Programma der internationale voetbalwedstrijden van het vertegenwoordigend Australisch XI-tal in Nederlandsch-Indië
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Title
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Programma der internationale voetbalwedstrijden van het vertegenwoordigend Australisch XI-tal in Nederlandsch-Indië
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Subject
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Dutch East Indies
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Australia--History--20th century
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Programs
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Sports
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Sports stories
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Advertising
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Category
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3. World War I
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Place of Publication
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Surabaya
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Keywords
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Football
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Creator
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Nederlandsch-Indische Voetbalbond
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Current holder
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National Library of Australia
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Period of reference
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July 1928 – August 1928
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Date
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July 1, 1928
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Item number
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6616117
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Access rights
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Digitised
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Rights
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Out of Copyright
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Country of origin
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Indonesia
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Language
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Dutch
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Description from source
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Full title: Programma der internationale voetbalwedstrijden van het vertegenwoordigend Australisch XI-tal : in Nederlandsch-Indië : te houden order de auspiciën van den Nederl.-Ind. voetbalbond : wedstrijden te Soerabaia, Batavia, Semarang, Makasser, Bandoeng, Singapore : Juli-Augustus 1928
17 images, 16 unnumbered pages: illustrations, portraits; 24 cm
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Physical format
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Advertising
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Pictures
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Photographs
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Abstract
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Program for an international football tour of a representative Australian team to the Dutch East Indies for the Australia-Java Football Tournment, organised under the auspices of the Nederlandsch-Indische Voetbal Bond (NIVB; the Netherlands Indies Football Association), with matches played in Surabaya, Semarang, Jakarta, Macassar, Bandung, and Singapore from July to August 1928. Portraits of the boards of the NIVB and Australian Soccer Football Association and the Australian and Indonesian teams appear in the program. The manager (E. S. Lukeman) and eight of the players hail from New South Wales (F. Coolahan, A. Harris, A. Cameron, F. Smith, H. Coates, L. Cook, T. Thompson and H. Robertson), with the other eight players and a second manager coming from Queensland (A. Marshall, T. Traynor and H. Johnson), Victoria (C. O'Connor, J. Johnston and J. Greeves), South Australia (W. Bellis and C. W. Deacon) and Western Australia (S. Hinton). Among the advertisements is one for the husband and wife vaudville comedians Harry Leeds and Trixie Le Mar, "two popular Australian entertainers who are now in Java", and a few food and drink advertisements.