BRISTOL & DISTRICT LEAGUE
1892-1893
1. WARMLEY
16 11
3 2 72
20 25
2. TROWBRIDGE TOWN
16 10
4 2 66
17 24
3. ST. GEORGE
16
9 5 2
37 22 23
4. BEDMINSTER
16
6 5 5
30 33 17
5. CLEVEDON
16
6 4 6
25 36 16
6. EASTVILLE ROVERS
16
6 3 7
36 39 15
7. CLIFTON ASSOCIATION
16
4 2 10
27 61 10
8. MANGOTSFIELD
16
3 2 11
19 44 8
9. WELLS
16
1 4 11
15 51 6
Wells left the competition. Gloucester and Staple Hill joined
the section, which now became Division 1,
with a 10-team Division 2 being created.
Clifton dropped the ‘Association’
part of the club name.
1893-1894
Division 1
1. WARMLEY (-2)
18
12 5
1 32 13
27
2. ST. GEORGE
18
10 6
2 39 23
26
3. TROWBRIDGE TOWN
18
9 4 5
54 33 22
4. BEDMINSTER
18
9 2 7
41 36 20
5. CLEVEDON
18
7 5 6
34 40 19
6. CLIFTON
18
6 4 8
37 30 16
7. STAPLE HILL
18
5 5 8
23 33 15
8. GLOUCESTER
18
6 1 11
32 45 13
9. EASTVILLE ROVERS
18
5 2 11
30 39 12
10. MANGOTSFIELD
18
2 4 12
19 48 8
Hereford Thistle and Swindon Wanderers joined
the section.
Division 2
1. WARMLEY RESERVES
18 16
1 1
66 12 33
2. ST. GEORGE RESERVES
18 15
0 3
50 22 30
3. TROWBRIDGE TOWN RESERVES 18
11 1 6
47 22 23
4. ST. PAUL'S
18 9
3 6
44 51 21
5. BARTON HILL
18 7
4 7
40 32 18
6. BEDMINSTER RESERVES
18 6
3 9
35 42 15
7. MANGOTSFIELD RESERVES
18 6
1 11
26 41 13
8. CLIFTON RESERVES
18 5
2 11
29 59 12
9. EASTVILLE ROVERS RESERVES
18 4
2 12
23 45 10
10. WAVERLEY
18 2 4
12 22 53
8
Trowbridge Town Reserves left Division 2
at the end of the season. Staple Hill Reserves and Willsbridge
were admitted to the section.
1894-1895
Division 1
1. HEREFORD THISTLE
22
18 3 1
93 21 39
2. ST.GEORGE
22
18 3 1
76 21 39
3. WARMLEY BRISTOL
22
14 2 6
74 30 30
4. STAPLE HILL
22
11 4 7
56 38 26
5. GLOUCESTER
22
10 4 8
64 54 24
6. EASTVILLE ROVERS
22
10 4 8
46 40 24
7. TROWBRIDGE TOWN
22
9 4 9
68 48 22
8. CLIFTON
22
8 2 12
47 55 18
9. BEDMINSTER
22
7 0 15
39 73 14
10. SWINDON WANDERERS
22
5 3 14
40 63 13
11. MANGOTSFIELD
22
5 2 15
22 68 12
12. CLEVEDON
22
1 1 20
23 136 3
Clevedon and Hereford thistle left the competition.
Division 2
1. WARMLEY RESERVES
20 17
0 3 75
20 34
2. ST.PAUL'S
20 16
0 4 79
31 32
3. WILLSBRIDGE
20
15 1
4 48 21
31
4. ST.GEORGE RESERVES
20 14
1 5 69
33 29
5. BARTON HILL
20 11
1 8 57
31 23
6. BEDMINSTER RESERVES
20
8 1 11
36 30 17
7. EASTVILLE ROVERS RESERVES
20 8
0 12 45
45 16
8. CLIFTON RESERVES
20 7
0 13 40
68 14
9. MANGOTSFIELD RESERVES
20 4
2 14 30
84 10
10. STAPLE HILL RESERVES
20 4
1 15
32 79 9
11. WAVERLEY
20 2
1 17 15
74 5
St. Paul’s were promoted to Division
1. Mangotsfield Reserves, Waverley and
Willsbridge all left the section, which was
joined by Cumberland, Eastville Wanderers
and Fishponds.
The name of the competition was changed to
the Western League.
WESTERN LEAGUE
1895-1896
Division 1
1. WARMLEY 20
16 3
1 65 13
35
2. EASTVILLE ROVERS
20
14 1
5 57 22
29
2. STAPLE HILL
20
13 3
4 48 19
29
4. TROWBRIDGE TOWN
20
13 1
6 50 31
27
5. ST. GEORGE
20
10 4
6 47 38
24
6. CLIFTON (-2)
20
8 3 9
44 50 17
7. GLOUCESTER
20
6 4 10
29 42 16
8. BEDMINSTER
20
6 2 12
36 41 14
9. SWINDON WANDERERS
20
4 4 12
22 57 12
10. MANGOTSFIELD
20
3 3 14
17 54 9
11. ST.PAUL'S
20
2 2 16
12 60 6
Mangotsfield were relegated to Division 2. Gloucester and Swindon wanderers left
Division 1, into which Bristol South End
were admitted.
Division 2
1. BARTON HILL
18
15 2
1 45 16
32
2. FISHPONDS
18 11
4 3 33
14 26
3. ST.GEORGE RESERVES
18 11
3 4 52
22 25
4. EASTVILLE WANDERERS
18 10
2 6 34
23 22
5. EASTVILLE ROVERS RESERVES
18 8
4 6 43
31 20
6. CUMBERLAND
18 7
3 8 47
35 17
7. STAPLE HILL RESERVES
18 7
2 9 34
58 16
8. BEDMINSTER RESERVES
18 6
1 11 35
38 13
9. WARMLEY RESERVES
18 4
1 13 23
29 9
10. CLIFTON RESERVES
18 0
0 18 10
84 0
Cumberland and the reserve teams of Clifton,
St. George and Warmley left the western League.
1896-1897
Division 1
1. WARMLEY BRISTOL
16 13
2 1 42
9 28
2. BRISTOL SOUTH END
16
11 0
5 28 22
22
3. BEDMINSTER
16 8
2 6 32
16 18
4. ST.GEORGE
16
8 1 7
27 23 17
5. EASTVILLE ROVERS (-2)
16
7 2 7
24 23 14
6. TROWBRIDGE TOWN
16
5 3 8
21 30 13
7. ST.PAUL'S
16
3 5 8
30 26 11
8. STAPLE HILL
16
5 0 11
18 34 10
9. CLIFTON
16
4 1 11
19 47 9
In a major shake-up of the Western League,
Bedminster, Clifton, St. Paul’s and
Staple Hill were moved to the new Amateur
Division 1, with Eastleigh, Reading and Swindon
Town joining the other five top flight clubs
in a ‘Professional Section’. Three of these five changed their
names. Bristol South End became ‘Bristol
City’, Eastville Rovers became ‘Bristol
Eastville Rovers’ (some sources say
this change took place 12 months later) and
St. George became ‘Bristol St. George’
Division 2
1. EASTVILLE WANDERERS
12
7 4 1
25 9 18
2. BARTON HILL
12
7 3 2
28 7 17
3. MANGOTSFIELD
12
6 3 3
23 14 15
4. FISHPONDS
12
4 5 3
17 16 13
5. BEDMINSTER RSERVES
12
6 1 5
19 20 13
6. EASTVILLE ROVERS RESERVES
12 1
3 8
7 33
5
7. STAPLE HILL RESERVES
12
1 1 10
8 34
3
The top four clubs went into the Amateur
Division 1 for the 1897-1898 season, along
with the four clubs from the top section
and newcomers Midsomer Norton and Radstock. Eastville Rovers Reserves and Staple
Hill Reserves left the Western League, while
Bedminster Reserves joined Cotham, hanham,
Royal Artillery (Horfield) and the second
teams of Barton Hill, Eastville Wanderers,
Fishponds and St. Paul’s in the new
Amateur Division 2.
1897-1898
PROFESSIONAL SECTION
1. BRISTOL CITY
14 11
1 2 51
16 23
2. SWINDON TOWN
14 9
1 4 32
15 19
3. READING
14 7
2 5 28
25 16
4. BRISTOL ST. GEORGE
14 6
3 5 26
28 15
5. BRISTOL EASTVILLE ROVERS
14 6
2 6 39
26 14
6. WARMLEY
14 5
3 6 36
27 13
7. EASTLEIGH
14 3
2 9 23
54 8
8. TROWBRIDGE TOWN
14 2
0 12 15
59 4
Bristol City, Eastleigh and Reading left
the competition, which was joined by Bedminster,
from the Amateur Division 1, and Southampton. The section became ‘Division
1’ for the following season.
AMATEUR DIVISION 1
1. BEDMINSTER
16
15 0
1 65 11
30
2. STAPLE HILL
16
11 1
4 38 15
23
3. FISHPONDS
16
8 2
6 26 30
18
4. MIDSOMER NORTON
16
7 2 7
23 33 16
5. BARTON HILL
16
6 2 8
25 29 14
6. RADSTOCK
16
5 4 7
17 28 14
7. ST. PAUL’S
16
4 3 9
15 28 11
8. EASTVILLE WANDERERS
16
4 1 11
15 26 9
9. MANGOTSFIELD
16
1 7 8
5 29 9
Clifton withdrew during the season and the
club’s record was deleted. Bedminster were promoted to the top
section. Eastville Wanderers, Mangotsfield,
Radstock and St. Paul’s left the Western
League.
AMATEUR DIVISION 1
1. HANHAM
10
9 1 0
32 8 19
2. COTHAM
10
8 0 2
32 16 16
3. BARTON HILL RESERVES
10
4 2 4
20 14 10
4. ST. PAUL’S RESERVES
10
3 2 5
19 26 8
5. FISHPONDS RESERVES (-2)
10
2 1 7
10 25 5
6. BEDMINSTER RESERVES
10
1 0 9
10 34 2
Eastville wanderers Reserves and Royal Artillery
(Horfield) resigned during the season and
the clubs’ records were deleted. The four remaining reserve teams from
the section left at the end of the campaign,
leaving Cotham amd Hanham to join the remaining
Amateur Division 1 clubs in a new ‘Division
2’, which was also joined by Bristol
Amateurs and Mount Hill.
1898-1899
Division 1
1. SWINDON TOWN
8 5 1
2 16 10
11
2. BRISTOL ST. GEORGE
8 4 1
3 18
15 9
3. SOUTHAMPTON
8 4 0
4 18 16
8
4. BRISTOL EASTVILLE ROVERS
8 2 2
4 14 18
6
5. BEDMINSTER
8 2 2
4 9 16
6
Trowbridge Town and Warmley departed during
the season and the clubs’ records were
deleted. Bristol St. George and Southampton
left the Western league at the end of the
season. Bristol eastville Rovers became
‘Bristol Rovers’. Bristol
City joined Division 1.
Division 2
1. STAPLE HILL
14 11 1
2 55 15
23
2. FISHPONDS
14 10 2
2 42 15
22
3. MOUNT HILL
14 5
3 6 31
28 13
4. MIDSOMER NORTON (-2)
14 6
3 5 20
32 13
5. BRISTOL AMATEURS
14 5
2 7 31
41 12
6. HANHAM
14 4
3 7 16
28 11
7. BARTON HILL
14 4
1 9 14
31 9
8. COTHAM
14 2
3 9 22
41 7
Barton Hill, Bristol Amateurs, Hanham, Midsomer
Norton and Mount Hill left the Western League,
which was joined by Bristol East and Weston
(Bath).
1899-1900
Division 1
1. BRISTOL ROVERS
6 3
1 2 8
6 7
2. BEDMINSTER
6 3
1 2 10
12 7
3. SWINDON TOWN
6 3
0 3 7
7 6
4. BRISTOL CITY
6 2
0 4 12
12 4
Bedminster amalgamated with Bristol City
under the latter club’s name. Millwall Athletic, Portsmouth, Queen's
Park Rangers, Reading, Southampton and Tottenham
Hotspur joined Division 1.
Division 2
1. BRISTOL EAST
8 6 2
0 31 5
14
2. STAPLE HILL
8 4 4
0 22 5
12
3. FISHPONDS
8 3 1
4 16 29
7
4. WESTON (BATH)
8 2 1
5 7 19
5
5. COTHAM
8 1 0
7 8 26
2
Bedminster St. Francis, Paulton Rovers and
Weston-super-Mare joined Division 2.
1900-1901
Division 1
1. PORTSMOUTH
16 11 2
3 26 22
24
2. MILLWALL ATHLETIC
16 9
5 2 33
14 23
3. TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR
16 8
5 3 37
19 21
4. QUEEN’S PARK RANGERS
16 7
4 5 39
25 18
5. BRISTOL CITY
16 6
4 6 25
26 16
6. READING
16 5
5 6 24
29 15
7. SOUTHAMPTON
16
5 2 9
20 29 12
8. BRISTOL ROVERS
16 4
1 11 18
42 9
9. SWINDON TOWN
16 2
2 12 19
35 6
Bristol City joined the Football League Division
2. West Ham United joined Division 1.
Division 2
1. BRISTOL EAST
12 11 0
1 41 8
22
2. PAULTON ROVERS
9 6 2
1 22 12
14
3. STAPLE HILL
10 6
1 3 34
17 13
4. COTHAM
11
3 2 6
20 49 8
5. BEDMINSTER ST. FRANCIS
6 3 1
2 16 13
7
6. WESTON-super-MARE
10 2
0 8 12
22 4
7. FISHPONDS (-2)
12 1
0 11 6
40 0
Weston (Bath) resigned before the season
started. Bedminster St. Francis and Fishponds
left at the end of the campaign. St.
George, Trowbridge Town and the reserve teams
of Bristol Rovers and Swindon Town joined
Division 2. Cotham became ‘Cotham
Amateurs’.
1901-1902
Division 1
1. PORTSMOUTH
16
13 1
2 53 16
27
2. TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR
16
11 3
2 42 17
25
3. READING
16
7 3 6
29 22 17
4. MILLWALL ATHLETIC
16
8 1 7
25 29 17
5. BRISTOL ROVERS
16
8 0 8
25 31 16
6. SOUTHAMPTON
16
7 1 8
30 28 15
7. WEST HAM UNITED
16
6 2 8
30 20 14
8. QUEEN’S PARK RANGERS
16
5 1 10
17 43 11
9. SWINDON TOWN
16
0 2 14
8 53 2
Swindon Town left Division 1. Brentford joined the section.
Division 2
1. BRISTOL EAST
16 13 1
2 55 11
27
2. BRISTOL ROVERS RESERVES
16 10 3
3 54 18
23
3. PAULTON ROVERS
16 9
3 4 51
29 21
4. STAPLE HILL
16 9
3 4 30
24 21
5. SWINDON TOWN RESERVES
16 7
2 7 44
35 16
6. TROWBRIDGE TOWN
16 6
3 7 30
43 15
7. ST. GEORGE
16 6
2 8 29
36 14
8. WESTON-super-MARE
16 1
2 13 19
68 4
9. COTHAM AMATEURS
16 1
1 14 23
71 3
Weston-super-mare left the Western League.
1902-1903
Division 1
1. PORTSMOUTH
16 10 4
2 34 14
24
2. BRISTOL ROVERS
16 9
2 5 36
22 20
3. SOUTHAMPTON
16
7 6 3
32 20 20
4. TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR
16 6
7 3 20
14 19
5. MILLWALL ATHLETIC
16 6
3 7 23
29 15
6. READING
16 7
0 9 20
21 14
7. QUEEN’S PARK RANGERS
16 6
2 8 18
31 14
8. BRENTFORD
16 3
4 9 16
34 10
9. WEST HAM UNITED
16 2
4 10 15
29 8
Millwall Athletic left Division 1, which
was joined by Plymouth Argyle.
Division 2
1. BRISTOL ROVERS RESERVES
14 10 2
2 45 10
22
2. ST. GEORGE
14 9
1 4 37
25 19
3. SWINDON TOWN RESERVES
14 8
0 6 59
24 16
4. BRISTOL EAST
14 6
3 5 23
27 15
5. STAPLE HILL
14 5
3 6 27
20 13
6. PAULTON ROVERS
14 6
1 7 27
27 13
7. TROWBRIDGE TOWN
14 5
1 8 20
48 11
8. COTHAM AMATEURS
14 1
1 12 14
71 3
Cotham Amateurs and St. George left Division
2, which was joined by Bristol City Reserves,
radstock Town, Warmley and Welton Rovers.
1903-1904
Division 1
1. TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR
16 11 3
2 32
12 25
2. SOUTHAMPTON
16 9
3 4 30
18 21
3. PLYMOUTH ARGYLE
16 8
4 4 22
18 20
4. PORTSMOUTH
16 7
2 7 24
22 16
5. BRENTFORD
16
6 4 6
19 23 16
6. QUEEN’S PARK RANGERS
16 5
5 6 15
21 15
7. READING
16 4
4 8 16
26 12
8. BRISTOL ROVERS
16 4
3 9 29
29 11
9. WEST HAM UNITED
16 2
4 10 13
31 8
Fulham and Millwall joined Division 1.
Division 2
1. BRISTOL CITY RESERVES
18 15 2
1 64 17
32
2. STAPLE HILL
18 13 1
4 53 19
27
3. SWINDON TOWN RESERVES
18 10 3
5 50 30
23
4. BRISTOL ROVERS RESERVES
18 9
2 7 50
30 20
5. BRISTOL EAST
18 9
1 8 30
27 19
6. PAULTON ROVERS
18 9
1 8 37
46 19
7. TROWBRIDGE TOWN
18 6
2 10 22
54 14
8. WARMLEY
18 3
3 12 32
52 9
9. WELTON ROVERS
18 3
3 12 32
67 9
10. RADSTOCK TOWN
18 3
2 13 26
54 8
Paulton Rovers left the Western League. Chippenham Town joined Division 2.
1904-1905
Division 1
1. PLYMOUTH ARGYLE
20 13 4
3 52 18
30
2. BRENTFORD
20 11 6
3 30 22
28
3. SOUTHAMPTON
20 11 2
7 45 22
24
4. PORTSMOUTH
20 10 3
7 29 30
23
5. WEST HAM UNITED
20 8
4 8 37
42 20
6. FULHAM
20 7
3 10 29
32 17
7. MILLWALL
20 7
3 10 32
40 17
8. TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR
20 5
6 9 20
28 16
9. READING
20 6
3 11 27
37 15
10. BRISTOL ROVERS
20 7 1
12 32 44
15
11. QUEEN’S PARK RANGERS
20 6
3 11 27
45 15
Division 2
1. BRISTOL ROVERS RESERVES
16 13 3
0 76 5
29
2. BRISTOL CITY RESERVES
16 14 1
1 46 8
29
3. SWINDON TOWN RESERVES
16 11 2
3 53 21
24
4. STAPLE HILL
16 7
3 6 27
23 17
5. BRISTOL EAST
16 7
1 8 38
27 15
6. WELTON ROVERS
16 5
1 10 27
58 11
7. RADSTOCK TOWN
16 4
1 11 21
57 9
8. TROWBRIDGE TOWN
16 2
2 12 25
64 6
9. CHIPPENHAM TOWN
16 2
0 14 24
74 4
Warmley resigned during the season and the
club’s record was deleted. Swindon Town Reserves left Division
2, which was joined by Paulton Rovers and
Salisbury City.
1905-1906
Division 1
1. QUEEN’S PARK RANGERS
20 11 4
5 33 27
26
2. SOUTHAMPTON
20 10 5
5 41 35
25
3. PLYMOUTH ARGYLE
20 8
8 4 34
23 24
4. TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR
20 7
7 6 28
17 21
5. BRISTOL ROVERS
20 8
3 9 34
34 19
6. MILLWALL
20 7
5 8 28
29 19
7. WEST HAM UNITED
20 7
5 8 32
35 19
8. PORTSMOUTH
20 6
7 7 26
29 19
9. READING
20 6
6 8 28
35 18
10. FULHAM
20 5
5 10 23
32 15
11. BRENTFORD
20 6
3 11 25
36 15
Chelsea joined Division 1, which was divided
into two sections.
Division 2
1. BRISTOL ROVERS RESERVES
18 16 1
1 90 19
33
2. BRISTOL CITY RESERVES
18 14 2
2 78 13
30
3. WELTON ROVERS
18 10 1
7 40 45
21
4. RADSTOCK TOWN
18 8
2 8 37
31 18
5. SALISBURY CITY
18 8
2 8 29
34 18
6. STAPLE HILL
18 8
1 9 32
38 17
7. PAULTON ROVERS
18 7
2 9 26
41 16
8. CHIPPENHAM TOWN
18 5
2 11 23
47 12
9. BRISTOL EAST
17 3
1 13 14
41 7
10. TROWBRIDGE TOWN
17 2
2 13 13
73 6
Bristol east, Chippenham Town and Salisbury
City left the Western League. Newport, treharris and the 121st R.F.A. JOINED Division 2.
1906-1907
Division 1
Section A
1. FULHAM
10 7
1 2 16
9 15
2. QUEEN’S PARK RANGERS
10 5
1 4 17
11 11
3. BRENTFORD
10 5
1 4 19
19 11
4. READING
10 4
1 5 12 18
9
5. BRISTOL ROVERS
10 3
1 6 17
17 7
6. CHELSEA
10 2
3 5 7
14 7
Section B
1. WEST HAM UNITED
10
7 1 2
25 14 15
2. PLYMOUTH ARGYLE
10
5 3 2
16 10 13
3. PORTSMOUTH
10
4 2 4
16 19 10
4. TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR
10
3 3 4
13 15 9
5. SOUTHAMPTON
10
4 0 6
14 16 8
6. MILLWALL
10
1 3 6
5 15 5
In the championship decider, which was played
at Stamford Bridge on April 15th, West Ham United beat Fulham 1-0.
Fulham were elected to Football League Division
2. Chelsea also left the Western League
Division 1, which was joined by Brighton
& Hove Albion, Crystal Palace, Leyton
and Luton Town.
The division would continue to operate as
two (reorganised) sections.
Division 2
1. STAPLE HILL
18 12 2
4 44 28
26
2. NEWPORT 18
11 3
4 52 38
25
3. BRISTOL CITY RESERVES
18 11 2
5 54 19
24
4. TREHARRIS
18 12 0
6 62 24
24
5. BRISTOL ROVERS RESERVES
18 11 1
6 60 27
23
6. RADSTOCK TOWN
18 7
3 8 37
41 17
7. WELTON ROVERS
18 7
1 10 33
54 15
8. PAULTON ROVERS
18 4
4 10 36
53 12
9. 121st R.F.A.
18 5
2 11 27
53 12
10. TROWBRIDGE TOWN
18 1
0 17 18
86 2
Newport, Trowbridge Town and the 121st R.F.A. left the competition at the end of
the season. Kingswood Rovers and Weymouth joined
Division 2.
1907-1908
Division 1
Section A
1. SOUTHAMPTON
12 8
1 3 30
12 17
2. PORTSMOUTH
12 7
1 4 25
13 15
3. BRIGHTON & HOVE ALBION
12 6
2 4
19 19 14
4. PLYMOUTH ARGYLE
12 5
2 5
14 17 12
5. QUEEN'S PARK RANGERS
12 5
1 6
20 23 11
6. BRENTFORD LONDON
12 2
5 5
13 21 9
7. LEYTON
12 2
2 8
11 27 6
Section B
1. MILLWALL 12
9 2
1 31 13
20
2. BRISTOL ROVERS
12 6 3
3 22
19 15
3. TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR
12 6 1
5 16
15 13
4. LUTON TOWN
12 4 4
4 16
21 12
5. READING
12
4 3 5
20 25 11
6. CRYSTAL PALACE
12 3 4
5 16
17 10
7. WEST HAM UNITED
12 1 1
10 16
27 3
In the championship decider, which was played
at White Hart Lane on April 13th, Millwall beat Southampton 1-0.
Tottenham Hotspur were elected to Football
League Division 2. Croydon Common joined Division 1.
Division 2
1. BRISTOL CITY RESERVES
16 12 1
3 55 13
25
2. BRISTOL ROVERS RESERVES
16 11 3
2 44
15 25
3. TREHARRIS
16
11 1 4
53 19 23
4. KINGSWOOD ROVERS
16
7 1
8 27
33 15
5. PAULTON ROVERS
16
7 1
8 34
46 15
6. WELTON ROVERS
16 4
4 8
28 46 12
7. WEYMOUTH
16
5 2
9 25
23 12
8. RADSTOCK TOWN
16
4 3
9 25
39 11
9. STAPLE HILL
16 3
0 13
18 40 6
Aberdare Town, Barry & District and Bath
City joined Division 2.
1908-1909
Division 1
Section A
1. BRIGHTON & HOVE ALBION
12 7
2 3 23
13 16
2. QUEEN'S PARK RANGERS
12 6
1 5
28 24 13
3. CRYSTAL PALACE
12 5
2 5 23
22 12
4. LUTON TOWN
12 5
2 5 24
24 12
5. CROYDON COMMON
12 5
2 5 16
24 12
6. READING
12
4 2 6
19 21 10
7. LEYTON
12 4
1 7 16
21 9
Section B
1. MILLWALL
12
8 2 2
24 11
18
2. SOUTHAMPTON
12 7 0
5 20
20 14
3. PLYMOUTH ARGYLE
12 6 1
5 12
13 13
4. PORTSMOUTH
12 5 2
5 21
21 12
5. WEST HAM UNITED
12 5
0 7 21
23 10
6. BRISTOL ROVERS
12 4
1 7 16
23 9
7. BRENTFORD 12
3 2 7
10 13
8
In the championship decider, which was played
at the Boleyn Ground, West Ham, Millwall
defeated Brighton & Hove Albion 2-1 in
a replay. The first game, also played at West
Ham’s ground had ended in a 1-1 draw.
All the Division 1 sides resigned after the
end of the season.
Division 2
1. BRISTOL CITY RESERVES
22 15 4
3 59
16 34
2. BRISTOL ROVERS RESERVES
22 16 0
6 81 29
32
3. ABERDARE TOWN
22 12
5 5 56
30 29
4. TREHARRIS
22 12
2 8 57
45 26
5. STAPLE HILL
22
9 4 9
41 60 22
6. RADSTOCK TOWN
22 8
5 9 37
60 21
7. WEYMOUTH
22 8
4 10 37
60 20
8. BATH CITY
22 6
7 9 39
45 19
9. BARRY & DISTRICT
22 8
3 11 42
50 19
10. WELTON ROVERS
22 7
3 12 41
54 17
11. KINGSWOOD ROVERS
22 5
3 14 24
55 13
12. PAULTON ROVERS
22 5
2 15 39
55 12
Staple Hill left the Western League, which
now continued as a single section competition
to which Merthyr Town and Ton Pentre were
admitted.
1909-1910
1. TREHARRIS
24
20 2 2
84 21 42
2. BRISTOL CITY RESERVES
24 18 3 3
86 23 39
3. BRISTOL ROVERS RESERVES
24 15 3 6
79 25 33
4. TON PENTRE
24
14 4 6
68 26 32
5. MERTHYR TOWN
24
14 3 7
57 24 31
6. WELTON ROVERS
24
13 5 6
51 46 31
7. ABERDARE TOWN
23
13 2 8
57 30 28
8. BARRY & DISTRICT
23 11
1 11
57 57 23
9. BATH CITY(-1)
24 5
6 13
31 66 15
10. KINGSWOOD ROVERS 23
4 2 17
28 80 10
11. RADSTOCK TOWN
24
4 1 19
24 88 9
12. WEYMOUTH
23
3 2 18
25 93 8
13. PAULTON ROVERS
24
2 2 20
28 96 6
Aberdare Town, Kingswood Rovers, Merthyr
Town, Radstock Town, Ton Pentre and Treharries
all left the Western League, which was joined
by Camerton, Clevedon and Weston-super-Mare.
1910-1911
1. BRISTOL CITY RESERVES
18 15 3 0
58 14 33
2. BRISTOL ROVERS RESERVES
18 9 6
3 45
26 24
3. BATH CITY
18 9 4
5 38
30 22
4. BARRY & DISTRICT
18 8 4
6 49
37 20
5. WELTON ROVERS
18 7 3
8 34
35 17
6. WEYMOUTH
18 7 1
10 42
45 15
7. WESTON-super-MARE
18 5 5
8 32
36 15
8. CAMERTON
18 3 7
8 31
42 13
9. CLEVEDON
18 4 3
11 22
54 11
10. PAULTON ROVERS
18 4 2
12 20 52
10
Bristol City Reserves left the Western League,
which was joined by Peasedown St. John and
Street.
1911-1912
1. WELTON ROVERS
20 15
2 3
52 19 32
2. BARRY & DISTRICT
20 13 2
5 56
28 28
3. WEYMOUTH
20 12 3
5 57
29 27
4. BRISTOL ROVERS RESERVES
20 12 1 7
53 39 25
5. BATH CITY
20 10
2 8
31 27 22
6. CAMERTON
20
8 1 11
30 35 17
7. WESTON-SUPER-MARE
20 7
3 10
24 30 17
8. STREET
20
7 1 12
32 42 15
9. PEASEDOWN ST.JOHN 20
6 2 12
22 37 14
10. PAULTON ROVERS
20
5 2 13
28 70 12
11. CLEVEDON
20
5 1 14
21 46 11
Cardiff City Reserves joined the competition.
1912-1913
1. BRISTOL ROVERS RESERVES
22 17 3
2 85 23
37
2. CARDIFF CITY RESERVES
22 17
1 4 72
24 35
3. WELTON ROVERS
22 14 5
3 56 16
33
4. BATH CITY
22 13 1
8 52 35
27
5. BARRY & DISTRICT
22 10 4
8 48 40
24
6. PEASEDOWN ST. JOHN
22 9
3 10 33
35 21
7. STREET
22 10 1
11 44 58
21
8. WEYMOUTH
22 6
4 12 38
55 16
9. WESTON-SUPER-MARE
22
6 3 13
37 55 15
10. CAMERTON
22 6
3 13 27
48 15
11. PAULTON ROVERS
22 4
2 16 29
79 10
12. CLEVEDON
22 2
6 14 15
68 10
Barry & District left the Western league,
which was joined by Trowbridge Town.
1913-1914
1. CARDIFF CITY RESERVES
22 18 3
1 88 10
39
2. BATH CITY
22 17 2
3 67 34
36
3. BRISTOL ROVERS RESERVES
22 16 3
3 73 18
35
4. WEYMOUTH
22 13 2
7 52 35
28
5. PEASEDOWN ST. JOHN
22 12 4
6 33 35
28
6. WELTON ROVERS
22 12 2
8 55 33
26
7. STREET
22 7
6 9 37
48 20
8. TROWBRIDGE TOWN
22 7
2 13 33
48 16
9. CAMERTON
22 5
2 15 33
72 12
10. PAULTON ROVERS
22 4
2 16 24
73 10
11. CLEVEDON
22 3
3 16 19
60 9
12. WESTON-super-MARE
22 2
1 19 21
72 5
With the outbreak of war in the summer of
1914, the Western League was suspended.
