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As well as this, for many years Latrobe (now Bardon Latrobe at Bardon) predominantly comprised British and Irish players (Latrobe manager William ‘Pop’ Harper, himself a British migrant in the early 1900s, encouraged migrants with offers of jobs, america jerseys accommodation and semi-professional soccer). This, of course, was not to be, with the beginning of World War I in Europe just two months later. Despite the “good play” of Princeps, Holland, Wearne and Allison for Queen’s Park, the Saints overwhelmed them 7-0 (with two early goals by McCreadie). The club now plays at Dunlop Park, Corinda. The two teams from Brisbane – Brisbane Lions (formerly Hollandia, with their home ground at Richlands) and Brisbane City (formerly Azzurri SFC, with their home ground at Spencer Park, Newmarket) finished ninth and tenth respectively. Kevin-Prince Boateng doubled Milan’s lead in the 77th minute, volleying the ball into the net off Pato’s low cross and two minutes later Pato himself sealed the win, making it 3-0 with a strike from outside the box. Bailey, W. Scott. “Spurs, city and county strike a deal for Toyota Field; MLS team part of the long-term plan”. The Ipswich domination of the soccer competition continued after the war, with its clubs (in particular St Helens, Dinmore Bushrats and Bundamba Rangers) winning eight of the premierships between 1946 and 1959. The quality of Ipswich soccer at the time is evidenced by the inclusion of four of its players in the Australian team at the 1956 Olympics in Melbourne: Brian “Chookie” Vogler, Al Warren, Cliff Sander and Col Kitching.
After the 1941 season, in which the Premiership was won by Blackstone Rovers (see ‘Premiers and Cup winners’ below), the competition was suspended (the only major games played were fixtures and friendlies between servicemen’s teams, as well as teams formed from groups who stayed in Australia to maintain ‘essential services’). However, before Slovenia’s independence in 1991, it was a mostly unknown sport and Slovenes achieved no major results until the 1990s. In 1992, Pokljuka began hosting World Cup races and Andreja Koblar won the first race for the Slovenian women’s team in 1996, while Janez Marič achieved the same for the men’s team in 2003. The most successful biathlete representing Slovenia is the Croatian-born Jakov Fak, who has won several World Championships medals. During the Reconstruction era, three delegates from Huntsville attended the 1867 Constitutional Convention including Andrew J. Applegate, originally from Ohio, who went on to serve as Alabama’s first Lieutenant Governor. The split greatly weakened Naples, who were left with only three first team players from the previous season. The 1946 season opened brightly, with 31 teams contesting Brisbane senior competitions in three divisions. Further evidence of the decline in the Brisbane game is provided by a newspaper report that only two Brisbane teams (Thistles and the newly formed Rovers) had nominated for the 1900 Challenge Cup against Ipswich teams.
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 – see ‘Post-war to 1960s’ below). After disagreements over ground-sharing with cricketers and the Rugby Union and Victorian Rules players, they moved to vacant land in Melbourne Street South Brisbane, between Grey and Stanley Streets (the site now occupied by the Queensland Performing Arts Centre). Alternatively, they could have been playing in accordance with the recently published Rugby school rules (1845) or the Cambridge rules (1848), the latter being the forerunner of the laws of association football. The Villarreal v Qarabağ match was awarded as a 3-0 win to Villarreal after being cancelled as several players of the Qarabağ squad tested positive for the SARS-CoV-2. The clubs played eleven aside, being the usual number in matches under this association. This group was then joined by the Rangers Club and the newly formed ‘Queen’s Park’ club (both presumably named after the well-known Glasgow football clubs) and played a series of fixtures. The season saw fourteen teams contesting the title: Booval, Brothers, Corinthians, Bundamba Rangers, Latrobe, Merton Rovers (Yeronga Park), Milton, Oxley Ramblers, Rosewood, Shafston Rovers (Raymond Park), St Helens (Ebbw Vale), Toombul United (Nundah), United Rangers and YMCA (Kalinga).
The Brisbane United team was re-badged the Brisbane Strikers for the 1993-94 season and finished eighth out of fourteen teams. 1925 was potentially a pivotal year for the local game, when the Queensland representative team “deprived New South Wales of the Soccer ashes for the first time since 1890”, with a 2-0 defeat at the (Gabba) Cricket Ground (at that time, the ‘headquarters’ of the game). The 1923 senior competition comprised three divisions, including the following clubs: First – Brisbane City, Bundamba Rangers, Bush Rats, Corinthians, Pineapple Rovers and Thistle; Second – Blackstone, Bundamba Athletic, Bundamba United, Dinmore Wanderers, Latrobe, South Brisbane Scottish, Wilston and Wynnum; Third – Brisbane Gymnasium, Bulimba, Caledonians, Kedron United, Merthyr, Metropolitan Fire Brigade, Natives, Mitchelton, Toombul United and Waterside Workers. For the 1940 season, there was further change, with a proposal for the establishment of a ‘district’ competition (which was not ultimately adopted). The Bundamba Rangers went on to win ‘the badges’ in 1895 (see photograph) and the Bush Rats team then won several premierships in the late 1890s and early 1900s. This was the beginning of a dominance of the Brisbane/Ipswich competition by Ipswich teams that was to last until the mid-20th century, with Ipswich teams winning a disproportionate number of premierships and producing many State and Australian players.