1865–66 Barnes F.C. season
This was the fourth season of Barnes Football Club.
| 4 November 1865 | Barnes | W-L | Civil Service | Barnes |
| Note: [1] | ||||
| 2 December 1865 | Crystal Palace | 0-0 | Barnes | Penge |
| 15:15 | ||||
| Note: Match was "nominally fifteen-a-side", but Barnes had 9 men (absentees included the captain Ebenezer Morley): Crystal Palace had 14. Game lasted one hour. Barnes (9 players): Barnes, Graham, Roberts, Le B. Smith, et al.[1] |
||||
| 20 January 1866 | Barnes | 0-2 | Civil Service[4][3] | Barnes |
| O. N. Fuller, F. Deacon | ||||
| Note: The Civil Service team "could muster only eight men, and were obliged to fill up the vacancies with members of other well-known clubs". Barnes (15 players): Barnes, C. Bagot, Courtenay, Drake, R. Graham, Greenhill, Karslake, H. P. Mackrell, Montgomery, W. Nettleship, M. Roberts, Sheppard, Le B. Smith, Tebbs, R. Willis. Civil Service (14 players): C. W. Alcock, A. E. Bateman, G. B. Blount, F. Deacon, R. D. Elphinstone, O. U. Fuller, Q. Hogg, J. Kirkpatrick, Rose, Seppings, A. H. Turner, X. Turner, C. G. Wandby, J. Wearne.[5][6][3] |
||||
| 3 February 1866 | Barnes | W-L | Crystal Palace | Barnes |
| Note: "Only a very small number of the representatives of Crystal Palace showed up".[7] | ||||
| 10 March 1866 | Barnes | 0 (2) - 0 (1)[8] | Crystal Palace | Barnes |
| 15:45[9] | Barnes, Villiers (touches down) | Unknown (touch down) | Attendance: "Numerous bystanders" | |
| Note: Game ended at 5 o'clock after 1 and a quarter hours' play. Barnes (14 players):[10] E. C. Morley (captain), R. Bamburry, T. K. Barnes, Boyle, R. Carrington, Farquharson, R. Graham, Hudson, D. M. O'Leary, M. Roberts, R. Shepard, S. L. B. Smith, R. Villiers, R. Willis. Crystal Palace (15 players): A. Morton (capt.), E. Abraham, D. Allport, W. Allport, Cockerell, A. Cutbill, E. Cutbill, H. Foster, Grose, E. K. Hammond, A. Lloyd, H. Lloyd, T. Lloyd, Saward, T. Sharland.[7] |
||||
| 1865-65 season | ||
|---|---|---|
| Captain | Ebenezer Morley | |
| Secretary | Robert Willis | |
| Rules | Laws of the Game (1863) Laws of the Game (1866) (after 22 February 1866). | |
|
| ||
Athletic Sports
- Date: 24 March 1866[11]
- Venue: The Limes, Mortlake. (Field belonging to T. Marsh Nelson, to the back of the White Hart public house).
- Committee: Ebenezer Morley (starter), H. H. Playford (judge), E. Conant, R. G. Graham, R. Wright, G. Villiers
- Secretary: Robert Willis
- Events: 100 yards race, 300 yards race, one mile handicap, 220 yards hurdle race, one mile steeple chase, long jump, high jump with pole.
Notes
- "Barnes v. Crystal Palace". Sporting Life: 3. 1865-12-06.
- Allegedly a scratch team, of which nine happened to be civil servants, the actual "Civil Service" team not playing because Barnes refused to play to its rules.
- Kirkpatrick, Ja[me]s (1866-02-03). "Barnes v. Civil Service". Field: 26.
- Allegedly a scratch team, of which nine happened to be civil servants, the actual "Civil Service" team not playing because Barnes refused to play to its rules.
- "Barnes v. Civil Service". Field: 19. 1866-01-27.
- "Barnes v. Civil Service". Field: 19. 1866-01-27.
- "Barnes v. Crystal Palace". Field: 23. 1866-03-17.
- Barnes won by 2 touches down to 1
- imputed
- report states that Barnes had 15 players, but only 14 are listed
- "Barnes Football Club". Bell's Life in London: 7. 1866-03-31.
gollark: I remember reading about some weirdness with static vs dynamic linking.
gollark: Hmm, solution: ship some kind of shim layer which converts the native APIs to some other format, release that under the GPL, but then don't GPLize any code which connects via that.
gollark: PotatOS is free and open source?
gollark: I should ship tape shuffler too!
gollark: And yes, it is very chaotic, potatOS ships two incompatible binary object serialization libraries, its own fork of GPS with dimension/server support, elliptic curve cryptography with SHA256 but also separate non-cryptographically-secure checksums for some reason, and a ton of random programs, some of which are actually just inlined in the code.
This article is issued from Wikipedia. The text is licensed under Creative Commons - Attribution - Sharealike. Additional terms may apply for the media files.