Cup Finals 2012
Senior Cup31 Mar - Old Parkonians 3─2 Old Minchendenians (at Old Owens, 3pm)
Junior Cup24 Mar - Old Parkonians Res 3─2 (aet) Old Suttonians Res (at Old Tenisonians, 3pm)
Minor Cup21 Apr - Old Parkonians 3rd 3─1 Old Owens 3rd (at East Barnet O.G., 3pm)
4th XI Cup14 Apr - Old Minchendenians 4th 3─2 (aet) Old Finchleians 4th (at Old Parkonians, 3pm)
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5th XI Cup28 Apr - Old Owens 5th 2─0 Old Parmiterians 5th (at Old Minchendenians, 3pm)
6th XI Cup28 Apr - Old Finchleians 6th 5─0 Old Parmiterians 6th (at Old Lyonians, 3pm)
7th XI Cup14 Apr - Old Parmiterians 3─2 Old Owens 7th (at Old Finchleians, 1.00pm)
Veterans Cup14 Apr - Old Aloysians Vets 4─2 Albanian Vets (at Old Finchleians, 1.00pm)
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About the Old Boys Cup
The Old Boys Cup competition was founded in the season 1913-14 due to the fact that in 1913 the Arthur Dunn Cup committee was faced with the problem of having received numerous applications over and above those from the clubs already in the competition.
It was decided that invitations for 1913-14 should only be issued to those clubs who had competed in the previous season. At the same time, it was further decided to inaugurate a new competition on the same lines as the Arthur Dunn to be known as the Old Boys Cup.
The Arthur Dunn Cup committee continued to control and manage the Old Boys Cup from then until 1926 when the Football Association drew attention to one of their rules which stipulated that it was only permissible for a competition to promote and manage a second competition if the latter is restricted to members of the promoting competition (in this case the ADC).
It was therefore necessary that the Old Boys Cup should have an independent constitution, and in consequence the present competition came into being and held its first meeting on 10 June 1927.
It was decided that invitations for 1913-14 should only be issued to those clubs who had competed in the previous season. At the same time, it was further decided to inaugurate a new competition on the same lines as the Arthur Dunn to be known as the Old Boys Cup.
The Arthur Dunn Cup committee continued to control and manage the Old Boys Cup from then until 1926 when the Football Association drew attention to one of their rules which stipulated that it was only permissible for a competition to promote and manage a second competition if the latter is restricted to members of the promoting competition (in this case the ADC).
It was therefore necessary that the Old Boys Cup should have an independent constitution, and in consequence the present competition came into being and held its first meeting on 10 June 1927.
