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Two boys on the beach of Scheveningen, Netherlands, 1904 - by James Higson, English
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Two boys on the beach of Scheveningen, Netherlands, 1904 - by James Higson, English
Two boys on the beach of Scheveningen, James Higson, 1904.
Three boys on the beach of Scheveningen, James Higson, 1904.
Drought fishing ship on the beach at Scheveningen, James Higson, 1904.
Although successful in the greater number of its matches, [Cavendish] was left out in the cold by the first-class clubs. Mr. Sutherland contended that their name was much to blame for this result. He thereupon began to agitate for a change, and eventually succeeded, after much opposition from the members, in obtaining his desire. The name of the club was changed from ‘Cavendish’ to ‘Salford’.
James Higson’s record of how Salford came into being, thanks to the assertions of the club’s first honorary secretary Archie Sutherland in 1879. [A History of Salford Football Club, 1892]