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THE READING OBSERVER, SATURDAY, AVGUST 21,
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FOOTBALL

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The majority of Ithe faces are;,
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published the' 50parate

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photogorapba of the individual pl a.yers ·

Football

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a really g~ group of tbe ...me '.

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Saturday a.ft-ernoon,

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few llOttw, of that game will be found

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been led ~t(). believe. I into

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v~ White.. A report.,·. or rather a.

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to find . thtll'

these ~Ma.yers can

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so one

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the aid . of these '

. battle in the higher grade of football.

wben, as one will pUceive, t.h~ pJILyers
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,strangl31:'" that the home club will do

players, together with one or two of
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This week we are able to reproduce

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tWa .coming season.

the team'. o16.cia.ls.

witD.....,.! any of the .truggles

at E lm ,Park last season, but there

be aasisting the Reading

who wilt

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doubt. familiwr to moot of our

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ROW (1.& to right): Taylor. Coop.r. Draper. Wild....Mav •••
Crawlord. Dilley. Harbidg·,· . P~"f_U., Aff~"v<'.
SECOND . ROW:
Smith
(capt.in). Rose, Yarnell an<lBAiley: ' , .' "
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. F, Wilhs (trainer). Bros~om. Horler. Wray:
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FRONT ROW: ,Speno•• Joseph Wild., W.ston. Get,GOd. Carr and Christi•.

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Club will he able to dra,.. ppon for
gam..
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their nam .. ...,
bo.... •
1ooId .,..,.do ;D' football oircleo. C, ~. Harlridp.
who will ' pt&,. in, moot ganiee. anieIo anything
,I ud....,... occam to preTeDt him cIonning t he
rlll11iliar blae .:nil white ooI00n. 11M hie picture
reprodnood ' 0 1 _ _
He, tog.-.b... with the
fllmOUi T. W. Nichol",! and R. Sloley. !uo.ve bee';

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selected to appeac in th& te8.m repre56Dting
EngllUld at Il¥> Olympw Gam ..... AntwOl'p tm.
m<>nth .....d; they will all tum out for Be..w.g
,.b:lnever ppsaibl.. Mil.. Ho'll"ell. who ueIIIed
th. club ~nCe or twioo laat _ . and ...ho b..
been. doing 80 well in the cricket world this
tIUIJlJD.er, has,also promlBed to play wh,m he can.
•>\.oJ to the n....oomen, although tb<oy have been
eeenj' with the 6J::uptioo of Taylor, in last

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Sat.urdaT" t.rial gune-, ,it i. yet too··~jy to wjnger. H~ sho~ great. pro~
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Ya.rn~, on~last Sa.tmday"a
h&za.rd any reliable judgment or critici~ , of
bone of convention, ever.... inoo the reoom~ .t.rjal\ 'form, c.taiD1y will have -tJ;ra , daim to the
their ·.abili£iflll
~g into OO;D~de~ioo , the :D1fncing of the &Ctivi~ies of ,the ,~g premier i;'rtJhip ~f tbe~. But, .opunona 8Om6..••ther 'ooncliUOn. of U.. moet trying 'kind for team .fter the cessation of boatiliti!". baa heen t~.. ·dilf.... which is ... well; ~hapo. Anyhow.
their bopt......u match. tbey impreooed one .... the filling of the centre-rorwud berth by • capable ~y'. prial 'game should decid<> .. to whether
)xing libly indeed. Spence w .. eep.cially sue' ,
How Roodu'g·. "'1ppOrt.... bvo longed for ' 1;1,""" Dipey' will- be selected, for that unenvialll~
e..stul in winning the applau ... a'!'i the BAln\in. another Allan Foster! That !poIitioD baa 'been ~ ' for the opening matclt.
Dilley certainly
tion of the apectaton. and it is to ~ 1!9ped..• he , tbe bug-bear of tbe l!~tora" and wbo will Il] showed
promiae !asi,.o...,n and g.....
win supply the need, badly felt, fC!t~ right. it. this yenr! So f&ir ~ere ac08ma. to be on11 one ~e
impreM.ioll tQat, after 40 little more

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b100s0m forth ..... pivot 0, of nndeuiable aI>ility,
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In oonelusion, it will , I>e of the g....t...i. ,oati..
faction to all. the
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Imow thir.i. 'complete, haMnony 'exilt;l between the

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augury. -lIm1I" ,re&i .,;lpport and 1... bicbrjng
eriticiBll1 on tbo, port of tbe'PuhliC.I' ~ DoW ... ~ted.
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