Saturday 11 April - Dagenham 0 Hendon4
The holders, and favourites to retain the London Intermediate Cup, the reserves turned in their poorest performance of the season at Dagenham, where they were beaten 4-0. Despite the presence of Brian Chubb, David Hogwood, Laurie Churchill, Peter Dean and David Swain the team just did not click. Churchill suffered an unusual, but painful injury. He had his neck trodden on!
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Saturday 04 April - Hendon 2 Dulwich Hamlet 0
The reserves beat Dulwich Hamlet reserves 2-0 on Saturday with two first half goals from left winger Vic Akers.
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Saturday 21 March - Hendon 2 Wycombe Wanderers 0
The reserves recorded a 2-0 home win over Wycombe Wanderers reserves. The goals, both in the second half, were scored by outside-left Peter Gray and Les Davey.
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Saturday 07 March - Hendon 2 Barking 0
The reserves, who won the London Intermediate Cup last season, have again reached the semi-final of the competition. They passed safely through by beating Barking 2-0 with goals from Peter Flann and David Swain.
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Saturday 15 February - Fisher Athletic 2 Hendon 3
The reserves had a tremendous tussle with Fisher Athletic, the Parthenon League side at Roehampton, before reaching the semi-final of the London Intermediate Cup, which we hold. The game went to extra-time before cheerful Johnny Payne settled the issue with the vital goal. The other scorers were Martin Hackett and Frankie Allen. Centre-forward Parnell netted both for Fisher Athletic
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Saturday 08 February - Hendon 2 Tooting & Mitcham United 1
Our second string did remarkably well to defeat a strong Tooting & Mitcham United side 2-1. Tooting, who included new signing Les Gibson, from Kingstonian, and Alan Viney, took the lead before we hit back through David Swain and Fred Pudney. Bobby Ellison had a blinder at right back.
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Saturday 01 February - Hendon 6 Maidstone United 0
The reserves trounced Maidstone Reserves 6-0. Laurie Churchill hit four goals and Vic Akers and Geoff Riddy shared the others.
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Saturday 25 January - Hounslow 1 Hendon 3
In defence of the London Intermediate Cup, which we hold, the reserves beat Hounslow 3-1. Vic Akers (2) and Peter Flann were the marksmen on this occasion.
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Saturday 18 January - Enfield 1 Hendon 3
The reserves continued their progress up the league table with a 3-1 win over Enfield Reserves. The goalscorers were John Payne and Laurie Churchill (2)
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Saturday 11 January - Hendon 3 Leytonstone 1
Our reserves returned to form with a 3-1 win over Leytonstone Reserves. Our scorers were Laurie Churchill (2) and Peter Dean. We were pleased to welcome back in this game Peter Flann, having his first run-out since fracturing his cheek bone last October.
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Saturday 28 December - Hendon 14 Whitefriars 1
The reserves had a field day, beating Whitefriars, a Harrow and District league side, 14-1 in the third round of the Middlesex Intermediate Cup to reach the quarter final. Scorers were Fred Pudney (6), Les Davey (2), Peter Dean (3), Frank Allen (2) and Vic Akers.
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Saturday 07 December - Leytonstone 0 Hendon 1
Our reserves stayed in the running for the Reserve Section championship with a slender 1-0 victory over Leytonstone Reserves last Saturday. The scorer was David Swain.
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Saturday 30 November - Ruislip Manor 2 Hendon 8
The reserves scored a fine 8-2 win over Ruislip Manor to progress to the next round of the Middlesex Intermediate Cup. Peter Dean had an inspiring game and the scorers were David Swain (3), Les Davey (2), Fred Pudney, Peter Dean and Vic Akers. In the next round, the reserves entertain the winners of the tie between Parkfield and Whitefriars.
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Saturday 23 November - Hendon 3 Bromley 0
The reserves stayed in the hunt for the championship of their section with a 3-0 win over Bromley thanks to the goalscoring efforts of Peter Dean (2) and David Swain.
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Saturday 09 November - Hendon 3 Walthamstow Avenue 0
Club captain, John Fisher, who only last month was told by a specialist that he would kick a ball until after Christmas, has made such rapid recovery from the terrible knee injury that required 27 stitches that he turned out for the reserves last Saturday and helped in the 3-0 home victory over Walthamstow Avenue. Geoff Riddy switched to right-back and had a good game. John is making a last minute bid to be fully fit in an effort to win his centre-half spot for the Welsh Amateur International side which meets England at Bangor soon. Newcomer Colin Bishop, who has played for Leyton Orient's Youth side, had a grand game for the reserves at left back. He had the job of marking Walthamstow's veteran international Jim Lewis. Holder of 49 England caps, Jim took a penalty which was brilliantly saved by goalie Ron Whittaker. Our scorers were David Swain (2) and Les Davey.
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Saturday 02 November - Alperton Old Boys 4 Hendon 8
Playing for the reserves in the Middlesex Intermediate Cup tie against Alperton Old Boys at Alperton, David Swain had another field day. He scored six of the best in the 8-4 victory. The other two were netted by left-winger Vic Akers, a 16-year-old newcomer from the Samuel Lithgow Boys' Club.
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Saturday 26 October - St Albans City 1 Hendon 0
Handicapped by an injury to outside right Russ Fleming, who was crocked after only a few minutes and took no further part in the game, the reserves lost by the only goal at St Albans. Though they only had ten men, it was a case of missed chances for our boys.
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Saturday 19 October - Hendon 2 Enfield 0
Our reserves maintained their position in the top half of their table by taking both points from Enfield with a 2-0 win. Both goals were scored by Peter Dean.
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Saturday 28 September - Tooting 0 Hendon 5
The reserves avenged our Seniors by winning 5-0 against Tooting at Sandy Lane. Evergreen Bill Fisher again turned out at full back for the stiffs who won handsomely with a hat-trick by Fred Pudney and other goals from 15-year-old Michael Carey, who plays with the coolness of a veteran, and Peter Dean.
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Wednesday 25 September - Wimbledon 4 Hendon 1
Laurie Churchill, recovered from his broken arm, had his first game of the season at Wimbledon. Though he scored, our stiffs lost 4-1.
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Saturday 21 September - Clapton 2 Hendon2
Peter Flann will certainly remember his visit to Clapton as he returned with a beautiful black eye. Despite his discomfort, the reserves drew 2-2 thanks to a first half penalty by Fred Pudney and a goal by Peter Dean.
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Saturday 31 August - Dulwich Hamlet 2 Hendon 1
Our reserves took a tumble at Dulwich where they were beaten 2-1. It was surprising because we were leading with a goal by Geoff Riddy, who went up for a corner, and then in the second half Dulwich lost their goalkeeper. He went to hospital with a gashed leg. Then Dulwich equalised and, despite another injury to one of their players, scored the winner late in the game.
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