Cudworth Village F.C.

Cudworth Village F.C. (English: /ˈkʊdɜːrθ/ CUD-erth) was an English association football club based in Cudworth, South Yorkshire.

History

Little is known of the club other than that it competed in the FA Cup in the 1920s and 1930s.The club was founded by workers from the local glass blowers factory. The date of the club disbanding is up too interpretation

Records

• Best FA Cup performance: 2nd Qualifying Round, 1928–29

References

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Ceremonial county of South Yorkshire

Yorkshire Portal

Metropolitan districts

• Metropolitan Borough of Barnsley
• City of Doncaster
• Metropolitan Borough of Rotherham
• City of Sheffield

Major settlements
(cities in italics)

• Adwick le Street
• Askern
• Barnsley
• Bawtry
• Chapeltown
• Conisbrough
• Cudworth
• Dinnington
• Doncaster
• Edlington
• Hatfield
• Hoyland
• Maltby
• Mexborough
• Mosborough
• Penistone
• Rawmarsh
• Rossington
• Rotherham
• Royston
• Sheffield
• Stainforth
• Stocksbridge
• Swinton
• Thorne
• Tickhill
• Wath upon Dearne
• Wombwell
  See also: List of civil parishes in South Yorkshire

Rivers

• Dearne
• Don
• Dove
• Idle
• Loxley
• Rivelin
• Rother
• Sheaf
• Torne

Topics

• Places
• Population of major settlements
• SSSIs
• High Sheriffs
• Country houses
• Castles
• Listed buildings: Grade I
• Grade II*
• Scheduled monuments
• People
• Monastic houses
• Rivers
• Windmills
• Museums

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