No. 105

The T. B. + Q. S. foot-ball match was played at Vincent Square on Mar. 11th resulting in the Q. S. getting three goals to our one. T. B. Curteis, H. (Captain) Lee, G. H. Vidal, W. Stephenson, C. Randall, W. S. Pemberton, R. L. Loch, J. Short, M. Rawson, W. S. Busk, T. Haden,…

No. 93

The T. B. + Q. S. football match was played this half in March /67. We played hard for nearly an hour + at last got 1 game. Which again showed the good of having backs for the QS. only had two + we had 4. We had by far the weaker eleven but it…

No. 92

After Xmas W. T. Dixon left. + S West took the Captainship of the football. Dixon played in the eleven. R. W. E Eastwich gave up his cup as he had smashed his collar-bone 3 times. F. Randolph succeeded him. At the end of last half we challenged Eton + they accepted to play the…

No. 91

This match showed there ought to be 4 behinds .b. goal keeper .2. Backs. 1. Half Back. The Queen Scholars acted this Christmas Terence’s Andria, very well. And an Epilogue written by Rev. T. Marshall. (Grants).

No. 90

The Foot-ball Eleven was made up soon after the Athletic Sports, being as follows. T. Dixon. Capt. QS. West. QS. Bovill. QS. A G. Lee TB. du Pré. QS. W. E Eastwich TB. H. Grant’s E. Miller T. B. H. Bickmore Q.S. E. Lee T. B. C. Smith T. B. Curteis T.B. We played Charterhouse…

No. 82

The Etonians sent their usual challenge for the 15th Decr which was the night of the Last Play. We had therefore to postpone the Match until the 20th, when the Etonians were only able to bring down 8 of their Eleven, with three other present Etonians. We had decidedly the best of it as we…

No. 79

“The Charterhouse Football match” was played on the 22nd of Nov. It was a very hard game, Westminster had the best of it but could not succeed in getting a game so the match was drawn. Football Eleven F. Lucas. Capt. Pownall. TB G. Lee TB. Eastwick TB Chapman QS. Circuitt QS. J. Dixon QS.…

No. 72

To account for the absence of the “Harrow” & Eton matches, this year, I must record that Scott would not allow the fellows in the “Play” to play football after a certain day – before which day it was impossible to play them.