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Wanderers did turn professional, but its list of professional players for the 1887–88 season did not include any "imports"; all were local men and most had played for the Old Wanderers since the amateur days. Burnley got a measure of revenge in the FA Cup, beating the Old Wanderers 4–0, with
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rules on eligibility for the competition (requiring a 2-year residence period) made most of the
Burnley players ineligible for the competition. As a consequence the Old Wanderers faced a reserve side and won 11–0, the club's biggest competitive victory, and Burnley's biggest competitive defeat. In
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Preston". As the Lancashire FA refused to move the match, Preston withdrew from the Lancashire FA, and the other finalists, Accrington, were given a walk-over. However, in order to award the silver medallists for the runners-up, the Lancashire FA arranged a match between the Old Wanderers and
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October, the club played a minor friendly against Heaton Park, during which match one of the Old Wanderer players fell onto Heaton Park's James Harkins. Harkins suffered an injury which turned into an abscess, from which he died on 1 January
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2–1 in the first round of the competition in 1883–84; a result which was considered a surprise by the club itself, with the
Liverpool Mercury remarking that "a greater surprise than was witnessed at Bolton on Saturday is not likely to take place throughout the competition for the Lancashire Cup”.
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Wanderers from at least 1883 to the club's demise; the backs G. Moorhouse and R. Kirkham, Jonathan Pearson and captain J. W. Almond (who both played as forwards or half-backs), forward T. Chadwick, and winger J. Eccles.
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3,000 attending at Turf Moor; however the FA ordered a replay at Pot House because of doubts over the eligibility of some of the
Burnley players, and the cash-strapped Old Wanderers agreed to forfeit the tie in return for a monetary payment.
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382:, which the Old Wanderers lost 4–0. With qualifying rounds now brought in to the FA Cup, the Old Wanderers did not enter, and the club lost in the second round of the Lancashire Cup to Burnley Union Star.
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318:1887-88 season: triumph and tragedy
302:. The Old Wanderers had drawn the
30:Darwen Old Wanderers Football Club
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527:"The Bolton Wanderers' Club".
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482:"Olympic Football Contests".
70:Leonard Broadbent (solicitor)
1344:East Lancashire Cricket Club
951:"Sports & Recreations".
936:"Sports & Recreations".
734:Cricket & Football Field
996:"Darwen Old Wanderers FC".
816:"The Dangers of Football".
290:alone hosted clubs such as
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891:"Sports and Recreations".
762:"Sports and Recreations".
173:Foundation and early years
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981:"Lancashire Senior Cup".
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876:"Lancashire Senior Cup".
861:"Lancashire Senior Cup".
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1035:Alcock, Charles (1885).
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467:Alcock, Charles (1885).
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779:Lancashire Evening Post
266:Wolverhampton Wanderers
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1024:: 6. 18 December 1891.
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970:: 7. 24 December 1888.
865:: 3. 21 November 1887.
846:"Local Intelligence".
835:: 3. 12 November 1887.
606:: 3. 10 November 1884.
456:: 8. 23 February 1884.
261:Football Association's
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156:club from the town of
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1359:Lancashire Wolverines
1349:East Lancashire Lions
1319:Blackburn Rovers F.C.
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880:: 3. 23 January 1888.
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561:: 16. 6 October 1883.
501:: 6. 21 October 1882.
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186:Lancashire Senior Cup
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1131:East Lancashire line
850:: 8. 8 October 1887.
766:: 7. 1 October 1887.
557:"A Referee Mobbed".
546:: 3. 8 October 1883.
531:: 3. 8 October 1883.
516:: 7. 9 January 1883.
514:Liverpool Daily Post
499:Liverpool Daily Post
486:: 1. 26 August 1882.
424:Third place: 1887–88
247:The professional era
154:association football
22:Darwen Old Wanderers
1510:Darwen Town Council
1324:Darwen Cricket Club
1258:Blackburn Cathedral
1228:Turton and Edgworth
1126:Blackburn Transport
1020:"List of results".
940:: 7. 21 April 1888.
925:: 3. 13 April 1888.
910:: 15. 3 March 1888.
666:. 28 November 1885.
619:Bolton Evening News
434:Runners-up: 1883–84
312:Heart of Midlothian
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1354:Lancashire Raptors
1334:Darwen F.C. (1870)
1304:Blackburn Law F.C.
1253:King George's Hall
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895:: 7. 3 March 1888.
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848:Blackburn Standard
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636:. 24 October 1885.
604:Manchester Courier
591:. 18 October 1884.
572:"Football Notes".
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497:"Football Notes".
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237:Bolton Association
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1000:: 7. 18 May 1889.
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955:: 3. 12 May 1888.
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469:Football Yearbook
348:Preston North End
277:Blackburn Olympic
195:Increasing impact
179:Blackburn Olympic
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1223:Spring Vale
1213:Feniscowles
1187:Pleasington
1167:Cherry Tree
803:York Herald
664:Darwen News
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162:Lancashire
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51:Dissolved
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1457:Politics
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1436:The Bee
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