This page provides a link to various other
pages. The content of some of these 'other pages'
is going vary,
while others will, in time, link on to more
pages - depending on what future research
unearths.
'Bits and Bats 3' was put onto site
on September 16th, with pages on the Aetolian
& Seanglian, early Athenian, Greater
London, London, London Spartan, Metropolitan
& District, Metropolitan-London and
'original' Kent Leagues.
A further page 'Bits and Bats 4'
has also now been added, with opening pages
for the Birmingham & District, Leicester
Senior, South Midlands and West Midlands
(Regional) Leagues accessible from there.
Bits and Bats 5 has now been set up, with
pages for the Northern Alliance and the Yorkshire
Combination 1909-1914. Clubs' notes
and snapshots of Scottish League history
are also accessible from this new page.
At the moment there are links from here to
pages on:
EARLY DAYS
(1) Final league tables from 1888-1889 (Football
League) and 1889-1890 (Football League, Football
Alliance, Lancashire League, Midland League
and Northern League)
(2) Final tables 1890-1891 and 1891-1892
(as for 1889-1890 + more)
(3) Final tables for 15 competitions 1892-1893
- Football League + many 'non-league'
others
SURREY SENIOR LEAGUE
(1) Final tables 1922-1923 to 1939-1940
(2) Final tables 1946-1947 to 1961-1962
(3) Final tables 1962-1963 to 1977-1978
THE PARTHENON LEAGUE
(1) Final tables 1951-1952 to 1958-1959
(2) Final tables 1959-1960 to 1965-1966
THE SPARTAN LEAGUE
(1)
Final tables 1907-1908 to 1913-1914
(2) Final tables 1919-1920 to 1923-1924
(3) Final tables 1924-1925 to 1928-1929
(4) Final tables 1929-1930 to 1933-1934
(5) Final tables 1934-1935 to 1938-1939
(6) Final tables 1945-1946 to 1959-1960
(7) Final tables 1960-1961 to 1974-1975
Special thanks to Jack Bartholomew for providing
some key information.
Jack
has requested that the detailed work of Mike
Wilson in researching the Spartan League
is acknowledged also.
While it's a bit of a 'hotch-potch'
at the moment, you wouldn't expect anything
else in 'bits and bats', would you?
