On February 26th our eleven went down to Godalming and were followed immediately after school by a large number of supporters. Their ground maintained its usual character of hard and dry dustiness which seemed to no small extent to throw us out. Their eleven which xhad not been defeated once in the season was deprived…
The temporary committee whose names I have recorded in 457 have succeeded in their endeavours to form a O.W.F.C. it may be thought right that the results of the first season’s play should be recorded. I therefore extract the following list from the Elizabethan Nov 6 v Clapham Rovers Drawn 2-2 10 v O. U.…
Our football Eleven suffered somewhat this term from the departure of H.N. Robson (last term’s captain) but not so much as had been expected; for in R.J. Squire one of the right-wing forwards it found one of the best backs in England. As there was little if anything to choose between O. Scoones (Q.S) and…
On Mr Ingram’s retirement the office of Under-Master was abolished and that of Master of the Q.S.S substituted. The Revd A. Homer is the first holder of the new office.
The following Townboys are now in the Sixth- W.L. Benbow (Grants) (T.B. Monitor) E. Poland (Grants) (T.B Monitor) H.A. Munro (Rigauds HB) (T.B. Monitor) J.B. Hodge (Grants) J. Morison (Grants) H.G. Gwinner (Home Boarders) H.K. Bruce (Home Boarders) F.F. James (Rigauds) W.G. Hewitt (HB Rigauds) A. Soames (HB Grants)