Results and Players 1930-31 to 1939-40
| 1931-1932 | 1932-1933 | 1933-1934 |
| 1934-1935 | 1935-1936 | 1936-1937 |
| 1937-1938 | 1938-1939 | 1939-1940 |
Season 1930-1931
| Durham | 3 - 0 | Northumberland | |
| Durham | 3 - 4 | Northumberland | |
| Northumberland | 2 - 0 | Durham | |
| Northumberland | 2 - 3 | Durham | |
| Yorkshire | v | Durham | Result not recorded in Minute Book |
| Players | Apps | Goals | Association | |
| Aitchison | 4 | East Durham SFA | ||
| Cassidy | 1 | Gateshead SFA | ||
| Clarke | 5 | Deerness Valley SFA | ||
| Ferry | 3 | Lambton & Hetton SFA | ||
| Fox | 2 | Lambton & Hetton SFA | ||
| Gibson | 2 | Washington SFA | ||
| Gill | 2 | Bishop Auckland SFA | ||
| Greenwell | 1 | West Stanley SFA | ||
| Hagan | Jimmy | 5 | Washington SFA | |
| Hills | 1 | Spennymoor SFA | ||
| Jamieson | 5 | Sunderland SFA | ||
| Lewis | 4 | Derwent Valley SFA | ||
| Murray | 1 | West Stanley SFA | ||
| Noon | 1 | Gateshead SFA | ||
| Scott | FH | 4 | Chester-le-Street SFA | |
| Smirke | AH | 4 | Chester-le-Street SFA | |
| Spuhler | Johnny | 4 | Sunderland SFA | |
| Twigg | 1 | Bishop Auckland SFA | ||
| Welsh | 2 | Derwent Valley SFA | ||
| Wharton | 3 | Deerness Valley SFA |
Season 1931-1932
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| Durham | 2 - 3 | Northumberland | Pears, Spuhler |
| Durham | 1 - 0 | Yorkshire | Hagan |
| Northumberland | v | Durham | Result not recorded in Minute Book |
| Durham | 1 - 2 | Northumberland | |
| Players | Apps | Goals | Association | |
| Akers | 2 | Bishop Auckland SFA | ||
| Baldwin | 1 | Chester-le-Street SFA | ||
| Barron | 4 | Lambton & Hetton SFA | ||
| Gilder | 1 | Chester-le-Street SFA | ||
| Graham | 2 | Chester-le-Street SFA | ||
| Hagan | Jimmy | 4 | 1 | Washington SFA |
| Hedley | Jimmy | 1 | Sunderland SFA | |
| Henderson | A | 4 | Derwent Valley SFA | |
| Henning | 4 | Bishop Auckland SFA | ||
| Inskip | 2 | South Shields SFA | ||
| Johnson | 1 | Gateshead SFA | ||
| Keenan | 2 | Gateshead SFA | ||
| Oliver | Bobby | 2 | Sunderland SFA | |
| Peers | 1 | 1 | Crook SFA | |
| Potts | 1 | Bishop Auckland SFA | ||
| Sharp | 3 | Stockton SFA | ||
| Skipsey | 4 | Derwent Valley SFA | ||
| Spuhler | Johnny | 4 | 1 | Sunderland SFA |
| Thompson | 1 | Lambton & Hetton SFA |
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Photograph taken prior to the match against Yorkshire played at Stockton
Back row: Henning (Bishop Auckland), Keenan (Gateshead), Sharp (Stockton), Skipsey (Derwent Valley), ??, ??
Front row: Spuhler (Sunderland), Baldwin (Chester-le-Street), Hagan (Washington), Barron (Lambton & Hetton), Henderson (Derwent Valley)
Season 1932-1933
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| Durham | 2 - 2 | Northumberland | |
| Northumberland | 2 - 6 | Durham | |
| Durham | 6 - 0 | Cumberland | |
| Players | Apps | Goals | Association | |
| Chilton | Allenby | 1 | Sunderland SFA | |
| Chisholm | 2 | Washington SFA | ||
| Dryden | 1 | Jarrow, Hebburn & Felling SFA | ||
| Forrest | Ernie | 1 | Sunderland SFA | |
| Harvey | 2 | South Shields SFA | ||
| Hunter | 1 | Lambton & Hetton SFA | ||
| Jackson | 1 | Chester-le-Street SFA | ||
| Kitson | 1 | East Durham SFA | ||
| Lowes | Arnold | 1 | Sunderland SFA | |
| Maughan | Thomas | 2 | Sunderland SFA | |
| Minchella | Tony | 1 | Sunderland SFA | |
| Paisley | Bob | 1 | Lambton & Hetton SFA | |
| Park | 2 | Gateshead SFA | ||
| Pears | W | 2 | Crook SFA | |
| Pinkney | 1 | Spennymoor SFA | ||
| Pyle | 3 | Chester-le-Street SFA | ||
| Ridley | 1 | Crook SFA | ||
| Robinson | 1 | Lambton & Hetton SFA | ||
| Robinson | William 'Billy' | 2 | Sunderland SFA | |
| Shepherd | 1 | Crook SFA | ||
| Southern | 2 | West Stanley SFA | ||
| Storey | Arthur | 1 | Sunderland SFA | |
| Youll | 1 | Gateshead SFA |
Season 1933-1934
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| Durham | 4 - 1 | Northumberland | Scotson (2), Barrett (2) |
| Northumberland | v | Durham | Result not recorded in Minute Book |
| Durham | 2 - 0 | Yorkshire | Owen, Mitchell |
| Durham | 1 - 3 | Northumberland | Scotson |
| Players | Apps | Goals | Association | |
| Barrett | 2 | 2 | Jarrow, Hebburn & Felling SFA | |
| Burlison | Robert | 3 | East Durham SFA | |
| Chisholm | 4 | Chester-le-Street SFA | ||
| Fowler | 4 | Stockton SFA | ||
| Grundy | 3 | Blaydon SFA | ||
| Hall | 1 | Derwent Valley SFA | ||
| Hall | 3 | Derwent Valley SFA | ||
| Jopling | 1 | Jarrow, Hebburn & Felling SFA | ||
| Mitchell | 1 | 1 | Crook SFA | |
| Oliver | HS "Harry" | 4 | Sunderland SFA | |
| Owens | 3 | 1 | Stockton SFA | |
| Richmond | 1 | Darlington SFA | ||
| Scotson | 2 | 3 | Gateshead SFA | |
| Spencer | 2 | Crook SFA | ||
| Teasdale | 2 | Crook SFA | ||
| Thompson | 1 | East Durham SFA | ||
| Ward | 1 | South Shields SFA | ||
| Wilkes | 1 | Durham SFA | ||
| Wright | Arthur | 4 | Sunderland SFA | |
| Younger | 1 | Chester-le-Street SFA |
Easter Tour of Kent by Durham CSFA
The meeting of February 1934 received an invitation to tour Kent at Easter. Before accepting, some discussion took place. As six associations expressed a "willingness to stage return matches" it was decided that the invitation be accepted. When the Selection Committee met to pick the squad Wright (Sunderland), Fowler (Stockton) and Chisholm (Chester-le-Street) were selected to play in the England v Rest match at Rotherham. It was decided that the 3 boys join the party after the England match.
Squad selected
- Grundy (Blaydon SFA)
- Chisholm and Younger (Chester-le-Street SFA)
- Harrison and Spencer (Crook SFA)
- Richmond (Darlington SFA)
- Hall (Derwent Valley SFA)
- Wilkes (Durham SFA)
- Burlison and Thompson (East Durham SFA)
- Barrett (Jarrow, Hebburn & Felling SFA)
- Broadbent and Fowler (Stockton SFA)
- Middleton, Oliver and Wright (Sunderland SFA)
Season 1934-1935
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| Northumberland | 1 - 2 | Durham | Johnson, Brown |
| Durham | 5 - 0 | Northumberland | Johnson (Stockton) 3, Johnson (Durham), Close |
| Players | Apps | Goals | Association | |
| Armstrong | JC | 2 | Spennymoor SFA | |
| Brown | 1 | 1 | Crook SFA | |
| Brown | 1 | Jarrow, Hebburn & Felling SFA | ||
| Burn | 1 | Lambton & Hetton SFA | ||
| Chapman | 2 | Sunderland SFA | ||
| Close | 1 | 1 | Spennymoor SFA | |
| Franks | 2 | South Shields SFA | ||
| Johnson | 2 | Durham SFA | ||
| Johnson | 1 | Gateshead SFA | ||
| Johnson | 1 | Stockton SFA | ||
| Jordison | 1 | Kelloe SFA | ||
| Oliver | HS "Harry" | 2 | Sunderland SFA | |
| Ritson | 1 | Derwent Valley SFA | ||
| Sagar | 1 | Chester-le-Street SFA | ||
| Tait | 1 | Lambton & Hetton SFA | ||
| Wood | 2 | Spennymoor SFA |
Easter Tour of Durham by Kent CSFA
The following teams were selected to play Kent CSFA on their 1935 Easter Tour.
Durham 2 Kent 2 at Bishop Auckland: Newton (Blaydon), Hedley (Bishop Auckland), Brown (Crook), Hardisty (Bishop Auckland), Wood (Spennymoor), Armstrong (Spennymoor), Bell (Crook), Chapman (Sunderland), Johnson (Stockton), Coulthard (Bishop Auckland, Jordison (Kelloe). Both of Durham's goals were scored by Johnson (Stockton).
Durham 0 Kent 5 at Roker Park, Sunderland FC: Franks (South Shields), Jopling (Sunderland), Fletcher (Sunderland), Burns (Lambton & Hetton), Armstrong (Spennymoor), Smurthwaite (Sunderland), Duffy (Jarrow, Hebburn & Felling), Chapman (Sunderland), Ireland (South Shields), Johnson (Durham), Clark (Sunderland)
Durham 2 Kent 0 at Feethams, Darlington FC: Short (East Durham), Brown (Crook), Robinson (Darlington), Burns (Lambton & Hetton), Moses (Derwent Valley), Bell (Crook), Johnson (Darlington), Johnson (Stockton), Close (Spennymoor), Jordison (Kelloe). Durham's goalscorers were Johnson (Darlington) and Close (Spennymoor)
at Stockton: Franks (South Shields), Broadbent (Billingham), Dent (Spennymoor), Nicholson (Stockton), Wood (Spennymoor), Armstrong (Spennymoor), Hough (Billingham), Hackett (West Hartlepool), Johnson (Stockton), Johnson (Durham), Seegar (Chester-le-Street)
Season 1935-1936
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| Durham | v | Northumberland | Result not recorded in Minute Book |
| Durham | v | Cumberland | Result not recorded in Minute Book |
| Northumberland | v | Durham | Result not recorded in Minute Book |
| Yorkshire | v | Durham | Result not recorded in Minute Book |
| Players | Apps | Goals | Association | |
| Bell | RS | 3 | Crook SFA | |
| Clark | 3 | Sunderland SFA | ||
| Cockburn | 4 | East Durham SFA | ||
| Ellerington | W 'Bill' | 3 | Sunderland SFA | |
| Harkness | 4 | Billingham SFA | ||
| Ireland | E | 4 | South Shields SFA | |
| Jobling | 4 | Sunderland SFA | ||
| Johnson | 1 | Gateshead SFA | ||
| Kenny | 1 | East Durham SFA | ||
| Parnaby | 1 | Sunderland SFA | ||
| Penrose | Norman | 3 | Deerness Valley SFA | |
| Pirt | 1 | Spennymoor SFA | ||
| Richardson | 2 | Lambton & Hetton SFA | ||
| Shevels | 3 | Deerness Valley SFA | ||
| Short | 4 | East Durham SFA | ||
| Smith | 1 | Darlington SFA | ||
| Storr | 2 | Stockton SFA |
Easter Tour of Kent by Durham CSFA
Meeting of June 1935 reported that an invitation from Kent to tour at Easter 1936 had been received. During the discussion that took place "it was pointed out that Easter 1937 -- when Durham should be returning Kent's hospitality -- was in March and night matches would be out of the question". As a result Durham declined the invitation but hoped that "the tours should be renewed in the future". However, Kent renewed their invitation to tour the county at Easter 1936 but the 'return' being left until 1938. The meeting of September 1935 decided to accept the renewed offer.
Squad selected
- Harkness (Billingham SFA)
- Bell (Crook SFA)
- Shevels (Deerness Valley SFA)
- Penrose (Derwent Valley SFA)
- Cockburn and Short (East Durham SFA)
- Richardson (Lambton & Hetton SFA)
- Ireland (South Shields SFA)
- Pirt (Spennymoor SFA)
- Storr (Stockton SFA)
- Clark, Ellerington and Jobling (Sunderland SFA)
- Farlow and Wardle associations unknown
- A 16th player was selected but not named in the DCSFA Minute Book
It was reported that the tour "Had been a most enjoyable experience". Four matches were played with Durham winning them all.
Season 1936-1937
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| Cumberland | v | Durham | Result not recorded in Minute Book |
| Durham | v | Cumberland | Result not recorded in Minute Book |
| Durham | v | Northumberland | Result not recorded in Minute Book |
| Players | Apps | Goals | Association | |
| Bainbridge | 1 | Jarrow, Hebburn & Felling SFA | ||
| Burnett | 1 | Chester-le-Street SFA | ||
| Conway | 1 | South Shields SFA | ||
| Dennis | 1 | Bishop Auckland SFA | ||
| Dent | 1 | Bishop Auckland SFA | ||
| Dixon | 1 | Jarrow, Hebburn & Felling SFA | ||
| Dolan | 1 | Jarrow, Hebburn & Felling SFA | ||
| Dunn | 2 | Jarrow, Hebburn & Felling SFA | ||
| Ellerington | W 'Bill' | 3 | Sunderland SFA | |
| English | 1 | Derwent Valley SFA | ||
| Garvie | 1 | Sunderland SFA | ||
| Hoyle | 1 | Jarrow, Hebburn & Felling SFA | ||
| Johnson | 1 | Blaydon SFA | ||
| Johnson | 1 | Stockton SFA | ||
| Kilgannon | 1 | Jarrow, Hebburn & Felling SFA | ||
| Leybourne | 1 | Derwent Valley SFA | ||
| Owens | 1 | Sunderland SFA | ||
| Purvis | 2 | Derwent Valley SFA | ||
| Raffle | 1 | Stockton SFA | ||
| Robinson | 1 | South Shields SFA | ||
| Shield | 1 | Derwent Valley SFA | ||
| Slack | 2 | East Durham SFA | ||
| Smith | 1 | East Durham SFA | ||
| Williams | 2 | East Durham SFA | ||
| Williamson | 2 | Lambton & Hetton SFA |
Season 1937-1938
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| Yorkshire | v | Durham | Result not recorded in Minute Book |
| Durham | 3 - 2 | Northumberland | |
| Durham | v | Yorkshire | Result not recorded in Minute Book |
| Northumberland | v | Durham | Result not recorded in Minute Book |
| Players | Apps | Goals | Association | |
| Anderson | 2 | Chester-le-Street SFA | ||
| Bailey | 2 | Sunderland SFA | ||
| Bell | 1 | Sunderland SFA | ||
| Blythe | 3 | Darlington SFA | ||
| Flounders | 1 | Unknown | ||
| Ford | 1 | Stockton SFA | ||
| Grant | 1 | Derwent Valley SFA | ||
| Gray | 4 | Blaydon SFA | ||
| Horton | 3 | Lambton & Hetton SFA | ||
| Howarth | 1 | Lambton & Hetton SFA | ||
| Hunter | 1 | Stockton SFA | ||
| Jackson | 1 | Gateshead SFA | ||
| Johnson | 1 | Derwent Valley SFA | ||
| Parsley | 2 | Bishop Auckland SFA | ||
| Purves | 1 | South Shields SFA | ||
| Quinn | 2 | South Shields SFA | ||
| Teare | John | 4 | Sunderland SFA | |
| Walton | 2 | Sunderland SFA | ||
| Whitaker | 3 | Lambton & Hetton SFA | ||
| Whitehouse | 1 | Darlington SFA | ||
| Wilbert | 3 | Blaydon SFA | ||
| Wilkinson | 1 | Derwent Valley SFA | ||
| Williamson | S | 3 | Lambton & Hetton SFA |
Easter Tour of Durham by Kent CSFA
| Durham | v | Kent | Result not recorded in Minute Book |
| Durham | v | Kent | Result not recorded in Minute Book |
| Durham | v | Kent | Result not recorded in Minute Book |
| Durham | v | Kent | Result not recorded in Minute Book |
The following teams were selected to play Kent CSFA on their 1938 Easter Tour:
at Leadgate: Calder (Derwent Valley), Balley (Sunderland) Horton (Lambton & Hetton), Lancaster (Blaydon), Anderson (Chester-le-Street), Dunn (South Shields), Storey (Blaydon), Whittaker (Lambton & Hetton), Blythe (Darlington), Wilkinson (Derwent Valley), Wilbert (Blaydon)
at Chester-le-Street: Gray (Blaydon), Scholes (Chester-le-Street), Horton (Lambton & Hetton), Waine (Bishop Auckland), Anderson (Chester-le-Street), Coates (Lambton & Hetton), Knight (Chester-le-Street), Lloyd (East Durham), Davison (Lambton & Hetton), Whittaker (Lambton & Hetton), Wilbert (Blaydon)
at South Shields: Gray (Blaydon), Scholes (Chester-le-Street), James (South Shields), Lancaster (Blaydon), Walton (Sunderland), Coates (Lambton & Hetton), Storey (Blaydon), Brown (Sunderland), Blythe (Darlington), Wilkinson (Derwent Valley), Wilbert (Blaydon)
at West Hartlepool: Gray (Blaydon), Scholes (Chester-le-Street), Spence (Spennymoor), Lancaster (Blaydon), Waine (Bishop Auckland), Coates (Lambton & Hetton), Taylorson (West Hartlepool), Lloyd (East Durham), Blythe (Darlington), Whittaker (Lambton & Hetton), Hunter (Stockton)
Season 1938-1939
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| Durham | v | Yorkshire | Result not recorded in Minute Book |
| Durham | 3 - 1 | Yorkshire | |
| Northumberland | v | Durham | Result not recorded in Minute Book |
| Durham | 2 - 0 | Northumberland | |
| Players | Apps | Goals | Association | |
| Adams | 2 | Darlington SFA | ||
| Alderton | 1 | Kelloe SFA | ||
| Barratt | 1 | Derwent Valley SFA | ||
| Bell | 1 | Sunderland SFA | ||
| Best | 3 | Derwent Valley SFA | ||
| Boyd | 1 | Derwent Valley SFA | ||
| Brown | 2 | Sunderland SFA | ||
| Bruce | 2 | Sunderland SFA | ||
| Burdon | 1 | West Stanley SFA | ||
| Cox | 1 | West Stanley SFA | ||
| Grant | 2 | Derwent Valley SFA | ||
| Jackson | 2 | Gateshead SFA | ||
| Knight | 3 | Chester-le-Street SFA | ||
| Liddle | G | 3 | Jarrow, Hebburn & Felling SFA | |
| Lloyd | WS 'Stan' | 4 | East Durham SFA | |
| Prior | 1 | Sunderland SFA | ||
| Ramsey | 1 | West Stanley SFA | ||
| Richardson | 1 | Spennymoor SFA | ||
| Robson | 1 | Chester-le-Street SFA | ||
| Scholes | 2 | Chester-le-Street SFA | ||
| Topham | 1 | Derwent Valley SFA | ||
| Walton | H | 2 | Sunderland SFA | |
| Wardell | 1 | Kelloe SFA | ||
| Waugh | B | 4 | Blaydon SFA |
Easter Tour of Kent by Durham CSFA
In December 1938 an invitation was received to tour Kent, which was accepted provided "Kent agree to the return visit being postponed until Easter 1941".
Squad selected
- Waugh (Blaydon SFA)
- Knight, Robson and Scholes (Chester-le-Street SFA)
- Lloyd (East Durham SFA)
- McParline (Gateshead SFA)
- Liddle (Jarrow, Hebburn & Felling SFA)
- Lamb (Kelloe SFA)
- Forster (Lambton & Hetton SFA)
- Beaumont (Stockton SFA)
- Bell, Brown, Bruce and Walton (Sunderland SFA)
- Burdon and Ramshaw (West Stanley SFA)
Although no results are recorded in the Minute Book it is reported that the Tour "though disappointing from a playing point of view, had been thoroughly enjoyable".
Season 1939-1940
The meeting of 6th September 1939 discussed the effects of the war situation. It was resolved that "All County Competitions and all Inter-league matches be left in abeyance until further notice but if the ban on Sports Meetings be lifted, the playing of Inter-school matches be left to the discretion of the Leagues concerned".
A meeting was called on 7th February 1940 to discuss the position of Schools' Football in the County. The following was decided "That the present time is not opportune for competitive football as such in the County as a whole, but we suggest, that if League Committees so desire, they should use the longer days for the playing of mutually arranged Inter-league games for the primary benefit of War charities".
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