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Topical Budget newsreel of the 1921 FA Cup Final between Wolves and Tottenham Hotspur at Stamford Bridge on 23rd April 1921.
Topical Budget used nine cameramen to film the final encompassing a variety of angles in an effort to produce a continuous story of a match they described, with considerable hyperbole, as the 'greatest event in football history.'
Wolves had exceeded all expectations by reaching their fifth FA Cup Final. Jack Addenbrooke's team had ended the 1920-21 season a lowly fifteenth in the Second Division. In reaching the final, Wolves upset the odds by defeating two First Division teams in Derby County and Everton and had gained a further measure of confidence with a 3-1 league victory at home to Blackpool a week before the final. In the build-up to the final, Wolves forward George Edmonds had described Wolves' style of play as 'plain and straightforward. It is fast and resolute, and it is marked by a boldness that commands respect.'
Under manager Peter McWilliam, Tottenham Hotspur had quickly established themselves as one of the top teams of the period. Spurs won the Second Division title in 1920-21 and had ended the following season in a creditable sixth position in the First Division. The size of the task faced by Wolves was further emphasised by the fact that the Spurs team possessed four England internationals in Tommy Clay, Bert Smith, Arthur Grimsdell and Bert Bliss while Jimmy Seed, who scored five goals in Tottenham's passage to the final, would win his first cap a month later.
Heavy rain had long preceded the match and also during the presentation of the teams to King George V. Predictably, the torrential rainfall had created a treacherous pitch for the first half of the final before the welcome appearance of sunshine in the second half. During half time, Wolves changed their sodden shirts and emerged for the second half in shirts that lacked the town coat of arms, a move that disheartened their more superstitious supporters. As a postscript, the actual shirt worn in the first half by Wolves' 'Tancy' Lea was recently brought by the club at auction for £6,700 and is now on display in the club museum (http://www.expressandstar.com/news/lo...).
Teams: Wolves (in order of appearance as they 'take to the field'): Val Gregory (c), Alf Riley, Sammy Brooks, George Edmonds, Maurice Woodward, Arthur Potts, Frank Burrill, Thomas 'Tancy' Lea, Noel George (gk), Joe Hodnett, George Marshall.
Tottenham Hotspur (in order of appearance): Arthur Grimsdell (c), Bert Bliss, Tommy Clay, Alex Hunter (gk), Bert Smith, Jimmy Cantrell, Jimmy Seed, Bob McDonald, Jimmy Dimmock, Jimmy Banks.
Missing from the Wolves team was influential right back Richard Baugh junior, whose father was part of the Wolves team that first won the FA Cup in 1893, while Spurs were without the popular winger 'Fanny' Walden. Maurice Woodward replaced Baugh and Spurs frequently exploited his absence down the Wolves right. Although the Wolves defence proved resolute throughout, in particular goalkeeper Noel George, a poor clearance by Woodward led to Jimmy Dimmock scoring the deciding goal.
The attendance at Stamford Bridge was 72,805 with record receipts of £13,414.
Tottenham Hotspur defeat Wolverhampton Wanderers 1-0 at Stamford Bridge with a 53rd minute Jimmy Dimmock goal
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Item title reads - The "Coal Strike" Cup Final. Despite bad weather 'Spurs supporters were early on the scene. Chelsea.
It starts with cars driving down the street in the rain and fans dressed up as clowns and Red Indians, one is playing a banjo and they are singing. M/S of a man wearing a hat shaped like a rooster's head.
Intertitle - '...and there was a great rush for the Pathe Gazette free "favours".'
We see a man wearing a board which says 'Cup Final wear your colours free!' People surround him and he hands out flowers. A bus drives down the street, the camera pans to show the fans waiting outside the football ground.
Various L/S of the game and crowd.
Note: The match was between Tottenham Hotspur and Wolverhampton. Tottenham won 1-0.
FILM ID:232.17
- published: 13 Apr 2014
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Tottenham Hotspur v Wolverhampton Wanderers, 23 April 1921
Score 1-0 to Tottenham Hotspur
Referee J Davies
Competition FA Cup Final
Venue Stamford Bridge, London
Attendance 72,805
goal
1-0 Jimmy Dimmock 53
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A short clip going back to the 1927 a Cup Final, where the bluebirds were victorious ovr Arsenal.
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- published: 28 May 2007
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Motherwell 2 Partick Thistle 2
Scottish Cup 4th Round Tie, 5th March 1921, Fir Park, Motherwell.
Both goals shown in this film were scored for Motherwell by the legendary Hughie Ferguson. He scored 284 goals during his 9 years at Fir Park and remains top scorer for The Steelmen to this day.
Ferguson left Lanarkshire in 1925, signing for Cardiff City. 2 years later he scored City's winner in the FA Cup Final against Arsenal. Hughie Ferguson returned to Scotland in 1929, joining Dundee, but injury and illness meant he was unable to re-capture the form of his glory days at Fir Park and he tragically took his own life in January 1930, aged just 31.
Following a 0-0 stalemate in the replay, Thistle triumphed 2-1 in a third match. The Jags went on to lift the Cup that year, beating Hearts in their Semi and Rangers in the Final.
- published: 13 May 2014
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Item title reads - World's Record Crowd see West Ham United and Bolton Wanderers' great struggle for "The Cup" at the wonderful new stadium Wembley. White Horse Cup Final.
M/S of crowds of people getting off a train to go to the match, M/S of the crowd.
Intertitle - 'Thousands were disappointed and unable to enter the grounds.' M/S of lots of people stood outside.
Intertitle - 'Rushing the Barriers.' - Various shots of people climbing over the wall.
Intertitle - 'At 3 O'clock 10,000 people had invaded the pitch making play impossible.' Aerial view of the pitch covered in people, they look like bees. Various shots from inside the stadium of the crowds, a policeman on a white horse tries to move them.
Intertitle - 'Mascots were plentiful!' A man holds a big hammer saying "Up the hammers" and another holds a rattle.
Intertitle - 'But the "Pathe Mascot" was unique' - The camera is painted in West Ham colours and says "Up West Ham" and "Play Up Hammers", he starts to film through it. Various shots of the match.
Intertitle - 'Jack quickly put Bolton ahead by scoring after 3 minutes' play. - C/U of him posing and laughing. More shots of the match.
Intertitle - 'Well played "Hammers" better luck next time.' - the team poses.
Intertitle - 'The winning team.' - M/S as Bolton pose and smile.
Intertitle - 'The "Day of Days" for Joe Smith - Bolton's captain' - C/U of him smiling, holding cup and signing autographs.
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- published: 13 Apr 2014
- views: 13753
The match of the year as Liverpool meet Arsenal on the famous Wembley turf in the battle for the Football Association Cup. Movietone captures all the excitement of the big game in this special soccer spectacular.
2 shots of Arsenal supporters. 3 shots teams out. CU Liverpool supporters. CU McLintock wins toss for Arsenal. CU Duchess of Kent & Royal Box. LP kick off attack. CU Arsenal player Frank McLintock. John Toshack centres - Arsenal down through. Charlie George at 114' - dangerous - Arsenal forward shoots past post. CU crowd. Arsenal attack, George Armstrong centres at 124' from left wing & then Ray Clemence gets header - Peter Storey fouls him. CU Arsenal player. CU ball. CU Clemence (Liverpool goalie). Charlie George shoots powerful one over bar. CU Larler Liverpool full back. Arsenal centre but Clemence saves, Armstrong heads save at 184'. Ian Callahan Liverpool passes to left wing (2 shots). CU Bob Wilson A/S. Liverpool attack, Wilson saves. Referee awards free kick to Liverpool, who take take it, Wilson makes goal save, CU scoreboard 0-0. HALF TIME. 2ND HALF. CU supporters pass to rosette. 2 shots as centre from left, ball past post. General play, CU Lloyd heads centre away, Charlie George shoots wide. CU George runs back. Steve Heighway centres for Liverpool, John Toshack heads on, but Arsenal clear. Radford beats player and shoots to Clements. C/A John Radford, at 300'. Brian Hall for Liverpool shoots just over Arsenal bar. CU Bob Wilson goalie. Radford takes long throw in for Arsenal and ball is headed onto bar and away. CU Wilson, Armstrong takes corner, cleared off the line Liverpool clear and build up attack & Emlyn Hughes Liverpool centre, clear collected by Wilson. CU Clements 3 shots Wilson saves Liverpool centre at 366', throws ball out, at 374' ball centred into Liverpool goalmouth & Ray Kennedy. Clements goes up for ball. Radford takes long throw in for Arsenal and the skirmish - referee awards free kick to Liverpool for pushing. Arsenal centre and George Graham shoots and Clements saves & throws out. BS Arsenal goal. Liverpool corner and Hall heads for goal but Wilson saves. CU scoreboard 0 - 0. 4 shots and the game ended with no score - washing themselves Don Howe on pitch. GV crowd. EXTRA TIME - Kick off, Arsenal attack but Liverpool clear, CU Hughes. Heighway scores. GV crowd cheer. CU Simpson picks ball up from back of net. MS Liverpool players congratulate Heighway. CU Charlie George brought down in full flight. CU Kennedy running. GV Liverpool goalmouth skirmish - George Graham scores for Arsenal. MS players congratulate ditto. GV pan crowd. GV Radford long throw headed away by Liverpool but Arsenal forward scissor kicks, but Clements saves. MS Charlie George scores winner. Arsenal players pick up George from floor. MS Clemence on floor - zoom back to GV ball in net. CU Don Howe (coach) jumps into air, on pitch. GV players at end of game, MS crowd. CU spectator kisses Charlie George. CU Storey, Kelly and Radford embrace each other. MS Arsenal players start to go up for cup. MS Charlie George ditto. Frank McLintock receives cup from Duke of Kent. MS Arsenal players with cup, GV players start lap of honour. MCU cup held up. MS lap of honour. Charlie George kissed by spectator - pan to cup. MS press photographers pan to Arsenal team with cup. TS ditto - zoom out to GV. GR cup final title - ENDS. SEE STORY NUMBER 97054/2, 97054/3, 97054/4, 97054/5 FOR CUTS
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1961 FA Cup Final Tottenham Hotspur v. Leicester City (first half highlights)
- published: 23 Dec 2009
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Huddersfield Town winning the cup for the first time in 1922 against Preston North End (no sound).
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The FA Cup Final, commonly referred to in England as just the Cup Final, is the last match in the Football Association Challenge Cup. With an official attendance of 89,826 at the 2007 FA Cup Final, it is the fourth best attended domestic club championship event in the world and the second most attended domestic football event. It is the culmination of a knockout competition among clubs belonging to The Football Association in England, although Scottish and Irish teams competed in the early years and Welsh teams regularly compete, with Cardiff City winning the Cup in 1927 and reaching the final in 2008.
Early FA Cup Finals were held at various venues including Fallowfield Stadium but were mainly in London. In the period from 1923 until 2000, the final was held at Wembley Stadium, English football's national stadium. From 2001–2005, the final was moved to Millennium Stadium in Cardiff, during the rebuilding of Wembley Stadium. Millennium Stadium was used again in 2006 due to construction delays in opening the new Wembley Stadium.
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7:24Wolves v Tottenham Hotspur, FA Cup Final, 23rd April 1921
Wolves v Tottenham Hotspur, FA Cup Final, 23rd April 1921Wolves v Tottenham Hotspur, FA Cup Final, 23rd April 1921
Topical Budget newsreel of the 1921 FA Cup Final between Wolves and Tottenham Hotspur at Stamford Bridge on 23rd April 1921. Topical Budget used nine cameramen to film the final encompassing a variety of angles in an effort to produce a continuous story of a match they described, with considerable hyperbole, as the 'greatest event in football history.' Wolves had exceeded all expectations by reaching their fifth FA Cup Final. Jack Addenbrooke's team had ended the 1920-21 season a lowly fifteenth in the Second Division. In reaching the final, Wolves upset the odds by defeating two First Division teams in Derby County and Everton and had gained a further measure of confidence with a 3-1 league victory at home to Blackpool a week before the final. In the build-up to the final, Wolves forward George Edmonds had described Wolves' style of play as 'plain and straightforward. It is fast and resolute, and it is marked by a boldness that commands respect.' Under manager Peter McWilliam, Tottenham Hotspur had quickly established themselves as one of the top teams of the period. Spurs won the Second Division title in 1920-21 and had ended the following season in a creditable sixth position in the First Division. The size of the task faced by Wolves was further emphasised by the fact that the Spurs team possessed four England internationals in Tommy Clay, Bert Smith, Arthur Grimsdell and Bert Bliss while Jimmy Seed, who scored five goals in Tottenham's passage to the final, would win his first cap a month later. Heavy rain had long preceded the match and also during the presentation of the teams to King George V. Predictably, the torrential rainfall had created a treacherous pitch for the first half of the final before the welcome appearance of sunshine in the second half. During half time, Wolves changed their sodden shirts and emerged for the second half in shirts that lacked the town coat of arms, a move that disheartened their more superstitious supporters. As a postscript, the actual shirt worn in the first half by Wolves' 'Tancy' Lea was recently brought by the club at auction for £6,700 and is now on display in the club museum (http://www.expressandstar.com/news/lo...). Teams: Wolves (in order of appearance as they 'take to the field'): Val Gregory (c), Alf Riley, Sammy Brooks, George Edmonds, Maurice Woodward, Arthur Potts, Frank Burrill, Thomas 'Tancy' Lea, Noel George (gk), Joe Hodnett, George Marshall. Tottenham Hotspur (in order of appearance): Arthur Grimsdell (c), Bert Bliss, Tommy Clay, Alex Hunter (gk), Bert Smith, Jimmy Cantrell, Jimmy Seed, Bob McDonald, Jimmy Dimmock, Jimmy Banks. Missing from the Wolves team was influential right back Richard Baugh junior, whose father was part of the Wolves team that first won the FA Cup in 1893, while Spurs were without the popular winger 'Fanny' Walden. Maurice Woodward replaced Baugh and Spurs frequently exploited his absence down the Wolves right. Although the Wolves defence proved resolute throughout, in particular goalkeeper Noel George, a poor clearance by Woodward led to Jimmy Dimmock scoring the deciding goal. The attendance at Stamford Bridge was 72,805 with record receipts of £13,414. -
2:221921 F A cup final
1921 F A cup final1921 F A cup final
Tottenham Hotspur defeat Wolverhampton Wanderers 1-0 at Stamford Bridge with a 53rd minute Jimmy Dimmock goal -
2:24Coal Strike Cup Final (1921)
Coal Strike Cup Final (1921)Coal Strike Cup Final (1921)
Item title reads - The "Coal Strike" Cup Final. Despite bad weather 'Spurs supporters were early on the scene. Chelsea. It starts with cars driving down the street in the rain and fans dressed up as clowns and Red Indians, one is playing a banjo and they are singing. M/S of a man wearing a hat shaped like a rooster's head. Intertitle - '...and there was a great rush for the Pathe Gazette free "favours".' We see a man wearing a board which says 'Cup Final wear your colours free!' People surround him and he hands out flowers. A bus drives down the street, the camera pans to show the fans waiting outside the football ground. Various L/S of the game and crowd. Note: The match was between Tottenham Hotspur and Wolverhampton. Tottenham won 1-0. FILM ID:232.17 -
1:02Tottenham Hotspur - Wolverhampton Wanderers 1-0 1921-04-23 FA Cup Final
Tottenham Hotspur - Wolverhampton Wanderers 1-0 1921-04-23 FA Cup FinalTottenham Hotspur - Wolverhampton Wanderers 1-0 1921-04-23 FA Cup Final
Tottenham Hotspur v Wolverhampton Wanderers, 23 April 1921 Score 1-0 to Tottenham Hotspur Referee J Davies Competition FA Cup Final Venue Stamford Bridge, London Attendance 72,805 goal 1-0 Jimmy Dimmock 53 -
2:33Cardiff City 1-0 Arsenal, 23rd April 1927
Cardiff City 1-0 Arsenal, 23rd April 1927Cardiff City 1-0 Arsenal, 23rd April 1927
A short clip going back to the 1927 a Cup Final, where the bluebirds were victorious ovr Arsenal. FA Cup Tom Farguahson Tom Watson Tom Sloan Sam Irving George McLachlan Billy Hardy Fred Keenor Ernie Curtis Jimmy Nelson Len Davies Hughie Ferguson 1927 Cardiff City F.C. Arsenal F.C. 1-0 Wembley Men of harlech Wales 1872 1873 1874 1875 1876 1877 1878 1979 1880 1881 1882 1883 1884 1885 1886 1887 1888 1889 1890 1891 1892 1893 1894 1895 1896 1897 1898 1899 1900 1901 1902 1903 1904 1905 1906 1907 1908 1909 1910 1911 1912 1913 1914 1915 1916 1917 1918 1919 1920 1921 1922 1923 1924 1925 1926 1927 1928 1929 1930 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 2957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 -
3:22Motherwell FC 1921 Scottish Cup v Partick Thistle
Motherwell FC 1921 Scottish Cup v Partick ThistleMotherwell FC 1921 Scottish Cup v Partick Thistle
Motherwell 2 Partick Thistle 2 Scottish Cup 4th Round Tie, 5th March 1921, Fir Park, Motherwell. Both goals shown in this film were scored for Motherwell by the legendary Hughie Ferguson. He scored 284 goals during his 9 years at Fir Park and remains top scorer for The Steelmen to this day. Ferguson left Lanarkshire in 1925, signing for Cardiff City. 2 years later he scored City's winner in the FA Cup Final against Arsenal. Hughie Ferguson returned to Scotland in 1929, joining Dundee, but injury and illness meant he was unable to re-capture the form of his glory days at Fir Park and he tragically took his own life in January 1930, aged just 31. Following a 0-0 stalemate in the replay, Thistle triumphed 2-1 in a third match. The Jags went on to lift the Cup that year, beating Hearts in their Semi and Rangers in the Final. -
6:53Wembley Fa Cup (1923)
Wembley Fa Cup (1923)Wembley Fa Cup (1923)
Item title reads - World's Record Crowd see West Ham United and Bolton Wanderers' great struggle for "The Cup" at the wonderful new stadium Wembley. White Horse Cup Final. M/S of crowds of people getting off a train to go to the match, M/S of the crowd. Intertitle - 'Thousands were disappointed and unable to enter the grounds.' M/S of lots of people stood outside. Intertitle - 'Rushing the Barriers.' - Various shots of people climbing over the wall. Intertitle - 'At 3 O'clock 10,000 people had invaded the pitch making play impossible.' Aerial view of the pitch covered in people, they look like bees. Various shots from inside the stadium of the crowds, a policeman on a white horse tries to move them. Intertitle - 'Mascots were plentiful!' A man holds a big hammer saying "Up the hammers" and another holds a rattle. Intertitle - 'But the "Pathe Mascot" was unique' - The camera is painted in West Ham colours and says "Up West Ham" and "Play Up Hammers", he starts to film through it. Various shots of the match. Intertitle - 'Jack quickly put Bolton ahead by scoring after 3 minutes' play. - C/U of him posing and laughing. More shots of the match. Intertitle - 'Well played "Hammers" better luck next time.' - the team poses. Intertitle - 'The winning team.' - M/S as Bolton pose and smile. Intertitle - 'The "Day of Days" for Joe Smith - Bolton's captain' - C/U of him smiling, holding cup and signing autographs. 90,000 historic films, all SEARCHABLE on YouTube at: http://www.youtube.com/britishpathe Join us on Facebook at: http://www.facebook.com/britishpathe Tweet us @britishpathe FILM ID:304.11 -
1:221927 FA Cup Final (i)
1927 FA Cup Final (i)1927 FA Cup Final (i)
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7:56FA Cup Final - Liverpool v Arsenal - 1971
FA Cup Final - Liverpool v Arsenal - 1971FA Cup Final - Liverpool v Arsenal - 1971
The match of the year as Liverpool meet Arsenal on the famous Wembley turf in the battle for the Football Association Cup. Movietone captures all the excitement of the big game in this special soccer spectacular. 2 shots of Arsenal supporters. 3 shots teams out. CU Liverpool supporters. CU McLintock wins toss for Arsenal. CU Duchess of Kent & Royal Box. LP kick off attack. CU Arsenal player Frank McLintock. John Toshack centres - Arsenal down through. Charlie George at 114' - dangerous - Arsenal forward shoots past post. CU crowd. Arsenal attack, George Armstrong centres at 124' from left wing & then Ray Clemence gets header - Peter Storey fouls him. CU Arsenal player. CU ball. CU Clemence (Liverpool goalie). Charlie George shoots powerful one over bar. CU Larler Liverpool full back. Arsenal centre but Clemence saves, Armstrong heads save at 184'. Ian Callahan Liverpool passes to left wing (2 shots). CU Bob Wilson A/S. Liverpool attack, Wilson saves. Referee awards free kick to Liverpool, who take take it, Wilson makes goal save, CU scoreboard 0-0. HALF TIME. 2ND HALF. CU supporters pass to rosette. 2 shots as centre from left, ball past post. General play, CU Lloyd heads centre away, Charlie George shoots wide. CU George runs back. Steve Heighway centres for Liverpool, John Toshack heads on, but Arsenal clear. Radford beats player and shoots to Clements. C/A John Radford, at 300'. Brian Hall for Liverpool shoots just over Arsenal bar. CU Bob Wilson goalie. Radford takes long throw in for Arsenal and ball is headed onto bar and away. CU Wilson, Armstrong takes corner, cleared off the line Liverpool clear and build up attack & Emlyn Hughes Liverpool centre, clear collected by Wilson. CU Clements 3 shots Wilson saves Liverpool centre at 366', throws ball out, at 374' ball centred into Liverpool goalmouth & Ray Kennedy. Clements goes up for ball. Radford takes long throw in for Arsenal and the skirmish - referee awards free kick to Liverpool for pushing. Arsenal centre and George Graham shoots and Clements saves & throws out. BS Arsenal goal. Liverpool corner and Hall heads for goal but Wilson saves. CU scoreboard 0 - 0. 4 shots and the game ended with no score - washing themselves Don Howe on pitch. GV crowd. EXTRA TIME - Kick off, Arsenal attack but Liverpool clear, CU Hughes. Heighway scores. GV crowd cheer. CU Simpson picks ball up from back of net. MS Liverpool players congratulate Heighway. CU Charlie George brought down in full flight. CU Kennedy running. GV Liverpool goalmouth skirmish - George Graham scores for Arsenal. MS players congratulate ditto. GV pan crowd. GV Radford long throw headed away by Liverpool but Arsenal forward scissor kicks, but Clements saves. MS Charlie George scores winner. Arsenal players pick up George from floor. MS Clemence on floor - zoom back to GV ball in net. CU Don Howe (coach) jumps into air, on pitch. GV players at end of game, MS crowd. CU spectator kisses Charlie George. CU Storey, Kelly and Radford embrace each other. MS Arsenal players start to go up for cup. MS Charlie George ditto. Frank McLintock receives cup from Duke of Kent. MS Arsenal players with cup, GV players start lap of honour. MCU cup held up. MS lap of honour. Charlie George kissed by spectator - pan to cup. MS press photographers pan to Arsenal team with cup. TS ditto - zoom out to GV. GR cup final title - ENDS. SEE STORY NUMBER 97054/2, 97054/3, 97054/4, 97054/5 FOR CUTS You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/42fe2fbd5bb44b5d8c293f4ba7889f11 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
5:151930 FA Cup Semi's + Final (i)
1930 FA Cup Semi's + Final (i)1930 FA Cup Semi's + Final (i)
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5:001961 FA Cup Final (first half highlights)
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5:30Huddersfield Town V Preston North End FA Cup Final 1922
Huddersfield Town V Preston North End FA Cup Final 1922Huddersfield Town V Preston North End FA Cup Final 1922
Huddersfield Town winning the cup for the first time in 1922 against Preston North End (no sound). Arsenal Aston Villa Birmingham City Blackburn Rovers Bolton Wanderers Chelsea Derby County Everton Fulham Liverpool Manchester City Manchester United Middlesbrough Newcastle United Portsmouth Reading Sunderland Tottenham Hotspur West Ham United Wigan Athletic Barnsley Blackpool Bristol City Burnley Cardiff City Charlton Athletic Colchester United Coventry City Crystal Palace Hull City Ipswich Town Leicester City Norwich City Plymouth Argyle Preston North End Queens Park Rangers Scunthorpe United Sheffield United Sheffield Wednesday Southampton Stoke City Watford West Bromwich Albion Wolverhampton Wanderers Bournemouth Brighton & Hove Albion Bristol Rovers Carlisle United Cheltenham Town Crewe Alexandra Doncaster Rovers Gillingham Hartlepool United Huddersfield Town Leeds United Leyton Orient Luton Town Millwall Northampton Town Nottingham Forest Oldham Athletic Port Vale Southend United Swansea City Swindon Town Tranmere Rovers Walsall Yeovil Town Accrington Stanley Barnet Bradford City Brentford Bury Chester City Chesterfield Dagenham & Redbridge Darlington Grimsby Town Hereford United Lincoln City Macclesfield Town Mansfield Town Milton Keynes Dons Morecambe Notts County Peterborough United Rochdale Rotherham United Shrewsbury Town Stockport County Wrexham Wycombe Wanderers
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Wolves v Tottenham Hotspur, FA Cup Final, 23rd April 1921
Topical Budget newsreel of the 1921 FA Cup Final between Wolves and Tottenham Hotspur at Stamford Bridge on 23rd April 1921. Topical Budget used nine cameramen to film the final encompassing a variety of angles in an effort to produce a continuous story of a match they described, with considerable hyperbole, as the 'greatest event in football history.' Wolves had exceeded all expectations by reaching their fifth FA Cup Final. Jack Addenbrooke's team had ended the 1920-21 season a lowly fifteenth in the Second Division. In reaching the final, Wolves upset the odds by defeating two First Division teams in Derby County and Everton and had gained a further measure of confidence with a 3-1 league victory at home to Blackpool a week before the final. In the build-up to the final, Wolves forwar... -
1921 F A cup final
Tottenham Hotspur defeat Wolverhampton Wanderers 1-0 at Stamford Bridge with a 53rd minute Jimmy Dimmock goal -
Coal Strike Cup Final (1921)
Item title reads - The "Coal Strike" Cup Final. Despite bad weather 'Spurs supporters were early on the scene. Chelsea. It starts with cars driving down the street in the rain and fans dressed up as clowns and Red Indians, one is playing a banjo and they are singing. M/S of a man wearing a hat shaped like a rooster's head. Intertitle - '...and there was a great rush for the Pathe Gazette free "favours".' We see a man wearing a board which says 'Cup Final wear your colours free!' People surround him and he hands out flowers. A bus drives down the street, the camera pans to show the fans waiting outside the football ground. Various L/S of the game and crowd. Note: The match was between Tottenham Hotspur and Wolverhampton. Tottenham won 1-0. FILM ID:232.17 -
Tottenham Hotspur - Wolverhampton Wanderers 1-0 1921-04-23 FA Cup Final
Tottenham Hotspur v Wolverhampton Wanderers, 23 April 1921 Score 1-0 to Tottenham Hotspur Referee J Davies Competition FA Cup Final Venue Stamford Bridge, London Attendance 72,805 goal 1-0 Jimmy Dimmock 53 -
Cardiff City 1-0 Arsenal, 23rd April 1927
A short clip going back to the 1927 a Cup Final, where the bluebirds were victorious ovr Arsenal. FA Cup Tom Farguahson Tom Watson Tom Sloan Sam Irving George McLachlan Billy Hardy Fred Keenor Ernie Curtis Jimmy Nelson Len Davies Hughie Ferguson 1927 Cardiff City F.C. Arsenal F.C. 1-0 Wembley Men of harlech Wales 1872 1873 1874 1875 1876 1877 1878 1979 1880 1881 1882 1883 1884 1885 1886 1887 1888 1889 1890 1891 1892 1893 1894 1895 1896 1897 1898 1899 1900 1901 1902 1903 1904 1905 1906 1907 1908 1909 1910 1911 1912 1913 1914 1915 1916 1917 1918 1919 1920 1921 1922 1923 1924 1925 1926 1927 1928 1929 1930 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 ... -
Motherwell FC 1921 Scottish Cup v Partick Thistle
Motherwell 2 Partick Thistle 2 Scottish Cup 4th Round Tie, 5th March 1921, Fir Park, Motherwell. Both goals shown in this film were scored for Motherwell by the legendary Hughie Ferguson. He scored 284 goals during his 9 years at Fir Park and remains top scorer for The Steelmen to this day. Ferguson left Lanarkshire in 1925, signing for Cardiff City. 2 years later he scored City's winner in the FA Cup Final against Arsenal. Hughie Ferguson returned to Scotland in 1929, joining Dundee, but injury and illness meant he was unable to re-capture the form of his glory days at Fir Park and he tragically took his own life in January 1930, aged just 31. Following a 0-0 stalemate in the replay, Thistle triumphed 2-1 in a third match. The Jags went on to lift the Cup that year, beating Hearts in thei... -
Wembley Fa Cup (1923)
Item title reads - World's Record Crowd see West Ham United and Bolton Wanderers' great struggle for "The Cup" at the wonderful new stadium Wembley. White Horse Cup Final. M/S of crowds of people getting off a train to go to the match, M/S of the crowd. Intertitle - 'Thousands were disappointed and unable to enter the grounds.' M/S of lots of people stood outside. Intertitle - 'Rushing the Barriers.' - Various shots of people climbing over the wall. Intertitle - 'At 3 O'clock 10,000 people had invaded the pitch making play impossible.' Aerial view of the pitch covered in people, they look like bees. Various shots from inside the stadium of the crowds, a policeman on a white horse tries to move them. Intertitle - 'Mascots were plentiful!' A man holds a big hammer saying "U... -
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FA Cup Final - Liverpool v Arsenal - 1971
The match of the year as Liverpool meet Arsenal on the famous Wembley turf in the battle for the Football Association Cup. Movietone captures all the excitement of the big game in this special soccer spectacular. 2 shots of Arsenal supporters. 3 shots teams out. CU Liverpool supporters. CU McLintock wins toss for Arsenal. CU Duchess of Kent & Royal Box. LP kick off attack. CU Arsenal player Frank McLintock. John Toshack centres - Arsenal down through. Charlie George at 114' - dangerous - Arsenal forward shoots past post. CU crowd. Arsenal attack, George Armstrong centres at 124' from left wing & then Ray Clemence gets header - Peter Storey fouls him. CU Arsenal player. CU ball. CU Clemence (Liverpool goalie). Charlie George shoots powerful one over bar. CU Larler Liverpool full back. Ars... -
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Huddersfield Town V Preston North End FA Cup Final 1922
Huddersfield Town winning the cup for the first time in 1922 against Preston North End (no sound). Arsenal Aston Villa Birmingham City Blackburn Rovers Bolton Wanderers Chelsea Derby County Everton Fulham Liverpool Manchester City Manchester United Middlesbrough Newcastle United Portsmouth Reading Sunderland Tottenham Hotspur West Ham United Wigan Athletic Barnsley Blackpool Bristol City Burnley Cardiff City Charlton Athletic Colchester United Coventry City Crystal Palace Hull City Ipswich Town Leicester City Norwich City Plymouth Argyle Preston North End Queens Park Rangers Scunthorpe United Sheffield United Sheffield Wednesday Southampton Stoke City Watford West Bromwich Albion Wolverhampton Wanderers Bournemouth Brighton & Hove Alb...
Wolves v Tottenham Hotspur, FA Cup Final, 23rd April 1921
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- Duration: 7:24
- Updated: 29 Feb 2016
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Topical Budget newsreel of the 1921 FA Cup Final between Wolves and Tottenham Hotspur at Stamford Bridge on 23rd April 1921.
Topical Budget used nine cameramen...
Topical Budget newsreel of the 1921 FA Cup Final between Wolves and Tottenham Hotspur at Stamford Bridge on 23rd April 1921.
Topical Budget used nine cameramen to film the final encompassing a variety of angles in an effort to produce a continuous story of a match they described, with considerable hyperbole, as the 'greatest event in football history.'
Wolves had exceeded all expectations by reaching their fifth FA Cup Final. Jack Addenbrooke's team had ended the 1920-21 season a lowly fifteenth in the Second Division. In reaching the final, Wolves upset the odds by defeating two First Division teams in Derby County and Everton and had gained a further measure of confidence with a 3-1 league victory at home to Blackpool a week before the final. In the build-up to the final, Wolves forward George Edmonds had described Wolves' style of play as 'plain and straightforward. It is fast and resolute, and it is marked by a boldness that commands respect.'
Under manager Peter McWilliam, Tottenham Hotspur had quickly established themselves as one of the top teams of the period. Spurs won the Second Division title in 1920-21 and had ended the following season in a creditable sixth position in the First Division. The size of the task faced by Wolves was further emphasised by the fact that the Spurs team possessed four England internationals in Tommy Clay, Bert Smith, Arthur Grimsdell and Bert Bliss while Jimmy Seed, who scored five goals in Tottenham's passage to the final, would win his first cap a month later.
Heavy rain had long preceded the match and also during the presentation of the teams to King George V. Predictably, the torrential rainfall had created a treacherous pitch for the first half of the final before the welcome appearance of sunshine in the second half. During half time, Wolves changed their sodden shirts and emerged for the second half in shirts that lacked the town coat of arms, a move that disheartened their more superstitious supporters. As a postscript, the actual shirt worn in the first half by Wolves' 'Tancy' Lea was recently brought by the club at auction for £6,700 and is now on display in the club museum (http://www.expressandstar.com/news/lo...).
Teams: Wolves (in order of appearance as they 'take to the field'): Val Gregory (c), Alf Riley, Sammy Brooks, George Edmonds, Maurice Woodward, Arthur Potts, Frank Burrill, Thomas 'Tancy' Lea, Noel George (gk), Joe Hodnett, George Marshall.
Tottenham Hotspur (in order of appearance): Arthur Grimsdell (c), Bert Bliss, Tommy Clay, Alex Hunter (gk), Bert Smith, Jimmy Cantrell, Jimmy Seed, Bob McDonald, Jimmy Dimmock, Jimmy Banks.
Missing from the Wolves team was influential right back Richard Baugh junior, whose father was part of the Wolves team that first won the FA Cup in 1893, while Spurs were without the popular winger 'Fanny' Walden. Maurice Woodward replaced Baugh and Spurs frequently exploited his absence down the Wolves right. Although the Wolves defence proved resolute throughout, in particular goalkeeper Noel George, a poor clearance by Woodward led to Jimmy Dimmock scoring the deciding goal.
The attendance at Stamford Bridge was 72,805 with record receipts of £13,414.
wn.com/Wolves V Tottenham Hotspur, Fa Cup Final, 23Rd April 1921
Topical Budget newsreel of the 1921 FA Cup Final between Wolves and Tottenham Hotspur at Stamford Bridge on 23rd April 1921.
Topical Budget used nine cameramen to film the final encompassing a variety of angles in an effort to produce a continuous story of a match they described, with considerable hyperbole, as the 'greatest event in football history.'
Wolves had exceeded all expectations by reaching their fifth FA Cup Final. Jack Addenbrooke's team had ended the 1920-21 season a lowly fifteenth in the Second Division. In reaching the final, Wolves upset the odds by defeating two First Division teams in Derby County and Everton and had gained a further measure of confidence with a 3-1 league victory at home to Blackpool a week before the final. In the build-up to the final, Wolves forward George Edmonds had described Wolves' style of play as 'plain and straightforward. It is fast and resolute, and it is marked by a boldness that commands respect.'
Under manager Peter McWilliam, Tottenham Hotspur had quickly established themselves as one of the top teams of the period. Spurs won the Second Division title in 1920-21 and had ended the following season in a creditable sixth position in the First Division. The size of the task faced by Wolves was further emphasised by the fact that the Spurs team possessed four England internationals in Tommy Clay, Bert Smith, Arthur Grimsdell and Bert Bliss while Jimmy Seed, who scored five goals in Tottenham's passage to the final, would win his first cap a month later.
Heavy rain had long preceded the match and also during the presentation of the teams to King George V. Predictably, the torrential rainfall had created a treacherous pitch for the first half of the final before the welcome appearance of sunshine in the second half. During half time, Wolves changed their sodden shirts and emerged for the second half in shirts that lacked the town coat of arms, a move that disheartened their more superstitious supporters. As a postscript, the actual shirt worn in the first half by Wolves' 'Tancy' Lea was recently brought by the club at auction for £6,700 and is now on display in the club museum (http://www.expressandstar.com/news/lo...).
Teams: Wolves (in order of appearance as they 'take to the field'): Val Gregory (c), Alf Riley, Sammy Brooks, George Edmonds, Maurice Woodward, Arthur Potts, Frank Burrill, Thomas 'Tancy' Lea, Noel George (gk), Joe Hodnett, George Marshall.
Tottenham Hotspur (in order of appearance): Arthur Grimsdell (c), Bert Bliss, Tommy Clay, Alex Hunter (gk), Bert Smith, Jimmy Cantrell, Jimmy Seed, Bob McDonald, Jimmy Dimmock, Jimmy Banks.
Missing from the Wolves team was influential right back Richard Baugh junior, whose father was part of the Wolves team that first won the FA Cup in 1893, while Spurs were without the popular winger 'Fanny' Walden. Maurice Woodward replaced Baugh and Spurs frequently exploited his absence down the Wolves right. Although the Wolves defence proved resolute throughout, in particular goalkeeper Noel George, a poor clearance by Woodward led to Jimmy Dimmock scoring the deciding goal.
The attendance at Stamford Bridge was 72,805 with record receipts of £13,414.
- published: 29 Feb 2016
- views: 6
1921 F A cup final
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:22
- Updated: 04 Jan 2008
- views: 13431
Tottenham Hotspur defeat Wolverhampton Wanderers 1-0 at Stamford Bridge with a 53rd minute Jimmy Dimmock goal
Tottenham Hotspur defeat Wolverhampton Wanderers 1-0 at Stamford Bridge with a 53rd minute Jimmy Dimmock goal
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Tottenham Hotspur defeat Wolverhampton Wanderers 1-0 at Stamford Bridge with a 53rd minute Jimmy Dimmock goal
- published: 04 Jan 2008
- views: 13431
Coal Strike Cup Final (1921)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:24
- Updated: 13 Apr 2014
- views: 566
Item title reads - The "Coal Strike" Cup Final. Despite bad weather 'Spurs supporters were early on the scene. Chelsea.
It starts with cars driving down th...
Item title reads - The "Coal Strike" Cup Final. Despite bad weather 'Spurs supporters were early on the scene. Chelsea.
It starts with cars driving down the street in the rain and fans dressed up as clowns and Red Indians, one is playing a banjo and they are singing. M/S of a man wearing a hat shaped like a rooster's head.
Intertitle - '...and there was a great rush for the Pathe Gazette free "favours".'
We see a man wearing a board which says 'Cup Final wear your colours free!' People surround him and he hands out flowers. A bus drives down the street, the camera pans to show the fans waiting outside the football ground.
Various L/S of the game and crowd.
Note: The match was between Tottenham Hotspur and Wolverhampton. Tottenham won 1-0.
FILM ID:232.17
wn.com/Coal Strike Cup Final (1921)
Item title reads - The "Coal Strike" Cup Final. Despite bad weather 'Spurs supporters were early on the scene. Chelsea.
It starts with cars driving down the street in the rain and fans dressed up as clowns and Red Indians, one is playing a banjo and they are singing. M/S of a man wearing a hat shaped like a rooster's head.
Intertitle - '...and there was a great rush for the Pathe Gazette free "favours".'
We see a man wearing a board which says 'Cup Final wear your colours free!' People surround him and he hands out flowers. A bus drives down the street, the camera pans to show the fans waiting outside the football ground.
Various L/S of the game and crowd.
Note: The match was between Tottenham Hotspur and Wolverhampton. Tottenham won 1-0.
FILM ID:232.17
- published: 13 Apr 2014
- views: 566
Tottenham Hotspur - Wolverhampton Wanderers 1-0 1921-04-23 FA Cup Final
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:02
- Updated: 09 Mar 2016
- views: 73
Tottenham Hotspur v Wolverhampton Wanderers, 23 April 1921
Score 1-0 to Tottenham Hotspur
Referee J Davies
Competition FA Cup Final
Venue Stamford Bridge, Lond...
Tottenham Hotspur v Wolverhampton Wanderers, 23 April 1921
Score 1-0 to Tottenham Hotspur
Referee J Davies
Competition FA Cup Final
Venue Stamford Bridge, London
Attendance 72,805
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1-0 Jimmy Dimmock 53
wn.com/Tottenham Hotspur Wolverhampton Wanderers 1 0 1921 04 23 Fa Cup Final
Tottenham Hotspur v Wolverhampton Wanderers, 23 April 1921
Score 1-0 to Tottenham Hotspur
Referee J Davies
Competition FA Cup Final
Venue Stamford Bridge, London
Attendance 72,805
goal
1-0 Jimmy Dimmock 53
- published: 09 Mar 2016
- views: 73
Cardiff City 1-0 Arsenal, 23rd April 1927
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:33
- Updated: 28 May 2007
- views: 20584
A short clip going back to the 1927 a Cup Final, where the bluebirds were victorious ovr Arsenal.
FA Cup
Tom Farguahson
Tom Watson
Tom Sloan
Sam Irving
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A short clip going back to the 1927 a Cup Final, where the bluebirds were victorious ovr Arsenal.
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wn.com/Cardiff City 1 0 Arsenal, 23Rd April 1927
A short clip going back to the 1927 a Cup Final, where the bluebirds were victorious ovr Arsenal.
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Tom Sloan
Sam Irving
George McLachlan
Billy Hardy
Fred Keenor
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Motherwell FC 1921 Scottish Cup v Partick Thistle
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- Duration: 3:22
- Updated: 13 May 2014
- views: 450
Motherwell 2 Partick Thistle 2
Scottish Cup 4th Round Tie, 5th March 1921, Fir Park, Motherwell.
Both goals shown in this film were scored for Motherwell by the...
Motherwell 2 Partick Thistle 2
Scottish Cup 4th Round Tie, 5th March 1921, Fir Park, Motherwell.
Both goals shown in this film were scored for Motherwell by the legendary Hughie Ferguson. He scored 284 goals during his 9 years at Fir Park and remains top scorer for The Steelmen to this day.
Ferguson left Lanarkshire in 1925, signing for Cardiff City. 2 years later he scored City's winner in the FA Cup Final against Arsenal. Hughie Ferguson returned to Scotland in 1929, joining Dundee, but injury and illness meant he was unable to re-capture the form of his glory days at Fir Park and he tragically took his own life in January 1930, aged just 31.
Following a 0-0 stalemate in the replay, Thistle triumphed 2-1 in a third match. The Jags went on to lift the Cup that year, beating Hearts in their Semi and Rangers in the Final.
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Motherwell 2 Partick Thistle 2
Scottish Cup 4th Round Tie, 5th March 1921, Fir Park, Motherwell.
Both goals shown in this film were scored for Motherwell by the legendary Hughie Ferguson. He scored 284 goals during his 9 years at Fir Park and remains top scorer for The Steelmen to this day.
Ferguson left Lanarkshire in 1925, signing for Cardiff City. 2 years later he scored City's winner in the FA Cup Final against Arsenal. Hughie Ferguson returned to Scotland in 1929, joining Dundee, but injury and illness meant he was unable to re-capture the form of his glory days at Fir Park and he tragically took his own life in January 1930, aged just 31.
Following a 0-0 stalemate in the replay, Thistle triumphed 2-1 in a third match. The Jags went on to lift the Cup that year, beating Hearts in their Semi and Rangers in the Final.
- published: 13 May 2014
- views: 450
Wembley Fa Cup (1923)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 6:53
- Updated: 13 Apr 2014
- views: 13753
Item title reads - World's Record Crowd see West Ham United and Bolton Wanderers' great struggle for "The Cup" at the wonderful new stadium Wembley. White Horse...
Item title reads - World's Record Crowd see West Ham United and Bolton Wanderers' great struggle for "The Cup" at the wonderful new stadium Wembley. White Horse Cup Final.
M/S of crowds of people getting off a train to go to the match, M/S of the crowd.
Intertitle - 'Thousands were disappointed and unable to enter the grounds.' M/S of lots of people stood outside.
Intertitle - 'Rushing the Barriers.' - Various shots of people climbing over the wall.
Intertitle - 'At 3 O'clock 10,000 people had invaded the pitch making play impossible.' Aerial view of the pitch covered in people, they look like bees. Various shots from inside the stadium of the crowds, a policeman on a white horse tries to move them.
Intertitle - 'Mascots were plentiful!' A man holds a big hammer saying "Up the hammers" and another holds a rattle.
Intertitle - 'But the "Pathe Mascot" was unique' - The camera is painted in West Ham colours and says "Up West Ham" and "Play Up Hammers", he starts to film through it. Various shots of the match.
Intertitle - 'Jack quickly put Bolton ahead by scoring after 3 minutes' play. - C/U of him posing and laughing. More shots of the match.
Intertitle - 'Well played "Hammers" better luck next time.' - the team poses.
Intertitle - 'The winning team.' - M/S as Bolton pose and smile.
Intertitle - 'The "Day of Days" for Joe Smith - Bolton's captain' - C/U of him smiling, holding cup and signing autographs.
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Item title reads - World's Record Crowd see West Ham United and Bolton Wanderers' great struggle for "The Cup" at the wonderful new stadium Wembley. White Horse Cup Final.
M/S of crowds of people getting off a train to go to the match, M/S of the crowd.
Intertitle - 'Thousands were disappointed and unable to enter the grounds.' M/S of lots of people stood outside.
Intertitle - 'Rushing the Barriers.' - Various shots of people climbing over the wall.
Intertitle - 'At 3 O'clock 10,000 people had invaded the pitch making play impossible.' Aerial view of the pitch covered in people, they look like bees. Various shots from inside the stadium of the crowds, a policeman on a white horse tries to move them.
Intertitle - 'Mascots were plentiful!' A man holds a big hammer saying "Up the hammers" and another holds a rattle.
Intertitle - 'But the "Pathe Mascot" was unique' - The camera is painted in West Ham colours and says "Up West Ham" and "Play Up Hammers", he starts to film through it. Various shots of the match.
Intertitle - 'Jack quickly put Bolton ahead by scoring after 3 minutes' play. - C/U of him posing and laughing. More shots of the match.
Intertitle - 'Well played "Hammers" better luck next time.' - the team poses.
Intertitle - 'The winning team.' - M/S as Bolton pose and smile.
Intertitle - 'The "Day of Days" for Joe Smith - Bolton's captain' - C/U of him smiling, holding cup and signing autographs.
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1927 FA Cup Final (i)
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FA Cup Final - Liverpool v Arsenal - 1971
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The match of the year as Liverpool meet Arsenal on the famous Wembley turf in the battle for the Football Association Cup. Movietone captures all the excitement...
The match of the year as Liverpool meet Arsenal on the famous Wembley turf in the battle for the Football Association Cup. Movietone captures all the excitement of the big game in this special soccer spectacular.
2 shots of Arsenal supporters. 3 shots teams out. CU Liverpool supporters. CU McLintock wins toss for Arsenal. CU Duchess of Kent & Royal Box. LP kick off attack. CU Arsenal player Frank McLintock. John Toshack centres - Arsenal down through. Charlie George at 114' - dangerous - Arsenal forward shoots past post. CU crowd. Arsenal attack, George Armstrong centres at 124' from left wing & then Ray Clemence gets header - Peter Storey fouls him. CU Arsenal player. CU ball. CU Clemence (Liverpool goalie). Charlie George shoots powerful one over bar. CU Larler Liverpool full back. Arsenal centre but Clemence saves, Armstrong heads save at 184'. Ian Callahan Liverpool passes to left wing (2 shots). CU Bob Wilson A/S. Liverpool attack, Wilson saves. Referee awards free kick to Liverpool, who take take it, Wilson makes goal save, CU scoreboard 0-0. HALF TIME. 2ND HALF. CU supporters pass to rosette. 2 shots as centre from left, ball past post. General play, CU Lloyd heads centre away, Charlie George shoots wide. CU George runs back. Steve Heighway centres for Liverpool, John Toshack heads on, but Arsenal clear. Radford beats player and shoots to Clements. C/A John Radford, at 300'. Brian Hall for Liverpool shoots just over Arsenal bar. CU Bob Wilson goalie. Radford takes long throw in for Arsenal and ball is headed onto bar and away. CU Wilson, Armstrong takes corner, cleared off the line Liverpool clear and build up attack & Emlyn Hughes Liverpool centre, clear collected by Wilson. CU Clements 3 shots Wilson saves Liverpool centre at 366', throws ball out, at 374' ball centred into Liverpool goalmouth & Ray Kennedy. Clements goes up for ball. Radford takes long throw in for Arsenal and the skirmish - referee awards free kick to Liverpool for pushing. Arsenal centre and George Graham shoots and Clements saves & throws out. BS Arsenal goal. Liverpool corner and Hall heads for goal but Wilson saves. CU scoreboard 0 - 0. 4 shots and the game ended with no score - washing themselves Don Howe on pitch. GV crowd. EXTRA TIME - Kick off, Arsenal attack but Liverpool clear, CU Hughes. Heighway scores. GV crowd cheer. CU Simpson picks ball up from back of net. MS Liverpool players congratulate Heighway. CU Charlie George brought down in full flight. CU Kennedy running. GV Liverpool goalmouth skirmish - George Graham scores for Arsenal. MS players congratulate ditto. GV pan crowd. GV Radford long throw headed away by Liverpool but Arsenal forward scissor kicks, but Clements saves. MS Charlie George scores winner. Arsenal players pick up George from floor. MS Clemence on floor - zoom back to GV ball in net. CU Don Howe (coach) jumps into air, on pitch. GV players at end of game, MS crowd. CU spectator kisses Charlie George. CU Storey, Kelly and Radford embrace each other. MS Arsenal players start to go up for cup. MS Charlie George ditto. Frank McLintock receives cup from Duke of Kent. MS Arsenal players with cup, GV players start lap of honour. MCU cup held up. MS lap of honour. Charlie George kissed by spectator - pan to cup. MS press photographers pan to Arsenal team with cup. TS ditto - zoom out to GV. GR cup final title - ENDS. SEE STORY NUMBER 97054/2, 97054/3, 97054/4, 97054/5 FOR CUTS
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The match of the year as Liverpool meet Arsenal on the famous Wembley turf in the battle for the Football Association Cup. Movietone captures all the excitement of the big game in this special soccer spectacular.
2 shots of Arsenal supporters. 3 shots teams out. CU Liverpool supporters. CU McLintock wins toss for Arsenal. CU Duchess of Kent & Royal Box. LP kick off attack. CU Arsenal player Frank McLintock. John Toshack centres - Arsenal down through. Charlie George at 114' - dangerous - Arsenal forward shoots past post. CU crowd. Arsenal attack, George Armstrong centres at 124' from left wing & then Ray Clemence gets header - Peter Storey fouls him. CU Arsenal player. CU ball. CU Clemence (Liverpool goalie). Charlie George shoots powerful one over bar. CU Larler Liverpool full back. Arsenal centre but Clemence saves, Armstrong heads save at 184'. Ian Callahan Liverpool passes to left wing (2 shots). CU Bob Wilson A/S. Liverpool attack, Wilson saves. Referee awards free kick to Liverpool, who take take it, Wilson makes goal save, CU scoreboard 0-0. HALF TIME. 2ND HALF. CU supporters pass to rosette. 2 shots as centre from left, ball past post. General play, CU Lloyd heads centre away, Charlie George shoots wide. CU George runs back. Steve Heighway centres for Liverpool, John Toshack heads on, but Arsenal clear. Radford beats player and shoots to Clements. C/A John Radford, at 300'. Brian Hall for Liverpool shoots just over Arsenal bar. CU Bob Wilson goalie. Radford takes long throw in for Arsenal and ball is headed onto bar and away. CU Wilson, Armstrong takes corner, cleared off the line Liverpool clear and build up attack & Emlyn Hughes Liverpool centre, clear collected by Wilson. CU Clements 3 shots Wilson saves Liverpool centre at 366', throws ball out, at 374' ball centred into Liverpool goalmouth & Ray Kennedy. Clements goes up for ball. Radford takes long throw in for Arsenal and the skirmish - referee awards free kick to Liverpool for pushing. Arsenal centre and George Graham shoots and Clements saves & throws out. BS Arsenal goal. Liverpool corner and Hall heads for goal but Wilson saves. CU scoreboard 0 - 0. 4 shots and the game ended with no score - washing themselves Don Howe on pitch. GV crowd. EXTRA TIME - Kick off, Arsenal attack but Liverpool clear, CU Hughes. Heighway scores. GV crowd cheer. CU Simpson picks ball up from back of net. MS Liverpool players congratulate Heighway. CU Charlie George brought down in full flight. CU Kennedy running. GV Liverpool goalmouth skirmish - George Graham scores for Arsenal. MS players congratulate ditto. GV pan crowd. GV Radford long throw headed away by Liverpool but Arsenal forward scissor kicks, but Clements saves. MS Charlie George scores winner. Arsenal players pick up George from floor. MS Clemence on floor - zoom back to GV ball in net. CU Don Howe (coach) jumps into air, on pitch. GV players at end of game, MS crowd. CU spectator kisses Charlie George. CU Storey, Kelly and Radford embrace each other. MS Arsenal players start to go up for cup. MS Charlie George ditto. Frank McLintock receives cup from Duke of Kent. MS Arsenal players with cup, GV players start lap of honour. MCU cup held up. MS lap of honour. Charlie George kissed by spectator - pan to cup. MS press photographers pan to Arsenal team with cup. TS ditto - zoom out to GV. GR cup final title - ENDS. SEE STORY NUMBER 97054/2, 97054/3, 97054/4, 97054/5 FOR CUTS
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- published: 30 Jul 2015
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1930 FA Cup Semi's + Final (i)
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- Updated: 13 Aug 2006
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What it says on the tin.
What it says on the tin.
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What it says on the tin.
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1961 FA Cup Final (first half highlights)
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1961 FA Cup Final Tottenham Hotspur v. Leicester City (first half highlights)
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Huddersfield Town V Preston North End FA Cup Final 1922
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Huddersfield Town winning the cup for the first time in 1922 against Preston North End (no sound).
Arsenal
Aston Villa
Birmingham City
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Huddersfield Town winning the cup for the first time in 1922 against Preston North End (no sound).
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Birmingham City
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Bolton Wanderers
Chelsea
Derby County
Everton
Fulham
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Manchester United
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Portsmouth
Reading
Sunderland
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West Ham United
Wigan Athletic Barnsley
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Bristol City
Burnley
Cardiff City
Charlton Athletic
Colchester United
Coventry City
Crystal Palace
Hull City
Ipswich Town
Leicester City
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Plymouth Argyle
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Queens Park Rangers
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Sheffield United
Sheffield Wednesday
Southampton
Stoke City
Watford
West Bromwich Albion
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Brighton & Hove Albion
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Carlisle United
Cheltenham Town
Crewe Alexandra
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Gillingham
Hartlepool United
Huddersfield Town
Leeds United
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Millwall
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Stockport County
Wrexham
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Huddersfield Town winning the cup for the first time in 1922 against Preston North End (no sound).
Arsenal
Aston Villa
Birmingham City
Blackburn Rovers
Bolton Wanderers
Chelsea
Derby County
Everton
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Manchester United
Middlesbrough
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Reading
Sunderland
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Crystal Palace
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Ipswich Town
Leicester City
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Plymouth Argyle
Preston North End
Queens Park Rangers
Scunthorpe United
Sheffield United
Sheffield Wednesday
Southampton
Stoke City
Watford
West Bromwich Albion
Wolverhampton Wanderers Bournemouth
Brighton & Hove Albion
Bristol Rovers
Carlisle United
Cheltenham Town
Crewe Alexandra
Doncaster Rovers
Gillingham
Hartlepool United
Huddersfield Town
Leeds United
Leyton Orient
Luton Town
Millwall
Northampton Town
Nottingham Forest
Oldham Athletic
Port Vale
Southend United
Swansea City
Swindon Town
Tranmere Rovers
Walsall
Yeovil Town Accrington Stanley
Barnet
Bradford City
Brentford
Bury
Chester City
Chesterfield
Dagenham & Redbridge
Darlington
Grimsby Town
Hereford United
Lincoln City
Macclesfield Town
Mansfield Town
Milton Keynes Dons
Morecambe
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Peterborough United
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Wolves v Tottenham Hotspur, FA Cup Final, 23rd April 1921
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1921 F A cup final
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Coal Strike Cup Final (1921)
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Tottenham Hotspur - Wolverhampton Wanderers 1-0 1921-04-23 FA Cup Final
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Cardiff City 1-0 Arsenal, 23rd April 1927
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Motherwell FC 1921 Scottish Cup v Partick Thistle
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Wembley Fa Cup (1923)
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FA Cup Final - Liverpool v Arsenal - 1971
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Huddersfield Town V Preston North End FA Cup Final 1922
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