Results and Players 1910-11 to 1919-20
| 1910-1911 | 1911-1912 | 1912-1913 | 1913-1914 |
| 1914-1915 | 1915-1916 | 1916 to 1919 | 1919-1920 |
Although the County Schools' Football Association had not yet been established the following was reported in the Durham County Advertiser on Friday 24 April 1908.
"This match between schoolboys representing the counties of Durham and Northumberland took place at Roker Park, Sunderland before only a small attendance. The first half was mostly in Durham's favour, though they had the wind and sun against them. Patterson scored for them (Bolam falling) nearly midway through the first half and soon afterwards the same forward added number two. Northumberland played well but could not find the net.
The second half lacked interest compared with the first section. Durham's good back play kept Northumberland out. Peacock scored Durham's third goal. Bainbridge, the young international, played for Durham and played exceedingly well though he was not able to score."
Result: Durham 3 Northumberland 0
Durham
GK; Armstrong (Blaydon)
RB: McLaffy (Southwick), LB: Carr (West Pelton)
RH: Taylor (Silksworth), CH: Handyside (Blaydon), LH: Lamb (Ryhope)
OR: Simpson Bainbridge (Silksworth), IR: Peacock (Blaydon), CF: Patterson (Southwick), IL: Potts (Southwick), OL: Brown (Hylton Road)
Northumberland
GK; Bolam (St Anthony's)
RB: Sharp (Rutherford College), LB: Mordue (Blyth National)
RH: Stich (West Jesmond), CH: Sheriff (Choppington), LH: Vairy (North Shields)
OR: Nicholson (Rutherford College), IR: Hine (Burradon), CF: Riddell (Burradon), IL: Dixon (Choppington), OL: Hughes (Rutherford College)
Season 1909-1910
The Durham Chronicle of Friday 3 June 1910 reported: At a meeting of the Durham County Schools' Football Association, held in Durham, the chairman proposed the playing of a North county team against a South county team, and awarding players caps. It had been intended to arrange county matches with Northumberland and Yorkshire, but the season was too far advanced for these being arranged and carried out.
For the North v South match the county was split into halves, giving each over 40 clubs from which to select 11 players and 1 reserve. The committee have spread these favours out as far as possible, as well as could be arranged, limiting each league to 3 players, each club to 1 player, and giving preference to boys nearing the completion of their school term, as the younger ones will have the chance of a county cap next year.
The match will be played under the Durham Cup rules, which competition by the way has the largest number of entries of any school football competition in the world. The game will be played at Wingate on Saturday, kick off at 4pm. The North team will play in blue jerseys and white pants, and the South team in white jerseys with dark bands and black pants.
The teams selected are:
NORTH
GK: Cook (Herrington)
RB: Boustead (Moorsley) LB: Bond (Birtley)
RH: Thirlaway (Usworth) CH: Hill (Hetton) LH: Maddison (Murton)
OR: Vasey (Chilton Moor) IR: Gradon (Perkinsville) CF: Todd (Washington) IL: Savage (Hylton Road) OL: Phillips (Silksworth)
Reserve: Ellerington (Newbottle)
SOUTH
GK: Milburn (New Brancepeth)
RB: Slack (Byers Green) LB: Heron (Ushaw Moor)
RH: Hood (Mt Pleasant) CH: Wilson (Cassop) LH: Daglish (Esh Winning)
OR: Nelson (Thornley) IR: Smith (Upper Church Street, Spennymoor) CF: Parker (New Brancepeth) IL: Taylor (Crook) OL: Kent (Aycliffe)
Reserve: Makepeace (Lynesack)
The Durham Chronicle of Fri 10 June 1910 reported that "There was a large crowd of spectators present on the Burden Park ground, Wingate on Saturday to witness the Durham County Schools' match, North v South. The teams were evenly matched and a draw was a true representation of the play. All the players were presented with caps."
Season 1910-1911
| Durham | 2 - 1 | Northumberland | Merritt (2) |
| Players | Apps | Goals | Association | |
| Cresswell | Warney | 1 | South Shields SFA | |
| Davison | 1 | Spennymoor SFA | ||
| Dodds | 1 | Deerness Valley SFA | ||
| Elsdon | 1 | Derwent Valley SFA | ||
| Hartnell | S | 1 | Spennymoor SFA | |
| Masters | 1 | Lambton & Hetton SFA | ||
| Merritt | 1 | 2 | Lambton & Hetton SFA | |
| Ritson | 1 | Washington SFA | ||
| Thornton | 1 | East Durham SFA | ||
| Vasey | L | 1 | Lambton & Hetton SFA | |
| Wilson | 1 | Crook SFA |
Season 1911-1912
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| Northumberland | 3Â - 5 | Durham | Mather (2), Wilson, Walls (2) |
| Durham | v | Northumberland | |
It is recorded in the Minute Book "that two matches with Northumberland - one away and one home - be played this season". There is no mention of the team or the result for the first game but The Durham Advertiser of Fri 19 April 1912 lists the goalscorers for the game at Blyth. However, the minutes of May 11th 1912 state "It was decided to play the return match with Northumberland on Saturday 1 June 1912 at Gateshead."
| Players | Apps | Goals | Association | |
| Crown | 1 | Sunderland SFA | ||
| Elliott | 1 | Kelloe SFA | ||
| Holland | Peter | 1 | Lambton & Hetton SFA | |
| Kay | 1 | Lambton & Hetton SFA | ||
| Kirby | W | 1 | Washington SFA | |
| Mather | 1 | 2 | East Durham SFA | |
| Nicholson | Joseph | 1 | Sunderland SFA | |
| Phillipson | Thomas | 1 | Ryton SFA | |
| Walls | G | 1 | 2 | Chester-le-Street SFA |
| White | 1 | Chester-le-Street SFA | ||
| Wilson | GW | 1 | 1 | South Shields SFA |
Season 1912-1913
| Durham | 0 - 0 | Northumberland | |
| Northumberland | 3 - 4 | Durham |
The Durham Chronicle of Friday 3 January 1913 reported: "Durham and Northumberland at Birtley before a fair attendance. The Northumberland Boys were the bigger team and their defence was strong. The goalkeeper, Hamilton, played well and the Durham Boys were the stronger and nippier forward line. Holland put in some nice work but, on the whole, Phillipson was the pick of the line. The game resulted in a goalless draw but both sides having played keenly and vigorously."
| Players | Apps | Goals | Association | |
| Aiston | 1 | Blaydon SFA | ||
| Dawson | H | 2 | Chester-le-Street SFA | |
| Elliott | 1 | South Shields SFA | ||
| Greener | 2 | Chester-le-Street SFA | ||
| Haggon | 2 | Washington SFA | ||
| Holland | Peter | 2 | Lambton & Hetton SFA | |
| Holt | 1 | Stanley SFA | ||
| Howgate | 1 | Stanley SFA | ||
| Kettle | 1 | South Shields SFA | ||
| Nicholson | Joseph | 1 | Sunderland SFA | |
| Peacock | 2 | Stockton SFA | ||
| Phillipson | Thomas | 2 | Ryton SFA | |
| Robson | JW | 1 | Sunderland SFA | |
| Routledge | 1 | Washington SFA | ||
| Spencer | JW | 1 | Sunderland SFA |
Season 1913-1914
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| Durham | 1 - 5 | Northumberland | Harrison |
| Northumberland | v | Durham | |
The Durham Chronicle of Friday 2 January 1914 reported: "The match between Durham and Northumberland at West Stanley on Saturday was anything but an exciting exhibition. The wind was a prominent factor in the game with the result that in the first half Durham penned their opponents into their own half. The Northumbrian defence, however, was sound only being beaten once by Harrison of West Stanley. The second half saw a complete turning of the tables. Durham were on the defensive all the while and that defence proved a weak one with the result that Northumberland scored no fewer than five times."
| Players | Apps | Goals | Association | |
| Burrows | 1 | Lambton & Hetton SFA | ||
| Crooks | 1 | Deerness Valley SFA | ||
| Davison | 2 | Lambton & Hetton SFA | ||
| Davison | 2 | Sunderland SFA | ||
| Dawson | 1 | South Shields SFA | ||
| Harrison | 2 | 1 | Stanley SFA | |
| Hetherington | 1 | South Shields SFA | ||
| Lilley | 1 | Lambton & Hetton SFA | ||
| Longstaff | 1 | Stockton SFA | ||
| Richardson | 1 | Derwent Valley SFA | ||
| Ruddick | 1 | Stanley SFA | ||
| Scott | A | 2 | Sunderland SFA | |
| Stephenson | 1 | Sunderland SFA | ||
| Storey | 1 | Sunderland SFA | ||
| Thirkell | 1 | South Shields SFA | ||
| Watson | E | 2 | Sunderland SFA | |
| Williamson | 2 | South Shields SFA |
Season 1914-1915
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| Durham | 0 - 2 | Northumberland | |
| Players | Apps | Goals | Association | |
| Brabban | 1 | Sunderland SFA | ||
| Carruthers | 1 | Chester-le-Street SFA | ||
| Charlton | WT | 1 | Sunderland SFA | |
| Douglas | 1 | South Shields SFA | ||
| Gibson | 1 | East Durham SFA | ||
| Hughes | 1 | Jarrow SFA | ||
| Hughes | Richard | 1 | Sunderland SFA | |
| Oxberry | 1 | Sunderland SFA | ||
| Pinkney | R | 1 | Deerness Valley SFA | |
| Reed | W | 1 | Derwent Valley SFA | |
| Young | 1 | Sunderland SFA |
Season 1915-1916
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| Durham | 0 - 2 | Northumberland | Match abandoned |
| Northumberland | 3 - 3 | Durham | |
The Durham Chronicle of Friday 17 March 1916 reported: "The inter-county schoolboy match between Durham and Northumberland, which was played at Hendon on Saturday, had to be abandoned 10 minutes after the resumption owing to a heavy snowstorm. There had been no score in the first half but before the game was abandoned Arkle and Armitage had each scored for Northumberland but Durham had not found the net."
The Durham Chronicle of Friday 28 April 1916 reported: "Four internationals took part in the County schoolboys' fixture at Portland Park, Ashington on Saturday. Hughes and Glidden, the Sunderland Players, appearing for Durham whilst Cowell (Newburn) and Wardhaugh (Hartey) appeared on the Northumberland side. Half a dozen goals equally divided between the teams was a result in the game which the fortunes of war varied considerably but which in the end gave the impression Durham were slightly the better team and deserved to claim a win."
| Players | Apps | Goals | Association | |
| Batey | 2 | South Shields SFA | ||
| Bellas | 1 | Deerness Valley SFA | ||
| Colman | 1 | Sunderland SFA | ||
| Cutting | 1 | Sunderland SFA | ||
| Fell | 1 | Deerness Valley SFA | ||
| Foster | 2 | Sunderland SFA | ||
| Gibbon | 1 | Sunderland SFA | ||
| Glidden | Tommy | 2 | Sunderland SFA | |
| Gowland | 1 | Washington SFA | ||
| Hughes | Richard | 2 | Sunderland SFA | |
| Jopling | 1 | Sunderland SFA | ||
| Lorraine | 2 | Sunderland SFA | ||
| Oswald | 1 | Washington SFA | ||
| Smart | 1 | East Durham SFA | ||
| Smith | 2 | Washington SFA | ||
| Sparnon | 1 | Washington SFA |
Seasons 1916-1919
Season 1916-17: It was considered "inadvisable to play County matches during this season".
Season 1917-18: No matches played.
Season 1918-19: No matches played.
Season 1919-1920
| Durham | 0 - 0 | Northumberland | |
| Northumberland | 1 - 2 | Durham |
| Players | Apps | Goals | Association | |
| Bell | G | 2 | Sunderland SFA | |
| Blenkinsop | 2 | Deerness Valley SFA | ||
| Brown | 2 | West Stanley SFA | ||
| Cogdon | 1 | Sunderland SFA | ||
| Eltringham | W | 1 | Sunderland SFA | |
| Escott | 2 | Lambton & Hetton SFA | ||
| Kirby | 1 | Washington SFA | ||
| Makepeace | 1 | East Durham SFA | ||
| McKenna | 2 | Kelloe SFA | ||
| Parish | 2 | Deerness Valley SFA | ||
| Parish | 1 | West Stanley SFA | ||
| Prince | 1 | South Shields SFA | ||
| Spence | 2 | South Shields SFA | ||
| Tymon | 1 | East Durham SFA | ||
| Wilson | 1 | West Stanley SFA |
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