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WEST HAM UNITED
FOOTBALL PROGRAMMES &
Memorabilia through the Decade
theyflysohigh : Steve Marsh
A Pictorial History
1918-19 Friendlies
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REDS v. BLUES
Public Practice Match
Upton Park
3 - 1
31 August 1918
REDS (Denyer 2, Unknown)
Griffiths H.
Egalton
Tirrell
Piggott
Johnston
Shaw
Best
Tufnell
Roberts
McCulloch
Morton
BLUES (?)
Fisher E.
Rhodes A.
Cownley F.
Turley G.
Hamilton
Moore W.
Yallop J.
Denyer A.E.
Proctor H.
Williams B.
Atkins W.
In the trial at Upton Park the proceeds of which will be donated to local charities, some excellent form was seen, though at times the kicking was somewaht erratic.The play was interesting and distinctly promising for the future. The sides were designated 'Reds' and 'Blues', the former displaying decidedly the better form, except for a period in the second half. They well deserved their victory by 3-1 with Albert Denyer scoring twice.
Charities benefitting from the Hammers trial;
West Ham War Memorial Fund £50
Infant Orphan Asylum Wanstead 6 gns.
Invalid Cripples Society Canning Town 1 gn.
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TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR : London Victory Cup (1st Rd)
Highbury
1 - 3 (Puddefoot)
24 March 1919
Att: 10,000
Hufton
Cope
Tirrell
Lane
McCrae
Maclachlan
Chedgzoy
Puddefoot
Roberts
Bell
McDougall
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NOTTINGHAM FOREST
Upton Park
0 - 0
19 April 1919
Hughes
Brandon
Tirrell
Lane
Goldsmith
McCrae
Walden
Green
Brittan
White
Lucas H. (aka BRADSHAW)
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NOTTS COUNTY
Upton Park
1 - 1 (Fenwick)
26 April 1919
Att: 8,000
Hufton
Jackson
Cope
Fenwick
Johnston
Tresadern
Ashton
Chedgzoy
Thompson
?
Bradshaw
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ILFORD
Upton Park
1 -1 (Hope)
3 May 1919
Att: 2,000
McCrae
Gardiner
Sharp
Hall
Kay
Newton
Milne
Noakes
Hope
Thompson
Puddefoot L.
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ARSENAL
Upton Park
1 - 0 (McCrae)
3 May 1919
Hughes
Cope
Tirrell
Lane
McCrae
Tresadern
Ashton
Chedgzoy
Hope
Thompson
Bradshaw
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ARSENAL
Highbury
2 - 3 (Puddefoot 2)
10 May 1919
Att: 7,000
Hughes
Reid
Wright F.
Lane
Hawley F.
Tresadern
Chedgzoy
Lewis
Puddefoot
Lawrence F.
Bradshaw
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MILLWALL
The Den
0 - 4
17 May 1919
Hufton
Goode
Payton
Ashton
Atkinson
Tresadern
Burns
Dale
Carter
Lester
Bradshaw
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OTHER MATCHES at UPTON PARK
CENTRAL PARK SCHOOL (East Ham) v. PARK SCHOOL (West Ham)
Essex Schools U15 Robert Cook Cup (Final)
13 - 0
6 May 1919
CENTRAL PARK SCHOOL (Williams 7, Gosling 4, James, Wright)
Unknown Line-up
PARK SCHOOL
Unknown Line-up
The final tie for the Robert Cook Schools' Cup took place at the Boleyn Ground, when Central Park, East Ham, the holders of the trophy, defeated Park School, West Ham, by 13 goals to 0. The holders possessed a big advanrage in Billy Williams at centre. This wonderful youngster, who had already scored 170 goals, obtained seven of the goals and Gosling four, while Wright and James also found the net.