Charterhouse v. Westminster. This match was played on St. David’s day, & resulted in a victory for Charterhouse by 2 goals. Our team consisted of P.G.L. Webb (Capt.), E.H Alington, C. Fox (T.B), Gamble (T.B), Rawson (T.B), Williams, Waddington, Crowdy, Whitehead, Aston, C.S. Dawson. QSS v. TBB. We were beaten by two goals. M.M. Rodocanachi
Rigaud’s v. H.B.’s (2) resulted in a victory for Rigaud’s 6 to one. Sixth v. School was a victory for School by one goal which was however disputed.
Rigaud’s and Home Boarders. C.Fox, Rogers, Rodocanachi, Abernathy, Abernathy (II), Fox J, Horne, Gamble, Barber, Cuppage, Tayloe. H.B. Rumball. T Secretan, C. Secretan, A.B. Cartwright, Ellis, Frere, Frere (II), Noyes, Borradaile, Leggatt, Hollis. This match resulted in a victory for Rigaud’s by 3 goals to two. For Rigauds Fox, Rogers, Gamble were very conspicuous.
The football season has been rather successful out of 6 matches 3 were won, 2 drawn & 1 lost. F Noyes team won 4-2 The twenty two won 2-0 Civil Service lost 0-1 Harrow Chequers drawn 2-2 Crystal Palace won 3-1 Clapham Rovers drawn 2-2 The eleven is composed of P.G.L Webb, A.H. Alington,…
Football. The XI now stand as follows: H.S. Otter. QS. (Capt). E.H Alington. Q.S. H.L Randall. Q.S. P.G.L Webb. Q.S. R.P. McKeand. T.B. E.H. Holthouse. QS. E. Waddington. Q.S. T. Crowdy. Q.S. C. Fox T.B. F. Whitehead. Q.S. N.C. Bailey T.B. The following were the matches played: GOALS FOR US AGST.…
Football – The XI stands as follows: H.S. Otter. QS. Capt. H.A.C Rogers QS. E.H Alington. Q.S. H.L Randall. Q.S. P.G.L Webb. Q.S. R.P. McKeand. T.B. E.H. Holthouse. QS. E. Waddington. Q.S. F.D. Crowdy. Q.S. C. Fox T.B. F. Whitehead. Q.S. The following matches were played by the XI. Goals for…
The match this year between Grants & Rigauds was a very hollow affair & resulted in a victory for the former house by 13 goals to 0. The football eleven has been very successful this year as yet, there have been 5 matches of which we have won 4 against the Gitanos (3 goals to…
H.W. Jermyn, and old Westminster, having been appointed Bishop of Colombo we received a half holiday on Nov. 23. when the football match between Grants and Rigauds was played, which resulted in each catching a goal. R. P. McKeand kicked the one for Grants. A P Hill
The T. B. v Q. S. foot ball match was played in the 17th of February and resulted in an easy victory for the Q.S.S. who had ten out of the eleven. The Q.S.S. got 6 games to 0.
The Seniors raised an objection to the Under Remove Town boys being exempted from attending station; for as they said that many of them were minor candidates & would have as juniors in College to attend Station; this argument decided the Head Master in favour of the proposed & he gave out the following rules:-…