in every FA Cup match since the Saints first entered in 1891, Marshall missed the match at home to Reading on 23 November 1895, when he was replaced by Joe Rogers. Although Marshall regained his place for the next round, he was again not selected for the First Round Proper match against The Wednesday, with John Hodgkinson taking over, as the Saints went down 3–2. In the summer of 1896, as a result of his injuries, Marshall retired from football to concentrate on his career with the Ordnance Survey. In his six seasons with Southampton, he made a total of 36 appearances in the Southern League or FA Cup, plus many more in friendlies and local cup competitions. Cricket career Marshall was also an occasional cricketer and made one first-eleven appearance for Hampshire against the Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) in June 1894, when he scored a total of five runs. He later went to stand as an umpire at the County Ground. References 1869 births 1938 deaths Footballers from Southampton English footballers Southern Football League players Southampton F.C. players English cricketers Hampshire cricketers Association football defenders Cricketers from Southampton