1958

Brampton Ellis 2 Jump 0

Brampton Ellis 1958 — BRAMPTON ELLIS Back Row (L to R): Frank Beevers; Ian Fowlston ; Geoff Byram(?); Dave Walters; Trevor Lawrence; John Whike. Front Row (L to R): Stewart Daniels; Kevin Dransfield; John Taylor; John Vaughan; John Saxton.

Final played on Friday 9th May. Goals from BEEVERS and LAWRENCE. Match report from SYT 17/5/58.

Above photo thanks to Frank Beevers. He said the final was played at the back of the Flying Dutchman at Hemingfield.
The above photo, though, was taken with Brampton Ellis school behind. In the background are the houses of Grove Road.
He remembers that John “Nuffy” Taylor and Trevor Lawrence were the best players. David Walters went on to keep wicket for Yorkshire. John Whike went to work in his family’s shop.

20200110_141005 — Frank Beevers with his Totty Cup medal and team photo

Jump JM School Football Team 2 — Runners-Up: JUMP. Teachers; Mr Eyre, Miss Clark, Not Known?, Mr Wade (Headteacher) Mrs Eyre, Mr Clarke. Players Standing; (L to R) Michael Christopher, Thomas Jubb, Joseph Martin, Melvin Platt, Harold Travers. Players Sitting (L to R); Henry Lovell, Anthony Cookson, Kevin Baker, Stuart Wilson, Albert Hough. One player missing. Thanks to Stuart Wilson.

Semi Finals:
Bolton Carrfield 2 Jump 3
Brampton Ellis 1 Darfield CP 0 Report SYT 26/4/58

Earlier Rounds:

Mexborough & Swinton Times - Saturday 15 March 1958 — Mexborough & Swinton Times – Saturday 15 March 1958

Thurnscoe Primary 4 Roman Terrace 1 (Star Green ‘un – Saturday 12 October 1957)
Denaby St. Albans 4 Thurnscoe Primary 3 – Report SYT 29/3/58
Wath Central 1 Conisbrough Station Rd 0 (Star Green ‘un – Saturday 26 October 1957)
Swinton Bridge 2 Highgate 2 (Star Green ‘un – Saturday 26 October 1957)
Swinton Fitzwilliam 1 Thurnscoe Hill 0 (Star Green ‘un – Saturday 26 October 1957)
Conisbrough Balby St 3 Mexborough ? 1 (Star Green ‘un – Saturday 26 October 1957)
Darfield CP 4 Birdwell 0 – Report SYT 22/3/58
Darfield CP 4 Denaby St. Albans 3 – Report SYT 12/4/58
Station Rd 2 St Johns 1 (Star Green ‘un – Saturday 15 November 1957)
Balby St. 0 Wath Central 1 (Star Green ‘un – Saturday 15 November 1957)
Highfields 0 Swinton Bridge 1 (Star Green ‘un – Saturday 15 November 1957)

early — (Star Green ‘un – Saturday 26 October 1957)

These school teams didn’t win the Totty Cup, but featured in it…

Wath Central winners — Wath Central: Mick Whitham front right. Michael Copley middle right?

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Station Road School 002 no record — Conisbrough Station Road.

Fitz no evid — Swinton Fitzwilliam: .Top row, team coach Mr Byram and Headmaster Mr Jevons. 1st row L to R, Paul Kerry,Mick Stead,Terry Turner,Colin Beverley,Sam Whitely,Martin Barber,Richard Brookes,and Robert Fern. 2nd rowL-R ,Mick Cook , Phil Salkeld ,Brian Nicholls, Alan Barwick, ? , Trevor Frost, Malcolm Polhill. 3rd row,L-R , Richard England,and Paul Senior.

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2 thoughts on “1958”

I played for Wath Central v Adwick (road) in final at LNER ground Mexborough
Circa ’71, ’72 or 73…….cannot remember exactly
If memory serves we drew 1-1 and there was a coin toss for trophy
Any pictures
I just lost mine frm the paper (advertiser, rotherham record?)

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cbrook395 says:

January 10, 2020 at 4:29 pm

Sadly, this is one of 5 post war photos still missing. It was 1974. We have Adwick Road’s photo! https://tottycup.wordpress.com/1970s/1974-2/ where there are some other peoples’ memories.

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Gary says:

January 10, 2020 at 3:23 pm

I played for Wath Central v Adwick (road) in final at LNER ground Mexborough
Circa ’71, ’72 or 73…….cannot remember exactly
If memory serves we drew 1-1 and there was a coin toss for trophy
Any pictures
I just lost mine frm the paper (advertiser, rotherham record?)

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- cbrook395 says:
  
  January 10, 2020 at 4:29 pm
  
  Sadly, this is one of 5 post war photos still missing. It was 1974. We have Adwick Road’s photo! https://tottycup.wordpress.com/1970s/1974-2/ where there are some other peoples’ memories.
  
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