The Totty Cup

Fitzwilliam v Carrfield

Barlow-Salmons Shield

Highgate v Wath C of E

2017 6th April

The Totty Cup was donated by a

Goldthorpe Cinema manger, Mr. Totty, in

1926.

Originally it was a “senior school” competition but is

now a primary school competition.

The Don & Dearne Sports Association ran this compe-

tition as well as a representative team for many years.

Two of the players from the 1960’s (Frank Barlow &

Geoff Salmons) donated a trophy for those schools

knocked out in the early rounds – this is known as the

Barlow-Salmons Shield (introduced 1974).

Programme of Events

3.15pm - Barlow-Salmons Final

4.15pm* - Totty Cup Final

Presentations will be on top of the hill!

* The Totty Cup could be delayed if the Barlow-

Salmons goes to Extra Time.

Colours Wath CE: Claret & Blue Fitzwilliam : Red

Highgate : Red Carrfield: Burgundy

Thanks to Brearley & Co. for sponsoring the competition that has funded the trophies and medals.

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Wath CE - Totty Winners 2016

Carrfield - Barlow-Salmons Winners 2014

Memories

Highgate - Totty Winners 2014

Fitzwilliam - Totty Runners-up 1988

The Story of Jorge Robledo

It is said that Jorge played in the Totty

Cup Final, the Montagu Cup Final, the FA

Cup Final and the World Cup Finals.

Jorge is front centre of the photograph of the success-

ful Brampton Ellis team of 1939. Their trophies in-

cluded the English Schools Cup.

Born in Chile in 1926, he emigrated to with his family

to Brampton in 1932. After school he worked as a

miner before Barnsley signed him and his brother,

Ted.

After 3 seasons and 45 goals for Barnsley, Newcastle

United were only interested in signing Jorge, but he re-

fused to move without his brother.

At Newcastle, Jorge became the first foreign player to

be top score in England. He was the Sergio Aguero of

his day!

Chile recruited Robledo for

their 1950 World Cup Finals,

even though he spoke no

Spanish. He played against

England and scored in a 5-2

victory against USA.

He managed to score New-

castle’s winning goal at an

the 1952 FA Cup Final against Arsenal. This moment

was sketched by an 11 year old John Lennon, which

then appeared on his 1974 album cover, Walls & Bridg-

es.

Ted went back to Chile to play for Colo-Colo in 1953,

and he was soon followed by Jorge. He spent the rest

of his days in Chile, retiring in 1961 and passing away

in 1989.

Sadly, his brother died in mysterious circumstances in

1970, aged 42. He fell from an oil tanker into the sea

off Dubai—his body has never been found.

Carrfield: 11 wins out of 16 finals

6 Totty Cup Wins

(1966, 1978, 1994, 1998, 2006, 2013)

Runners-Up (1935, 1970, 1993, 2015)

5 Barlow-Salmons Wins

(1977, 1981, 1992, 2002, 2014)

Runners-Up (2009)

Photo from 2006 Totty

Cup Final

Fitzwilliam : 4 wins out of 14 finals

2 Totty Cup Wins (1960, 2002)

Runners-Up (1953, 1958, 1959, 1981, 1985,

1988, 1989, 1990, 1999)

2 Barlow-Salmons Wins (1994, 1995)

Shared in 1993

The Finals in Numbers

Highgate : 8 wins out of 15 finals

7 Totty Cup Wins

(1932, 1934, 1956, 1962, 2008, 2011, 2014)

Runners-Up (1931, 1933, 2012)

Shared in 1929

1 Barlow-Salmons Win

(1980)

Runners-Up (1979,

2005, 2013)

Photo from 2014 Totty

Cup Final

Wath C of E: 2 wins out of 5 finals

1 Totty Cup Wins (2016) Runners-Up in 1936

1 Barlow-Salmons Wins (2012)

Runners-up in 1984, 2004

1928...Brampton 1 Victoria 1 B 1 V 1 (replay) B 5 V 1 (2nd replay) 1929... Highgate .v. Brampton 1930...Brampton 3 Darfíeld Council 0 1931...Wath Victoria 1 Highgate 1 (Wath win replay) 1932...Highgate 4 Thurnscoe Hill 0 1933...Goldthorpe Council beat Highgate 1934...Highgate Council 2 Great Houghton 0 1935 ...Thurnscoe Hill 3 Bolton Council 2 1936...Bolton 4 Wath National 1 1937...Bolton Senior 13 Brampton Ellis Senior 1 1938...Thurnscoe Hill 0 Bolton Senior T 2 - B 2 (replay) T 0 - B 0 (replay) 1939...Brampton Ellis 9 Thurnscoe Hill 0 1947 ..Darfield played in the final. 1949...Darfield beat Mex Schofield Street 1950...Darfield won 1951...Darfield 1 Roman Terrace 0 1953...Swinton Fitzwilliam lost? 1955...Darfield won 1956...Highgate won 1958...Wath Central 1 Swinton Fitzwilliam 0 1959...Swinton Fitzwilliam 1 Wath Central 2 (1st leg) W1 - S 1 2nd Leg) 1960...Swinton Fitzwilliam 4 Denaby Rossington 2 1962…Highgate 1 St. Albans 0 1963...Mex Schofield St. 2 Mex St. Johns 2 Replay = 2-2 1964...Mexborough Schofield St. 5 Swinton Bridge 0 1965...Denaby Balby St. 1 Denaby St. Albans 0 1966...Bolton CP 1 Swinton Queen St. 0 1969...Thurnscoe Hill 4 Swinton Queen St, 2 1970...Adwick Rd 5 Bolton Carrfield 2 or 3 1971...Kilnhurst 4 Adwick Road 0 1974...Wath Central and Adwick Rd shared. 1975...Wath Central beat Rawmarsh Monkwood 1976...Rawmarsh Monkwood 4 Goldthorpe 0 1977...Rawmarsh Sandhill beat Goldthorpe

Totty Cup History

1978…Bolton Carrfield beat Wath Central 1979.,.Rawmarsh Monkwood 2 Thurnscoe Hill 1 1980...Mexborough St. Johns 3 Goldthorpe 1 1981...Thurnscoe Hill 5 Swinton Fitzwilliam 1 1982...Thurnscoe Hill 4 Mexborough St. Johns 2 1983...Mexborough St. Johns 3 Goldthorpe 1 1984...Rawmarsh Monkwood win 1985. .Bolton Lacewood 4 Swinton Fitzwilliam 2 1987.. Thurnscoe Gooseacre 2 Bolton Heathergarth 0 1988...Rawmarsh Thorogate 1 Swinton Fitzwilliam 0 1989...Wath Central 4 Swinton Fitzwilliam 2 1990...Rawmarsh Monkwood 1 Swinton Fitzwilliam 0 1991...Swinton Brookfield 1 Rawmarsh Thorogate 0 (a.et.) 1992...Mexborough St. Johns 3 Rawmarsh Thorogate 1 1993...Thurnscoe Hill 7 Bolton Carrfield 0 1994...Bolton Carrfíeld 6/7 Wath Our Lady & St. Josephs 0/1 1995...Wath Central 3 Goldthorpe J&I 3 (shared) 1996...Thurnscoe Hill 3 Swinton Queen St. 1 1997...Thurnscoe Hill 5 Thurnscoe Gooseacre 0 1998...Bolton Carrfield 4 Bolton Heathergarth 2 1999... Goldthorpe Sacred Heart 3 Swinton Fitzwilliam 2 2000... Thurnscoe Gooseacre 2 Brampton Ellis 2 Replay : T 3 - B 2 2001... Brampton Ellis 4 Bolton Heathergarth 0 2002... Swinton Fitzwilliam 4 Thurnscoe Hill 0 2003…Thurnscoe Hill 6 Swinton Queen 0 2004…Bolton Heathergarth 5 Rawmarsh Monkwood 4 2005…Brampton Ellis 7 Rawmarsh Monkwood 1 2006…Dearne Carrfield 2 Rawmarsh Monkwood 1 2007…Kilnhurst 4 Bolton Lacewood 0 2008…Dearne Highgate 6 Brampton Ellis 0 2009…Swinton Brookfield 4 Bolton Lacewood 0 2010....Rawmarsh Monkwood 5 Thurnscoe Gooseacre 2 2011...Dearne Highgate 4 Thurnscoe Hill 1 2012...Swinton Queen 3 Dearne Highgate 1 2013...Bolton Carrfield 3 Mexborough Montagu 1 2014...Bolton Highgate 2 Swinton Queen 0 2015...Bolton Lacewood 2 Dearne Carrfield 0 2016...Wath C of E 6 Lacewood 3

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Some new ways to keep up to date with the 2018 competition, as well as reliving the past finals, including 2017.

We are keen to fill the gaps in the competition’s history. Please help by sharing these with any-one who may have played in the Totty Cup, the Barlow-Salmons, or represented the Don & Dearne.

Online Totty

Route to the Final

The four clusters of Wath, Rawmarsh, Swinton and Dearne held their qualifying competitions in Autumn 2016

Qualifying teams:

Wath: Wath OLSJ & Wath C of E

Rawmarsh: Monkwood & Ashwood

Swinton: Fitzwilliam & Kilnhurst

Dearne: Carrfield & Highgate

Quarter-Finals Highgate 2 Wath OLSJ 1

Ashwood Rd 0 Fitzwilliam 7

Kilnhurst 1 Wath C of E 8

Monkwood 2 Carrfield 3

Semi-Finals Highgate 1 Fitzwilliam 5 Wath C of E 1 Carrfield 3

Results :

Carrfield 5 Gooseacre 3

Wath OLSJ 4 Wath Central 2

Wath CE 5 Brampton Ellis 0,

Lacewood 5 The Hill 1,

Carrfield 10 Goldthorpe 0

Highgate 1 Lacewood 0

Unearthed Photos The history of the Totty Cup and Bar-low-Salmons is lit-tered with gaps. It is appreciated when people take the time to send their photos in. Here’s a few that have been sent since last years’ fi-nal.

Goldthorpe Sacred Heart 1999

The Hill 1993

Goldthorpe Sacred Heart 1999

Wath Our Lady & St. Josephs — Year Unknown

Barlow-Salmons Winners, Kilnhurst 2015

Hill 53

Carrfield 47

Highgate 46

Fitzwilliam 41

Monkwood 38

Brampton 34

Wath Central 30

Queen 30

Brookfield 24

Goldthorpe 24

Darfield 23

Lacewood 20

St. Johns 19

Heathergarth 17

Gooseacre 16

Thorogate 13

Kilnhurst 13

Wath CE 11

FIFA Rankings

The most successful school in the history of the Don & Dearne is Thurnscoe Hill. The Hill have been in the Totty Cup fi-nal an incredible 14 times. They have managed to win it on 8 occasions. The first was in 1935 and the most recent in 2003. The Hill have been in four Barlow-Salmons Finals—winning one of them. Points System: Totty win = 4 Totty RU = 3 Barlow Win = 2 Barlow RU = 1

Kevin McHale of Darfield School with the Totty Cup

in one of 1949/50/51. Kevin went on to play for

Huddersfield Town.

pre-1968...Known as the Clark Shield 1968…Geoff Salmons and Frank Barlow donate trophy 1970...DoncasterRd, lost? 1972…Don & Dearne Sports Assoc. fold for a year 1973...Swinton Queen St. 3 Mex. Doncaster Rd. 2 1974...Swinton Queen St. winners 1975 …Great Houghton beat Rawmarsh Sandhill 1976…Swinton Brookfield beat Swinton Queen St 1977… Bolton Carrfíeld beat Mex. Doncaster Road 1978…Rawmarsh Monkwood beat Wath St. Joseph 1979… Mex. Roman Terrace beat Dearne Highgate 1980...Deane Highgate 2 Thurnscoe Hill 1 1981…Bolton Carrfíeld beat Thurnscoe Gooseacre 1982…Queen St 3 Bolton Lacewood 1 1983...KilnhurstJ&I win

Barlow-Salmons’ History

1984...Wath Central 5 Wath C of E 2 1987...Swinton Brookfíeld beat Kilnhurst CP 1988…Rawmarsh Monkwood beat Bolton Heathergarth 1989…Kilnhurst St. Thomas 3 Rawmarsh Thorogate 1 1990…Swinton Brookfield beat St. Josephs 1991…Bolton Heathergarth 7 Sacred Heart 0 1992...Bolton Carrfield 3 Brampton Ellis 1

1993...Fitzwilliam and Queen St. share shield 1994...Swinton Fitzwilliam win 1995…Swinton Fitzwilliam 3 Kilnhurst St. Thomas 2 1996…Wath Central 4 Kilnhurst St. Thomas 1 1997…Kilnhurst St. Thomas 6 Rawmarsh Rosehill 1 1998…Goldthorpe J&I 2 Thurnscoe Gooseacre 1 1999...GoldthorpeJ&I beat Mexborough Montague 2000...Rawmarsh Sandhill beat Bolton Heathergarth 2001...Thumscoe Hill 7 Rawmarsh Thorogate 3 2002...Dearne Carrfield 7 Swinton Brookfield 0 2003…Gt. Houghton Sandhill 2 Swinton Brookfield 1 2004…Swinton Brookfield 2 Wath CE 0 2005…Swinton Brookfield 6 Dearne Highgate 0 2006…Rawmarsh Rosehill 5 Thurnscoe Hill 3 2007…Rawmarsh Rosehill 4 Goldthorpe Sacred Heart 2 2008…Swinton Brookfield 4 Bolton Lacewood 3 2009…Rawmarsh Rosehill 7 Dearne Carrfield 5 (aet) 2010...Swinton Brookfield 2 Lacewood 0 2011...Rawmarsh Monkwood 4 Rawmarsh Rosehill 0 2012…Wath CE 6 Thurnscoe Hill 4 2013…Swinton Queen 5 Dearne Highgate 3 2014...Bolton Carrfield 8 Rawmarsh Thorogate 0 2015...Kilnhurst 8 Rawmarsh Rosehill 0 2016...Kilnhurst 6 Rawmarsh Thorogate 0

Mark Jones (Manchester Unit-

ed) – killed in Munich Air Disaster

1956;

Alan Warboys (Bristol Rovers);

Gordon West (Everton);

Geoff Salmons (Sheffield United) ;

Barry Wagstaff (Rotherham);

Tony Wagstaff (Chelmsford);

Ken Mallender(Norwich);

Peter Kitchen (Doncaster);

Alan Sunderland (Wolves);

Nick Prendegast(Sheffield Wednesday);

Steve Goulding (Sheffield United);

Mick Speight (Sheffield United);

Peter Hart (Huddersfield);

Roger Mountain (Huddersfield);

Peter Dungworth (Barnsley);

Steve Gardner (Ipswich);

Ian Cobb (Sheffield United apprentice);

Peter Carr (Sheffield United apprentice).

Don & Dearne Players

who turned

Professional

Mark Jones

Les Thompson (1936) – Dearne Valley

(Houghton Council) – Captain v Scotland, Wales

and Ireland. Played for Leeds United. He was killed

(1944) in an RAF raid over Germany – buried in

Denmark.

Eric Lacey (1937) – Dearne Valley (Dearneside) –

played v. Scotland & Wales. Became Professional

(lived in Wath).

Don Walker (1938) – Dearne Valley (Dearneside)

– played v. Ireland.

David Cade (1953) – Don & Dearne (Darfield)

Played v. Ireland.

Frank Barlow (1962) –

Pictured on the right. Don

& Dearne (Mexborough

Grammar) – Captain v.

Wales, Ireland, Germany,

Scotland and Eire.

Don & Dearne Players who represented

England Schoolboys

Thank You to…

Also, thanks Ian Whitehouse (aka Big Bird) for volunteering to help in lots of ways.

The South Yorkshire Times sponsored the com-petition between 1999 and 2014. Liam Hoden will hopefully be writing a match report for the paper.

Extra Time If the teams are level at the end of normal time then 10 minutes of Extra Time will be played. If they are still level, there will be a 2nd period of Extra-Time. If they are still level, the match will be replayed.

Respect Please remain at one side of the pitch, behind the Respect barriers. The other side of the pitch is for the coaches and substitutes. There should be no spectators immediately behind or near the goal (even the keeper’s dad!).

We strive for school football to be played in a sporting spirit without the urgency to win at all cost. Please keep your comments positive.

Thank You to… Today’s officials, Gordon, Matt & Lewis., who volunteer to give up their time each year. Lewis, Beau & Gordon are pictured (2015).

Matt has been involved in officiating interna-tional football. Lewis is still at school and has many years of refereeing ahead of him. Gordon is a Totty Cup regular—not just the finals, ei-ther.

Highgate

Jack Walker Tyler Carr

Alfie Burke Freddie Poyton Dominic Green

Tommy-Lee Hanna Kai Dodds

Josh Renshaw Oliver Chance Terry James

Bailey Williams Conrad Allott

Wath C of E

Ethan Bruce Joseph Bagley

Morgan Thomas Lewis Thomas Luke Breedon Luca Summers Keyan Yazigan

Mason Whitham Amelia Beckett

Leo Chuck Maisie Cusworth

Fitzwilliam

Kaden O'Neill Jack Cant

Harry Ryder Kaden Jones (c) Oliver Beasley Tyler Fenton Josh Jones

Will Smallwood Ben Smart

Jack Wakelin Joseph Smith

Ethan Szulakowski

Carrfield

Jennifer Handy James Tindle (c)

Rex Lee James Taylor James Law

Owen Wright Reece Denman Teddy Handley

Henry Jones Rio Ansu-Gyeabour

Kaden Elliot Mason Wright