NEWCASTLE
WEST WALLSEND.
West Wallsand and Woodpeckers' Soccer Clubs held a social and presentation of trophies In the West Wallsend School of Arts on Monday night. The musicians were Messrs. Cullen and Bowie, with Mr. T. Fuller as M.C. The hall presented a pleasant appearance, while on a table was what was claimed to be the record display of trophies ever won by one district in any season. The display consisted of six cups, namely, the Kerr, Ellie, Lyall, Richardson, Hunter, and Burns (six a side cup). The medals were the Kerr, "A" grade, 'State junior championship, and six-a-side competition. The presentations were made by Messrs. J. H. Bloomfield (president N.D.B.F.A.), L. B. Tamlyn, Gregory, J. M'Lure, H. Maunders, while the acknowledgments were made by R. Sneddon, C. Shields, W. Maunders, W. James, A. Longworth, and H. Maunders.
SOUTH AUSTRALIA
Register, Monday 21 February 1921, page 5
ENGLISH CRICKETERS AND "SOCCER."
At the last meeting of the South Australian British Football Association, at the Y.M.C.A., it was decided that a challenge issued by the Eng lish cricketers now visiting the Commonwealth to plav any team in Australia should be taken up. It is hoped that a match can be arranged, and that it will tie played the day before the cricket match against South Australia takes place.
Register, Friday 18 February 1921, page 2
Mercury, Thursday 17 February 1921, page 8
SOCCER FOOTBALL
LOCAL V. NAVAL TEAM.
The naval boats now in port carry a number of first-class Soccer teams, and the local players are arranging to play against a team from the Swordsman on Saturday at Lindisfarne.
VICTORIA
Herald, Monday 14 February 1921, page 7
INTERNATIONAL FOOTBALL
England Defeats Ireland SCOTLAND WINS FROM WALES
LONDON, Feb. 12.
In Rugby football, England defeated Ireland at Twickenham by 15 points to nil. Playing at Aberdeen, Scotland defeated Wales in Soccer by 2 points to 1.
BRISBANE
Daily Standard (Brisbane, Qld. : 1912 - 1936), Saturday 19 February 1921, page 9
SOCCER FOOTBALL,
A meeting of the Kangaroo Football (Soccer) and Athletic Club was held at the Point Hotel on Wednesday night. The following officers were appointed: Patron, Mr. W. Bertram,, M.L.A.; vice-patron, Mr. Peters; president, Mr. Jenkins; vice-presidents. Messrs. Carter, Hetherington, Mackay, Raymond, Halek, Pearce, Mackenzie, Switzer, and Wheeler; club captain. C. Dillon; treasurer, Mr, Edwards; secretary, Mr. Lyle; delegation to the Football Association, Messrs. - Mackenzie, Ireland, and Halek. The entrance fee for the football was fixed at 10s, but the fees and other matters relating to the athletic branch were postponed for a further meeting, when sub-committees from the various branches of sport will be appointed. As this is the first time Kangaroo Point has established an athletic club, a good deal of enthu siasm Is being shown by the sporting fraternity. A meeting of the Soccer section will be held next Thursday night at the same place.
Telegraph, Wednesday 23 February 1921, page 5
SOCCER FOOTBALL
1920 SEASON A RECORD VISIT OF NEW ZEALAND XI.
By ."RIGHT HALF."
The extent of the Soccer football boom in Brisbane last season may be judged from the fact that the balance-sheet of the Queensland British Football Association, which will be presented at the annual meeting of that body, in the Concordia Hall, Charlotte street, tonight, shows a turnover for the 1920 season of £1,044.
. THREE NEW SENIOR CLUBS. Three new senior clubs will join up this season — Wynnum, Alderley, and Kangaroo Point. Last year there were nine senior, six first grade junior, nine second grade junior, and 12 third grade junior clubs, and not one disbanded during the season. The total number of players registered was 796. "Although this number was not record," states the annual report, "it was highly satis factory, seeing that it was the first serious season after a lapse of four years," Soccer is to become a pastime for 50 or more members of the Brisbane Gymnasium. Instructor J. J. Betts, who played for the senior premiers, Corinthians, last season, will coach the team, which intends lo make a strong bid for the first grade Junior premiership.
Telegraph, Wednesday 23 February 1921, page 5
VIOLET FOOTBALL CLUB
A meeting of the Violet Soccer Football Club will be held In the club room, Gladstone road section, next Thursday night at 8 o'clock. Members will meet at Musgrove Park next Saturday afternoon, at 3 p.m., for training purposes.
PERTH
West Australian, Wednesday 23 February 1921, page 8
FOOTBALL The annual general meeting of the Northern Casuals Football Club (British Association) will be held at Sports Club. Viking House, William-street, Perth, at 8 o'clock this evening. All members and in trnding members are requested to attend.
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