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competition for that year, after some
Ipswich players joined Brisbane clubs to continue their playing careers. Latrobe boasted "four international players", including two former Bundamba players, which suggests that Latrobe (if not other clubs as well) was operating on a semi-professional basis, in order to attract players from relatively distant locations (despite this being 'illegal' under the QSFA rules at that time). A newspaper article in 1940 appears to confirm this by reporting criticism of "certain first division clubs ... continued to offer inducements to players to leave the club ..." Notwithstanding Latrobe's strong squad, the Corinthians club won the Premiership that season.
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Bardon players will play their first senior football against Booval at Booval to-morrow." Another newspaper report that year said "TWENTY years ago Arthur
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teams. Curiously, a newspaper report in 1939 refers to both 'Bardon' and 'Bardon Rovers' competing in the
Stewart Shield (a junior competition) at the same time on the same day (it is possible the teams were the same club, but from different grades). As well as this, a newspaper report in 1941 refers to the club being founded in 1933 by Bill Trinder. A newspaper advertisement in early 1939 also referred to the Bardon Rovers: "JUNIOR Soccer. Bardon Rovers require second grade players guernseys and socks free. Meetings Friday nights, Trinder's Boot Factory, Bardon. FO273. E. Jarvis, Secretary."
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1930s as a selector and referee (as noted above). Harper encouraged
British and Irish migrants to come to the Latrobe club from the early 1960s with offers of jobs, accommodation and semi-professional football. As a result, the team predominantly comprised overseas players during this decade, and won three first grade premierships: 1964, 1966 and 1967 (the last as 'Latrobe-Wests Soccer Club'). Despite this success, the club finished last in 1968 and was relegated to the second grade for season 1969.
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and Third Grades. Despite not being in the top grade, one of the Bardon players, Wally
Cansick, was selected for the Queensland Junior team to play New South Wales in that year. Cansick was to later play for Grange Thistle Soccer Club and for Queensland at senior level. Another player, Alf Jones, played in the Brisbane side against Ipswich in the same year. One of the State selectors at that match, William Harper, was to influence the fortunes of the Latrobe club in the 1960s (see below).
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accept an increase in rental for Lang Park. Give us competition play with
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Latrobe Valley club, playing in
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public space and named the
Rosalie Recreation Reserve. The reserve became the home of the Milton Rangers Football Club around 1903 (as noted above) and the Milton Cricket Club, which celebrated the opening of its new concrete wicket in November 1906. The reserve was subsequently renamed 'Gregory Park' in late 1905, to honour
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FEMININE FOOTBALLERS Femininity and football still may, be said to be only in the preliminary stages in
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A newspaper report in early 1941 noted "Latrobe Merge with Junior Premiers ... The amalgamation of Latrobe and Bardon, last year's first grade junior premiers, is the most important of many moves made by senior soccer clubs this season. The club will be known as Latrobe-Bardon, and four of the former
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The 1929 squad comprised the following players: Nixon (goalkeeper); Len Viertel and Edgar Rigby (fullbacks); Bowen, Bert Murray and Zar Korotcoff (halfbacks); E. Alexander, Bell, Jim Carton, Eric ('Hec') Gorring and Taylor (forwards). The club clearly had a very strong squad, as its players comprised
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regarding the swamp that "If it was raised 2ft. 6in. or 3ft. , it could be converted into a healthy place, and might be grassed over and planted with shade trees. The area would make a very pleasant park and sports ground ...". The swamp was finally drained and filled in the early 1900s, reserved as
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in late 1921 to watch a ladies' match (between North Brisbane and South Brisbane). The annual meeting of the association in 1922 expressed the desire to commence regular fixtures during the forthcoming season with "about half a dozen teams". The new season commenced in June of that year with a match
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During the 1960s, the Bardon club had a reasonably large junior section, but its senior side was struggling and was relegated to the Third Division in 1969. Conversely, the Latrobe club had abandoned junior football in the mid-1960s and, despite winning three senior men's First Division premierships
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In the presence of a gathering of about 1,000 persons the Lieutenant-Governor (Sir Arthur Morgan) as deputy for the Governor, officially opened Bowman Park, on Saturday afternoon. The park which consists of 17 1/2 acres of land, formerly known as Cobbler's Flat, Upper Paddington, for many years has
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As it fortunately happens a really good opportunity now occurs to secure a splendid sports ground within a few minutes' walk of the Paddington tram terminus, and directly in the line which any future extension must take. The Bardon Estate is shortly to be cut up and sold, and the lower part of the
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1940 saw the formation of the Queensland Soccer Football Association (QSFA) and problems for the game: the major Ipswich clubs initially decided not to affiliate with the QSFA, as they considered it was "unconstitutional". Those clubs, with the exception of St Helens, ultimately joined the Brisbane
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There are few available records of the senior club after this time; however, the men's senior team played in the then Brisbane Division 2 from 1985 to 1988, reaching the finals in 1988 (coached by former NSL player Gary Bromfield). In 1989, the seniors merged with the Valley Soccer club to form the
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This decade saw a revival in the club's fortunes, with their return to the top grade in 1962. This was likely as a result of the efforts of William ('Pop') Harper, who had migrated to Australia from the United Kingdom in the early 1900s, and was involved with the game in Brisbane from at least the
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Bowman, with whom he had had the honour of being closely associated in public life, and for whose memory he had the profoundest respect, because of the late Mr. Bowman's outstanding sincerity, and his deep 'concern for the welfare of the people ... It afforded great pleasure to him to declare the
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Sir Arthur Morgan ... heartily congratulated the people of that ward upon the success of their park movement ... The land upon which they were assembled that day was most suitable for park purposes, and especially for the holding of sports ... No doubt the greatest credit for the establishment of
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The Latrobe club has the distinction of having formed one of the earliest known women's teams in Australian football history: the Latrobe Ladies’ Football Club, in 1921 (see photograph at right). The club played 'friendly' matches in the newly formed Queensland Ladies Soccer Football Association,
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For the 1941 season, Latrobe merged with Bardon to form the Latrobe-Bardon Soccer Club, but the merger lasted only one season (see Latrobe-Bardon Soccer Club (1941) below). As noted, the Brisbane competition was suspended from 1942 to 1944 and Latrobe re-entered the Brisbane senior competition in
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with a photograph entitled "Among the metropolitan football clubs". The team was listed as R. Patterson, T. Kitson, R. Wilson, H. Gilbert, R. Whitalan, J. Carton, J. Andersley, L. Rose, A. Chittern, H. Simpson, F. Hollywood (sec. and vice-capt.), F. Hayward (pres.), R. Patterson, D. Speechley, G.
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The earliest known report of a Bardon senior team was when Bardon Rovers nominated for the Third Grade in 1936 (whilst early reports referred to the club as 'Bardon', those in the mid-30s refer to the club as 'Bardon Rovers'). However, by season 1939, the club had reverted to fielding only junior
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to "another code of football" as it "was not satisfied with the financial returns ... under the sub-lease to the Latrobe-Milton club". Latrobe in turn responded that "If no action is taken to introduce the Ipswich clubs into the Brisbane competition this season ... the Latrobe-Milton Club cannot
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Bardon S.F.C. may have been almost exclusively a junior club during those early years: it does not appear often in newspaper reports from the 1920s and 30s, and those few reports typically refer only to junior teams (at the time, 'junior' included players up to 21 years of age). The first known
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The Latrobe and Bardon clubs had previously merged for the 1941 season, as the 'Latrobe-Bardon Soccer Club', playing senior matches at Gregory Park, Milton. Newspaper records from the time suggest that the clubs were exclusively 'senior' and 'junior' clubs respectively, so this merger may have
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The original Bardon club was formed in the late 1920s, fielding junior teams (at that time Under 21), with few senior teams until after World War II. The senior club played as an amateur club, and remained so during its separate existence, typically playing in the second and third tiers of the
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reported in March that year that it had leased Bowman Park for winter sports for £5 . By the late 1920s, the club was well established, as evidenced by a newspaper report describing its end of season social at the Foresters' Hall, Paddington. The report listed the social committee as Mesdames
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The newly merged club played its first season in the senior First Division (then the top tier in Brisbane football) in 1970, where it finished a creditable fourth out of ten teams. A highlight of the early 1970s was when first-team coach Jim Binnie arranged a friendly match against
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Latrobe contested the third grade premiership in its inaugural season (1917), playing the final against 'Ellenas' (another Milton-based team) at Gregory Park, but losing 1–0. By 1919, the club remained in the Third Grade (but in its 'A Division') of the four-division competition.
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resulted from Bardon's strong performance in junior football (under 21) in 1940, where its first grade team won the premiership and included several Brisbane and Queensland representatives (including H. Jones , F. Cansick and S. Cansick (Queensland) and D. Barry).
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of any extant club in the Brisbane football competition. Whilst the Bardon Latrobe club's main focus since the merger has been predominantly on junior boys and girls' football, the club now has senior men's and women's teams playing in the Brisbane competition.
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The corner of the park in which the match took place was not exactly a bowling green, and more than once a good straight kick was frustrated by a slump, But there were no accidents, and the players treated those untoward deflection's in quite a sportsmanlike
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Since 1971, the junior club has established a tradition of reciprocal tours with the Georges River Junior Soccer Club (Oyster Bay, New South Wales), where each year Under 12 and Under 13 teams from each club travel to compete socially against the other club.
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during the same period, had been relegated to the Second Division competition for season 1969. However, Latrobe won that Second Division premiership, providing the newly-merged club with promotion to the First Division for the 1970 season.
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of the experience was entered upon last Saturday ... the first serious game of the season took place at Bowman Park, Bardon. The opposing teams were the Brisbane City Ladies and the Brisbane Ladies' Soccer Football Clubs respectively.
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After several years in the lower divisions, the club was finally promoted to the first grade in 1924, where it finished fifth out of six teams. The club appeared to be well established by the mid-1920s, as it featured in the
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The original Latrobe Football Club was one of the most successful and influential clubs in the Brisbane and Ipswich football competitions, winning nine first grade premierships between 1929 and 1967, behind only
720:(Brisbane Municipal Council alderman, then mayor in 1864), who purchased 39 acres adjoining and to the east of Lyon's land, at a cost of £78. Jeays built a house on his land in 1863 and named it 'Bardon', after
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as its home ground (and thus leaving the Brisbane Cricket Ground) and Latrobe became a sub-tenant, using the ground for its home games. However, by 1937, the QSC was considering sub-leasing
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This decade was a lean period for the club, playing in Division 2 until winning the league in 1961, thus gaining promotion to the First Division for season 1962 (see also '1960s' below).
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The club continued playing in the First Division, but by 1976 was struggling financially as well as competitively. The decision was made to transfer the senior and reserve teams to the
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The contemporary club was originally formed as the 'Bardon Latrobe Soccer Football Club' for the 1970 season, with the merger of the Latrobe Soccer Club, then based at Gregory Park,
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in Queensland's history). Early transport to Upper Paddington was by horse omnibus, then electric trams that reached Macgregor Terrace in 1909. The
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as its home ground. This proved to be the club's most successful period, when it won five premierships in a row (1929 to 1933) and a sixth in 1935.
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over half of that season's Brisbane representative squad: Rigby (vice-captain), Murray, Korotcoff, Alexander, Carton, Viertel, Gorring and H. Ross.
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Pineapple Rovers, 5–2 in the semi-final, then defeated Dinmore Wanderers 3–1 in the final at the "Woolloongabba Cricket Ground" (now the
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division (the fifth tier of the Brisbane competition). The club won the premiership in this division in 2015, earning promotion to
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In 1935 the Queensland Soccer Council (QSC) took over the lease of
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508:
Findlay, D. Lord (capt.), J. Morrisey, H. Blackmore, J. Scriven.
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1881:"Football Brisbane official website: Men's Competition Results"
2074:"Football Brisbane official website: 'Fixtures & Results'"
1933:"Football Brisbane official website: Mens Competition Archive"
920:
835:, which has played there since that club's formation in 1921.
1869:
NLA Trove website: Brisbane Courier Mail – 26 March 1940
1787:
NLA Trove website: Brisbane Courier Mail – 30 March 1935
269:, and the Bardon Soccer Football Club, based at Bowman Park
2430:
Queensland Places: Bardon (website- retrieved 02 Sep 2012 )
2062:
NLA Trove website: Brisbane Courier – 25 February 1922
762:, leader of Queensland Labor Party from 1907 to 1912, and
573:, where it remained until the merger with Bardon in 1970.
1758:"Football Brisbane official website: Competition History"
1204:"Football Brisbane official website: Results – 2011"
1528:
NLA Trove website: Brisbane Courier – 11 April 1879
516:), at that time the headquarters of soccer in Brisbane.
454:
History of association football in Brisbane, Queensland
352:
2204:"Bowman, David (1860–1916) – People and organisations"
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2012:
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1438:
Grange Thistle Soccer Club official website: History
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1709:"Football Brisbane website: Retrieved 18 June 2012"
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1264:"Georges River (NSW) Soccer Club: official website"
2104:"Trove website: Brisbane Courier 13 November 1862"
1662:. 28 September 1925. p. 15 – via Trove.
2051:. 26 September 1921. p. 8 – via Trove.
1847:. 24 February 1937. p. 10 – via Trove.
1732:. 16 September 1929. p. 7 – via Trove.
1648:. 16 November 1925. p. 14 – via Trove.
1539:NLA Trove website: Brisbane Courier 18 March 1933
1374:NLA Trove website: Brisbane Courier 22 March 1928
1351:NLA Trove website: Brisbane Courier 14 April 1926
429:
405:report of a senior team was in 1936 (see below).
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2359:. 24 November 1906. p. 4 – via Trove.
1801:. 21 January 1937. p. 11 – via Trove.
1680:
1399:NLA Trove website: Brisbane Courier 8 April 1931
1378:
569:The Latrobe club returned to Gregory Park after
2334:NLA Trove website: Brisbane Courier 30 May 1931
2163:. 30 August 1911. p. 21 – via Trove.
1833:. 29 January 1937. p. 7 – via Trove.
1676:. 5 October 1925. p. 14 – via Trove.
1427:. 13 August 1937. p. 13 – via Trove.
649:
3020:Association football clubs established in 1916
2239:NLA Trove website: Telegraph 25 September 1916
1858:NLA Trove website: Courier-Mail 23 August 1946
1691:"SoccerAust website: retrieved 24 August 2013"
1609:. 1 October 1917. p. 3 – via Trove.
1456:NLA Trove website: Courier-Mail 27 August 1937
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2323:. 20 May 1893. p. 939 – via Trove.
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1564:. 20 March 1916. p. 4 – via Trove.
1506:NLA Trove website: Courier-Mail 24 April 1941
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1413:. 22 June 1937. p. 10 – via Trove.
2405:. 30 June 1913. p. 4 – via Trove.
2037:. 5 April 1946. p. 3 – via Trove.
2023:NLA Trove website: Courier-Mail 4 April 1942
1481:NLA Trove website: Courier-Mail 16 June 1939
1095:"Osieck hits back at critics after Guam win"
1746:. 28 May 1929. p. 6 – via Trove.
1623:. 16 May 1919. p. 3 – via Trove.
1595:. 8 June 1903. p. 7 – via Trove.
1492:NLA Trove website: Courier-Mail 31 May 1939
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2261:NLA Trove website": Telegraph 19 June 1922
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1517:NLA Trove website: Courier-Mail 5 May 1939
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1131:"1982 Queensland Division 2 – Final Table"
787:been a favourite picnic ground. The Mayor
30:
2984:History of soccer in Brisbane, Queensland
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1113:"Mitchelton FC official website: History"
935:History of soccer in Brisbane, Queensland
2250:NLA Trove website: Telegraph 13 May 1920
1902:"NLA Trove website: William Harper 1966"
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2273:"About Us – West Brisbane Cricket Club"
1646:"AMONG THE METROPOLITAN FOOTBALL CLUBS"
323:Bardon Latrobe SC original badge (1970)
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2291:"Milton State School official website"
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1634:Brisbane Courier – 6 October 1919
975:"About – Bardon Latrobe Football Club"
735:) to a sports ground, suggested that:
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1963:"Australia Cup 1962–1968 – Rankings"
1294:"Football Brisbane official website"
875:-would change in hue to brick red."
353:Original Bardon Soccer Football Club
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1992:Brisbane Football (Soccer) Tables
1967:Brisbane Football (Soccer) Tables
629:Latrobe-Bardon Soccer Club (1941)
421:
3025:1916 establishments in Australia
2321:"The Legend of Red Jacket Swamp"
2035:"BIG PROGRAMME IN SENIOR SOCCER"
1324:"UPPER PADDINGTON NOW "BARDON.""
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1593:"BRITISH FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION"
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304:With the restructuring of the
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2222:"Bardon – Queensland Places"
2161:"WHAT COURIER READERS WRITE"
754:(1860–1916), former MLA for
650:Latrobe Ladies Football Club
227:Bardon Latrobe Football Club
42:Bardon Latrobe Football Club
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2787:Football Queensland Women's
927:Association football portal
898:
800:park open. (Loud applause.)
438:Latrobe SC badge (ca 1960s)
375:Bardon SFC badge (ca 1960s)
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2403:"BRITISH ASSOCIATION GAME"
2389:"BRITISH ASSOCIATION GAME"
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2713:Premier League 6 − Metro
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2568:Premier League 4 − Metro
2546:University of Queensland
2493:Premier League 3 − Metro
1362:RBA Inflation Calculator
855:, adjoining the present
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2078:footballbrisbane.com.au
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1175:footballbrisbane.com.au
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997:footballbrisbane.com.au
781:subsequently reported:
665:Brisbane Cricket Ground
552:Brisbane Cricket Ground
514:Brisbane cricket ground
2797:Albany Creek Excelsior
2175:"Inflation Calculator"
2143:"Bardon House, Bardon"
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2357:"Aldermanic Cricket"
1244:on 12 September 2015
979:bardonlatrobe.org.au
945:Soccer in Queensland
885:Sir Augustus Gregory
865:Milton Tennis Centre
847:Sir Augustus Gregory
464:, who died in 1875.
239:football competition
2990:Football Queensland
2817:Mount Gravatt Hawks
2711:Football Queensland
2641:Football Queensland
2566:Football Queensland
2541:Redcliffe Dolphines
2516:Mount Gravatt Hawks
2491:Football Queensland
2301:on 21 February 2012
1274:on 11 February 2012
1234:"Football Brisbane"
857:Milton State School
92:Football Queensland
74:Samuel Irvine Casey
66:Bowman Park, Bardon
26:
3030:Bardon, Queensland
2837:Springfield United
2779:2022 Women's Clubs
2631:Springfield United
2551:Virginia United FC
2511:Centenary Stormers
1918:Knowledge article
1607:"ASSOCIATION GAME"
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2586:Brighton Bulldogs
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2084:on 3 January 2012
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729:Brisbane Courier
714:Upper Paddington
539:Soccer match at
504:Brisbane Courier
462:Charles La Trobe
398:Brisbane Courier
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