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	Fitzroy Football Club
		Fitzroy was admitted to the VFA in 1884 as the Fitzroy Senior Football Club and played from the Brunswick Street Oval.
		Fitzroy's gradual improvement through the late 70's after such a long unsuccessful period was capped off in 1978 when Fitzroy shocked the football world by defeating a highly fancied North Melbourne (the reigning day premiers) by 76 points to win the Night Premiership.
		The VLSG will be running a series of interviews with various Fitzroy players on their time with the mighty Fitzroy Football Club.
	www.viclions.com /fitzroyfc.htm (2824 words)

	The Ultimate Fitzroy North, Victoria - American History Information Guide and Reference
		This football oval (Brunswick Street Oval) was home until the 1960s to the Fitzroy Football Club playing in the Victorian Football League.
		Fitzroy North is a suburb of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
		There is a large park called Edinburgh Gardens with a football oval on St Georges Road.
	www.historymania.com /american_history/Fitzroy_North,_Victoria (112 words)

	BigFooty Boards - Brisbane Fitzroy Football Club
		I've been biting me tongue on this issue until now, but if they named the club 'Fitzroy' and relocated to Brunswick Street, some of you shoulder be-chipped types would still be looking for ulterior motives to bitch about.
		This why I don't follow The Bears, they took over a football club, that is like having no friends at all and going out and buying some.
		It's not shoulder be-chipped type (?), you Mr Ripper have your opinion, that they the Brisbane Football Club have done a lot for the suporters of the FFC.
	www.bigfooty.com /forum/showthread.php?t=9593 (779 words)

	FFC: Fitzroy Juniors
		As a result of this meeting, the Fitzroy Football Club donated a set of jumpers, the Club used the oval at the back of the Edinburgh gardens, and they joined the Hawthorn District Junior Football Club League.
		The Club has progressed from those humble beginnings to being a co-tenant with the Fitzroy Reds at the Brunswick Street ground.
		This was the beginning of the Fitzroy Junior Football Club.
	www.fitzroyfc.com.au /juniors.htm (237 words)

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	www.rugby-nrw.de /links_international.htm (237 words)

	New life for old edifices - National - www.theage.com.au
		In 1996, Hume City Council leased the Broadmeadows Town Hall to the North Melbourne Football Club Social Club.
		Moreland Italian Senior Citizens Club members at play in the old Brunswick Town Hall.
		Hume chief executive Darrell Treloar said that, after a community backlash over the machines and bitter dispute between the club and council, the lease was terminated in March 2003.
	www.theage.com.au /articles/2004/04/24/1082719671980.html (629 words)

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	Lygon Street Precinct: citysearch
		In and around Carlton you will find major educational institutions such as the University of Melbourne and RMIT; Princes Park, the home of the famous Carlton Football Club; the Royal Zoo; the Historic Melbourne Cemetery; the Royal Women's Hospital; IMAX and the soon to be opened world class Melbourne Museum.
		In the heart of Carlton you will discover the internationally renowned Lygon Street, where wining, dining, caffe lattes and Italian delicacies are a feature.
		Many of the streets and buildings are heritage listed so it is a great place to wander and feel a sense of Melbourne's early history.
	melbourne.citysearch.com.au /E/V/MELBO/0065/93/91 (119 words)

	Lygon Street Precinct: citysearch
		In and around Carlton you will find major educational institutions such as the University of Melbourne and RMIT; Princes Park, the home of the famous Carlton Football Club; the Royal Zoo; the Historic Melbourne Cemetery; the Royal Women's Hospital; IMAX and the soon to be opened world class Melbourne Museum.
		In the heart of Carlton you will discover the internationally renowned Lygon Street, where wining, dining, caffe lattes and Italian delicacies are a feature.
		Many of the streets and buildings are heritage listed so it is a great place to wander and feel a sense of Melbourne's early history.
	melbourne.citysearch.com.au /E/V/MELBO/0065/93/91 (119 words)

	Chinese Heritage of Australian Federation Project
		The president of the China Blues Football Club, whose players wear navy blue guernseys emblazoned with the CFC monogram, warmed to Wally's story.
		The Encyclopedia of AFL Footballers lists him only as a Brunswick recruit who represented Carlton in those four solitary matches for two goals.
		During the course of the interview for this story, Les Koochew was asked if he was proud that his father was acknowledged as the first League footballer of Chinese origin.
	www.chaf.lib.latrobe.edu.au /koochew.htm (1756 words)

	Australian Football
		For example, the Fitzroy Football Club is represented in the Victorian Amateur Football Association by the Fitzroy Reds, who wear Fitzroy guernseys and play their home games at the old Brunswick Street Oval.
		Meanwhile, a rift in the Victorian Football Association (VFA) led to the formation of the Victorian Football League (VFL), which commenced play in 1897 as an eight-team breakaway of the stronger clubs in the VFA competition: Carlton, Collingwood, Essendon, Fitzroy, Geelong, Melbourne, St Kilda and South Melbourne.
		In 1877, the Victorian Football Association, the game's first league, was formed by 12 clubs, most of them from the Victorian country: Albert Park, Ballarat, Barwon, Beechworth, Carlton, Castlemaine, Geelong, Hotham (later North Melbourne), Inglewood, Melbourne, Rochester and St Kilda.
	www.finnserver.com /online-sports/australian-football.php (2462 words)

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		Quispamsis � Soccer New Brunswick is pleased to announce that F�d�ration Internationale Football Association (FIFA) Referee and Canadian Soccer Association Coordinator of Referee Development, Sonia Denencourt will be visiting New Brunswick from June 7-11, 2003.
		A native of Sherbrooke, Quebec, Sonia will be coming to New Brunswick after completing an International appointment in Germany.
		�We are very excited about Sonia�s visit to New Brunswick,� states Jennifer Keith, Executive Director of Soccer New Brunswick, �the plans for this visit have been in the works for about a year now but it is only now that we have been able to coordinate our schedules.
	www.nmusc.ca /sonia.html (2462 words)

	1999 Inductees / New Brunswick Sports Hall of Fame (99/03/08)
		A native of Oromocto, Washburn competed at the national level in five sports, and is one of only a handful of New Brunswick athletes to play in the Canadian Football League.
		They dominated the basketball scene in New Brunswick from 1938 to 1949, and three of those teams, the 1938-39 juniors, the 1945-46 intermediates, and the 1948-49 seniors have been designated for induction.
		Charlie Bourgeois was born in Moncton and remains one of the community's most visible sports figures as assistant coach of the Université de Moncton hockey team, and for his work with the Special Olympics, the Boys and Girls Club and his own hockey school.
	www.gov.nb.ca /cnb\news\misc\1999e0326mi.htm (1877 words)

	FFC - Fitzroy Reds
		The Fitzroy Reds are an inner suburban football club representing the oldest suburb in Melbourne.
		Evolving from the University Reds Football Club, the Fitzroy Reds are a club that aims to represent the wider community of Fitzroy.
		Refer to the Fitzroy Football Club Team Board
	www.fitzroyfc.com.au /reds.htm (434 words)

	Fitzroy North, Victoria -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article
		This football oval (Brunswick Street Oval) was home until the (The decade from 1960 to 1969) 1960s to the (Click link for more info and facts about Fitzroy Football Club) Fitzroy Football Club playing in the (Click link for more info and facts about Victorian Football League) Victorian Football League.
		Fitzroy North, Victoria -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/f/fi/fitzroy_north,_victoria.htm (118 words)

	Victoria Park may fall into Fitzoy hands - Lionised
		VAFA club Fitzroy Reds hopes to use Victoria Park as a second base because surface and drainage problems continue to plague its home ground, the Brunswick Street Oval.
		Victoria Park, the Collingwood Football Club's spiritual home for more than a century, may soon be swarming with football jumpers once worn by one of the Magpies' staunchest enemies.
		The Reds are becoming as nomadic as their spiritual fathers, the Fitzroy Lions, and were forced to play games at Arden Street and the Punt Road Oval last year because of the problems at Brunswick Street.
	www.lionised.com /index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=163&Itemid=2 (447 words)

	The most faithful of footy fans, by some distance - National - www.theage.com.au
		But the Fitzroy Football Club still exists, and two of the club's teams, the Fitzroy Reds and the Fitzroy Juniors, play from Fitzroy's original home ground, Brunswick Street Oval.
		As the Lions and Swans did battle in Sydney last night, more than 1000 kilometres away two Melbourne pubs were full to bursting point with the faithful remnants of the South Melbourne Swans and the Fitzroy Lions football clubs.
		The Lions' Victorian general manager, Brad Fox, said it was essential the team maintained links with Melbourne, given the rich history the Lions had in Fitzroy.
	www.theage.com.au /articles/2003/09/20/1063625265870.html?from=storyrhs (457 words)

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	Fitzroy North, Victoria - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		This football oval (Brunswick Street Oval) was home until the 1960s to the Fitzroy Football Club playing in the Victorian Football League.
		There is a large park called Edinburgh Gardens with a football oval on St Georges Road.
		Fitzroy North is a suburb of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Fitzroy_North,_Victoria (457 words)

	Brunswick's Grog Election - Carlo Carli MP
		Anstey was backed by the Wren-Catholic-ALP alliance, local Labor Branches led by the likes of a young John Curtin, trade unions, the Brunswick Football Club, the league of sportsmen and Brunswick’s many hoteliers.
		Anstey claimed that the campaign to close down small clubs and hotels — of which there were many in Brunswick— revealed a bias against the working class.
		Methodist lay preacher William Henry Judkins opposed Anstey in Brunswick.
	www.carlocarli.net /archives/42-Brunswicks-Grog-Election.html (457 words)

	Latest news from Fitzroy
		The Fitzroy Football Club is holding the Haydn Bunton Ball on Saturday evening, June 15, 2002, to raise money for the erection of the Haydn Bunton statue at Brunswick St, which is estimated to cost about $60,000, and to celebrate the contribution to football by the game's and Fitzroy's greatest ever player, Haydn Bunton.
		The greater recognition of Brisbane's Fitzroy past may soon include the construction of a monument to Haydn Bunton, the only Lion to have won three Brownlow Medals.
		Haydn Bunton Statue to be erected at Brunswick Street Oval?
	www.viclions.com /fitzroylatestnews.htm (457 words)

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		As the Reds were a distant third in the pecking order of the Melbourne University Football Club, they were forced to move on.
		In 1982, the walls surrounding the ground were knocked down and, for the first time in Melbourne, a park was created from a former league football ground.
		It might be D2-section in the Amateurs but, for the first time since the departure from Brunswick Street all those long years ago, the Fitzroy guernsey was coming home.
	www.australianrules.com.au /2002stories/royboys.html (4860 words)

	FFC: Local Rites, Chapter 1 - Paul Daffey
		As the Reds were a distant third in the pecking order of the Melbourne University Football Club, they were forced to move on.
		In 1982, the walls surrounding the ground were knocked down and, for the first time in Melbourne, a park was created from a former league football ground.
		It might be D2-section in the Amateurs but, for the first time since the departure from Brunswick Street all those long years ago, the Fitzroy guernsey was coming home.
	www.fitzroyfc.com.au /local_rites_ch1.htm (4860 words)

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	Fitzroy Lions
		Fitzroy Football Club was formed as an off shoot of the cricketers club and played in the VFA in 1884.
		The club struggled financially in this period and left Brunswick Street Oval in 1967 playing home games at Princess Park, the Junction Oval, Victoria Park and the Western Oval.
		One Fitzroy players were included in the 20 players pictured on the A4 sheet of 20 P stamps of the sand, sea and sky overlaid by the Southern Cross issue.
	www.footystamps.com /fitzroy_lions.htm (4860 words)

	Montreal Alouettes - CFL History
		1986- On the 40th anniversary of the founding of the Montreal Alouettes the Alouettes were re-born as the Montreal Football Club changed the name from the Concordes back to the Alouettes.
		The Winnipeg Blue Bombers and Montreal Alouettes played the first pre-season game in the Canada Games Stadium at Saint John, New Brunswick.
		Montreal Alouettes - CFL Football- Football Montreal
	www.montreal-alouettes.com /cfl-history.htm (301 words)

	Links Edinburgh Cricket Club
		Evolving from the University Reds Football Club, the Fitzroy Reds are a club that aims to represent the wider community of Fitzroy.
		Why not join many past and present ECC players at the Fitzroy Reds Football Club; with whom we share an informal alliance and an understanding to support each other and the greater community.
		Both clubs also share the historic Brunswick Street Oval, an icon in Victorian sporting history.
	www.edinburghcc.asn.au /links?PHPSESSID=00964be48d7499e5ccbde1776e053aec (232 words)

	Latest news from Fitzroy
		The Fitzroy Football Club is holding the Haydn Bunton Ball on Saturday evening, June 15, 2002, to raise money for the erection of the Haydn Bunton statue at Brunswick St, which is estimated to cost about $60,000, and to celebrate the contribution to football by the game's and Fitzroy's greatest ever player, Haydn Bunton.
		Memories of champions such as Haydn Bunton, Bernie Quinlan, Kevin Murray and Garry Wilson are among hundreds of items lost.
		Bunton won his Brownlows in 1931, 1932, and 1935.
	www.viclions.com /fitzroylatestnews.htm (232 words)

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