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Burton Latimer St Mary's FC

Cup Winners 1930

is photo had been thought to date from the late 1920’s/early 1930s, but a newspaper article showing the presentation of the trophy in this photo shows this to be the team which in 1930 won the Lower Junior Cup of the Northants Football Association.

The Revd. Lethbridge and Capt. Atkins (Church Army) are the only names we have for this photograph.

Back Row: 1. Revd. L H Lethbridge, 2. —-?—-, 3. —-?—-, 4. —-?—-, 5. Dot Johnson 6. —-?—-, 7. —-?—-,
8. —-?—-,9. Capt. Atkins, 10. —-?—-

Front Row: 1. Harry Hodson, 2. Arthur Freestone, 3. Wilf Eady, 4. —-?—-, 5. —-?—-, 6. —-?—-

If you can add any of the missing names, please get in touch.

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