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SEC

9th out of 11

FAC

No competition

AC

No competition

LC

SF

Tooting & M

3-10

SSC

F

Tooting & M

1-3

First season for SSC since 1939/40.

Charlie
Pettett instrumental in setting up Epsom Town.

Also played
occasionally. NOT SURE ABOUT THIS BIT - QUITE OLD BY
THEN.

Finalists in
War time Surrey Senior Cup Final. Lost 1-3 to Tooting & M 10/4/44.

Home
Ground:

West Street, Ewell

Club Colours

Light and Dark Blue, but played in Blue and
White for SSC F at Tooting & M 10/4/44

New clubs
this season were Gravesend United (before they amalgamated with Northfleet,
and Charlton Rovers.

Charlton
Rovers played at New Cross then became Charlton Athletic's official reserve
side from Oct 42

This was their
only season before taking a position in a football league reserve competition
I believe, as

they were the
nursery side. They were playing at Charlton's ground on 18/9/43 but not sure
if this was regular.

28/8/43 Final
trials at Epsom. Fine young talent that will largely be in the reserve side
say papers.

4/9/43 reported that Epsom only had three of the previous
years side available but put up a meritorious performance.

4/9/43 game started with Stan Davies expected, but his bus
journey was delayed, so A.Brown played until ht, then

by agreement
with Sutton, Davies substituted in the second half. Future player Alan Redman
playing for Sutton.

Davies was
actually stuck for an hour and twenty minutes in a bus queue!

Sep 43
Marzick F.C. founded by L.Barnes of King William IV. Played in Gibraltar Rec,
Ewell. Len Bewley captain.

11/9/43 Fr (H) v Royal Netherlands Navy. 8 Dutch Amateur
Internationals expected. The match was part of the Epsom

& Ewell Borough Council's "Holidays at Home"
scheme. They brought about 20 players with them with captain Van

Der Eb (ex-Kingstonian) playing. Epsom put the same side
out as the previous week, except Elcome, who came in

for Robson, with Russell moved to right back to cover.
Brown didn't start though, as Davies played from the off. Burke

is currently on holiday. A promising performance, although
RNN tired going up hill. RNN scored early, but Davies got

4 in first half, (HT 4-3), and then got another four in
the second half. 8 goals is an individual scoring
record home

or away for
any Epsom club I have traced nothing bigger, neither for nor against Epsom.

18/9/43 Away league game against Charlton Rovers was
actually played at the Valley, and Epsom won 3-2. 2-0 up

early, from Bartlett and Davies, but HT was 2-1 after a
Russell error. Loye made it 3-1 straight from the second half k.o.

25/9/43 Epsom
"played well" in a 9-3 win over Welsh Guards. No further details.

2/10/43 Erith were 2-1 up at HT, but Epsom fought back
well for a 3-3 draw in "the fastest game seen at the ground in

many
years". 1-0 up 15 minutes through S Tingey.

9/10/43 50 "enthusiasts" followed Epsom to
Dulwich for game with London Fire Force. Stone gave LFF an early lead,

but a Davies
HT meant that Epsom won 3-1.

16/10/43 First League defeat of season at Bromley despite
being on top for large parts of the game. After a 0-0 first

half, Bromley
scored three quick goals, and although Rolls was the best player on the
field, Epsom lost 3-1.

23/10/43 "War time record score against Police"
says Herald. Police had beaten Gravesend 6-1 the previous week,

but Epsom won
7-0. Police's largest number of goals conceded in war time,

and Epsom were
on top form.

30/10/43 Epsom put out the same side as the week before,
but Dulwich contained 4 amateur Internationals, including

Tommy Jover.
Lost 1-5.

Surrey Senior
Cup - 9 entries. Epsom Town v Welsh Guards over two legs. Second Round (QF)

Ray Ward's SCFA Cup records refer to Coldstream Guards
having passed through to the Semi-Finals but they were

supposed to have been away at the Scots Guards in the QF.
Whether this match was played is unknown, but Coldstream

Guards had
already received a bye in the first round after Staines Lagonda were assumed
to have withdrawn.

6/11/43
"Black Saturday" for Epsom v Tooting & M, as firsts and
reserves both lose 6-1. 0-5 before scoring.

6/11/43
Papers report that Epsom Town are enthusiastic and having their best season
since joining the SEC.

13/11/43 Former player Hughie "Tipper" Pratt
gets HT for Sutton v Epsom. Last minute absence of Dowding didn't help,

but it was "one of the most exciting and thrilling
games seen on the Town ground", and at 2-2 it was anyone's game.

Lost 2-6
though.

20/11/43
Provisionally meant to be a (H) Friendly v an Army XI, but p-p for bad
weather.

27/11/43
Collection to be taken for the Red Cross when Dulwich visit.

27/11/43 Epsom defeat Dulwich Hamlet in the presence of
league officials. Dulwich sent the strongest side that they

have sent to
an away game this year, including Jover. Burke was ill and couldn't play.
Cook had an early goal

disallowed, but Davies soon scored two, while Tingey did
well in goal. Right on HT Davies was fouled, and so Rolls

made it 3-0 with a penalty. HT 3-0. He got another penalty
in the second half to put Epsom 4-1 up, and Epsom won

4-2. Carpenter
debut at left half and played well.

4/12/43 Another Red Cross collection for Surrey Senior Cup
tie v Welsh Guards. Pros are allowed in this competition,

and Guards may
bring a few. No report, but lost 3-0 at West Street. 2nd leg in new year.

11/12/43
reference to future Epsom FC player H.Watkins playing for Goblin in a 3-1 win
at Stoneleigh Wardens,

played in
Ewell but unknown venue.

According to
the Epsom Herald we were supposed to visit Catford Wanderers in the London
Senior Cup, but (NR).

18/12/43 and
xmas period appears to have had no games due to illness, see below.

1/1/44 After
3 weeks rest owing to illness affecting most of the team, Epsom were due to
play RAMC this week,

but they
cancelled due to a cup match, and instead played an Army XI which turned up
with a full side including

Beresford
(Doncaster), Girling (C.Palace), Porritt (York), Stephenson (Hull), Hanson,
Ibbotson, and Hall (all well

known North
of England players). Epsom were still missing Rolls, Bartlett and Carpenter,
but Roy Dymott, Tom

Ogle, and T
Hall turned out and all played well. At times the Army goal had a charmed
life. HT 1-3 but Epsom

pulled it back
to 3-3 going downhill before Army side got two late goals.

Epsom are
sixth @ 8/1/44

8/1/44
Charlton Rovers are the nursery side of Charlton Athletic. Epsom missed
chances in a 3-1 defeat. Also

unknown mispen (SAVE) at 0-1 in 1st half. Straight at
keeper. Charlton scored a penalty given for a handball by C.Hall.

15/1/44 Met
Police (A) p-p

22/1/44 2nd
leg of Surrey Senior Cup tie with Welsh Guards saw Epsom recover a three goal
deficit and won 7-2

at Imber
Court in the away leg. Les Rolls mispen at 0-0, but Epsom were still 4-0 up
at HT. Stan Davies Hat trick.

Won 7-5 on
aggregate and through to SF.

29/1/44 Original opponents Army had an Army cup tie, so
Epsom played a Divisional Fire Force XI, including many

of their SE
Combination players. Epsom gave a trial to 4 new players, Jelly in goal,
Egglestone (right-back),

Coombs
(inside right) and Owens (centre-forward). Owens scored twice as Epsom won
6-2 HT 4-0. Joe Clements

was on leave,
so played at inside left this day, while Les Rolls was captain this day.
Clements looked like

he had lost
none of his skill, while Egglestone looked good too.

In Daily News
the team are referred to as a National Fire Service XI.

29/1/44 Future
player Ken Elbrow playing in goal for Epsom Sea Cadets at age of 14 or 15.

5/2/44
Rearranged game at home to Walton on Thames sees a 3-2 defeat, with Walton
scoring all five goals!

Burke was ill and Les Rolls was injured, but the first 30
minutes saw some of their best football, even though a late

equaliser
made HT 1-1. Walton winner was from 35 yards and was "a terrific
shot" that Jelly got his hands to, but

could only
push it up to the underside of the bar, and it still went in.. Very even game
in the end.

The o.g.'s were from Preskett (poor pass under pressure)
and Hill (miskicked a clearance). Epsom were 2-1 up early

in the second
half, and the Walton winner was on 82 minutes.

12/2/44
Originally a league game with LFF but changed to a friendly for some reason.
Burke was still ill, so

outfield
player S Tingey went in goal and did well, until another player split his
chin requiring three stitches. Ron

Russell took
his place and was only beaten once. 1-0 down early, but Daragon replied twice
for a 2-1 lead and

Stan Davies
made it 3-1 at HT. Stone and Davies scored in the second half, while a
doubtful penalty was missed

by Ogle anyway
(BAR). Davies hit bar near the end, but still won 5-2.

19/2/44
Davies was unavailable so Hanson played and scored four in the second half of
a 6-0 win. HT 2-0. Burke

was back in goal and showing no ill effects of his
illness. A sporting game but the scoreline flattered Epsom greatly,

as Gravesend were not as poor as the score suggested in
this league match. A better report is in the Mitcham News,

and says that
Hanson got only three, and J Sanders got one.

26/2/44
Friendly with CMP "one of the strongest military sides in the
south". Epsom had four regulars out, but

still won. New players were tried out at right back, wing
half (x2), and centre forward. CMP were a big side, all 6 feet

or taller,
but Epsom's "nippy youngsters" had them "running all
ways". Epsom may have only played with ten men

as the Herald
refers to three forwards playing in four positions.

4/3/44 Bromley are defeated 2-0, even though they sent a
full strength side including many who were home on leave.

Three new players played for Epsom as Ogle, Rolls and
Davies were all unavailable. Ron Russell was captain on his

return and he
also scored an early penalty after a defender handballed. Burke pensave 2nd
half at 2-0.

11/3/44 Met Police (A) (L). 1-0 down after 10 minutes, but
Les Dowding equalised quickly. Epsom then took the lead,

but it was
2-2 at HT. Early in second half, Burke was injured in a rush, which led to
Met Police's third goal, and he

hobbled for the rest of the match, which was lost 5-2.
Comet says Carpenter played, not Gore. I will go with Comet.

18/3/44 Best
crowd of the season saw a 4-2 win over Sutton United in SSC SF. Burke played
despite being not at

100%. 1-0 down early, but a Russell penalty for handball
levelled it up. HT 1-2 but Stone got an early goal at the start

of the second half and Epsom never looked back. Charlie
Vaughan, Sutton's star striker was well policed by Les Rolls.

25/3/44 saw a 4-3 win over London Fire Force. Early
pressure but no goals until "a rasper" from Davies gave the LFF

keeper Moore no chance. Baker debut (gk). HT 1-1 as he let
a cross go over his head, but otherwise, he played well.

2nd half was much better as Epsom went 4-1 up quickly
before LFF fought back to 4-3. Herald says that Baker will

be a good
deputy for Burke, whose duties stop him playing as often as the crowd would
like.

25/3/44 Sir
Frederick Wall former Secretary of FA dies at home in Sutton aged 85. Had
been ill since 1940.

Was Secretary
for 40 years and retired in 1934 aged 76 and was given a £10,000 present. He
was responsible

for Wembley
hosting the FA Cup finals from 1923.

1/4/44 Half way through the first half, Epsom were leading
Erith 3-1 but lost 6-3 with debutant George Jarvis getting 6

in his first
senior game of any kind.

8/4/44 A somewhat dull encounter said the Surrey Comet,
with neither team at full strength. HT 3-0 to Walton, but

Epsom made it 3-2 through Dowding and Stone, before Walton
got two more. Walton mispen 1st half at 1-0. Originally

scored but
the referee wasn't ready, and ordered a retake, which was (HIGH). Goals on
14, 38 and 40 minutes.

10/4/44
Leatherhead Hospital Shield Final @ Pixham Lane, Dorking sees Leatherhead
Rose win 2-1 over RAMC

Banstead. Dick
Chester (future player) and Cecil Weller (former player) play for Rose.

10/4/44
Surrey Senior Cup Final between Tooting & M and Epsom Town. 2 minutes
silence held for Sir Frederick

Wall before
game. Epsom Town hit the bar early in game but T&M scored after 15
minutes, Bob Parker taking

a pass from
Williams before scoring. Game was a classic end to end cup tie, and after 42
minutes Epsom

equalised with "a nice goal" by E Stone. Epsom
started the second half well but Parker soon scored again. Then he

completed his
hat trick after 85 minutes. SSC presented to captain Colwell by SJ Ayres
(Chairman SCFA) who

regretted the
fact that war time conditions meant that no medals were available. Epsom Town
got nothing!

Herald says the crowd was "well over 5,000 and that
"hundreds of holiday supporters made the trip". Biggest crowd

for three
years at Tooting & Mitcham. K.O. 3.30.

"A
tremendous crowd" - largest since the outbreak of war said Mitcham News.

15/4/44 In
League match, Epsom should have been well ahead by half time, but weren't,
and ended up losing 3-0.

Bob Parker
got two more for Tooting & Mitcham. Very scrappy game. Epsom went
downhill first half, but with no

success. No
Epsom line up in report.

22/4/44 Was
there a game?

26/4/44 Epsom
beat Sutton in LC 2nd round 3-2, but on the Saturday 29/4/44 Sutton won 6-2
at GGL, thus

repeating the
scoreline from the West Street league game earlier in the season. Charlie
Vaughan got 4 for Sutton

and papers
said they could have had double figures if they hadn't eased up. 0-1 after 2
minutes.

Vaughan was missing in the game on 26/4, although Sutton
scored in first minute. Daragon levelled the scores soon

after, and
then scored again, but HT was 2-2. Les Dowding got the winner.

1/5/44 League
Cup semi final was a bit of a disaster, as Tooting & M won 10-3 on Monday
evening.

Mitcham
News says this SF was played at Sutton Utd. (see report)

Epsom had a weakened side out, largely due to injuries
caused in the Sutton game. Daragon put Epsom 1-0 up after

2 minutes, but
HT was 2-7! Stone scored the second goal with "a scorcher".

4/5/44 Tooting & M lose to Charlton Rovers in LC Final
at Sandy Lane. Game was 2-2 as it headed into extra time,

and the rules stated that the first goal or corner would
win it. Charlton got a corner after 125 minutes and won the cup!!!

Mitcham News
says it was an unpopular decision for a final!

5/5 Reference that it is hoped Ogle and Russell will be
fit for the match v Tooting tomorrow. What in? They had already

concluded
all  their matches it appears.
Friendly?? Unlikely, as Tooting possibly had some matches still to play.

This was not a match v Tooting, but at Tooting v
Gravesend, who had their home match there. I don't think it was a

regular
occurrence though. Final game of season.

Gravesend had to play all their games away from home in
the last few months, as visitors were barred from restricted

areas of which
Gravesend must have been part.

6/5/44 The
above was correct. Gravesend defeated Epsom 4-0 HT 3-0. They fielded 6
members of a service unit

while Epsom played two reserves and others who were
partially unfit. Sc: Hughes (2), Fell, Dunham for Gravesend.

13/5/44 reference to a benefit match v Morgans Athletic
who were going to field a number of pros. The game was for

an injured
player but (NR). Check Mitcham News. Was it played?

Mention of
W.Kilbourn as Secretary of SEC in 1944 before joining Corinthian League,
which is possibly why

Epsom Town went
into that competition in 1945/46. Kilbourn had previously been Chairman of
Sutton Utd.

Reserves:

Balham & District League Premier Division

- First season

Position

LC

W

Tooting & M

1-0

Game also doubled as a league match.

No rules on
registration of players in Balham League.

18/9/43
Cairns, Pointing, Sweeney (gk), and Edwards "first rate" played in
a 3-1 friendly win over "a strong

Leatherhead
Rose team"

2/10/43 Won
7-0 at Fairlight Ath in friendly.

9/10/43 Lost 2-4 to Frinton Rovers. "A splendid
game". Res included Harper (Tooting & Mitcham) and Cairns
(Sutton).

Downhill first half and started well but couldn't score.
HT 0-1 then Weller penalty levelled it up, but 1-2 soon after then

a Cairns
header from a Weller corner for 2-2 which was the HT score. All Frinton 2nd
half.

G. Manser was
also listed as Mansen. Could be either.

16/10/43 Res
win 6-2 (calculated) v Parnall CM Sports

23/10/43 Res
beat Parnall Aircraft 5-0 away.

30/10/43 Res away to Admiralty Wireless who were current
leaders, but Epsom win 4-2. They were 2-0 down after 10

minutes, but HT 1-2 (centre-forward) then Epsom equalised
from a breakaway, and got two more later. Mitcham News

said they were
worthy winners.

Nov 43 One of
three clubs to get a Bye in First round of SJC and in the next round (last
16) they will travel to

Croydon Old
Boys.

6/11/43
Reserves beaten 6-1 by Tooting & M as first XI lose by same score!
Consolation 86 minutes HT 0-2

13/11/43 Res
lose 1-9 at Sutton Utd.

20/11 + 27/11
appears no game. Certainly no league games during this period.

4/12/43 was meant to be a league match at Fairlight
Athletic but Epsom "turned up short" so the match was played as a

friendly with
Fairlight winning 2-1.

11/12/43 According to Epsom Herald we were due to host
Chessington Athletic in the Sutton Hospital Cup this day but (NR).

Either 11/12,
18/12, or 1/1 was a 3-0 loss at home to Benhams..

8/1/44 Lost
4-0 to Fairlight Ath @ Mitcham. HT 0-1. They were the better side, but
"not so decisively".

15/1/44 Prov
Res v Fairlight Ath in return fixture, but postponed. Bad weather? The first
team didn't play either.

22/1/44 Balham League Cup match doubled as League match v
Benhams. W 2-1 in Earlsfield. Game played at Price's

Ground.
Started slow, but a Jock Cairns penalty was the first goal. Benhams got it
back to 1-1 then Webb scored,

after Sanders
had hit the bar. HT 1-2 and all Epsom in 2nd half without scoring.

29/1/44 Res win 3-2 at Croydon Old Boys in the last
minute, after "looking a beaten team". They were 1-0 up before
injury to

their whole left wing of Sanders and Saunders. They went
uphill in second half, at 1-1, but went behind, and needed

two goals
from a young Gordon Cairns to win the tie. Advertiser refers to a centre
forward that was borrowed from

Thornville,
but I can see nothing to back this up.

5/2/44 Late
1-0 loss to Sutton "before a large crowd". Epsom had most of the
play but a 70th minute goal split the

teams.
Pointing is only 16 years old. HT 0-0.

12/2/44 Res win 2-0 at Parnall CM Sports, played at Merton
Abbey. Easier than the score suggests, and Richards

was a spectator for much of the game. J Bannister got the
first just before HT then Jock Cairns got the second with "a

beautiful
shot".

19/2/44 no
league game this day.

26/2/44 Instead of playing their first team, Res drew
Admiralty Wireless Res in Balham League Cup QF. They played

at Benedict Road, Mitcham and Epsom won 4-1 there. Res
were a goal up in the first minute, and 2-0 by HT. It was

4-0 before a
late consolation.

Later in the season I have a different ground for them -
Battersea Grammmar School, Trinity Road, near Surrey Tavern.

The Benedict
Road site still exists as a school playing field for Benedict Primary School.

4/3/44 A "vastly improved Epsom side" drew at
Frinton 1-1 at Galpins Road. Mitcham News says that res have made

great strides since losing to Frinton at the start of the
season, but lucky to draw today against Frinton, who are known

as "The
Seasiders", presumably a reference to Frinton -on - Sea. C Richards did
well in goal against his old team,

while JF (Jack) Welchman (East Mitcham) made his debut
today. A 25 yarder saw Epsom 1-0 up at HT, and Frinton

equalised
towards the end.

11/3/44 Confusing. Herald or Advertiser reports a 0-4 loss
to Sutton maybe in a London Junior Cup Replay. However,

already lost in LJC on 5th Feb 1-0. It may have been
Sutton Hospital Cup 2nd round, if we beat Chessington Ath in

1st round, that is, if that game was played. The LJC tie
may have been a replayed for some protest reason but unlikely.

Of course, it
could have just been a friendly. Check Herald again.

Advertiser
advises 4-0 loss in LJC but with no further details.

It looks to
me as if it was an SHC tie after we got past Chessington, either on a date
unknown or by walkover.

Advertiser
advises Sutton Hospital Cup draw: 1st Round

2nd Round

Epsom Town Res
v Chessington Athletic

Worcester Park v Crystal Palace Juniors

Sutton United
Res v AP and QT

Epsom / Chessington v Sutton United / AP and QT

Leatherhead
Rose v Benhams

Phillips Sports v Morgans / RAMC

Morgans v RAMC

Leatherhead
Rose / Benhams v Tooting & Mitcham Reserves

We know Palace
beat Worcester Park 4-0 on 30/10/43 and Leatherhead Rose beat T&M 4-3 on
11/3/44.

SFs were Palace 3-2 Sutton (on 25/3/44) and RAMC 5-0
Leatherhead Rose (undated). Final was due to be on 13/5/44

at Selhurst
Park but was then p-p and not sure when or where it was played.

18/3/44
Monotype (A) in SJC QF. Played at their ground in Salfords. Extra time was
required, but no goals were

scored in it.
It was 0-0 at HT, but Sanders scored first after good work from Leslie, but a
penalty after 88 minutes

saved
Monotype's unbeaten record. Replay set for 1st April says Mitcham News, but
it is played on 8th April.

LINE UP: C
Richards, I Edwards, M Williams, J Pointing, JF Welchman, H Peed, A Herring,
CW Cairns, E Leslie,

J Sanders, A
Taylor

25/3/44
Mitcham News says this game was played away, but not sure although first team
were at home so it's

possible.
Epsom defeated Marzick 1-0 in the QF of the Balham & District League Cup
with a 90th minute winner.

8/4/44
Reserves lose Surrey Junior Cup replay at home to Monotype in the 87th
minute. L 0-1.

Monotype were
the unbeaten champions of the Crawley League. Goal was a deflection off of
Jack

Welchman,
although he had played a great game throughout. Longland did not arrive,
while Saunders had a

motorcycle
accident on his way to the ground, and was late arriving.

10/4/44 Epsom
lose 0-2 to Sutton Utd in a league match. Alan Redman playing with Sutton Res
at this time.

Epsom Advertiser says this match was played on Easter
Saturday 8th April but we played Monotype that day. Check!

The Advertiser is very clear about this as it says that
Sutton Reserves played a second game later that day and then

a friendly on
the Easter Monday. Check Herald.

15/4/44 a
late 88th minute goal ensured that Epsom won the Balham League Cup and that
Tooting can't now win

the league,
after this "higher stakes" double header.

inc 15/4/44 is the most up to date League table I can find
so far. In addition to the table, I have added the following

results: 22/4
Sutton 2-3 Frinton, Epsom Tn 6-1 Admiralty Wireless, T & M 5-1 Fairlight
- 29/4 Epsom 2-3 Fairlight,

Admiralty
Wireless 3-0 Sutton - 5/5 Sutton 1-0 Frinton.

It's possible that some matches remained unplayed
involving the two Parnall sides. If that is the case, we may even have

a final table
on the res page.

22/4/44 Epsom parade the Balham Hospital Cup and got down
to League matters after a few weeks absence with the

visit of
Admiralty Wireless, who were defeated 6-1. Les Dowding, who coaches the
reserves, also got HT, while

Jennings also
scored. GK was C Richards. HT 4-0.

29/4/44 Res
lose 2-3 at home to Fairlight, in a League match. 0-1 down then Epsom mispen
(WIDE). HT was 1-2,

then Epsom
equalised, but Fairlight still edged it.

30/4/44 Death
announced of George Goodship (81) original founder of Goodship & Saunders
in Ewell with GR

Saunders who
died in 1934.

R E S E R V E
S    E L E V E N    F I X T U R E S    /
R E S U L T S

Prog?

Date

Day

Comp

H/A

Opponents

F/T

90m

H/T

Scorers

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

Booked

SUB

SUB

SUB

SUB

Att

18/09/1943

Sat

Fr

H

Leatherhead Rose

3-1

0-1

Cairns (2), Ponting

J.Pointing

CW Cairns

09/10/1943

Sat

BDL

H

Frinton Rovers

2-4

0-1

Weller (pen), Cairns

W.Sweeney

G.Manser

R.Harper

L.Cairns

S.Rose

V.Elcome

S.Cairns

J.Pointing

H.Williams

CW Cairns

S.Weller

16/10/1943

Sat

BDL

H

Parnall C.M. Sports

6-2c

23/10/1943

Sat

BDL

A

Parnall Aircraft

5-0

30/10/1943

Sat

BDL

A

Admiralty Wireless

4-2

1-2

centre-forward plus 3 others

06/11/1943

Sat

BDL

H

Tooting & Mitcham United Reserves

1-6

0-2

13/11/1943

Sat

BDL

A

Sutton United Reserves

1-9

bet 11/12+1/1

BDL

H

Benhams Athletic

0-3c

08/01/1944

Sat

BDL

A

Fairlight Athletic

0-4

0-1

22/01/1944

Sat

BDL + BDLC1

A

Benhams Athletic

2-1

2-1

CW Cairns (pen), Webb

C.Richards

G.Manser

M.Williams

J.Pointing

G.Edwards

H.Peed

G.Cairns

CW Cairns

H.Webb

J.Sanders

Tough

29/01/1944

Sat

SJC 2

A

Thornville

3-2

1-1

Saunders, G.Cairns (2)

C.Richards

J.Bannister

M.Williams

J.Pointing

G.Edwards

H.Peed

G.Cairns

CW Cairns

H.Webb

J.Sanders

C.Saunders

05/02/1944

Sat

LJC 2

A

Sutton United

0-1

0-0

C.Richards

J.Bannister

M.Williams

J.Pointing

G.Edwards

CW Cairns

J.Sanders

P.Mulcahy

J.Clements

R.Burney

12/02/1944

Sat

BDL

A

Parnall C.M. Sports

2-0

1-0

Bannister, CW Cairns

C.Richards

G.Manser

M.Williams

J.Pointing

CW Cairns

H.Peed

G.Cairns

ABR Buckledee

J.Bannister

J.Sanders

J.New

26/02/1944

Sat

BDLC QF

A

Admiralty Wireless Reserves

4-1

2-0

04/03/1944

Sat

BDL

A

Frinton Rovers

1-1

1-0

C.Richards

JF Welchman

11/03/1944

Sat

Fr?

H

Sutton United

0-4

18/03/1944

Sat

SJC QF

A

Monotype

1-1

1-1

0-0

Sanders

C.Richards

I.Edwards

M.Williams

J.Pointing

JF Welchman

H.Peed

A.Herring

CW Cairns

E.Leslie

J.Sanders

A.Taylor

25/03/1944

Sat

BDLC SF

H

Marzick FC

1-0

0-0

08/04/1944

Sat

SJC QF rep

H

Monotype

0-1

0-0

JF Welchman

10/04/1944

Mon

BDL

H

Sutton United Reserves

0-2

15/04/1944

Sat

BDL + BDLC F

A

Tooting & Mitcham United Reserves

1-0

0-0

22/04/1944

Sat

BDL

H

Admiralty Wireless

6-1

4-0

Dowding (3), Jennings plus 2
others

C.Richards

Jennings

L.Dowding

29/04/1944

Sat

BDL

H

Fairlight Athletic

2-3

1-2

after 15/4 if played

BDL

H

Parnall Aircraft

SHC 1

H

Chessington Athletic

SHC 2

unknown if qual

may have been Sutton game on 11/3 see comments

29 competitive games

c

Calculated Score

Fr

Friendly

SHC

Sutton Hospital Cup

BDL

Balham & District League

BDLC

Balham & District League Cup

LJC

London Junior Cup

SJC

Surrey Junior Cup