BEE’S NOTES
The Liverpool Echo- Tuesday, June 5, 1923
I must regret, with regret, the chairmen of football leagues have latterly been out of health. First, it was Mr. John McKenna; then it was Mr. W.R. Williams, of the Liverpool club; and now it is Mr. W.C. Cuff, who has had to forget business and go for a holiday, as he is not at all well. We wish them all speedy recoveries.

FRANK ALFORD
Yorkshire Post and Leeds Intelligencer - Monday 11 June 1923
Barrow have secured the services of Frank Alford, outside left, who left Barrow to play for Everton two seasons ago. 

LOCAL FOOTBALL SIGNING
The Liverpool Echo-Wednesday, June 13, 1923
Sam Challinor, the clever half-back of Halifax and Accrington, has this day signed for New Brighton F.C., the new Third division team. Challinor in his time played for Everton. He has a good style, and this is allied to speed and brainwork.

ERNIE MAGNER
The Liverpool Echo -Monday, June 18, 1923
Bee’s Notes
Ernie Magner, one time an Everton and Scottish player, is back in Liverpool for a holiday. He has been coaching in Holland. Harry Makepeace had a spell there some years ago.

FRANK MITCHELL
Star Green ‘Un-Saturday June 23, 1923
Tranmere have signed on Mitchell, the former goalkeeper of Everton and Liverpool.

LATEST SPORTS NEWS
Liverpool Echo- Monday, June 25, 1923
Mr. W.C. Cuff has been re-elected chairman of the Everton F.C and Mr. Green vice-chairman. The dates of the practice matches have been arranged as follows;- August 11 (Saturday) and August 15 (Wednesday) The stands of the Goodison-road and Bullens-road (double decker) have been repainted, and there have also been a few small improvements to the ground.

JEFFERIS SIGNS FOR SOUTHPORT F.C
Lancashire Evening Post- Friday, June 29, 1923
Frank Jefferis, the old Southampton-Everton and North land International inside right was this afternoon signed by Southport. Jefferis, who was " capped " against Scotland and Wales in 1912, is a native of Fordingbridge, and has had a successful career in first-class football. He went to Goodison Park from Southampton several season ago and rendered the Merseyside club excellent service. Jefferies was transferred to North End in the early part of 1920 at a £1,500 fee and was the means of building up North End's attack, in which he was the chief figure in the latter half of 1920-21 season, when the right way was one of the best in the country.  At the close of last season he was placed on the transfer list, and North End met a price of £5OO upon him, but the League subsequently reduced the figure to £250. Following the annual meeting of the North End club on Wednesday night, the directors at a private meeting decided to give Jefferis a free transfer, and the Southport secretary (Councillor E. Clayton) came over to Preston and signed him late this afternoon. Southport hare secured a lot of promising young forwards, andJefferis will sign for the club as player-coach.