, G.A.Thomson, Kirkham, Showell, R.Flowers, Wharton, Chr.Crowe, J.Murray, P.Broadbent, McParland CFC: Bonetti; Shellito, D.M.Butler, A.Malcolm, M.Scott, Sorrell, Brabrook, Bridges, G.Moore, Tambling, A.Murray MUFC: Briggs; S.Brennan, A.Dunne, Setters, Foulkes, J.Nicholson, Quixall, Stiles, D.Herd, N.Lawton, R.Charlton BCFC: Schofield; S.Lynn, G.Sissons, Hennessey, Tr.Smith, Beard, Hellawell, J.Bloomfield, J.Harris, Leek, Auld Scorers: 0-1 N.Lawton (32.), 0-2 D.Herd (65.), 1-2 J.Murray (68.), 2-2 Chr.Crowe (70.) Scorers: A.Murray (1) – Leek (1) Bolton Wanderers v Blackpool FC 0-0 Ipswich Town v Sheffield Wednesday 2-1 Saturday, 3 March 1962, Burnden Park, attendance: 14,8341 Friday, 9 March 1962, Portman Road, attendance: 23,713 BWFC: Hopkinson; R.Hartle, Farrimond, Threlfall, B.Edwards, Rimmer, D.Holden, F.Hill, D.Stevens, R.McGarry, Pilkington Town: Bailey; Carberry, J.Compton, W.A.Baxter, A.Nelson, Elsworthy, R.Stephenson, D.Moran, R.Crawford, E.Phillips, Leadbetter BFC: Waiters; Armfield, B.Martin, B.Crawford, Gratrix, Durie, S.Hill, Hauser, Charnley, R.Parry, Perry SWFC: R.Springett; P.Johnson, Megson, Hardy, Swan, Kay, D.Wilkinson, C.Dobson, G.Young, Fantham, A.Finney Scorers: R.Stephenson (1), R.Crawford (1) – C.Dobson (1) Manchester City v Tottenham Hotspur 6-2 Saturday, 3 March 1962, Maine Road, attendance: 31,706 Wolverhampton Wanderers v Bolton Wanderers 5-1 MCFC: Trautmann; R.Kennedy, Sear, Benson, Leivers, Oakes, N.Young, Dobing, C.Barlow, Hayes, Wagstaffe Saturday, 10 March 1962, Molineux, attendance: 18,882 Spurs: Hollowbread; P.Baker, R.Henry, D.Blanchflower, M.Norman, D.Mackay, Medwin, J.A.White, R.Smith, Greaves, C.Jones WWFC: F.Davies; Stuart, R.A.Thomson, Kirkham, W.Slater, R.Flowers, Wharton, Chr.Crowe, J.Murray, P.Broadbent, McParland Scorers: Dobing (3), Hayes (1), N.Young (1), P.Baker (1 o.g.) – Greaves (2) BWFC: Hopkinson; R.Hartle, Farrimond, Threlfall, B.Edwards, Rimmer, D.Holden, F.Hill, W.Davies, R.McGarry, Pilkington Scorers: McParland (2), Chr.Crowe (1), J.Murray (1), P.Broadbent (1) – D.Holden (1) Fulham FC v Nottingham Forest 1-1 Saturday, 3 March 1962, Craven Cottage, attendance: 18,419 Blackpool FC v Leicester City 2-1 FFC: Macedo; Cohen, Langley, Mullery, Lampe, E.Lowe, Leggat, J.Henderson, J.Doherty, Haynes, B.O’Connell Saturday, 10 March 1962, Bloomfield Road, attendance: 10,952 NFFC: Grummitt; D.Baird, W.Gray, Winfield, McKinlay, Iley, C.Palmer, Vowden, Julians, Quigley, Hockey BFC: Waiters; Armfield, B.Martin, B.Crawford, Gratrix, Durie, S.Hill, Hauser, Charnley, R.Parry, Horne Scorers: J.Henderson (1) – Julians (1) LCFC: Banks; Chalmers, R.Norman, McLintock, J.King, Appleton, H.Riley, J.Walsh, Keyworth, Cheesebrough, Stringfellow Scorers: Hauser (1), Charnley (1) – Cheesebrough (1) West Bromwich Albion v Cardiff City 5-1 Saturday, 3 March 1962, The Hawthorns, attendance: 13,894 Nottingham Forest v Manchester City 1-2 WBA: Millington; Cram, S.Williams, D.Howe II, S.Jones, J.Bannister, A.Jackson, Burnside, K.W.Smith, Kevan, C.Clark Saturday, 10 March 1962, City Ground, attendance: 20,200 CCFC: John; Harrington, A.Milne, Hole, Rankmore, C.Baker, P.King, Tapscott, M.Charles, Durban, D.Hogg NFFC: Grummitt; W.Gray, D.Baird, C.Palmer, McKinlay, Iley, Rowland, C.Booth, Julians, Quigley, Le Flem Scorers: Kevan (2), D.Howe II (1’), C.Clark (1), K.W.Smith (1) – P.King (1) MCFC: Trautmann; R.Kennedy, Sear, Benson, Leivers, Oakes, N.Young, Dobing, C.Barlow, Hayes, Wagstaffe Scorers: Rowland (1) – N.Young (1), Hayes (1) Burnley FC v West Ham United 6-0 (3-0) Saturday, 3 March 1962, Turf Moor, attendance: 24,379 Tottenham Hotspur v Ipswich Town 1-3 BFC: Blacklaw; Angus, Elder, Adamson, Cummings, B.Miller, Connelly, McIlroy, Pointer, J.Robson, Towers Wednesday, 14 March 1962, White Hart Lane, attendance: 51,098 WHU: Leslie; Kirkup, Lyall, Bovington, K.Brown, R.Moore, A.Scott, Woosnam, A.Sealey, Dick, Musgrove Spurs: W.Brown; P.Baker, R.Henry, D.Blanchflower, M.Norman, Marchi, Medwin, J.A.White, R.Smith, Greaves, C.Jones Scorers: 1-0 J.Robson (1.), 2-0 Towers (24.), 3-0 Pointer (43.), 4-0 Towers (74.), 5-0 J.Robson (76.), 6-0 McIlroy (85.) Town: Bailey; Carberry, J.Compton, W.A.Baxter, A.Nelson, Elsworthy, R.Stephenson, D.Moran, R.Crawford, E.Phillips, Leadbetter Scorers: Greaves (1) – E.Phillips (2), R.Crawford (1) Everton FC v Wolverhampton Wanderers 4-0 Saturday, 3 March 1962, Goodison Park, attendance: 40,548 Cardiff City v Burnley FC 1-1 (0-0) EFC: West; A.Parker, C.Green, Gabriel, Labone, B.Harris, Bingham, R.Collins, Wignall, Vernon, A.Young Wednesday, 14 March 1962, Ninian Park, attendance: 15,416 WWFC: F.Davies; Stuart, G.A.Thomson, Kirkham, W.Slater, Gw.Jones, Wharton, Chr.Crowe, J.Murray, Durandt, McParland CCFC: Vearncombe; T.Edwards, A.Milne, Hole, Harrington, C.Baker, P.King, D.Ward, M.Charles, J.W.King, D.Hogg Scorers: Vernon (2), Wignall (2) BFC: Blacklaw; Angus, Elder, Adamson, Cummings, B.Miller, Connelly, McIlroy, Pointer, J.Robson, G.Harris Scorers: 0-1 B.Miller (46.), 1-1 M.Charles (49.) 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EFC: West; A.Parker, M.Gannon, Gabriel, Labone, Meagan, Bingham, D.Stevens, Temple, Vernon, A.Young Scorers: L.Allchurch (1) – Bingham (1) Birmingham City v Manchester United 1-1 (0-0) Saturday, 3 March 1962, St. Andrews, attendance: 25,817 BCFC: Schofield; S.Lynn, G.Sissons, Hennessey, Tr.Smith, Beard, Hellawell, J.Bloomfield, R.Stubbs, Leek, Auld Table Top Scorers MUFC: Briggs; S.Brennan, A.Dunne, Stiles, Foulkes, Setters, Quixall, Giles, D.Herd, N.Lawton, R.Charlton P W D L Pts GF GA Scorers: 1-0 Leek (51.), 1-1 D.Herd (86.) 01 Burnley FC 30 19 05 06 43-17 91:52 01 R.Crawford (Ipswich) 26 goals 02 Ipswich Town 32 19 04 09 42-22 76:54 02 E.Phillips (Ipswich) 24 " 03 Tottenham Hotspur 32 15 07 10 37-27 63:55 Charnley (Blackpool) 24 " Table Top Scorers 04 Everton FC 31 15 06 10 36-26 60:40 04 Pointer (Burnley) 23 " P W D L Pts GF GA 05 Sheffield Utd. 31 15 06 10 36-26 42:48 05 Kevan (West Bromwich) 22 " 01 Burnley FC 29 19 04 06 42-16 90:51 01 R.Crawford (Ipswich) 24 goals 06 West Ham Utd. 31 14 07 10 35-27 62:62 06 Dick (West Ham) 20 " 02 Ipswich Town 30 17 04 09 38-22 71:52 02 Charnley (Blackpool) 23 " 07 Aston Villa 32 13 07 12 33-31 40:39 07 Vernon (Everton) 19 " 03 Tottenham Hotspur 31 15 07 09 37-25 62:52 Pointer (Burnley) 23 " 08 Sheffield Wednesday 31 14 04 13 32-30 54:43 Tambling (Chelsea) 19 " 04 Everton FC 30 15 05 10 35-25 59:39 04 E.Phillips (Ipswich) 22 " 09 Blackpool FC 32 12 08 12 32-32 55:53 09 Pace (Sheffield Utd.) 17 " 05 West Ham Utd. 31 14 07 10 35-27 62:62 Kevan (West Bromwich) 22 " 10 Blackburn Rovers 29 11 09 09 31-27 38:37 10 Dobing (Manchester C.) 16 " 06 Sheffield Utd. 30 15 05 10 35-25 41:47 06 Dick (West Ham) 20 " 11 Manchester Utd. 30 12 07 11 31-29 54:55 McParland (Villa/Wolverhampton) 16 " 07 Sheffield Wednesday 30 14 04 12 32-28 53:41 07 Vernon (Everton) 19 " 12 Arsenal FC 30 11 08 11 30-30 55:53 M.Charles (Arsenal/Cardiff) 16 " 08 Blackburn Rovers 29 11 09 09 31-27 38:37 Tambling (Chelsea) 19 " 13 Wolverhampton Wanderers 32 12 06 14 30-34 38:37 13 Connelly (Burnley) 15 “ 09 Aston Villa 31 12 07 12 31-31 39:39 09 Pace (Sheffield Utd.) 17 " 14 Manchester City 32 13 04 15 30-34 61:67 J.Murray (Wolverhampton) 15 " 10 Manchester Utd. 30 12 07 11 31-29 54:55 10 Dobing (Manchester C.) 16 " 15 Birmingham City 32 11 08 13 30-34 49:64 15 McIlroy (Burnley) 14 " 11 Blackpool FC 31 11 08 12 30-32 53:52 11 Connelly (Burnley) 15 “ 16 Leicester City 31 12 04 15 28-34 51:51 Bridges (Chelsea) 14 " 12 Arsenal FC 30 11 08 11 30-30 45:45 M.Charles (Arsenal/Cardiff) 15 " 17 West Bromwich Albion 32 09 10 13 28-36 57:58 J.Robson (Burnley) 14 " 13 Birmingham City 31 11 07 13 29-33 48:63 13 J.Robson (Burnley) 14 " 18 Nottingham Forest 32 10 07 15 27-37 51:61 18 D.Ward (Cardiff) 13 " 14 Leicester City 30 12 04 14 28-32 50:49 Bridges (Chelsea) 14 " 19 Bolton Wanderers 31 10 07 14 27-35 43:53 J.Harris (Birmingham) 13 " 15 West Bromwich Albion 31 09 10 12 28-34 57:57 McIlroy (Burnley) 14 " 20 Cardiff City 32 07 12 13 26-38 37:54 Skirton (Arsenal) 13 " 16 Manchester
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    EFC HERITAGE SOCIETY MONTHLY March 2018 104/05/20173 EFC HERITAGE SOCIETY Monthly March 2018 1890-91 CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM Andrew Hannah was born of Irish parentage on 17 September 1864, at Renton, Dunbartonshire and started his football career playing at full back with the Renton club. He was in the side that beat Vale of Leven, by 3 goals to 1, in the 1885 Scottish FA Cup Final and when they lifted the trophy for a second time in 1888 with a 6-1 win over Cambuslang. On 3 March that year, he won his only international cap when he represented PRESS RELEASE – ANDREW HANNAH Scotland in a 5-1 win over Wales at Easter Andrew Hannah is one of the most important Road, Edinburgh. figures in British football and on Saturday 24 March 2018, a headstone will be laid on Andrew’s grave for the first time, by the EFC Heritage Society, in conjunction with Everton Football Club. The event will take place at Kilbowie Cemetery, Montrose Street, Clydebank, G81 2PD at 12 noon and all are welcome. EFC HERITAGE SOCIETY MONTHLY | Issue MARCH 2018 2 He was appointed to the role of club captain and in his second season missed just two Football League matches as he captained Everton to the Football League championship. Hannah had taken part in 42 league and FA Cup games for the club. On 27 April 1888, Andrew Hannah married Jessie Thompson and listed his occupation as being a dairyman. The next month, he played for Renton in an exhibition match for a Pewter Trophy against the FA Cup Holders West Bromwich Albion at Hampden Park, with Renton winning by 4 goals to 1.
  • Matches – 7 November 1964 – Everton 0 Leeds United 1

    Matches – 7 November 1964 – Everton 0 Leeds United 1

    Matches – 7 November 1964 – Everton 0 Leeds United 1 First Division - Goodison Park - 43,605 Scorers: Bell Everton: Rankin, Rees, Brown, Gabriel, Labone, Stevens, Temple, Young, Pickering, Vernon, Morrissey Leeds United: Sprake, Reaney, Bell, Bremner, Charlton, Hunter, Giles, Storrie, Belfitt, Collins, Johanneson There is no way of pinning down exactly when the infamous myth of 'Dirty Leeds' began: it could have been the day in early 1962 when Glasgow street fighter Bobby Collins answered the call of Don Revie, thereby importing an aggressive streak the size of the M1 into Elland Road; it might have been over Christmas 1963, when United clashed twice with promotion rivals Sunderland and players on both sides indulged in onfield thuggery of the worst kind; or perhaps the month before, when United entertained third placed Preston North End and the aggression was so intense that the referee halted the game after an hour to give the players a final chance to calm down and get themselves under control. Yorkshire Post 19 November 1963 - Preston clash with Leeds and the referee Certainly, the reputation of the club was warns the players to calm down - a typical scenario for United well established by the end of 1964. During October, the Elland Road crowd had struck up with a chant of "Dirty Tottenham … Dirty Tottenham," ironically mocking the castigation that United regularly suffered, as Spurs had four players booked in a 3-1 defeat. Whatever the truth, there was one specific day in the late autumn of 1964 that ranks very prominently in the development of the legend - Leeds United's clash with Everton on 7 November 1964 has gone down in the annals of English football as one of its most notorious confrontations.
  • Two Day Autograph Auction Day 1 Saturday 23 February 2013 11:00

    Two Day Autograph Auction Day 1 Saturday 23 February 2013 11:00

    Two Day Autograph Auction Day 1 Saturday 23 February 2013 11:00 International Autograph Auctions (IAA) Office address Foxhall Business Centre Foxhall Road NG7 6LH International Autograph Auctions (IAA) (Two Day Autograph Auction Day 1 ) Catalogue - Downloaded from UKAuctioneers.com Lot: 1 International, 1909. Also an ENGLAND FOOTBALL: An Olympic Gold Medallist 1908 & extremely rare blue suede bound 1912), Rupert Sandilands (5 8vo programme for the Football Caps 1892-96), C. J. Burnup (1 Association's 75th Anniversary Cap 1896), Fred R. Pelly (3 Caps Banquet at The King's Hall, 1893-94, England's heaviest Holborn Restaurant, London, outfield player), F.N.S. Creek (1 26th October 1938, with gilt Cap 1923, England Captain in his stamped emblem to cover, the only International), Frank Hartley inside featuring the menu, toast (1 Cap 1923), Maxwell list and guest artistes (including Woodsman (1 Cap 1922, Gracie Fields and Webster England Captain in his only Booth), list of guests etc., signed International, also Captained to two blank pages by over 30 England's Davis Cup Team, and England Internationals including won the Wimbledon's Mens Joseph Smith (5 Caps 1913-20, Doubles in 1921), Ralph T. Captain of the Bolton Wanderers Squire (3 Caps 1886), Arthur team that won the first FA Cup at Walters (9 Caps 1885-90, Wembley in 1923 and manager England Captain in one match, of the Blackpool FA Cup winning his brother Percy also an team of 1953), William J. England Captain; the only pair of Wedlock (26 Caps 1907-14, the brothers to have Captained first England International to play England) etc.