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Back row: P. Boocock, J. Stonehouse, R. Day. K. Summersgill, R. McBurnie, W. H. Fellows, G. E. Willis.
Middle row: N. Rowe, F. Templeman, M. Grout, B. Palfrafam, L. Bonnard, J. Bennison, V. Day.
Front row: J. Smith, H. Brown (Hon. Secretary), Ray Conn (Accompanist), Mavis Hall (Conductor), J. Sargent (Chairman), F. Smith, T. S. Garbutt.
Photograph dated 1976; Winners of The Dorman Stewart Rose Bowl, Middlesbrough Music Festival, The W. A. and E. Barker Cup. Eskdale Tournament of Song 1988/89. The Normanby Cup, Eskdale Tournament of, Song 1992/93. The Bingant Cup for highest marks in Eskdale Tournament of song 1993.
Image courtesy Frank Templeman.
Help was needed with this photograph of a Cricket team; believed to be at Carlin How Ground.
Back row: Joe Cannon (Umpire), Bob Doe, Des Hitchin, Keith Coote, Robert Hart, Alan Gorman, Arthur Simpson, Fred Hudson, Arthur Hawkins (Invoice Dept. Manager).
Front row: Les Brittan, Ken Hopper (Pay Dept.?), Terry Main, Neil Harrison, David Sturman.
Colin Hart tells us: ”The photograph was taken at Carlin How football ground, where the Skinningrove works athletic club played their inter department cricket competition. The team looks like the Staff team. Guess around 1970.” Bob Doe tells us: ”It was the inter department trophy but I remember we also went to Workington that year to play their champions, but when we got there it was cancelled due to rain”.
Image courtesy Dave McGill and thanks to Brian Young, Colin Hart and Bob Doe for the updates.
Not the clearest of photographs and again we asked for names. Tony informs us: ”Names copied from same picture in pastimes football section.” Richard Barnes also supplied some names commenting: ” I scored our only goal, we got beat 3-1! Sadly Phil Wilks has now died.”
Back row: Richard Barnes, Barry Thomas, Terry Dove, Philip Wilks, Billy Jackson, Micky Wilson, Colin Marshall.
Front row: Stephen Hines, Norman Smithers, Lampton Shepherd, Norman Breeze, Eric Taylor.
Image courtesy of Colin Hart who would like any information on the Bury cup that you may have; also thanks to Barbara McBurney, David Archer, R Simpson, Eric Taylor, Norman Walker, Tony and Richard Barnes for completing the names.
Skinningrove school was where these budding footballers were from and some of the names are:-
Back row: Derick Garbutt, Donald Hatton, Brian Ferguson, Billy Winspear, ??, George Lettin.
Middle row: Micheal Buckingham, John Anderson, Arthur woodrow, Brian Soloman, Norman Hill.
Seated: ??, Lawrence Smith.
Image courtesy of Maureen Anderson.
1927 or there abouts was the date of this photograph and the names of the men are,
Back row (left to right): ??, W. Driver, ‘Brom’ Williams, J. Hope, T. Gell.
Middle row: A. Goldby, Don Welford, G. Hall, A. Hall, William Carveth, J. Grimstead, L. Nicholson.
Front row: M. Martin, J. Nicholson, N. Leeks, ‘Pop’ Richards, Jim Grimstead.
Ann Robinson tells us: “Don Welford was my Dad. This photograph was taken before he lost his right arm in a works accident at Skinningrove steel works”.
Can anybody assist with the missing name?
Image courtesy of Maureen Anderson and many thanks to Ann Robinson for the update.
From ”Remember When” in the Evening Gazette, the caption tells us all, were you one of those Scouts? The original newspaper article dates from March 1960. Barbara McBurney has identified : “The three Cub Scouts in the back row are Robin Middleton, Michael Lindsey and Peter Collinson”.
Image courtesy of Lilian Waton and thanks to Barbara McBurney for the update.
This image has caused some discussion! Terry Clarke identifies the place as ”Ben Scott’s playing field” on North Road, Loftus; with Clive (Sam) Simpson encouraging the team. The team is identified as The Jets (later known as Carlin How Jubilee Boomers and then Sam’s Triers). Tom Webster advises: ”This dates from the late 80′s, early 90′s and was part of a Loftus Fun Day organised by The Civic Trust/Loftus Development Trust and others. Two of the organisers Alan Caldwell and Jane Taylor, from the Loftus Civic Trust are seated on the grass.”
Image courtesy of Eric Johnson and thanks to Terry Clarke and Tom Webster for the updates.
Loftus County Modern School Band taken in 1963-64 and believed to be linked to the 50th Jubilee of the Working Men’s Club in Carlin How outside which it was taken or possibly a Carlin How Gala, do you recognise anyone? Alan Walker tells us: ”Keith Ferguson (trombone), Keith Steyart (tenor horn), Peter Smith (baritone), Neville Rogerson (euphonium), Richard Shippey. Possibly Allan Walker (tenor horn), Barry Winspear (trombone), Kenneth Wilkinson (tenor horn), Mick Morrison (cornet), Eric Trembath (flugel horn), Richard Webster (bass).”
Photograph courtesy of Eric Johnson and thanks to Barbara McBurney, Alan Walker and Neville Rogerson for the updates.
Originally posted as a newspaper cutting, the Archive is grateful for access to Terry Shaw’s Collection of Loftus Cricket Club material; with this image of Loftus Cricket team who were the champions of the Whitby B League in 1936.
Players standing: C. Watson (Scorer), J. Rowland (Umpire), J Garbutt, L. Carter, N. S. Carter, T. Colledge, F. Binks, W. Husband (Umpire)
Seated: R. R. King, B. Robinson, Wilfred F. Robinson (Captain), E. Colbeck, H. Varty.
Front: T. Robinson, J. Watson.
After Emma Wright told us: ”W. F. Robinson was my great grandad”, Pamela McVay told us: ”I am Emma’s auntie and W.F. (Wilf ) Robinson was my grandad, and T. (Tom) Robinson was his brother. Wilf also used to look after the Cricket field and my nanna (Ethel ) used to make the cricket teas.” Carol Barwick told us : ”And I used to ride on the cricket field grass cutter with him; they lived next door at Hillcrest.”
Image courtesy of the Terry Shaw Collection, thanks to Emma Wright, Pamela McVay and Carol Barwick for the updates.
Loftus tug of war team May 1981 at the King George playing field Guisborough in the fifth Northern Area Championships; the team won three awards. The original newspaper cutting was entitled ‘Loftus Lads on the Pull’. “Terry Clarke has advised: “Well if my memory serves me correctly from back man to front man; John ‘Gong’ Garner (Anchor man), Danny McConnell, Terry Garner, Rob Spoor (from Saltburn), Simon ?, Leo Bowman, Dave Harris (from Liverton Mines), ??. Four of this team are still pulling after all these years and they are as follows: Joe Cook, Dave Harris, Robert Spoor and John Garner.” Can you name any of remaining members?
Image courtesy of ‘Remember When – Evening Gazette’, thanks to Terry Clarke, John Garner and Terry Garner for the updates.
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