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"Unveiling the rich history of Sheffield's football teams: From the iconic Hillsborough to victorious cup wins

Background imageFootball Teams Collection: Sheffield Wednesday Club F. A. Cup Winners, 1896

Sheffield Wednesday Club F. A. Cup Winners, 1896
L-R Front Row: Mr. J. Holmes; Crawshaw; Langley; Jamieson; Petrie; Mr. A.J. Dickinson; Mr. A. Nixon. Middle Row: W. Johnson (trainer); H. Brandon; Brash; M.J. Earp; Davis; H

Background imageFootball Teams Collection: Sheffield Wednesday Football Team at Hillsborough, c. 1937

Sheffield Wednesday Football Team at Hillsborough, c. 1937
Back; ?, Westlake, Macintosh, Swift, Turton, Witcombe. Front; ?, Quigley?, Daley, Froggatt, Woodhead. From an original in Sheffield Libraries: u01006

Background imageFootball Teams Collection: Sheffield United Football Club, 1901

Sheffield United Football Club, 1901
From an original in Sheffield Libraries: s00126

Background imageFootball Teams Collection: Sheffield Wednesday League Champions, 1902-1903

Sheffield Wednesday League Champions, 1902-1903
From an original in Sheffield Libraries: s03883

Background imageFootball Teams Collection: Sheffield Wednesday Football Team, 1928 / 9, League Champions

Sheffield Wednesday Football Team, 1928 / 9, League Champions
Back Row: A Strange, T Walker, T Leach, J Brown, E Blenkinsop, W Marsden. Seated: M Hooper, J Seed (Captain), J Allen, R Gregg, E Rimmer. At sides: R Brown (secretary), F Craig (trainer)

Background imageFootball Teams Collection: Sheffield Wednesday Football Club F. A. Cup Winners, 1907

Sheffield Wednesday Football Club F. A. Cup Winners, 1907
Back Row L-R: Messrs.; A.G.W. Dronfield; J.Holmes: A.J. Dickinson: J.C.Clegg; H.Nixon; J. Thackray; ?; Ellis; T. Lee; W. Turner; w.F. Wardley; Middle Row: J. Davis (asst trainer); H

Background imageFootball Teams Collection: Sheffield Wednesday Football Club team, 1911 / 12

Sheffield Wednesday Football Club team, 1911 / 12
Back Row: Wilson, Lloyd, Tyler, Cawley, Clarke, Miller, Beech, Brelsford, Pickering, Bentley. Middle Row: B. Davis (Asst Trainer); Nicholson, Brittleton, Lamb, Worrall, Davison, Spoors, McSkinning

Background imageFootball Teams Collection: Sheffield Wednesday, League Champions 1902-3 and 1903-4

Sheffield Wednesday, League Champions 1902-3 and 1903-4
From an original in Sheffield Libraries: s00408

Background imageFootball Teams Collection: Sheffield Wednesday v Glasgow - Ibrox Park, 1913

Sheffield Wednesday v Glasgow - Ibrox Park, 1913
From an original in Sheffield Libraries: u01001

Background imageFootball Teams Collection: Sheffield Wednesday F. C. - Season 1922-1923

Sheffield Wednesday F. C. - Season 1922-1923
Back Row: Gray, Williams, Davison, Prior, Binks, Brelsford, Jackson (Trainer). Front Row: Lowdell, Kean, G. Wilson, Petrie, Lofthouse. From an original in Sheffield Libraries: u01000

Background imageFootball Teams Collection: Sheffield Wednesday F. C. team photograph, 1920

Sheffield Wednesday F. C. team photograph, 1920
From an original in Sheffield Libraries: u00985

Background imageFootball Teams Collection: Sheffield Wednesday Football Club 1925 / 6

Sheffield Wednesday Football Club 1925 / 6
Back Row: F Kean, A Lowdell, W Felton, J Brown, F Froggatt (captain), E Blenkinsop, W Marsden. Front Row: Rus Williams, M Barrass, J Trotter, H Hill, A Prince

Background imageFootball Teams Collection: Sheffield Wednesdays Football Clubs Attack, 1904

Sheffield Wednesdays Football Clubs Attack, 1904
Top is A. Wilson; top right G Simpson; bottom right J. Mallock; bottom V. S. Simpson; Bottom left H. Chapman; upper left H. Davis. Original at Sheffield Libraries: s00409

Background imageFootball Teams Collection: Sheffield Wednesday football team, 1918

Sheffield Wednesday football team, 1918
From an original in Sheffield Libraries: u01003

Background imageFootball Teams Collection: Sheffield Wednesday F. C. (First league season), c. 1892

Sheffield Wednesday F. C. (First league season), c. 1892
Back Row: Bromley (Trainer); ?; W. Allan; Darroch; O Neill (Trainer). Middle Row: H. Davis; H. Brandon; ?, Chalmers, Spiksley. Front Row; Brown, Rowan, Woolhouse

Background imageFootball Teams Collection: Sheffield Wednesday Football Club in training, around 1913

Sheffield Wednesday Football Club in training, around 1913
Back Row; Kinnear (Trainer), ?, ?, Spoors, ?, ?, Kirkman, Benjamin Davies (Asst Trainer). On Ground; Lol Birkinshaw, Wright. From an original in Sheffield Libraries: u00993

Background imageFootball Teams Collection: Sheffield Wednesday F. C. Team Photograph v Glasgow, 1900

Sheffield Wednesday F. C. Team Photograph v Glasgow, 1900
From an original in Sheffield Libraries: u00984

Background imageFootball Teams Collection: Sheffield Wednesday Football Team, 1912

Sheffield Wednesday Football Team, 1912
From an original in Sheffield Libraries: s00467

Background imageFootball Teams Collection: Ambrose Langley (1870-1937), Sheffield Wednesday Football Club

Ambrose Langley (1870-1937), Sheffield Wednesday Football Club
From an original in Sheffield Libraries: s00415

Background imageFootball Teams Collection: Sheffield Wednesdays Defence, 1904

Sheffield Wednesdays Defence, 1904
Top is J. Lyall; top right H. Burton; bottom right H. Ruddlesden. Bottom T. Crawshaw (captain), bottom left R. Ferrier; top left W. Layton. From an original at Sheffield libraries s00410

Background imageFootball Teams Collection: Sheffield Wednesday Football Club on their training field, 1910

Sheffield Wednesday Football Club on their training field, 1910
From an original in Sheffield Libraries: u08929

Background imageFootball Teams Collection: Notre Dame Versus Army Game

Notre Dame Versus Army Game
New York, New York: November 10, 1928. Jack Chevigny of Notre Dame makes a twenty five yard gain in the game against Army at Yankee Stadium

Background imageFootball Teams Collection: Notre Dame-USC Football Game

Notre Dame-USC Football Game
South Bend, Indiana: November 21, 1931. An action shot during the Notre Dame-University of Southern California game here in South Bend, which was won by USC, 16-14

Background imageFootball Teams Collection: Football Team Huddle

Football Team Huddle
Illinois: c. 1935. Unique view of a football huddle

Background imageFootball Teams Collection: USC At Stagg Field Practice

USC At Stagg Field Practice
Chicago, Illinois: November 15, 1929. The University of Southern California football attempting to hold a secret practice at Stagg Field at the University of Chicago


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"Unveiling the rich history of Sheffield's football teams: From the iconic Hillsborough to victorious cup wins, these snapshots capture the essence of passion and triumph. In 1937, Sheffield Wednesday Football Team proudly posed at their home ground, Hillsborough. Rewind back to 1896 when Sheffield Wednesday Club clinched the F. A. Cup title, etching their name in football folklore. Rivals Sheffield United Football Club made a mark in 1901 with their formidable presence on the field. Sheffield Wednesday Football Club continued their winning streak by securing another F. A. Cup victory in 1907, showcasing their relentless determination for success. The team photograph from 1911/12 reflects a united front ready to conquer any challenge that comes their way. League dominance became synonymous with Sheffield Wednesday as they claimed consecutive titles in 1902-3 and 1903-4, solidifying themselves as true champions of English football. Even beyond local rivalries, Notre Dame-Army Football Game brought together two powerhouses on American soil. The clash between Sheffield Wednesday and Glasgow at Ibrox Park in 1913 epitomized fierce competition and showcased both clubs' dedication to excellence. Season after season, Sheffield Wednesday consistently displayed exceptional teamwork and skill; season 1922-1923 was no exception. A glimpse into the past reveals an unforgettable moment frozen in time - the spirited faces of Sheffield Wednesday F. C. 's team photographed in 1920 exude camaraderie and ambition. Their League Championship win during the glorious campaign of 1902-03 remains a testament to their unwavering commitment towards greatness. As time marched forward into the mid-1920s, Sheffield Wednesday Football Club continued to leave an indelible mark on English football history through sheer talent and perseverance. "