The reserves went down 3-0 at home to Grimsby. It was their seventh successive league defeat and they now sit next to bottom in the Midland Combination. 3/3 #CFC100

Cookson added a second ten minutes later.

As Wath tired, second-half goals from Whitfield, Fisher and Roseboom saw The Spireites through. The performance of the day was that by Horace Wass, who completely overshadowed Shaw, who had scored six goals for Wath in the previous round. 2/3 #CFC100

John: "I can do impressions..."

Crowd: "Can you do Geoff Boycott for a day?"

an entertaining 4-4 draw.

Manager Harry Parkes was at Scunthorpe today, watching next week’s FA Cup opponents Wath Athletic go down 4-1 in a Midland League game.

Alf Saxby appeared before the board this week, to discuss plans for a benefit match at the end of the season. 2/2 #CFC100

He was also Sec/Mgr at Leeds City and Bradford Park Avenue on their accession to the Football League, becoming (I think) the only man to manage three different clubs in their first Football League seasons. Left the game in 1911 to run a pub in Matlock. Died Sheffield in 1957. 2/2

after left-back Jack Whitworth was called up to the first team. Herbert Tyler, pictured, was absent – his return to the club lasted only one match before he suffered a compound double-fracture of the leg when a sheet of steel fell on him at work at Campion’s Engineering, in Manchester. 3/3 #CFC100

in the 47th minute. Cookson’s 60th-minute penalty was saved but he was first to the rebound to give Chesterfield the lead, and Ted Roseboom wrapped it up three minutes before time.

The reserves went down 4-1 at Doncaster, with player/coach Peter Irvine playing after left-back 2/3 #CFC100