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1949 N/national Schools' Championships

1948 N/national Schools' Championships

  Henry Marten was born in Kensington, London in 1872. Marten entered Eton College, and from there matriculated at Balliol College, Oxford in 1891. In 1895, he graduated with a first class degree in …

Freeman Thomas (1866-1941)This obituary is taken from \"A History of Eton Fives\" by Dale Vargas and Peter Knowles.

Henry Salt - Eton School Master (1851-1939)This article by J E Denison first appeared in the Eton Fives Association Annual Report 2005/06

Javier Aguirre (1911-c.1937)Javier Aguirre was one of the youngest players ever to win the Kinnaird Cup at the age of just 19 in 1930 alongside fellow Old Cholmeleian Howard Fabian.

The Craft of the Ball Maker by John ArmitageFrom \"Squash Rackets, Fives, Tennis and Rackets October 1933\"The craft of the ball-maker has stood the test of time. As long ago as the end of the sixtee…

Lionel Ford (1865-1932)This obituary is taken from \"A History of Eton Fives\" by Dale Vargas and Peter Knowles.

The Fascination of Eton FivesThe Best of all Games to Play Sports Gossip - The Times April 8th 1931Tucked away in an odd corner of Queen's Club, a little crowd of spectators will stand for hours on e…

1930 National Schools' Championships

E B Noel (1879-1928)E B (Evan Baillie) Noel was involved in the foundation of the Eton Fives Association and was briefly Hon Secretary in 1924.

AC Ainger (1841-1919)This obituary is taken from \"A History of Eton Fives\" by Dale Vargas and Peter Knowles.

George Townsend Warner (1865-1916)George Townsend Warner learned his Fives at Cambridge from Freeman Thomas while a student at Jesus College.

Harold Bache (1889-1916)This obituary is taken from \"A History of Eton Fives\" by Dale Vargas and Peter Knowles.

The Kinnaird Cup Past Champions

Kinnaird Cup Pepperpot Trophy Past Champions

Ladies Championships Past Champions

London Tournament Past Champions

Northern Tournament Past Champions

Midlands Tournament Past ChampionsTony Hughes and the Old Edwardians started the Midlands Tournament in 1960 at KES Birmingham. After a 20 year gap, the tournament was revived at Repton by Howard Wis…

Mixed Championships Past Champions

EFA League Past Champions

Veterans Tournament Past Champions

Over 50s Past Champions

Over 60s Past Champions

Under 25 Tournament Past Champions

Under 21 Tournament Past Champions

Universities Tournament Past Champions

Universities Mixed Tournament Past Champions

EFA Trophy Past ChampionsThe EFA Trophy is a three pair inter club knockout competition with recent Division 1 named players, Barber Cup semi-finalists or finalists and Kinnaird Cup quarter-finalists…

Aberconway Cup Past ChampionsThe Aberconway Cup is for father and son pairs (or indeed mother/daughter, father/daughter, mother/son or other intergenerational combinations).

Richard Barber Cup Past ChampionsThe Richard Barber Cup is a three pair team competition. Each pair consists of one current and one former pupil from a particular school.

Graham Turnbull Trophy Past ChampionsThe Graham Turnbull Trophy is a competition for pairs that consist of one current and one former pupil from a particular school. Pairs sometimes consist of a coac…

Richard Black Cup Past ChampionsThe Richard Black Cup is the ladies three pair team competition.

County Championship Past ChampionsThe County Championship was introduced in 1982 and initially sponsored by Nat West. The sponsorship stopped in the early 1990s and the competition was discontinued i…