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“What We Have We Hold”
South Yorkshire Times, March 10, 1933
“What We Have We Hold”
Thurnscoe Victoria players chair their captain, Sid Mace, after winning the Mexboro’ Challenge Cup for...
Shocking Accident – Miner’s Leg Torn Off
Mexborough & Swinton Times - Friday 07 April 1933
Shocking Accident
Goldthorpe Miner's Leg Torn Off
A Goldthorpe miner, Albert Bassinder (60), of 34, High Street,...
The Local Elections – Full Results
Mexborough & Swinton Times - Friday 07 April 1933
The Local Elections
Little excitement, and less "feeling" than usual, were roused by the urban council elections...
The Local Elections – Some New Members
Mexborough & Swinton Times - Friday 07 April 1933
The Local Elections
Some New Members
Mexborough
Mr. Arnold Shaw (Lab.), L.N.E.R. fireman , enthusiastic playing member of...
Marconigrams – April 07th, 1933
Mexborough & Swinton Times - Friday 07 April 1933
Marconigrams.
Summer Time begins on Sunday.
"Should M.P.'s address open air or indoor meetings?" "No." says Punch.
"I...
Montagu Cup Semi Final – Thurnscoe 2 Owston Park 0 –...
Mexborough & Swinton Times - Friday 07 April 1933
The Owston Park goalkeeper gets there first and clears from two Thurnscoe forwards in the replayed...
The First Match
South Yorkshire Times, May 12th 1933
The First Match
Hickleton turning out to field in the first Yorkshire Council match on the Brampton ground.
Hickleton 75 Ackworth 48 – Brothers’ Fine Bowling – Amazing Collapse Of...
South Yorkshire Times, May 19th 1933
Brothers’ Fine Bowling
Amazing Collapse Of Ackworth
The sort of cricket spectators revel in was seen at Hickleton on Saturday when...
Hickleton 90 Swinton 92 for 6 – Hickleton Batsmen Baffled – Hart’s...
South Yorkshire Times, May 26th 1933
Yorkshire Council
Hickleton Batsmen Baffled
Hart’s Brilliant Feat
Splendid bowling by Tom Hart (picture) had the Hickleton batsmen baffled at Thurnscoe,...
Hickletoon 45 Mexborough 48 for 3 – A Fiery Wicket
South Yorkshire Times, May 26th 1933
A Fiery Wicket
Hickleton found a fiery wicket awaiting them at Mexboro' and never looked like settling down against the...