HISTORY AND STATISTICS - THE ENGLISH FA CUP (2)

• Apr 8, 2020
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Picture : Blackburn Rovers ,FA Cup winners 1889/90

FA CUP STATISTICS (2)

1882/83

Final:          

31. March 1883

Blackburn Olympic FC – Old Etonians

(London) 2:1 (0:1) a.e.t.

Referee: Charles Crump (Wolverhampton/

1)

Attendance: 8.000, Kennington

Oval, London

Goals: 0:1 (15.) Goodhart,

1:1 (55.) Matthews,

2:1 (110.) Costly

Blackburn Olympic FC:

(Trainer: no)

Thomas James Hacking (1) —

James Thomas Ward (1),

S. Alfred Warburton (1) —

Thomas Kenton Gibson (1),

John Hunter (1) —

William Alfred Astley (1),

Thomas Dewhurst (1),

Arthur Matthews (1),

George Wilson (1),

James T. Costly (1),

John Yates (1)

Old Etonians (London):

(Trainer: no)

John Frederick Peel Rawlinson (3) —

Percy John De Paravicini (2),

Thomas Harvey French (3) —

Arthur Fitzgerald Kinnaird (11/Scotland),

Charles Windham Foley (3) —

William Joseph Anderson (3),

John Barrington Trapnell Chevalier (4),

Reginald Heber MacAuley (3/Scotland),

Harry Chester Goodhart (4),

Arthur Tempest Blakiston Dunn (2),

Herbert William Bainbridge (1)

Captain: S. Alfred Warburton (1)

Arthur Fitzgerald Kinnaird

(10)

1883/84 

 

Final:

29. March 1884

Blackburn Rovers FC – Queen’s Park

FC Glasgow 2:1 (2:1)

Referee: Francis Arthur Marindin

(Chatham/Kent/2)

Attendance: 4.000, Kennington

Oval, London

Goals: 1:0 (30.) Brown,

2:0 (35.) Forrest,

2:1 (43.) Christie

Blackburn Rovers FC:

(Trainer: Thomas Brown Mitchell/1)

William John Herbert Arthur (1) —

Joseph Beverley (1),

Fergus Suter (2) —

Hugh McIntyre (2/Scotland),

James Henry Forrest (1) —

Joseph Morris Lofthouse (1),

James Douglas (2/Scotland),

John Inglis (1),

James Brown (2),

Joseph E. Sowerbutts (1),

John M. Hargreaves (2)

Queen’s Park FC Glasgow:

(Trainer: no)

George Gillespie (1) —

Walter Arnott (1),

Dr. John McDonald (1) —

Charles Campbell (1),

John James Gow (1) —

William J. Anderson (1),

William Wilson Watt (1),

Dr. John Smith (1),

William Harrower (1),

David Steel Allan (1),

Robert Main Christie (1)

Captain: James Brown (1)

Charles Campbell (1)

 

 

1884/85

Final:

4. April 1885

Blackburn Rovers FC – Queen’s Park

FC Glasgow 2:0 (1:0)

Referee: Francis Arthur Marindin

(Chatham/Kent/3)

Attendance: 12.500, Kennington

Oval, London

Goals: 1:0 (50.) Brown,

2:0 (60.) Forrest

Blackburn Rovers FC:

(Trainer: Thomas Brown Mitchell/2)

William John Herbert Arthur (2) —

Robert G. Turner (1),

Fergus Suter (3) —

George Haworth (1),

Hugh McIntyre (3/Scotland),

James Henry Forrest (2) —

Joseph Morris Lofthouse (2),

James Douglas (3/Scotland),

Joseph E. Sowerbutts (2),

Herbert L. Fecitt (1),

James Brown (3)

Queen’s Park FC Glasgow:

(Trainer: no)

George Gillespie (2) —

Walter Arnott (2),

William MacLeod (1) —

Charles Campbell (2),

Dr. John McDonald (2) —

Alexander Hamilton (1),

Neil McWhannel (1),

William J. Anderson (2),

William Sellar (1),

Woodville Gray (1),

David Steel Allan (2)

Captain: James Brown (2)

Charles Campbell (2

 

 

English FA Cup Winners 1884/85: Blackburn Rovers FC.

St. v. l. Hugh McIntyre, »Fergie« Suter, George Haworth,

»Jim« Forrest (am Ball), »Jimmy« Brown, »Bill« Arthur,

»Bert« Fecitt; v.v.l. »Joe« Lofthouse, »Bob« Turner, »Joe«

Sowerbutts, »Jimmy« Douglas, John Inglis (Reserve).

Foto: Archiv

1885/86

Finals:

3. April 1886

Blackburn Rovers FC – West Bromwich

Albion FC 0:0

(0:0) a.e.t.

Referee: Francis Arthur Marindin

(Chatham/Kent/4)

Attendance: 15.000, Kennington

Oval, London

Blackburn Rovers FC:

(Trainer: Thomas Brown Mitchell/3)

William John Herbert Arthur (3) —

Robert G. Turner (2),

Fergus Suter (4) —

Joseph Heyes (1),

James Henry Forrest (3),

Hugh McIntyre (4/Scotland) —

James Douglas (4/Scotland),

Thomas Strachan (2),

Joseph E. Sowerbutts (3),

Herbert L. Fecitt (2),

James Brown (4)

West Bromwich Albion FC:

(Trainer: no)

Robert John Roberts (1) —

Harold Green (1),

Harry Bell (1) —

Ezra J. H. Horton (1),

Charles Perry (1),

George Timmins (1) —

George Woodhall (1),

Thomas Green (1),

Albert Edward James Matthias Bayliss

(1),

Arthur Loach (1),

George Bell (1)

Captain: James Brown (3)

Albert Edward James Matthias

Bayliss (1)

 

 

Replay:

10. April 1886

Blackburn Rovers FC – West Bromwich

Albion FC

2:0 (1:0)

Referee: Francis Arthur Marindin

(Chatham/Kent/5)

Attendance: 12.000, Baseball

Ground, Derby

Goals: 1:0 (40.) Brown,

2:0 (65.) Sowerbutts

Blackburn Rovers FC:

(Trainer: Thomas Brown Mitchell/4)

William John Herbert Arthur (4) —

Robert G. Turner (3),

Fergus Suter (5) —

James Douglas (5/Scotland),

James Henry Forrest (4),

Hugh McIntyre (5/Scotland) —

Nathaniel Walton (1),

Thomas Strachan (3),

James Brown (5),

Herbert L. Fecitt (3),

Joseph E. Sowerbutts (4)

West Bromwich Albion FC:

(Trainer: no)

Robert John Roberts (2) —

Harold Green (2),

Harry Bell (2) —

Ezra J. H. Horton (2),

Charles Perry (2),

George Timmins (2) —

George Woodhall (2),

Thomas Green (2),

Albert Edward James Matthias Bayliss

(2),

Arthur Loach (2),

George Bell (2)

Captain: James Brown (4)

Albert Edward James Matthias

Bayliss (2)

 

English FA Cup Winners 1885/86:Blackburn Rovers FC.

Oben v. l. »Bob« Turner, »Nat« Walton, »Tot« Strachan,

»Bert« Fecitt; m.v.l. »Joe« Sowerbutts, »Fergie« Suter,

»Jim« Forrest; v.v.l. Hugh McIntyre, »Jimmy« Brown, John

Arthur, »Jimmy« Douglas. Foto: Archiv

1886/87

 

Final:

2. April 1887

Aston Villa FC – West Bromwich

Albion FC 2:0 (0:0)

Referee: Francis Arthur Marindin

(Chatham/Kent/6)

Attendance: 15.534, Kennington

Oval, London

Goals: 1:0 (60.) Hodgetts,

2:0 (89.) Hunter

Aston Villa FC:

(Trainer: George Ramsay/Scotland/1)

James Warner (1) —

Frank Coulton (1),

Joseph Simmonds (1) —

Harold Yates (1),

Frederick H. H. Dawson (1),

John H. Burton (1) —

Richard Davis (1),

Albert Brown (1),

Archibald Hunter (1),

Oliver Howard Vaughton (1),

Dennis Hodgetts (1)

West Bromwich Albion FC:

(Trainer: no)

Robert John Roberts (3) —

Alfred James Aldridge (1),

Harold Green (3) —

Ezra J. H. Horton (3),

Charles Perry (3),

George Timmins (3) —

George Woodhall (3),

Thomas Green (3),

Albert Edward James Matthias Bayliss

(3),

Thomas Pearson (1),

William Paddock (1)

Captain: Archibald Hunter (1)

Charles Perry (1)

 

 

1887/88

 

Final:

24. March 1888

West Bromwich Albion FC – Preston

North End FC 2:1 (1:0)

Referee: Francis Arthur Marindin

(Chatham/Kent/7)

Attendance: 18.904, Kennington

Oval, London

Goals: 1:0 (20.) Bayliss,

1:1 (55.) Goodall,

2:1 (80.) Woodhall

West Bromwich Albion FC:

(Trainer: no)

Robert John Roberts (4) —

Alfred James Aldridge (2),

Harold Green (4) —

Ezra J. H. Horton (4),

Charles Perry (4),

George Timmins (4) —

William Isiah Bassett (1),

George Woodhall (4),

Albert Edward James Matthias Bayliss

(4),

Thomas Pearson (2),

James J. Wilson (1)

Preston North End FC:

(Trainer: no)

Dr. Robert Herbert Mills-Roberts

(1/Wales) —

Robert Henry Howarth (1),

Nicholas J. Ross (1) —

Robert Holmes (1),

David Kennedy Russell (1),

John D. Graham (1) —

John B. Gordon (1),

James D. Ross (1),

John Goodall (1),

Frederick Dewhurst (1),

George Drummond (1)

Captain: Charles Perry (2)

Frederick Dewhurst (1)

 

 

1888/89

 

Final:

30. March 1889

Preston North End FC – Wolverhampton

Wanderers FC 3:0 (2:0)

Referee: Francis Arthur Marindin

(Chatham/Kent/8)

Attendance: 22.000, Kennington

Oval, London

Goals: 1:0 (30.) Dewhurst,

2:0 (40.) Ross,

3:0 (65.) Thompson

Preston North End FC:

(Trainer: no)

Dr. Robert Herbert Mills-Roberts

(2/Wales) —

Robert Henry Howarth (2),

Robert Holmes (2) —

George Drummond (2),

David Kennedy Russell (2),

John D. Graham (2) —

John B. Gordon (2),

James D. Ross (2),

John Goodall (2),

Frederick Dewhurst (2),

Samuel Thompson (1)

Wolverhampton Wanderers FC:

(Trainer: John Henry Addenbrooke/1)

Jack M. Baynton (1) —

Richard Baugh (1),

Charles Mason (1) —

Albert Thomas Fletcher (1),

Henry Allen (1),

Arthur Lowder (1) —

Thomas Hunter (1),

David Wykes (1),

John Brant Brodie (1),

Harold Wood (1),

Thomas Knight (1)

Captain: Frederick Dewhurst (2)

John Brant Brodie (1)

 

 

1889/90

 

Final

29. March 1890

Blackburn Rovers FC – Sheffield

Wednesday FC 6:1 (4:0)

Referee: Francis Arthur Marindin

(Chatham/Kent/9)

Attendance: 20.000, Kennington

Oval, London

Goals: 1:0 (5.) Townley,

2:0 (10.) Walton,

3:0 (40.) Townley,

4:0 (44.) John Southworth,

4:1 (50.) Mumford,

5:1 (70.) Townley,

6:1 (85.) Lofthouse

Blackburn Rovers FC:

(Trainer: Thomas Brown Mitchell/5)

John K. Horne (1) —

James Southworth (1),

John B. Forbes (1/Scotland) —

John Barton (1),

George Dewar (1/Scotland),

James Henry Forrest (5) —

Joseph Morris Lofthouse (3),

Henry Campbell (1/Scotland),

John Southworth (1),

Nathaniel Walton (2),

William John Townley (1)

Sheffield Wednesday FC:

(Trainer: no)

James Smith (1) —

Edward Brayshaw (1),

Haydn Arthur Morley (1) —

Jack W. Dungworth (1),

William Betts (1),

George Waller (1) —

William Ingram (1),

Harold E. Woolhouse (1),

Michael W. Bennett (1),

Thomas E. Cawley (1),

Albert C. Mumford (1)