I was doing a bit of research into South Hylton CC and came across this book. It's downloadable or you can read the PDF here
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Grabbed it off there mate - might be a canny read.Hoyed it on my FB page as well sure some cricket lads I know will be interested
1870's or 1970'sLot of names I recognise in that read from mainly the 70s up over
I played for them as a junior up until their demise in 1986/87.I was doing a bit of research into South Hylton CC and came across this book. It's downloadable or you can read the PDF here
I remember going there with my dad around that time - he was playing for Ryhope around that time i think.I played for them as a junior up until their demise in 1986/87.
My dad played for them all his life and was skipper when they won four Durham Coast League titles in a row from 1972 to 1975. He also played in the league winning team in 1969 (I think), though not as captain. They won the league and cup double in 1973 (again, I think) - the same year that their second team also won the league. My mam has a photo of my dad and the second team skipper in our back garden holding the two division trophies.
Do you know anyone on here, or give me a clue to the year. Bottom left is Jackson BeattieI played for them as a junior up until their demise in 1986/87.
My dad played for them all his life and was skipper when they won four Durham Coast League titles in a row from 1972 to 1975. He also played in the league winning team in 1969 (I think), though not as captain. They won the league and cup double in 1973 (again, I think) - the same year that their second team also won the league. My mam has a photo of my dad and the second team skipper in our back garden holding the two division trophies.
I don't, sorry.Do you know anyone on here, or give me a clue to the year. Bottom left is Jackson Beattie
Yes, It's s at the top of the field, I used to play there before they built Geenbank. I'm thinking late 40s early 50s but don't know when they won the trophies.I don't, sorry.
My dad might have known but he's no longer with us.
It looks early - behind them looks like where Greenbank Drive is now. I think it was built in the early seventies.
My dad used to have the league handbooks - issued every year - and they would list all of the league champions and cup winners all the way back to the inception of The Durham Coast League.Yes, It's s at the top of the field, I used to play there before they built Geenbank. I'm thinking late 40s early 50s but don't know when they won the trophies.
Not heard of them. Do you mean North Durham ?Just read the last 30 years’ worth on there!
Where did Durham North End play?
I played their against North Durham when their Pro was Michael Fishwick and their Overseas Amateur was Damian Martyn, who later went on to become part of the highly successful Steve Waugh-led Australian test side.Not heard of them. Do you mean North Durham ?
If so, they played at Prince Consort road in Gateshead. They shared the ground with North Durham Rugby club, who amalgamated with Gateshead Fell RFC.
The field is still there, most recently used as 2 football pitches and was the proposed site for Gateshead Football club's new ground, before all that fell through.