This photograph shows the first Bailey Street Junior Football Team 1949 – 1950.
Courtesy of Denis Umpleby.
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A Pictorial History of Stockton-on-Tees
This photograph shows the first Bailey Street Junior Football Team 1949 – 1950.
Courtesy of Denis Umpleby.
I was the last goal keeper to play for Bailey Street school before the school closed in 1963.
Which team did you play for seniors, intermediates or juniors?
Anyone remember Jennifer Brace Margaret/Anne Brace from Bailey Street School?
The late Derek Green in this photo was a Gashouse lad who lived in Garabaldi Street, he used to run the Stockton G.P.O. football team in the Middlesbrough Sunday League when the league started up. Colin Bell a Portrack lad was a good swimmer.
Which Wakenshaw was the moulder/ coremaker up at Stockton Steel Foundry while I was there – and I think Umpelby has a foundry ring to it.
Ken – both myself and my brother Peter were moulder coremakers at Stockton steel.
Peter is about 10 years older than me and after his time in national service came back and had a short spell at Thornaby because at the time Stockton was closed down and the company had promised to keep a job for him on his return our dad Peter also worked for Heads he was a slinger on the furnaces he also went to Thornaby for a while.
I think Colin Wakenshaw may identify his brother, Peter, in this Bailey Street football team photograph.
My mam went to Bailey Street school in the 1913ish. If anyone has any pics of the streets around there in that period it would make my day. They lived in Herbert Street.
Joe Pattison, front row on the right, is my dad. He was about 12 years old in this picture.
Back row left to right – Teacher ?, Teacher Mr Smith, Harry Snowball, Charlie Orpen, Peter Pickering, Derek Green, John Smith, Peter Workingshaw, Tony King, Colin Bell, Headmaster Mr Showell. Middle Row left to right – Denis Umpleby, Billy Hunter, Steve Strachan Captain, John Heald, Alan Dack. Seated at front – Eddie McConnel, Joe Patterson.