61. 1924 U.S. Olympic Team Programme Vs Blackheath not such a big deal before the advent of television coverage, which today can propelan obscure sport like olympic hockey into rugby history Links (click here http://members.aol.com/wags40/1924.html

The Minnesota Museum of Rugby NOW showing at Kieran's Irish Pub, Minneapolis, MN 330 2nd Avenue South, Minneapolis the 1924 Olympic Team Programme now on display at Kieran's Irish Pub If you're interested in rugby memorabilia there is no better place to start your collection than RUGBY RELICS Dai Richards has, quite simply, the best collection in the world! Visit him on-line at www.rugbyrelics.com Other Rugby Memorabilia Sites Rugby Memorabilia Society Rugby Memories Rugby History Links (click here) Wes Clark's Rugby Reader's Review ... Back to the Museum page (click here) (Editors note: The U.S. Olympic team played some warm-up matches in England prior to the Olympic games in France.

62. SLAM! Sports: 2000 Summer Games: History Of The Games athletes, 92 nations For the first time in olympic history the Games Click for olympicposters. Games because they were angered by New Zealand s rugby tours in http://www.canoe.ca/2000GamesHistory/1976games.html

Inside CANOE.CA SLAM! Sports Jam! Showbiz CANOE Travel CNEWS CANOE Money C-Health LIFEWISE AUTONET flirt.canoe.ca Newsstand WHAM! gaming AllPop Search eBay.ca Find Old Friends Free E-Mail shop.canoe.ca CareerConnection Classified Extra Obituaries Today Restaurants Hotels Weather Horoscopes Lotteries Crossword Scoreboard News Ticker Sports Ticker TV Listings Movie Listings CLIVE Concerts Mutual Funds Stocks Feedback Index SPORT INDEX Pick a sport Archery Badminton Baseball Basketball Boxing Canoe/Kayak Cycling Diving Equestrian Fencing Field Hockey Gymnastics Handball Judo Pentathlon Rowing Sailing Shooting Soccer Softball Swimming Synchro Table Tennis Taekwondo Tennis Triathlon Volleyball B.Volleyball Water Polo Weightlifting Wrestling Team Canada What Canada Did News Columnists ... Feedback SEARCH 2000 Games HISTORY OF THE GAMES 1976 The Modern Olympics 1976 Montreal, Canada 6,085 athletes, 92 nations For the first time in Olympic History the Games were held in Canada. But serious financial and administrative problems put a damper on the Montreal Olympics. Montreal mayor Jean Drapeau had promised the Games would not cost taxpayers anything. Initially he said they would have a price tag of $124 million. When the organizing committee started to study the budget they realized it would cost at least $310 million. In the end the figure was closer to $1.5 billion. Click for Olympic posters There were also some political problems surrounding the Games. Tawain withdrew from the Games because of disputes with China and some African nations boycotted the Games because they were angered by New Zealand's rugby tours in apartheid South Africa.

63. History Men Water Polo The history of Men Water Polo The game featured the old rugby style of play whichresembled American it became the first team sport added to the olympic program http://www.nlwaterpolo.nl/kringag/history/index.php?id=24&pid=4

64. The History Water Polo (Washington Post) The history Water Polo. The game featured the old rugby style of play which resembledAmerican it became the first team sport added to the olympic program. http://www.nlwaterpolo.nl/kringag/history/index.php?id=27&pid=4

65. ATHENS 2004 Olympic Games , Events in olympic venues, », Torch Relay Ceremonies, », ATHENS 2004 MultivisionShow. history. , Wheelchair Fencing, », Wheelchair rugby, », Wheelchair Tennis. http://www.athens2004.com/page/default.asp?id=5154&la=2

66. ATHENS 2004 Olympic Games , Events in olympic venues, », ATHENS 2004 Multivision Show, NOCs. Vision. »,Values, history. , Wheelchair Fencing, », Wheelchair rugby, », Wheelchair Tennis. http://www.athens2004.com/page/default.asp?la=2&id=41

67. Sport Australia Games, Golf 1959 Canada Cup Team, Hockey - Women’s Team 2000 olympic Games,Rowing - Men’s Coxless Four Team 1992 olympic Games, rugby League - 1963 http://www.sahof.org.au/history/ourpast.cfm

History Home Our Past Our Past On 10th December 1985, 120 original members were inducted into The Sport Australia Hall of Fame (SAHOF). Sir Donald Bradman was the first inductee. As at December 2003, The Sport Australia Hall of Fame had 328 Members and 128 Associate Members. The Sport Australia Hall of Fame exists to recognise and promote the outstanding sporting achievements of Australians. The Hall honours these great Australians. It does so to preserve and perpetuate Australia’s rich sporting life and heritage as an inspiration to all Australians. Membership of SAHOF is limited exclusively to the top echelon of athletes. They have all achieved excellence at the highest level within their sport. Selection to the Hall by their peers is the pinnacle of achievement for Australian sportspeople. In 1989 the Hall was expanded to include Associate Members. Associates are selected for excellence and outstanding achievements in roles supportive to sports participants. The Legend status was developed to more fully highlight and promote the achievements of our sporting champions. We have now honoured twenty two members as Legends of Australian sport. These are: Sir Donald Bradman, Dawn Fraser, Sir Hubert Opperman, Betty Cuthbert, A. “Jock” Sturrock, Evonne (Goolagong) Cawley, Edgar “Dunc” Gray, E.J. “Ted” Whitten, Shirley (Strickland) de la Hunty, Arthur “Scobie” Breasley, Reg Gasnier, Marjorie (Jackson) Nelson, Shane (Gould) Innes, “Vic” Patrick, Bill Roycroft, Herb Elliott, Walter Lindrum, Margaret Court, Murray Rose, Heather McKay, Peter Thomson, Rod Laver, and Sir Jack Brabham.

68. The History Of The Houston Athletic Rugby Club had been captain of the rugby team, and after spending another 4 years in the Navywhere he played for the olympic Club in the Northern California rugby Union. http://www.houstonrugby.org/harc.asp

THE HOUSTON ATHLETIC RUGBY CLUB HARC was formed on July 17, 1998 by the merger of the Houston Rugby Football Club and the Houston Old Boys Rugby Football Club. These clubs joined to leverage their strengths and promote rugby in the Houston area. HARC is a member club of the Texas Rugby Union, the Western Rugby Football Union and the United States of America Rugby Football Union. The Club supports youth, high school and collegiate rugby development in Houston. THE TEAM FORMERLY KNOWN AS HOUSTON RFC In 1969, Nat Davis (later to become President of Gerald Hines and currently found at the Houston Polo Club) figured his rugby days were over. He had returned to Houston after graduating from Notre Dame in 1964, where he had been captain of the rugby team, and after spending another 4 years in the Navy where he played for the Olympic Club in the Northern California Rugby Union. One afternoon, however, while driving through Memorial Park he happened upon John Savage (a South African) who was practicing kicking a rugby ball. After trading experiences they decided that there might be more players interested in forming a team.

69. RugbyNet - Victorian Rugby Union history of Victorian rugby Dave Cowper, father of former Test cricketer and Universityrugby blue, Bob first Test Match in Victoria was staged at olympic Park. http://www.vicrugby.com.au/default.asp?id=20313

70. The Sports Links of the Sydney 2000 olympic Games The history of the Official Site Zeus, Hercules,Myth and the olympics Click on rugby The Laws of the game of rugby Football http://wfps.k12.mt.us/wfhs/library/sports_links.htm

71. Department Of Sport Sciences - Brunel University squad were Sport Sciences students.) To quote wellrespected rugby correspondentJohn and put together a Coxless Four in the attempt to make olympic history. http://www.brunel.ac.uk/depts/sps/brunel_sport/Departmental_Sporting_traditions.

ab out us undergraduate courses postgraduate courses ... Brunel sport Departmental Sporting Traditions Best current Brunel past and present Rugby XV 1. Justin Fitzpatrick (Castres and Ireland) 2. Matthew Cairns (Sale and England U21 captain) 3. Ian Peel (Newcastle and England Students) 4. Adam Jones (Llanelli and Wales) 5. Craig Gillies (Worcester and England A) 6. Paul Volley (London Wasps and England A) 7. Tony Rocques (Saracens and England Sevens) 8. Richard Hill (Saracens, England and the Lions) 10. Alex King (London Wasps and England) 11. Ben Johnston (Saracens and England) 12. Mel Deane (Harlequins and Ireland A) 13. Tom Shanklin (Cardiff and Wales) 15. Simon Mason (Treviso and Ireland)

72. Vancouver Rowing Club: History: Books & Resources :: Vancouver Rowing Club :: The rugby boys of the early 60 s also showed a flair for seven a sides, winning by4 seconds with a time of 55718 the second fastest time in olympic history. http://www.vancouverrowingclub.ca/modules.php?op=modload&name=News&file=article&

73. SI.com - More Sports - Brief History Of The Rugby World Cup - Wednesday October Despite featuring three times at the olympic Games (the approved at a meeting of theInternational rugby Board in Brief history of the World Cup 1995 and 1999. http://www.cnnsi.com/2003/more/10/08/rugbywc.history/

Get 4 trial issues of SI and a FREE gift! THE WEB SI.com Brief history of the Rugby World Cup Posted: Wednesday October 8, 2003 7:15PM; Updated: Wednesday October 8, 2003 7:15PM LONDON (Reuters) Despite featuring three times at the Olympic Games (the United States remain the champions after successfully defending their title at the 1924 Paris Games), rugby union was the last major sport to get round to organizing a World Cup. The impetus in the early 1980s came from the southern hemisphere, the power base of the game, with initial resistance from the historically conservative British unions who already staged the highly successful Five Nations championship and feared that a World Cup would be the first step towards professionalism. By 1984 both New Zealand and Australia had presented proposals and a feasibility study was approved at a meeting of the International Rugby Board in the following year. New Zealand were named primary hosts along with Australia for the tournament, which was scheduled for 1987. Sixteen countries were invited but South Africa, still in international isolation because of its apartheid policies, was excluded. Australia had been the form team of the previous year. However, New Zealand, still in turmoil after the unofficial Cavaliers' tour to South Africa in 1986, had almost by accident discovered a group of youngsters destined to become all-time greats.

74. Rugby In The Olympics rugby in the olympics. rugby is not currently an olympic sport but long ago it wasincluded. Here is the full story. irrelevant comments deleted. olympic rugby. http://www.uidaho.edu/clubs/womens_rugby/RugbyRoot/rugby/FAQ/Trivia/olympics.htm

Rugby in the Olympics Rugby is not currently an olympic sport but long ago it was included. Here is the full story. Article 2488 of rec.sport.rugby: Newsgroups: rec.sport.rugby >From wft@math.canterbury.ac.nz (Bill Taylor) Subject: Re: Olympic rugby .....the TRUE FACTS ! Message-ID: Nntp-Posting-Host: sss330.canterbury.ac.nz Organization: Department of Mathematics, University of Canterbury Date: Tue, 5 Oct 1993 01:36:59 GMT There have been a large number of "I-seem-to-recall-reading-about-this" posts. Here at last is some genuine info about this olympic rugby matter, straight from "The Guiness Book of Rugby Records", which I have *here* in my office, alongside the keyboard, right now ! It has been laboriously typed in by me, for the benefit of all, (kindly send donations to the address below). [irrelevant comments deleted] OLYMPIC RUGBY Introduced by Baron Pierre de Coubertin (who refereed the first ever French championship final), rugby was on the Olympic program at Paris in 1900, at London in 1908, Antwerp in 1920, and Paris again in 1924. In 1928 the I.O.C. turned down the request to stage rugby at the Amsterdam games. Three factors were believed to be behind this: the IOC wanted more emphasis on individual sports; women's athletics had swollen the number of competitors; and the sport did not receive the backing that it should have from the British entries. Both the Soviet Union in 1980 and South Korea in 1988 made attempts to have rugby readmitted, and it should be pointed out that South Korea came desparately close to achieving their aim. [* I never knew this! -wft]

75. Olympic Club Rugby : Premier Rugby Club In The San Francisco, Bay Area Premier San Francisco, Bay Area rugby club. Overview, recruiting, schedule, and links. http://www.ocrugby.com/

The premier San Francisco, Bay Area rugby club fielding nationally ranked XV and 7s teams. Olympic Club Rugby has a proud tradition dating back to 1908. Come and be part of a rugby institution! Olympic Club Rugby home page uses frames, but your browser doesn't support them. Home Schedule Contact Us

76. Website Disabled OPSU forms the Kitsap County WA rugby Community with three teams youth, military and community. Teams are part of the Pacific Northwest rugby Football Union. http://www.homestead.com/opsu_rugby/home.html

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77. Rugby Roma Olimpic Club - Official Web Site rugby Roma olympic club informazioni, notizie, interviste, articoli. http://www.rugbyroma.com

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78. Www.rugbyarlon.be Pr©sentation de la discipline. Actualit©, calendrier des rencontres, album photos, pr©sentation du club et des joueurs, revue de presse. http://www.rugbyarlon.be/

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79. Rugby History The Early history and formation of the Northern California it describes the earlydays of US rugby and the Californians played in the 1924 Olympics, when the http://wesclark.com/rrr/history.html

Rugby and Rugby School - Let's begin at the beginning. We'll start with encyclopedia definitions. Refutations! - But wait! Perhaps the encyclopedia isn't correct after all! A rugby pitch - Complete with lines and everything. The Origins of Rugby - You mean that William Webb Ellis story never took place? Did He or Didn't He? - Peter Shortell's examination of William Webb Ellis, the Old Rugbeans and... well.. rugby. The Original 1871 Rugby Laws - Another great link by Peter Shortell. (You page through it by changing the p number in the address.) An unhistorical survey of rugby - by A.A. Thomson, from a time long past. What if William Webb Ellis was tackled? - A what-if? by Alison Brooks. Welcome to Rugby, Tennessee - Founded by a famous early English rugby player Welcome to Rugby, North Dakota - I kept seeing e-Bay items (postcards, old photographs, plates, etc.) about Rugby, North Dakota, and wondered why this place was considered notable. (I've never heard of it.) Then I stumbled across this photo; now I know. Play up! Play up! And play the game!

80. BBC SPORT | Other Sport | Scott Makes Olympic History CHOOSE A SPORT. Select. Scott makes olympic history. http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/other_sports/3332747.stm

News Sport Weather World Service ... Question of Sport CHOOSE A SPORT Select Football Cricket Rugby U Rugby L Tennis Golf Motorspt Boxing Athletics Snooker Racing Cycling Disability Sport US Sport Other Olympics 2004 N Ireland Scotland Wales Last Updated: Thursday, 18 December, 2003, 21:55 GMT E-mail this to a friend Printable version Scott makes Olympic history Canadian skier Beckie Scott has become the first athlete to win gold, silver and bronze medals in one Olympic event. She took bronze for the 5km cross country in 2002, but has been awarded the other medals because their initial recipients failed drugs tests. Scott said: "To say I'm an Olympic gold medallist now is the greatest honour. "It's truly a historical moment for our sport and I'm just thrilled with the result. The little guy won out finally and the right thing was done." Scott was upgraded to a silver medal earlier this year when the International Olympic Committee disqualified Russian Larissa Lazutina. And she claimed gold when another Russian, Olga Danilova, was stripped of her medal by the Court of Arbitration for Sport on Thursday. E-mail this to a friend Printable version Links to more Other Sport stories In This Section Britain seal historic win Desjoyeaux sets record Stadium roof put in place Pakistan go top Great Britain 1-1 Australia GB dressage team named Cardiff Devils sign Matsos GB picks shooting team GB men seek Paralympic gold Breeze gets Athens call Desjoyeaux sets record pace GB edge Pakistan

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