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... RUGBY CLAIM FOR POOLING OF TOUR GATE RECEIPTS. £29,557 TO ,27; By Forward. THE Australian team managers complaint in respect to the haul struggle which the Tourists arc experiencing in regard to balancing pvnenses and match receipts not Sant reading for ...
... RUGBY tiloucester could not hare chosen better team to Londoners an idea their real stremrth than the Scottish, who far hare looked like carry inf ail bofore them. Unluckily, Saturday tner ere without two of their best men, Clausa and M'Millaii. bu! ucrainst ...
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... ability and resource. William Rees (Llanelly—Swinton).—Outside half-back. sft. Sin., lOet. 101 b. Has played Rugby Union, Rugby League, Rugby Union, and Soccer football in the order named. A player with a safe pair hands, he is great connecting link with ...
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... down as they did before what, at their best, cannot be better than a second-class team. Judging by the miserable attendance, Rugby football does not seem to find much favour with the followers of St. Crispin, nor will it until the county is much better ...
... proposals as un- practicable. Two-thirds Obstacle. Reforms and changes even of minor importance are difficult to secure in the Rugby Football League, for the simple reason that. a two-thirds majority is necessary to carry altera- tions of byelaws and. playing ...