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Identifier: ruhlebencampmaga19164berl (find matches)
Title: The Ruhleben camp magazine
Year: 1916 (1910s)
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Subjects: Ruhleben (Concentration camp) World War, 1914-1918 World War, 1914-1918
Publisher: (Berlin, J.S. Preuss, printer)
Contributing Library: Boston College Libraries
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A very hard fast game inwhich 4 were undoubtedly the better side in every departmentbut shooting. Had they taken merely a percentage of theiropportunities they would certainly have won easily. March 13. 1st. League: 7 v. 17 9—0. The winners wereeasiiy the better side and might have augmented their scorewith an atom of luck. Hartley was the great man of the team.2nd League 11 v. 2. 2—315 v. 8. 0—2. Tuesday, March 14th. 1st. League. 9 v. 11. 3—1. Bar. 11were compelled, through injuries, to take the field withouttheir two best players, Bodin and Bloomer. However theygave the prospective champions a good hard fight. \ It wasa real enjoyable tussle and the score is a fair criterion of thegame. 1st League. 5 fv. 20. 2—0. j A splendid match, fast andclever. The winners only advantage was in front of goal,but as this is the most important factor in the winning ( ofmatches, they fully deserved the victory. 2nd D. 4 v. 3. 3—1. FRED R penTLAND. «■$ JUST BACK FROM RUHLFBFN • ! 31
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nursey dear ! WHO IS THAT funny man KISSING MOTHER?! thats your FATHER, dfar. 32 RUGBY. OWING to bad weather no Rugby was possible for aconsiderable period after the end of the Cup Final. Theresult of this long period of inactivity was shown in theplay of the first match of the second round of theLeague, piwhich the Barbarians met the Harlequins. The Barbarians havebeen greatly strengthened by the inclusion of Scott, Ritchie,Mounsey and Charnley of the United Services, which teamhad to be disbanded owing to want of support. Scott andMounsey were just the men required to make Blackheath anexcellent all-round team, which fact was proved by Blackheathbeating the Harlequins by 22 points to 3. As usual Harlequinsput up an excellent game and, but for the want of a couploof good three-quarters, would have gone very near beatingthem. The second match to be played was that between Bar-barians and Wasps. By means of the dashing play of theirthree-quarters the Barbarians managed to win by 11—5

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  • booksubject:World_War__1914_1918
  • bookpublisher:_Berlin__J_S__Preuss__printer_
  • bookcontributor:Boston_College_Libraries
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