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C O M M E N T S    /  H I G H L I G H T S
LL 4th out of 14 Premier Division                
FAC  2q Mitcham Wanderers     1-3          
AC 1st Ilford     2-5          
SSC QF Mitcham Wanderers     1-2          
SCS Withdrew after winning one match. Fixtu= re congestion.          
WHC F probably shared with Mitcham Wanderers<= /td>          
President   Sir Arthur Glyn J.P. (Bart)     re-elected          
Chairman   Charles (HC) Pettett     re-elected v-c AP Baker      
Secretary   Billy (W.E.) Green   re-elected 65 Lower Court Road, Epsom    
Manager   Selection Committee                
Treasurer   HE Stevens     replacing AP Baker        
Press Secretary=   DWG Jones     re-elected          
Com= mittee as elected at AGM 11/6/30:         Collins, TN Young, AE Chaney, W Voller,= Ted (CE) Wheal, FA Duplock, WJ Gilbert, Bill Townsend.    
Trainer   Sid Bristow     Reserves: George Keen      
Home Ground:    West Street, Ewell                
Club Colours   Light and Dark Blue Hoops                
Eps= om Town Supporters Club H.Q. is at the Wellington Hotel, High Street, Epsom          
Af= ter lots of research on the Wilson Hospital Cup. I am now prepared to state that no replay ever      
oc= curred and the Cup was shared, after the original tie on 3rd Sept was drawn. I am al= so comfortable with      
th= e fact that the new season's match between the two clubs did not take place. It could= n't have        
ha= ppened until after 18th April, and both MW and ET were too busy at the end of the seas= on to play it.      
11/= 6/30 AGM at Foresters Hall Epsom on Wednesday evening.                
Cha= ired by Charlie Pettett with outgoing Treasurer AP Baker and Secretary Billy Gree= n          
Rep= ort stated that last season was moderately successful. Midtable in London League. In Cups, the club        
rea= ched the divisional final of FA Cup and the final of the Wilson Hospital Cup which= was to be held this        
sea= son against Mitcham Wanderers.                  
Res= erves were "wonderfully successful, winning the Surrey Intermediate Cup. Financ= es finished with a balance      
"on the ri= ght side".                    
Pre= sident, Chairman, and Secretary all re-elected. New Treasurer H.Stevens, Trainers= Sid Bristow and G Keen.      
Jun= e 30 Trevor Jones joins club. Had played once at the end of the season. A Welsh trial= list last year.        
Eps= om do not enter the East Surrey Hospital Cup again.                
Wal= thamstow Grange played at Chingford Road, Walthamstow. Last season though before selling the ground to       
Wal= thamstow Greyhound Company, and folding. The greyhound company is still there.           
SCF= A AGM 18/6/30 saw the Surrey FA spilt into 4 geographical divisions. Epsom are = in Division 2.        
Mee= ting was at Battersea Town Hall, Lavender Hill, Clapham Junction.                
W B= urgess Referees Secretary resigned after 27 years.                
As = mentioned at AGM Wilson Hospital Cup Final between Epsom Town and Mitcham Wanderers is held over to      
this season.                     
Sut= ton & District AGM 4/7/30 with Sid Basford as Secretary. Epsom Town Juniors rem= ain in Division 3.        
12/= 7/30 Epsom & District Scouts Association Sports Day at West Street. 11 troops entered and 1st Bookham      
ret= ained the Rover Trophy, while they also won the Scouts event, and 1st West Ewell won the Cubs event.      
Dis= trict Commissioner SA Bailey thanked the club and presented trophies.                
9/8= /30 WH Challis top scores with 46 for Epsom C.C. v East Molesey batting at numbe= r 5.          
11/= 8/30 Amateur Cup Draw - District 15 West Norwood (A)                
For= mer player J.Meldrum is at Whyteleafe Albion this season.                
Aug= 30 "The banking at the ground has been extended and there is now room on the ground for a crowd of 10,000      
spe= ctators" says Herald. Also over 50 applications for trials. Sid Bristow is the new trainer, replacing Tom Kirk who      
res= igned mid-season. First trials are on 16/8 + 20/8 + 23/8 followed by a practice game on 27/8 says Herald.      
Mit= cham Wanderers cup final is to be held on 3/9/30.                
16/= 8/30 First trial had nearly 200 spectators! None of the new men did badly, but none shone brilliantly either.      
Pat= temore caught the eye, while Houston also did well and Behn and Jones linked wel= l on the right.. Fred Behn       
dro= pped out of the side towards the end of last season, and it looked like he may be cea= sing to play serious football,     
but= he is back this year. Marlow now prefers playing inside-left, while George Mackesy w= as also at the trial.      
23/= 8/30 Second trial. So many wanted to play that at half time, many changes were made. L Birch did well, but is no      
rel= ation to Terry Birch. Herald says there is a good balance of youth and experience = this year.        
30/= 8/30 Lost 2-1 to West Norwood in Friendly. Advertiser says that all 22 players are = back from last year, and also      
Reg= Marlow, who spent some time at Sutton during most of last season. New players are Brockett and Gold      
(Ha= lves), Elkins (Carshalton Athletic), Baird, Terry Birch, H Pattemore, and Trevor Jones (forwards).         
Pat= temore and "Tich" Jones are well known Welsh players. However, the only new player in the side for the West <= /td>      
Nor= wood game was L Birch from Tooting. He played briefly, then reappeared again in a f= ew years time.        
Cha= llis and Harvey were unavailable for this match. L Birch played well as did Trevor Jones, despite his height.      
Not= a great performance, but then not an important match either. "Just a tryout".            
3/9= /30 Final of Wilson Hospital Cup held over from last year is played, and Epsom played = much better in holding       
Mit= cham Wanderers to a draw in an even game. "A fine crowd" said Mitcham News, but no goals. Unlikely to have       
bee= n extra time, due to the September evening k.o., and it looks like the Cup was intended to be replayed, but       
was= probably shared. See comments at top in blue.                
Bal= ham & Tooting Gazette advises a disappointing game, but Forster did well in goal and he twice stopped a penalty,      
whi= le Westlake and Gates were the stumbling blocks for Mitcham Wanderers, who continued = to press to the       
fin= al whistle. Mitcham played in blue and this game was at Streatham Road. "A large crowd."        
Sep= t 30 Reference to the Evening News (London) being worth a look.                
Sept 30 A young Welshman Trevor Jones joins the club s= ays Herald, but he already played in our final match at Erith & Belvedere= on 3/5/30.
6/9= /30 All the players did duty with Epsom last year, and the familiarity showed as Epsom went up 3-0 at HT, but      
Che= lmsford fought back for a 3-3 draw. Referee blew his whistle for full time ten minutes early, but was informed, and     
rec= ommenced the game! Chelmsford missed a penalty at 3-3 says Chelmsford Chronicle!          
10/= 9/30 Epsom win 5-0 at Whyteleafe Albion in SCS 1st round. (NR)                
E M= atkin scored 4 goals with Terry Birch getting the other (3rd) goal.                
Sep= t 30 Epsom drawn to meet Mitcham W in SF of this year's Wilson Hospital Cup.           
Onl= y 4 entries. See comments at top in blue.                  
Sep= t 30 Epsom Weds v West Park M.H. in Sutton Midweek Hospital Cup 1st round on or befo= re 22/10.        
13/= 9/30 Epsom have an easy victory at Erith & Belvedere, who were missing two regul= ar players, but the rest put up      
a p= oor show. Same team as Chelmsford game except Jack Parr for Reg Marlow (holiday). Matkin often offside.      
1st= half T.Jones and Cross (Erith & B) started kicking each other instead of t= he ball, and both were sent off.      
Jon= es had scored the first goal after 5 minutes, while Fred (FEJ) Behn was club cap= tain this day. Game spoiled by      
heavy rain and = strong wind.                    
17/= 9/30 Croydon Boot Trades Association 1-2 Epsom Weds. First game of season and a real surprise.        
20/= 9/30 George Mackesy now elected club captain. Emphatic 4-1 win over Tooting Town who = were "overwhelmed".      
Too= ting did get an equaliser with Beavan scoring from an awkward angle, and he actually dislocated his hip in the       
pro= cess, as he collided with the goalpost. Taken to Cottage Hospital. 10 men after 20 minutes. Papers say that       
Eps= om would have won anyway. A Jack Parr goal was disallowed by the referee for offsi= de (not the linesman), just       
aft= er the injury, but he did score before HT which was 2-1. "One of the finest= cup ties yet played on Epsom's ground.     
Ex-= Epsom player E Hill played for Tooting.                  
27/= 9/30 Epsom win 3-0 v Whyteleafe, but the score flatters Epsom, who are no better that their opponents except in      
exp= erience which made the difference. Herbert Etheridge played for Fred Behn who was away on business. Also      
Ern= ie Sperring was injured so Jack Forster took his place and played well. Game was mean= t to be against Bostall       
Hea= th at home, but they were involved in a cup tie.                
Sep= t 30 Trevor Jones is suspended for three weeks after his sending off. Erith player on= ly gets a one week suspension.    
Als= o reference to RW Earl returning to the side after suffering an injury in the early p= art of the previous season.      
SSC= 2q BYE - drawn at Camberley & Yorktown (A) in 3q. Despite reaching the final in 1929, Epsom had to qualify      
whi= le 12 other sides are exempted, including Aquarius and Tooting Town. Why?            
Her= ald says that Epsom Town are "indignant" at not being exempted from the Surrey Senior Cup qualifying rounds      
and= they withdraw from the Surrey Charity Shield quoting a congested fixture list.           
Oct= 30 Future player EH Hannam at Kingstonian this year.                
1/1= 0/30 or possibly 8/10/30 Epsom Wednesday lose 5-1 at Mitcham Common v Greenbroom = Ath.        
On = the other date Epsom Weds appear to have won a match in CWL by 5-4 but don't know w= ho yet.        
4/1= 0/30 Paper says that Sutton have never done well at Epsom's ground, and a record gat= e is expected for the FAC      
mat= ch. In the event, Epsom were the better side and won fairly easily. Sutton injury 2nd half. Passenger.        
Als= o, early 2nd half at 1-0, George Mackesy and Lever (Sutton) are sent off for "rou= gh play". Presume fighting.      
The= game then became very scrappy from this point. Paper refers to Sutton finishing with two players sent off, but      
no = mention in two reports and is wrong. Jones is ineligible (suspended). "An unpleasant game". Comet described      
 the sendings off: "Mackesy and Le= ver had a "difference of opinion" which led the referee to require = them to leave!"      
Spo= rts notes in the paper wonder why there is ill feeling between these clubs every time = they meet, but it has       
alw= ays been the case since they started meeting as Senior teams. Both clubs are equally at fault. 2 or 3 years ago      
Sut= ton had a player injured so badly, that he never played top flight football again. Often these problems are caused      
by = the supporters of both sides!                  
Bot= h George Mackesy and Lever are suspended for 14 days from Tuesday 14/10/30. Regular reference in the papers    
to = a strong home advantage caused by the slope at West Street. Nothing changes!          
Sur= rey Midweek Cup 1st round on 8/10 sees Greenbroom Ath v Epsom Weds but Epsom were out= by third round.      
11/= 10/30 West Norwood were superior to Epsom as a whole, and Epsom were lucky to win, d= ue to a last minute      
Mac= kesy penalty, his 11th in succession apparently. Harry Westlake, and FEJ Behn = were the best players on the      
pit= ch. Game was switched to West Street, and two minutes silence was held in respect of t= he R101 airship disaster.      
18/= 10/30 About 3,000 spectators see Mitcham knock Epsom out of the FAC. Future player Ja= ckie Pullen scores 2.      
Eps= om were 1-1 for a while, but not for long, losing 3-1. Mackesy and Jones suspended wh= ich didn't help. New      
pla= yer H Pattemore had previously been a pro for Llanelli and Swansea, but had been given permission by the Welsh    
FA = to play as an amateur. However, his debut was disappointing. Future player Jackie Pu= llen scored twice for Mitcham.    
Her= ald says Marlow scored from 30 yards out on the left wing, but this is more likely= to have been Challis's position.      
How= ever, Advertiser agrees and says Marlow sent in a high shot from the left. MARL= OW.          
Pat= temore actually played twice in the Football League for Swansea City on 6th and = 13th October 1928.        
We = would have met Kingstonian (H) in the next round.                
18/= 10/30 @ West Street Epsom, Leatherhead & District Schools 1-6 Surbiton & Distr= ict Schools in English Schools      
Shi= eld 1st Round. "A big shock".                  
22/= 10/30 C Harvey is chosen for Surrey Juniors v London Juniors @ Kingstonian this d= ay. He was introduced      
to = the club by a club member Mr JD Dougherty.                
Oct= 30 reference to former player Jack Pearman's son now playing for Sutton Unit= ed.          
25/= 10/30 Strong wind at Carshalton Athletic, who suffered an injury to their left wing, as Watson and Weston were      
bot= h injured and limp through the remainder of the game. Trevor Jones scored after 15 minutes and Epsom never look    
back, winning 6= -1 in AC.                     
Car= shalton keeper injured in collision at 5-1, and carried off. 10 men.                
Com= et said Pattemore was ineligible for AC, yet had played in FAC the week before. Played for Res instead.      
Lon= don League lost to Paris League 6-3 on 1/11/30 in Paris. No Epsom Town players selec= ted.        
1/1= 1/30 Epsom at the top of their form in a 3-0 win at Dagenham Town. RW Earl returned = from injury, and Mackesy      
ret= urned from suspension. Half way through 1st half saw an injury to Dagenham player Br= own. 10 men. Epsom       
wou= ld have won anyway say papers. Last 15 minutes were in poor light. Dagenham finished = with 9 near the end.      
5/1= 1/30 Epsom Police 3-8 Epsom Wednesday - Police first match - played at Epsom Recreat= ion Ground.      
7/1= 1/30 Ewell Boys beat Benhilton 3-0 in Sutton & District Schools Cup 2nd round. R.Chenery (related), R Sutton, and    
T.Sainsby score= d.                    
8/1= 1/30 "One of the hardest, closest and most exciting games in ages". After 90 minutes, it was too dark to play ET.      
Cro= wd of 2,500 were quite pleased with the football with plenty of thrills. Both sides w= ere at full strength except      
whe= n Uden replaced the injured Etheridge. Jackie Pullen played for Mitcham and coll= ided with keeper Jack Forster      
on = three occasions, leaving him with cuts around the eye and cheek. Forster was a = very tough player though, as      
he = regularly boxed, and he continued. FEJ Behn scored from 25 yards after 43 minutes, = but in the second half, there    
was= another collision between Forster and Pullen, which ended with both players down,= and the ball in the net. The       
ref= eree consulted with both linesmen, and disallowed the goal, but straight after= (2 seconds say papers) he awarded      
Mit= cham a penalty, "for alleged obstruction by Westlake" which the injured Pullen then scored past the injured Forster!    
Herald says &qu= ot;over 2,500".                    
12/11/30 Ewell Boys defeat Crown Road, Sutton 5-0 at W= est Street. Both teams had won all their matches previously. Don Butcher scor= ed four
and= R.Sutton got the other. Record so far: Pld 9 W9 F50 A5.                
15/= 11/30 Epsom play well in AC replay against Mitcham, winning 5-1. Pullen scored yet ag= ain for Mitcham.      
Aft= er Epsom had gone 5-1 up, Shoesmith the experienced keeper lost his temper with a spectator, and left the pitch      
and= assaulted him. The ref had no alternative but to send him off on 75 minutes. As in = the first match, there had been    
an = oddly awarded penalty for no apparent reason, which Mackesy converted for his 1= 2th straight success. No one      
see= med to know why it was given though. Epsom had a goal disallowed as the Mitcham lines= man said that the       
bal= l had gone out of play. Papers refer to the need for neutral linesmen in these sort = of matches! Large crowd in      
spi= te of wet weather. After the keeper's sending off, the game was very tame, and a Forster pensave from Pullen      
sum= med it up, as he gained revenge for the week before.                
Mitcham News advises that the penalty was given when a Mitcham player "intercepted" an Epsom forward while Shoesmith w= as clearing the ball.
Herald says that referee advised he had not sent Shoes= mith off, but had stopped him from re-entering the field of play! Nightingale = went in goal.
Ref= eree also reported the Mitcham linesman F Farrer, and the FA decided he was not to = run the line or referee again!    
Sho= esmith was suspended for one month.                  
Nov= 30 Terry Birch and Corby were selected for Surrey Juniors v Kent Juniors @ Margate= on 22/11/30. EG Matkin also    
sel= ected but couldn't get there, so had to withdraw.                
Nov 30 Reg Stimson selected for London League v Isthmi= an League on 27/11/30. Also selected are three from Leavesden and two from P= ark Royal 
des= pite them being in the lower division. Played at Leytonstone.                
22/= 11/30 "As was generally expected" Epsom won at Whyteleafe Albion in AC 4q, but Whyteleafe were very      
unl= ucky not to draw. G Carmichael replaced Behn (injured knee). Whyteleafe were a goal d= own, but "scored" right      
as = the referee blew the whistle for Half time. The goal was not allowed. Lucky break!. E= psom went further ahead in      
2nd half and wo= n 2-1.                    
22/= 11/30 Amazing SSC 3q game sees Dorking 7-8 Godalming!!!                
27/= 11/30 Biannual match between London League and Isthmian League takes place at Leytonstone. No further details.    
28/= 11/30 Ewell Boys defeated New Town (Sutton) 5-1 at Ewell on a Friday afternoon in a League match. The scorers    
wer= e D.Butcher (2), R.Sutton (2) and Fred Chitty.                
29/11/30 Reference to the tie this day against Camberl= ey & Yorktown being "oft postponed". This must have been due to the Amateur Cup run and this was
I b= elieve the third consecutive Saturday that it was scheduled for.                
29/= 11/30 RJ Stimson missing. He had played for London League v Isthmian League on 27/= 11, and had a strained groin    
mus= cle. He "played a great game" on the Thursday according to the Herald.<= /td>                
Beh= n played again, but for 75 minutes, his knee gave him trouble again. Camberley had most of the play, but Epsom    
too= k an early lead. However, Camberley led 2-1 by HT partly because George Mackesy miss= ed his first penalty in       
thi= rteen attempts. 2nd half was more for Epsom, who went 3-2 up, but an 86th minute equaliser forced extra time,      
whi= ch only lasted 2 minutes before it was abandoned for bad light. Why did ref start= it? C & Y had scored 11 last week.    
29/= 11/30 Epsom, Leatherhead & District Schools 4-1 Wimbledon. Reuben Leverington (Jun= ior) played. This was in      
the= Surrey Schools County Championships which Epsom won last year.                
Ilf= ord crowd trouble v Brentford on 29/11/30                  
Gro= und closed for 14 days so any Epsom AC replay                 
wou= ld have not been played at Ilford                  
Nov= 30 Mr JH Robb of St James' Avenue, Ewell, writes in to complain about some of the Epsom supporters referring     
to "incidents of an unpleasant character".                  
Dec= 30 Shearer was playing for Woking - is he the Epsom one? WH Shearer joined Epsom in August 1932.      
4/1= 2/30 Harry Westlake played for Surrey v Essex.                
6/1= 2/30 In the replay we had another exhibition of "poor and uninteresting football". T Jones scored after one minute,    
and= Epsom pressed for the next 40 minutes without scoring, as Earl missed "thr= ee or four glorious chances". 2-0 at      
HT,= but Camberley scored after 46 minutes to make it interesting. After 65 minute= s, Harry Westlake disagreed with      
the= referee on a decision and was sent off "to the surprise of all". Finally t= wo goals from Earl made it safe. Won 4-1.      
Her= ald was very critical of the referee for this game, and Westlake doesn't serve any suspension in the end.      
10/= 12/30 PC Fred Copsey scored HT for Epsom Police v Epsom Traders to turn the game around. Police had trailed    
0-3= at HT and 2-4 with ten minutes remaining, before the HT @ Court Rec.                
13/= 12/30 Epsom draw the holders Ilford in Amateur Cup 1st round proper. "Epsom have= an outside chance of a draw"    
say= s Comet. Not sure where that draw would have been though, as Ilford had their ground closed for 14 days on       
9/1= 2/30 following an incident in the Cup tie with Brentford.                
13/= 12/30 Big gate of over 3,000 for Ilford's visit in the Amateur Cup. It was the first time Epsom had reached      
thi= s stage, and they had drawn the holders in the last 64. However, Epsom led after 5 min= utes through        
Mar= low, and were the better team for over an hour. Epsom went 2-0 up with a Jones goal after 49 minutes,      
but= a quick reply, and then two in a minute (including a penalty) took Ilford ahead, eventually winning 5-2.      
Wou= ld have played Casuals (A) in 2nd round. Herald says Behn and Earl were below for= m, and Behn wasn't       
ful= ly fit. Should not have played. Also says only 2,500 attended.                
Eps= om should have been 2-0 up by HT as Jones scored from a backwards pass from Marlow,= but he was       
giv= en offside! An honest mistake said Herald. Would have been away to Casuals in Second Round.        
20/= 12/30 Tooting (H) is not played as the county cup tie v Egham takes priority.            
20/= 12/30 Egham SSC tie abandoned in second period of extra time after bad light. 1-1 at = 90 minutes, but both teams     
sco= red again in extra time before the game was abandoned with 6 minutes remaining. Egham = were ahead twice, but     
goa= ls from Etheridge and Birch earned the replay. Pleasant but not brilliant football.           
26/= 12/30 Friendly with Luton Amateurs, who were "very amateur". Epsom led 5-0 at HT and cruised to an 8-1 win.      
Lut= on had got a 1-1 draw with Wimbledon the day before though. The Luton side contained former and future player     
C H= arvey. Pattemore and Dayman played well this day, while Sperring couldn't play a= s he has "face trouble", and       
Jac= k Forster was in Newcastle for the holidays, and Etheridge and Stimson were also aw= ay. It was also a poor       
att= endance for a Boxing Day, even allowing for the poor weather. John Coppin went in goa= l. It would normally have been     
Wes= tlake, but he crushed a finger the day before. Game refereed by Sid Basford, future = Club Secretary.      
27/= 12/30 Replay v Egham. Forster and Sperring unavailable, so last years reserve keeper A Walker played instead.      
78 = minutes Egham injury. 10 men. After 80 minutes it was 1-1 then Jones had a shot w= hich crossed the line      
(ad= mitted by Egham defender Shelcott) but the referee wasn't sure and played on. In ex= tra time, Epsom went 3-1 up      
but= Egham scored again near the end. Won 3-2. George Prestoe was Egham's best playe= r.          
Dec 30 Harry Westlake wasn't suspended after his sendi= ng off in December v Camberley & Y. Surrey FA decide there is no case to answer.
Dec= 30 Including 27th Dec, Comet says Epsom have played 18 games with only two losses, which implied that Epsom    
had= n't played Mitcham in WHC F yet. However, Comet missed this game as it was minor, and played on 3/9/30.      
Jan= 31 George Prestoe signed from Egham after impressing in Surrey Senior Cup matches v Epsom. Debut to be       
on = 10th Jan as he is playing in one last big game for Egham. He is young and dashing according to the Epsom Herald.    
Jan= 31 At this stage, Epsom have only played 4 matches in  the League, and it will be no easy task to finish the       
heavy league pr= ogramme.                    
3/1= /31 Epsom lose unbeaten league record with an 8-1 defeat at Chelmsford! Papers say = that 8-1 is a little harsh,       
but= Epsom were clearly outclassed. Jack Forster had a good game. Large & sporting cr= owd at Chelmsford, saw      
the= game played for only 80 minutes, which was probably just as well! They would not be so fortunate in Feb 1948!      
Eps= om ran the show for ten minutes, but were 5-0 down at HT!                
7/1= /31 Epsom Weds draw 1-1 at South Croydon Weds. Epsom mispen in first half at 0-0 but then led after 80, only       
to = concede a last minute penalty equaliser. Foggy day and hard ground.                
10/= 1/31 Poor game v Mitcham, even allowing for the weather. Pullen scored twice v Epso= m, while George Prestoe       
mad= e his debut in relief of W Dayman. Lost at home 3-0. Papers refer to having played 4 = cup ties already this       
sea= son, one was in FAC, and two were in AC, so the other must have been Wilson Hospital C= up, which was       
dra= wn 0-0 on 3/9/30.  Clearly the new season's= cup had not been played at this date.          
Pit= ch was jagged and frozen, and day was quite foggy. Game only lasted for 80 minut= es with no HT interval. Herald      
bla= mes the London League for arranging these games with a 3pm k.o. in winter!! This = must be wrong!        
Jan= 31 Fred Watts transfers from Epsom Town to Caarshalton Athletic.                
14/= 1/31 Croydon BTA defeat Epsom Weds 9-0. Edmondson got 7. HT 4-0.                
17/= 1/31 Improvement in form as Epsom win at last year's champions Grays. Epsom we= re 4-1 up at HT, before       
win= ning 4-3. Grays had led 4 minutes, but after 6 minutes, Epsom were 2-1 up. At 4-3 Mackesy hit the bar in fading      
lig= ht. Grays fans constantly barracked Westlake, who "played one of the best game= s of his life". He is "a personality".    
24/= 1/31 "The ease with which Epsom won should have been indicated by a much greater margin" as Epsom beat      
Dul= wich Hamlet at Champion Hill 3-2 in front of 5,000 spectators. "Never have Epsom triumphed over a team of      
suc= h repute so conclusively". "Even Dulwich fans seemed to glory in Epsom's success". Challis was unavailable      
thr= ough injury, while Pattemore (ex-pro) and Prestoe (cup tied) were ineligible, so Behn, Parr and Matkin all played.      
Her= bert Etheridge was playing against his old club. Dulwich were 3-1 down and got= a late goal to make the score      
clo= ser than it really was. Comet said "Never have Dulwich been so surprisingly beaten" First ever meeting with them.      
28/= 1/31 Reg Stimson plays for F.A. v Navy this day.                
30/= 1/31 reported that Challis has discovered that two small pieces of bone have b= een chipped from his right knee. He    
wil= l require an operation, and will be out for the rest of the season.                
31/= 1/31 Epsom win 7-3 at Carshalton Athletic, after being 2-2 at HT. Carshalton had 3 ex-Epsom players Fred Watts,     
G W= ood and A Mackesy, George's brother. "The brother of Epsom's captain".                
Eth= eridge was away at a Welsh International trial so Terry Birch came in to the side.          
6/2= /31 reported that Epsom have been struck out of the SCS, despite advising that they wo= uld withdraw back in       
Sep= tember. They were asked to play Sutton Utd in 2nd round, but couldn't agree a date bec= ause of their fixture list.      
The= Epsom Cottage Hospital will receive no donation from the competition as a resul= t. Club are not worried about       
bei= ng removed, but are angry that the hospital will get no money, especially as they participated last year, and the <= /td>      
Cot= tage got no money then either.                  
7/2= /31 In return match, Epsom made it three big wins over Carshalton Athletic with a 7-1 win. Prestoe and Pattemore    
bot= h got hat tricks in both matches. A Mackesy played for Carshalton Athletic again, w= hile Fred Watts scored a       
pen= alty for Carshalton. Trevor Jones is injured and cannot play this day. G Wood play= ed for Carshalton Athletic. "One     
of = the best halves Epsom ever had". In second half Harry Westlake went on the le= ft wing, as passengers often do, but     
&qu= ot;didn't play like an injured player"!                  
Feb= 31 future player L.Caiels is playing in the Isthmian League for Clapton.                
13/= 2/31 reported in Herald that there was no report of the game on 31/1, and this week, he received one from each      
team, just to m= ake sure!                    
14/= 2/31 Mitcham W pay another visit to Epsom in SSC. They are fortunate to win 2-1 say papers. Jack Forster is      
cha= rged into the net for the first goal, and both Forster and Mason (Mitcham W) were knocked out for a while. Pullen    
sco= red the second goal. Both Prestoe and Pattemore ineligible for game. Herald right= ly says this is their 6th meeting.    
Mit= cham won mainly through "their aggressiveness and thrustfulness". "Tactics were more than vigorous". Future       
pla= yers Dick Wilson and Jackie Pullen played for Mitcham W.                
Feb= 31 Ewell Boys still unbeaten this season and won 3-0 against Belmont School @ Belm= ont. Scorers were R.      
Che= nery, R Sutton, and Don Butcher.                  
18/= 2/31 No CWL game for Epsom Weds.                  
19/2/31 Sutton Advertiser reports that Mitcham Wandere= rs and Epsom Town will have to replay their Wilson Hospital Cup tie, so it clearly hadn't
bee= n played by now, nor was it agreed to be shared at the time of the first draw.            
21/= 2/31 Well contested sporting draw with Romford. Bronk Challis injured, so replaced = by Jack Parr. Epsom scored      
fir= st through a good own goal from Russell, when the Romford player miskicked under press= ure and it went in off the post!    
25/= 2/31 R.Chenery scores HT for Ewell Boys. Was this an older brother, as Ray say= s he was born in 1924? Yes!      
25/= 2/31 Croydon Albion defeat Epsom Weds 6-2 at Plough Lane Wallington. They led early but trailed 2-1 at HT.      
28/= 2/31 Bostall Heath game played in Welling, Kent. If Epsom had won, they would have had= a chance at the title      
say= papers, but they lose 2-1 despite dominating the first 30 minutes. Most of the 2nd ha= lf was played in a       
sno= wstorm!. Epsom scored an Etheridge consolation with the last kick of the game.          
28/= 2/31 Surrey Schools Shield (Hook Shield) SF 2nd replay between Croydon and Surbiton. = Drew 0-0, and would      
nee= d a 4th replay at Epsom on 14/3/31 before Surbiton were victorious 3-0.                
7/3= /31 A few spectators for the Dagenham match in freezing conditions. Epsom went 2-0 = up in first 25 minutes,       
whi= ch was just as well, as Mackesy and Jones suffered injuries, and were both passengers. Epsom hung on to win      
2-1. My records and the Advertiser report show Marlow = and Pattemore as the scorers even though Times online says it was Prestoe not Pattemore.
14/= 3/31 Disaster at Romford where the score was 0-0 after 60 minutes yet lost 7-0= !! Debut for R Williams (Sutton)      
T J= ones was unavailable through injury, and Pattemore was ill, so Behn and Williams played instead.        
aft= er a very even first half at Brooklands. Attendance 3,000. HT for Webb (Romford)          
14/= 3/31 Carshalton Athletic beat Mitcham Wanderers 2-0. Carsh had Fred Watts, J.J= ones (Jimmy?) A.Mackesy,      
whi= le Mitcham had Jackie Pullen and Dick Wilson playing for them this day.                
Mar= 31 Future keeper E James playing for Barking Town.                
18/= 3/31 No CWL game for Epsom Weds.                  
21/= 3/31 R Coleman was promoted from reserves but didn't play well. Newcomer R Andre= ws debut, and Ernie Sperring    
rep= laced Jack Forster as Epsom tried to get out of a bad patch. Erith scored 7 minutes = and led at HT, but Epsom       
fou= ght back in 2nd half and should have won the game, but had to settle for a 1-1 draw. = Poor game that "didn't deserve     
much description"! G Bennett (Sutton & Redhill) was expected to play,= but didn't show, and never did play for Epsom in the end.    
Mar= 31 George Prestoe has returned to Egham following the Romford defeat.                
25/= 3/31 @ West Street the Sutton and District League Schools Final between Ewell and Hackbridge. Drew 1-1 so      
the= y are joint holders. HT 1-0, scorer: Nash.                  
25/= 3/31 A goalless first half but Croydon Wanderers beat Epsom Weds 3-1, It was Croydon's last game of the season.    
28/= 3/31 We pinched a 1-1 draw with Bostall Heath, as a result of a 90th minute equal= iser from Harry Westlake. Debut for H Styles    
and= J Richards both promoted from the reserves, and played well enough. Reserves at home afterwards v UGBM k.o. 4.45.    
31/= 3/31 League Shield Final sees Hackbridge end Ewell Boys unbeaten run with a 90th minu= te winner 1-0. First loss      
in = 2 years. @ Carshalton Athletic.                  
3/4= /31 Lost 3-5 on Good Friday v bottom club Walthamstow Grange at Chingford Road. H.Pattemore played but       
Eps= om went 1-0 down after 15 minutes. Bob Gates played against his old team. 2-0 down af= ter 30 but Trevor Jones      
 scored before HT, then Walthamstow sco= red a third. HT 3-1. Marlow then scored from Richards pass, but two more     
goa= ls for the hosts rendered R.Williams' goal a consolation.                
Apr= 31 future Club Saviour and Crystal Palace Chairman Ray Bloye playes for Carshalton = at Romford - beaten 9-1.      
4/4= /31 Biggest number of goals conceded by an Epsom team at West St, as Grays visit and = win 8-1. Harvey played      
for= Grays wearing his usual black skull cap! And scored twice. Tomlinson got 5 more. Sperring had a bad day. HT unk.    
J "Snowy" Goddard made his debut from Redhill. Did he play against Epsom in SSC F 1929? Yes he did.      
Eps= om were a goal down in the first minute, then fairly even for twenty minutes, befor= e HT 1-3. Lost 8-1        
6/4= /31 J Barrs (Kingstonian) and Richards (West Park) make debuts v Walthamstow Grange a= nd win 7-3. Forster took     
Spe= rring's place, as he was injured, but may have been about to be dropped anyway. 6= -3 up at HT. Walthamstow's      
kee= per was injured in second half, and Epsom sportingly didn't push or charge him.          
Sou= th London Press advises that Barrs had in fact gone to Nunhead from Kingstonian so = must have joined us from Nunhead.    
6/4= /31 Barnes Albion 6-1 Warlingham Surrey Minor Cup Final at West Street. Ko 11.15          
Cup= had been presented by the late Sir Conan Doyle, and was awarded by FR Gulland.          
8/4= /31 No League game for Epsom Weds.                  
8/4= /31 Friendly at West Street saw Surrey Schoolboys v Middlesex Schoolboys draw 1-1.          
10/= 4/31 Herald reports that they have many midweek games to play now.                
11/= 4/31 Dull game with Finchley saw Epsom scrape through 2-1. All the goals were score= d in the second half, while      
The= winning goal against Finchley "was the result of a movement which for pretti= ness and smartness is not likely      
to = be surpassed on Epsom Town's ground". Great goal by Pattemore, after three previo= us passes from Parr, Jones      
and= Mackesy, which led to an excellent first time strike. J Barrs was unavailable as he was playing for his works team    
 this day.  Etheridge and Mackesy were up front for this game.                
18/= 4/31 Return game with Finchley saw Mackesy and Jones out injured, and replaced by Carmichael and Behn. Ref    
mis= sed Bob Gates punching the ball out from on the goal line, but Finchley still led after 44 minutes and won 2-0.      
20/= 4/31 Monday evening game saw many reserves playing for both sides as Tooting beat Eps= om 2-0.         
Thi= s broke their 7 game losing run. Tooting had recently been censured by the Surrey F.A. over irregular payments,    
and= their treasurer was suspended "sine die". Ted Pullen played for Tooti= ng, who was apparently no relation to       
Jac= kie, the Mitcham and future Epsom player. The goals were in the 10th and 13th minu= tes.          
It = is clear that by 18th April the Wilson Hospital Cup semi between Epsom & Mitch= am has not yet been played.      
and= the original final was probably never replayed either. Certainly hadn't been played by 14/2/31. Carshalton      
Ath= letic await the victors in the final. Not sure that this game was ever played. See comments in blue at top.      
Lot= s of midweek games were played as Epsom's first and reserve teams had games to catch u= p.        
Apr= 31 SCFA advise a possible Surrey Midweek league, depending on interest.              
22/= 4/31 A good 2-1 win at Mitcham on a Wednesday evening for the league match. Marlow ge= ts both in 2nd half.      
Mit= cham News calls it "a strenuous and vigorous game ended in a win for Epsom&quo= t;. Ht was 0-0, but Reg Marlow      
sco= red after 55 minutes, and again after Mitcham pressure. The game then got rough, and Jackie Pullen was kicked    
aft= er scoring a penalty for Mitcham. T.Sealey (future wartime Epsom Town player) was then kicked and carried off.      
The= crowd were very angry with Harry Westlake about this, and held a demonstration after= the game. "The Mitcham      
Wan= derers officials and the police are to be commended on the tactful way in which = they dealt with the situation".      
25/= 4/31 Cray are dispatched 6-2. Game kicked off after 4pm, as Cray got lost on their = way. 6-2 was harsh on Cray.      
Bob= Gates missed this game injured, and watched while Etheridge took his place, but= he was a bit slow. George      
Mac= kesy is troubled by a leg injury and may not play again this season says Herald. = He does though. Very wet and muddy day.    
27/4/31 3rd win at Whyteleafe Albion this season. 2-1. Herald says there are three reserves in the line up this day but does not name them.
28/= 4/31 Rural Council 5-3 Urban Council at West Street. Scorers for Rural Council were = Keen (3), Stimson and o.g (Parker)    
30/= 4/31 2 late goals ensure that Epsom beat Tooting 2-1 on a Thursday evening.            
May= 31 Tooting Town FC to change name to Tooting FC it is advised in Balham and Tooting Gazette.        
2/5= /31 1-0 win over Cray means that Epsom finished with 5 straight wins to end the seaso= n. Epsom were lucky to win,    
as = Cray had 90% of the possession but were too cautious. 82nd minute winner for Behn.          
20/= 5/31 SCFA AGM at Adult School Hall, Park Lane, Croydon.                
Reserves:    London League Division 1                
Position   8th out of 14                  
SIC 3rd Wills Sports   0-3          
Sur= rey Intermediate Cup 1st round bye.                  
Wil= ls sports reached final. They played at Hill Farm on the St Helier Estate.                
30/8/30 Res lose 6-0 at Leavesden in opening league ga= me of the season. The "wing halves were the great weakness" said t= he Herald.
6/9= /30 Reserves unlucky to concede an equaliser in the last minutes. D 4-4 at Chelmsford. Epsom were 1-0 down after    
2 m= inutes but went 2-1 up, then 2-2 then Epsom mispen. HT 2-2. Res went ahead twice mor= e in the game, but were      
pegged back eac= h time.                    
13/9/30 Fred Watts mispen for reserves at 0-0, but won anyway 6-1 v Erith & Belvedere. Two goals each for Parker & Thomas with an own goal and one unknown.
20/= 9/30 Appears no game for Reserves.                  
27/= 9/30 Quite a large gate for the friendly at Sutton, which Epsom lost 3-2 after leading= 2-1 at HT.        
4/10/30 reference to a new keeper A.Carter who played = and did well as we beat Erith & Belvedere 2-1 this day. He is a London Policeman.
11/= 10/30 CF Harvey and EG Matkin both played and scored for Surrey Juniors in a 3-3 d= raw with London Juniors      
at Kingstonian.=                    
25/10/30 H Pattemore played for Res in 4-1 London Leag= ue win over Mitcham Wanderers. Carter was unavailable so A.Fripp went in goa= l. Facing us was H.Barber
who= had been with us recently but this was his debut for Mitcham Wanderers!                
Mitcham News provides the teams and includes C Williams ahead of Sayers but they also included Carter who was not playing so it l= ooks like they were unaware
of Fripp coming in so would likewise be unaware of Williams being replaced by Sayers. Pattemore mispen (POST) at 0-0 in first half. HT 0-0.
1/1= 1/30 Reference in Advertiser to "A.Player?" who scored HT v Romford = in 5-2 home win. They were playing at inside left.    
Com= et doesn't know either. Quite possibly Edwards (Walton Heath) who made his debut this day.        
Ori= ginally due to play Carshalton Ath in SIC on 1st Nov, but postponed to 29th.                
8/1= 1/30 Another new player is expected to play this day, Stowers (Tufnell Park). They lose 3-0 at Hendon, but this is     
har= sh says Herald and should have been nearer 1-0. "A clean,  well contested match".          
15/= 11/30 Epsom win 1-0 at Mitcham Wanderers.                
22/= 11/30 Reserves lost 2-0 at new up and coming team Park Royal. Cowey and Birch w= ere missing, as they were      
pla= ying for Surrey Juniors v Kent Juniors @ Margate. Described as two of our best players.        
I = don't have a Cowey in my records but do have a J.Corby was that him?                
22/= 11/30 original date of SIC tie at Wills, but Carshalton tie had not been played yet.          
6/1= 2/30 Due to visit UGBM in a League match but not played. Rearranged for 14/2/31.          
13/= 12/30 Appears no game for res.                  
20/= 12/30 Due to have a friendly at home to Epsom Athletic. Was this played?                
27= /12/30 Scheduled to play at Mitcham Wanderers in the League but the match had already been brought forward to 15th November.  
3/1= /31 A Carter (a policeman) was injured, so A Fripp went in goal for res. A "gener= al utility man".        
17/1/31 Reserves become the first team to take a point from Beckenham in 1-1 draw. Parr and Behn both played well against a teeam with a 100% record but 
Bat= es for Beckenham did break his leg during the match..                
31/= 1/31 Epsom lose 3-8 to Brentwood MH, yet were 2-0 up at HT! H Styles injured in this game.        
21/= 2/31 No game for reserves. Beckenham hand Park Royal their only loss of the season 2-1= .        
28/2/31 Ernie Sperring pensave 5 minutes from time v Standard Telephones in 1-1 draw. New player J Williamson. Terry Birch (pe= n) scored our goal.
7/3/31 No game = for Reserves                    
21/= 3/31 Probable no game for Reserves                  
28/= 3/31 KO 4.45 at West Street v UGBM Sports (Charlton). Drew 2-2 after the first team ma= tch.        
24/= 4/31 Game v Leavesden definitely takes place on the Friday evening.                
24/4/31 Res lose 7-1 to Leavesden MH says Herald not 1= -8 according to BOOK. Checked Herald which advises a score of "seven go= als to one".
The= Epsom line up represented "a fairly scratch lot". However, Epsom Advertiser and Surrey Comet say the score was 8-1!    
After doing table tracking using many league tables I = can confirm that the score was definitely 7-1, although I suppose it could ha= ve been reported wrongly.
30/4/31 Epsom Reserves lose to Beckenham on a Thursday evening. Score unknown but table tracking confirms score as 3-1. BOOK is wrong.
2/5= /31 C Harvey and E Mathieu scored for Reserves v Woolwich Poly in a 2-0 win.          
Juniors Sutton & District League Division 3=                
Position   3rd out of 11                  
Le= ague Handbook from 1930/31 states the following:                
  Secretary and address     Colours     Ground    
Bryant Athleti= c G.E.Birks - 4 Bryant Cottages, Merton = SW19     Red and white, striped jerseys Number 1, Three Kings Green, Mitcham
          white knickers   Common    
                Dressing Rooms on Ground
Carshalton Hil= l Reserves S.H.Allison - 40 Cranfield Road, Carsh= alton     Black jerseys, Amber V,  Stanley Park Recreation Ground, Carshalton
          white knickers   on the Hill    
                Dressing Rooms on Ground
Epsom Athletic= III S.C.Martin - 10 Pikes Hill, Epsom     Claret and Light Blue Quarters Alexandra Road Recreation Ground
                Dressing Rooms on Ground
Epsom Town Jun= iors J.Murphy - 5 Mill Road, Epsom Common     Light and Dark Blue   Court Recreation Ground, Epsom
  Phone: Epsom 773           Dressing Rooms on Ground
Fetcham J.W.Stevens - Stoke Road, Fetcham     Red jerseys, white knickers Fetcham Recreation Ground
                Dressing Rooms on Ground
Manor Rovers R= es K.Hook (staff), The Manor Institution,= Epsom     Blue and White   Manor Institution  
                Dressing Rooms on Ground
Mitcham Green = Res R.W. Gore - 6 Whitford Gardens, Mitcha= m     Green with White V jerseys, Rosehill, Sutton  
          white knickers   Dressing Rooms on Ground
Mitcham St Mar= k's E.W.Harler - 5 Lavender Avenue, Mitcha= m     White shirts, Black Knickers Number 1, The Three Kings pub, Mitcham
                Dressing Room adjoining ground
Rosehill Reser= ves S.H.Gray - 12 Horseshoe Green, Sutton<= /td>     Light and Dark Blue Jerseys, Rosehill, Sutton  
          White Knickers   Dressing Rooms on ground
Sutton Town H.C.Richardson - 13 Benhilton Gardens,=     Red and Black striped jerseys, Sutton & Cheam Recreation Grounds
  Benhilton       Blue Knickers   Dressing Rooms ?
Wallington Hol= y Trinity OB E.Wilson - 12 Highland Cottages, Bute = Road,     Blue with Amber V jerseys Wallington Recreation Ground, Stafford Road
  Wallington             Dressing Rooms on Ground
6/9= /30 Large crowd stay behind after Chelmsford LL game to watch Juniors beat Sutton T= own 10-2 in S & D match.      
Jun= iors went behind early but were ahead soon after the setback. Sutton made it 2-2. HT 6-2.        
27/= 9/30 Juniors defeat Carshalton Hill Res 6-2 at Court Rec H). 2-0 up after 5 minutes, a= nd HT was 4-1. A keen and      
cl= eanly fought game. Scorers B Spring (2), Clement (2), Nash, and G Watts. Herald said W= atts and Spring excelled on the left wing.  
11/= 10/30 Juniors 5-0 Mitcham Green Res (H) @ Court Rec. Third straight win in leag= ue. Scorers were E Clement (3),    
B S= pring, and G Watts. This was harsh on Mitcham Green who played better than the score indicates.        
18/= 10/30 projected line up for game at Wallington Holy Trinity OB: C Pearch, J Spr= ing, W Gubby, John Murphy,       
K N= ash, R Webb, J Wheal, James Murphy, E Clement, G Watts, B Spring. Lost 2-3.          
25/10/30 Juniors beat Rose Hill Reserves 5-3. Mackley = got HT for Rose Hill. We were 2-1 down at HT and 3-1 down before fighting bac= k.
8/1= 1/30 Mitcham St Mark's 4-3 Epsom Juniors in SDL.                
15/11/30 Juniors bounce back with a 5-3 win at Mitcham Green Reserves in a League match. Mitcham report says that the game was m= ore in Epsom's 
fav= our than the 5-0 earlier in the season when they had been the better side! HT 3-2 up.<= /td>          
29/= 11/30 Bryant Ath v ET Jun p-p                  
13/= 12/30 ET Jun v Epsom Athletic III p-p                  
20/12/30 Juniors won 4-2 at Fetcham. HT 1-0 but 2-1 do= wn soon after. J Spring in 1st half, then B Spring and E Clement (2) in seco= nd half.
Ber= nard Spring's free kick aws excellent and "turned the match around".=                
Exp= ected line up for 27/12/30 is C Pearch, E Stredwick, R Webb, J Wheal, K Nash, John Murphy, J Spring,       
Geo= rge Watts, E Clement, James Murphy, B Spring, P Staplehurst                
26/= 12/30 Juniors 0-4 Epsom Athletic III @ Alexandra Rec. Epsom Athletic were "good value" for their win.      
27/12/30 Manor Rovers Reserves 6-3 Epsom Juniors @ Man= or Hospital. Scorers were Watts (2), and B Spring. "Rovers too heavy for Juniors".
J W= heal was in goal and saved a penalty, and many other good saves.                
17/= 1/31 Juniors 6-2 Fetcham. Clement (2), Watts (2), B Spring (2).                
7/2= /31 Juniors get a 3-3 draw at Bryant Athletic in the Sutton & District League.            
14/= 2/31 One week later the two teams meet again, this time Epsom win 5-0.                
21/= 2/31 Juniors defeat Rosehill Reserves 13-0 in a League game.                
14/= 3/31 Juniors lose 6-0 at home to Wallington Holy Trinity Old Boys in a League match.          
21/= 3/31 Juniors v Mitcham St Mark's p-p                  
28/3/31 Juniors win 4-1 at Sutton Town in a League mat= ch. HT 0-0 but scored five minutes into the second half. Town equalised but E= psom then ran away with it.
4/4= /31 Juniors lose 3-1 at Epsom Athletic III in a  League match.                
11/= 4/31 Juniors defeat Manor Rovers Reserves 5-2 in the League.                
18/= 4/31 Juniors win 10-2 at Carshalton Hill Reserves in a League match.                
2/= 5/31 Juniors win 18-1 v Mitcham St Mark's in final game of season.                 
Other affiliated Local Teams:   Secretary     From SCFA Handbook       Affiliated
Epsom Ass Rove= r Scouts   AJ Treadway (junior)     52 Long Grove Road, Epsom     Aug 1926
Epsom Athletic=   L Miller     43 Spelman Street, London E9     July 1922
Epsom Wednesda= y   W Wales     3 Adelphi Road       Sept 1923
Epsom Ramblers=   AT Blackman     47 Albert Road, Epsom     ??
Ewell Colony   R Horsman     Colony Mental Hospital       Nov 1927
29/= 7/30 Ewell By Pass given approval by Surrey County Council and granted 75% of the co= sts. £43,000 total cost.      
Aug= 30 CRAGANOUR dies. This horse won the 1913 Epsom Derby, but was later disqualified for bumping and the      
rac= e was awarded to ABOYEUR at odds of 100-1. That Derby was also famous for the actions of Emily Davison, who     
thr= ew herself in front of the King's Horse AMNER, and died a few days later.                
Aug= 30 Reference to the Epsom County School For Boys being at 1 Church Street, Epsom.        
30/= 9/30 Proposal submitted for widening of Epsom High Street, which is brought ab= out by an application from      
Woo= lworths to rebuild their store at 48 High Street. Both sides were considered, but it= was felt that the North side      
sho= uld be the one demolished, although a grant would be required. Reference to an earli= er consideration and earlier      
pla= n submitted in 1913, but not followed through (maybe WW1?).                
26/= 2/31 Streatham Ice Rink opened.                  
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