H.B. Langman & Co. Ltd. - The "Legible" Soccer Diary 1964

1963

The "Legible" Soccer Diary 1964

H.B. Langman & Co. Ltd.

83 photos

A checklist of photos from the 1964 "Legible" Soccer Diary. 21 have text on the back and 31 are double-sided, so that makes a total of 83 photos listed.

•  Thomas and Suddick (Newcastle)  b/w page 10

•  Team Photo (Burnley)  b/w page 16

•  Team Photo (Everton)  b/w page 18

•  McKechnie and Skirton (Arsenal)  b/w page 19

•  Young (Chelsea)  b/w page 24

•  Lawrie Leslie (West Ham)  b/w page 26

•  Stanley Matthews (England kit)  b/w page 28

•  Alan Finney and Colin Dobson (Sheffield Wednesday)  b/w page 30

•  F.A. Cup Final - Manchester United defeats Leicester City 3-1 at Wembley (with Denis Law)  b/w

F.A. Cup Final - Cantwell being chaired by team mates at Wembley

•  F.A. Cup Final - Victory lap by Setters, Cantwell and Crerand  b/w

Denis Law (Manchester United)

•  Patrick Crerand (Manchester United)  b/w

Setters (Manchester United)

•  McLintock, Norman (Leicester City)  b/w

Parker, Dunlop (Everton)

•  Greaves (Tottenham)  b/w

Blanchflower (Tottenham)

•  MacKay, Medwin (Tottenham)  b/w

Farmer (Wolves); Armfield (Blackpool)

•  Byrne, Lawrence (Liverpool)  b/w

Shaw (Sheffield United)

•  Hayes (Manchester City)  b/w

Springett, Wilkinson, Megson (Sheffield Wednesday)

•  McDonald (Leyton Orient); Clayton (Blackburn)  b/w

Phillips (Ipswich)

•  Dougan (Aston Villa)  b/w

Schofield, Sissons (Birmingham)

•  Woosnam, Kirkup (West Ham)  b/w

Bridges, Tambling (Chelsea)

•  Haynes, Leggat (Fulham)  b/w

Hill (Bolton)

•  Elder, Lockhead (Burnley)  b/w

Joe Baker (Arsenal)

•  Vowden (Notts Forest)  b/w

England v Scotland International - Brown saves from Greaves at Wembley

•  Scottish Cup Final - Outside left Wilson scores Rangers' second goal in replay at Hampden  b/w

Jim Baxter (Rangers)

•  Smith, Ure (Dundee)  b/w

Millar (Rangers); McNeill (Celtic)

•  Kay and Nurse (Middlesborough - sic)  b/w page 68

•  Fogarty and Clough (Sunderland)  b/w page 70

•  Hughes (Newcastle)  b/w page 74

•  Keith Peacock (Charlton)  b/w page 76

•  Benfica v Milan - in European Cup Final at Wembley. Benitez (White Jersey), dribbles through Benfica's defense  b/w page 78

•  Santos (Brazil) - defeat Sheffield Wednesday 4-2 at Hillsborough. Pele at extreme left  b/w page 82

•  G. Smith and B. Walsh (in Cardiff City kit) (Newport County)  b/w page 84

•  Spurs beat Glasgow Rangers 5-2 at White Hart Lane in First leg of European Cup Winners' Cup  b/w page 86

•  Hogg and Gammon (Cardiff City)  b/w page 90

•  Cardiff City v Swansea Town - Dwyer, Swansea goalie saves from Mel Charles  b/w page 92

•  Team Photo (Blackburn)  b/w page 94

•  Beresford, Meredith and Burrow (Chesterfield)  b/w page 95

•  Pele (Santos FC and Brazil)  b/w The World's Famous Footballers title page

•  Viiam Schroif (Slovan Bratislava and Czechoslovakis)  b/w 

Maryan (Sedan and France)

•  Vicente (Belenenses Lisbon and Portugal)  b/w 

Eusebio da Silva Fereira (Sport Lisboa e Benfica and Portugal)

•  Coutinho (Santos FC and Brazil)  b/w

Milutin Soskic (Partizan Belgrade and Yugoslavia)

•  Antal Szentmihaly (Vasas Budapedt and Hungery)  b/w

Zagalo (Botafigo Rio and Brazil)

•  Eladio Rojas (Santiago and Chile)  b/w

Milan Galic (Partizan Belgrade and Yugoslavia)

•  Mendoza (Atletico Madrid)  b/w

Raul Sanchez (Valpariaso Wanderers and Chile)

•  Griffa (Atletico Madrid)  b/w

Kalman Meszoly (Vasas Budapedt and Hungary)

•  Alfred Heiss (Munich 1860 and W-Germany)  b/w

Vladimir Popovic (Red Star Belgrade and Yugoslavia)

•  Omar Sivori (Juventus Torino and Italy)  b/w

Lajos Tichy (Honved Budapedt and Hungary)

•  Djalma Santos (Palmeiras and Brazil)  b/w

Juergen Werner (Hamburg SV and W-Germany)

•  Mauro (Santos and Brazil)  b/w

Simoes (Benfica and Portugal)

•  Zito (Santos FC and Brazil)  b/w

Amarildo (Botafigo Rio and Brazil)

•  Altafini (AC Milan and Italy)  b/w

Gylmar (Santos FC and Brazil)

•  Cesare Maldini (Milano AC and Italy)  b/w

Madinabeytia (Atletico Madrid)

•  Jorge Toro (Colo Colo and Chile)  b/w

Bruno Mora (Juventus Torino and Italy)