Sheffield & Hallamshire Junior Shield

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Sheffield & Hallamshire Junior Shield
Founded1959
Abolished1991

The Sheffield & Hallamshire Junior Shield was a county cup competition organised by the Sheffield & Hallamshire County Football Association from 1959 to 1990.

Contents

The competition was organised for those clubs who felt they had little chance of winning the Sheffield & Hallamshire Junior Cup. [1]

Finals

SeasonWinnerScoreRunner-upVenueNotes
1959–60 Brodsworth Miners Welfare –
1960–61 Emley –
1961–62Highfields Athletic–
1962–63Wharncliffe Woodmoor Sports–
1963–64Darton Welfare2–1Oughtibridge
1964–65Wombwell Main Welfare3–2Cartworth MoorStocksbridge Works
1965–66Grimethorpe Ex-Servicemens–
1966–67Brinsworth Athletic–
1967–68Northcliffe WMC–
1968–69Barugh Green Sports–
1969–70Kirkburton–
1970–71Maltby Youth Club–
1971–72Walton Colliery–
1972–73Mexborough Miners Welfare–
1973–74Hemsworth West End–
1974–75Hemsworth Saint Patricks7–5a.e.t.
1975–76Upperthong S.C.–
1976–77Royal George–
1977–78Steetley Sports–Woodsetts Welfare Sports
1978–79Hall Green United–
1979–80Grange Moor WMC–
1980–81Worksop Borough–
1981–82Woodsetts Welfare Sports–
1982–83Hemsworth Saint Patricks1–0
1983–84Station Hotel (Rossington)–
1984–85Kexbrough Social–
1985–86Blackstock–
1986–87Blackstock–
1987–88Ring O Bells2–1Toll Bar CentralStocksbridge
1988–89Industry Inn–
1989–90Unstone Athletic–
1990–91New Mill WMC3–1Marsh Lane EckingtonWorsbrough

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References

  1. ↑ Eyre, Chris (2016). Football in Sheffield. p. 109.
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