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Illustrious.
Rugby Players, Coaches and Allakadoos in General should use OLD ANNIESLAND SPIRIT.
‘To Old Anniesland Unlimited.
The Oxford Crew this year drank Old Anniesland Spirit and found it very sustaining….They found it both grateful and comforting.
(Signed Guy Nikalls)
President Oxford University Boat Club
OXFORD WON.
OLD ANNIESLAND SPIRIT
Note it contains a fine powder, the actual fibrine of the front row. Invaluable to all who aspire to Rugby eminence.
Guaranteed absolutely pure. Makes a grand drink in an instant. Unequalled for enriching Soups, Gravies, Entrees etc., etc.
Ask Jim Dempsey or Maureen for it, and refuse imitations.
TO EVERYBODY
Never be without it!
Use it morn and night,
There’s no doubt about it,
OLD ANNIESLAND SPIRIT puts you right!
Keep it in the Household,
Have it on the shelf;
Give it to your children,
Take a cup yourself.
USE OLD ANNIESLAND SPIRIT!
The Regiment for tomorrow’s match against Gordonians RFC at O.A., 3:00pm kick-off, is as follows:
15.T. ‘Boydston’ Herron
14 D. ‘Burke‘ Campbell
13. A. ‘Carpenter’ McLay
12. D. ‘Dodge’ Hoffman
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11. R. ‘Eisenhower’ Love
10. A. ‘Grimes’ Shedden
09. M. ‘Grove’ Aird
01. F. ‘Hall’ Leggat
02. G. ‘Lawton’ Reid
03. C. ‘Fanny Pack’ McLay
04 A. ‘Fanny Pack’ Drummond
05. H. ‘Merrill’ Parker
06. M. ‘Moquin’ Borthwick
07. G. ‘Murphy’ Woolard
08. R. ‘Poppe‘ McCormack
16. A. ‘Roach’ Johnstone
17. Gay. Gordon
18. R. ‘Widmer’ Johnstone
Yours as always, running towards the gunfire. 11am Flying Scotsman. Pulling armpit hairs. Never wearing white boots. The need to pee at five to three. Forwards should always hunt in packs. Grasp the waistband. Never face the grass and never put your hands on backwards. Challenge your twilight hours. Teamtalks in the showers are the German way. Altos Band. Pate Pies. Cammy Little’s novel One Name. Mine. The temptation of the comeback. The back seat of the bus. The front seat of the bus. Percy’s Tipple. Friebe’s impeccable attendance.
Disco
Please Note: Ken Cowan has taken his seat for the Royal Wedding.
This article was posted on 15-Apr-2011, 10:01 by Hugh Barrow.
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