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Photograph D00533 Period 1910-1919Going up for the ball in the Army rugby football match between New Zealand and Australia at Bradford, won by the Australians by eight points to six. Identified, left to right: Referee Mr Yeadon (1); F

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Reference image only to provide position detail for those named. This image is not for sale. Going up for the ball in the Army rugby football match between New Zealand and Australia at Bradford, won by the Australians by eight points to six. Identified, left to right: Referee Mr Yeadon (1); Ford, NZ (2); Private (Pte) Flanagan (3); Ryan, NZ (4); Lance Corporal J Thompson (5); Pte Singe, NZ (6); G E See (7); Lieutenant W T Watson (8); a NZ forward (9); Sergeant (Sgt) W R Bradley (10); Corporal V A Dunn (11); Bellis, NZ (12); Carroll (13); Sgt J Murray (14); NZ forward (15); Driver J Clarken (16); NZ forward (17).
Going up for the ball in the Army rugby football match between New Zealand and Australia at Bradford, won by the Australians by eight points to six. Identified, left to right: Referee Mr Yeadon (1); F

Running the ball in the Army rugby football match between New Zealand and Australia at Bradford, won by the Australians by eight points to six. Identified, left to right: Lieutenant Carroll (1); Serge

Reference image only to provide position detail for those named. This image is not for sale. A player is tackled in the Army rugby football match between New Zealand and Australia at Bradford, won by

Reference image only to provide position detail for those named. This image is not for sale. A kick has been put through after a maul to clear the ball in the Army rugby football match between New Zea

A player is tackled in the Army rugby football match between New Zealand and Australia at Bradford, won by the Australians by eight points to six. Identified: A Wilson, NZ (1); Referee Mr Yeadon (2);

A kick has been put through after a maul to clear the ball in the Army rugby football match between New Zealand and Australia at Bradford, won by the Australians by eight points to six. Identified, le
