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This was the fourth season of Barnes Football Club.
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]
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.[4][3]
Note: Game ended at 5 o'clock after 1 and a quarter hours' play. Barnes (14 players):[8] 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.[5]
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.
Notesedit
^ abc"Barnes v. Crystal Palace". Sporting Life: 3. 6 December 1865.
^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.
^ abKirkpatrick, Ja[me]s (3 February 1866). "Barnes v. Civil Service". Field: 26.
^"Barnes v. Civil Service". Field: 19. 27 January 1866.
^ ab"Barnes v. Crystal Palace". Field: 23. 17 March 1866.
1865, barnes, season, this, article, lead, section, short, adequately, summarize, points, please, consider, expanding, lead, provide, accessible, overview, important, aspects, article, october, 2023, this, fourth, season, barnes, football, club, barnes1865, se. This article s lead section may be too short to adequately summarize the key points Please consider expanding the lead to provide an accessible overview of all important aspects of the article October 2023 This was the fourth season of Barnes Football Club Barnes1865 65 seasonCaptainEbenezer MorleySecretaryRobert WillisRulesLaws of the Game 1863 Laws of the Game 1866 after 22 February 1866 Home colours 1864 651866 67 Barnes v Civil Service 4 November 1865BarnesW LCivil ServiceBarnesNote 1 Barnes v C C C 11 November 1865BarnesW LC C C BarnesNote 1 Crystal Palace v Barnes 2 December 1865Crystal Palace0 0BarnesPenge15 15Note 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 Barnes v Civil Service 2 3 20 January 1866Barnes0 2Civil Service 2 3 BarnesO N Fuller F DeaconNote 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 4 3 Barnes v Crystal Palace 3 February 1866BarnesW LCrystal PalaceBarnesNote Only a very small number of the representatives of Crystal Palace showed up 5 Barnes v Crystal Palace 10 March 1866Barnes0 2 0 1 7 Crystal PalaceBarnes15 45 6 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 8 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 5 Athletic Sports editDate 24 March 1866 9 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 edit a b c Barnes v Crystal Palace Sporting Life 3 6 December 1865 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 a b Kirkpatrick Ja me s 3 February 1866 Barnes v Civil Service Field 26 Barnes v Civil Service Field 19 27 January 1866 a b Barnes v Crystal Palace Field 23 17 March 1866 imputed Barnes won by 2 touches down to 1 report states that Barnes had 15 players but only 14 are listed Barnes Football Club Bell s Life in London 7 31 March 1866 nbsp nbsp This article about an English association football club season is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title 1865 66 Barnes F C season amp oldid 1183497196, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
