Can anyone tell me the names of the guys on the team that won the FA cup last for Wednesday. My dad tries to name them and he knows most of them so i would like to get a complete list of the players from that team. I live in Canada so its not easy getting info on this topic........thanks in advance.
ps ..lived in Sheffield until August 1965.
Mike:thumbsup:

FA Cup Results

Rnd Date Opponents Result Attendance Scorers

3 Sat 12 Jan OLDHAM ATHLETIC......... 3-1 26,662 Jack Palethorpe, Ellis Rimmer
Jack Surtees

4 Sat 26 Jan Wolverhampton Wanderers. 2-1 50,362 Jack Palethorpe, Ellis Rimmer

5 Sat 16 Feb Norwich City............ 1-0 25,007 Ellis Rimmer

6 Sat 2 Mar ARSENAL................. 2-1 66,945 Mark Hooper, Ellis Rimmer

SF Sat 16 Mar Burnley................. 3-0 56,625 Ellis Rimmer 2, Jack Palethorpe
at Villa Park

F Sat 27 Apr West Bromwich Albion.... 4-2 93,204 Ellis Rimmer 2, Mark Hooper
at Wembley Stadium Jack Palethorpe


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Appearances
LEAGUE FA CUP TOTAL
Player Apps Goals Apps Goals Apps Goals
Horace Burrows 42 3 6 0 48 3
Walter Millership 42 2 6 0 48 2
Jack Brown 40 0 6 0 46 0
Ellis Rimmer 38 18 6 8 44 26
Ronnie Starling 38 5 6 0 44 5
Joe Nibloe 34 0 5 0 39 0
Ted Catlin 29 0 6 0 35 0
Mark Hooper 29 7 6 2 35 9
Wilf Sharp 24 1 6 0 30 1
Jack Surtees 21 2 6 1 27 3
Jack Palethorpe 20 8 6 4 26 12
Harry Burgess 23 9 0 0 23 9
Tommy Walker 19 0 1 0 20 0
Neil Dewar 18 6 0 0 18 6
Gavin Malloch 14 0 0 0 14 0
Bernard Oxley 13 3 0 0 13 3
Sedley Cooper 7 1 0 0 7 1
H Nicholls 3 0 0 0 3 0
H H C Hill 2 0 0 0 2 0
W Y Baird 1 0 0 0 1 0
Alex Law 1 2 0 0 1 2
Jackie Robinson 1 1 0 0 1 1
J T Smith 1 0 0 0 1 0
Alf Strange 1 0 0 0 1 0
J Wright 1 0 0 0 1 0


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Sorry, I forgot to include the obvious: the year was 1935

Wednesday (team) v West Brom - Cup Final - 27th April 1935

Jack Brown
Joe Nibloe
Ted Catlin
Wilf Sharp
Walter Millership
Horace Burrows
Mark Hooper
Jack Surtees
Jack Palethorpe
Ronnie Starling
Ellis Rimmer

Owls Archive (http://www.crg.cs.nott.ac.uk/Users/anb/Football/)

I know someone related to Joe Nibloe. (FA Cup 1935). Any info regarding Joe or his team mates would be very appreciated.
Thanks,
Casey

Courtesy of Keith Farnsworth's punctillious labours!

Joe Nibloe had the distinction of playing in three Cup Finals in the space of six years, gaining a Scottish Cup winner's medal with Kilmarnock in 1929 and a FA Cup winner's medal with S. Wed in 1935. A product of Renfrewshire, he began his working life as an apprentice moulder, but his abilities as a tough, hard-tackling back earned him a contract with Kilmarnock. In eight years with "The Killies" he collected eleven Scottish international caps - the first against England at Glasgow in April 1929, the last against France in Paris in May 1932. Soon after that last international he was signed by Aston Villa for £1800. Just under two years later, in May 1934, his former Villa colleague,Billy Walker, brought him to Hillsborough in the part-exchange deal which took George Beeson to the Midlands. Basically a left-back, Nibloe played for a time on either flank and then displaced the long-serving Tommy Walker and became Catlin's regular partner. Nibloe lost his place to Albert Ashley in 1938 but remained at the club until the outbreak of war. After the war he worked at the Stocksbridge steelworks of Samuel Fox and for a few years looked after Wednesday juniors.

Appearances for The Owls 116 League plus 12 FA Cup = 128 in all."

This is my own contempory input, which is not a happy one, for I remember a Joe Nibloe playing for Sheffield United and he was tragically killed in a car crash on the Wharncliffe Side road to Stocksbridge. I rather fear, as I remember my parents' sorrow at the time, as my late dad knew Joe Snr. from their days at Hillsborough, that it was Joe's son?

I used to deliver papers for Ron Starling in the early 50's.
I went to the Owls matches and rushed back to deliver the Star on Saturday nights.He was always behind the counter with the papers sorted and ready to go,and he always said "scrappy game wasn't it".
I don't think he actually went.

I cannot thank you enough. My friend, Elizabeth, will be over the moon. This is going to make a lovely lady very happy. Take care and thanks so very much. Casey :)

Courtesy of Keith Farnsworth's punctillious labours!

Joe Nibloe had the distinction of playing in three Cup Finals in the space of six years, gaining a Scottish Cup winner's medal with Kilmarnock in 1929 and a FA Cup winner's medal with S. Wed in 1935. A product of Renfrewshire, he began his working life as an apprentice moulder, but his abilities as a tough, hard-tackling back earned him a contract with Kilmarnock. In eight years with "The Killies" he collected eleven Scottish international caps - the first against England at Glasgow in April 1929, the last against France in Paris in May 1932. Soon after that last international he was signed by Aston Villa for £1800. Just under two years later, in May 1934, his former Villa colleague,Billy Walker, brought him to Hillsborough in the part-exchange deal which took George Beeson to the Midlands. Basically a left-back, Nibloe played for a time on either flank and then displaced the long-serving Tommy Walker and became Catlin's regular partner. Nibloe lost his place to Albert Ashley in 1938 but remained at the club until the outbreak of war. After the war he worked at the Stocksbridge steelworks of Samuel Fox and for a few years looked after Wednesday juniors.

Appearances for The Owls 116 League plus 12 FA Cup = 128 in all."

This is my own contempory input, which is not a happy one, for I remember a Joe Nibloe playing for Sheffield United and he was tragically killed in a car crash on the Wharncliffe Side road to Stocksbridge. I rather fear, as I remember my parents' sorrow at the time, as my late dad knew Joe Snr. from their days at Hillsborough, that it was Joe's son?