What is recorded here
This blue commemorative plaque records: Bella Reay born in Cowpen. Centre forward for Blyth Spartans Ladies (1917-1919) and England. Bella scored 133 goals in one season and was part of the team which went on the win the Munitionettes' Cup in May 1918 Recorded plaque organisation: Blyth Town Council.
Bella Reay, born in Cowpen, was a prolific footballer for Blyth Spartans Ladies and England during the early 20th century; she notably scored 133 goals in one season and contributed to winning the Munitionettes' Cup in May 1918.
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