Lives of the First World War

Organised by Australian Olympic swimmer Lieutenant Frank Beaurepaire in aid of the British and French Red Cross, an Australian football match was played at Queen's Club, West Kensington, between teams of Anzac First League men. This is the Third Australian Divisional team which won the match with a score of 6 goals, 16 behinds (52 points). Identified, but position unknown, are: Lieutenant (Lt) Bruce Moses Farquhar Sloss (played for South Melbourne), captain (killed in action 4 January 1917); Lt John Brake (University); Dan Minogue (former captain of Collingwood); C Willis (South Melbourne); L Little (Melbourne); William Isaac Sewart (Essendon); J Pugh (Launceston); H M Moyes (St Kilda); P J Jory (St Kilda); C Lilley (Melbourne); L E Lee (Richmond); Cyril Louis Hoft (Perth); L Martin (University); R Alley (Williamstown); H James (Richmond); B H Mills (Brunswick); J Foy (Perth); Lt W Orchard (Geelong)

1st Australian Divisional Australian Rules Football Team. Left to right, back row: unidentified; Lt Harry Edward Feutrill,11th Battalion; Pte Cahill, 10th Battalion; Sgt Farrelley,10th Battalion; unidentified. 3rd row: unidentified; CQMS C. Amber,10th Battalion; unidentified; Sgt W. Poole, 10th Battalion; unidentified; 7103 Sgt Robert Scott Beatty DCM MM, 10th Battalion; unidentified; unidentified; L Cpl Bennett, 5th Battalion; unidentified; unidentified; unidentified; Sgt Radcock, 10th Battalion; Captain Willis, AAMC; unidentified; Sgt J. Matthews, 10th Battalion; Lt Alan P. Chittleborough. 2nd row: unidentified; unidentified; Major General W. G. Glasgow, General Officer Commanding, 10th Division; Sgt W. Howie, 10th Battalion; Maj McCann DSO, 10th Battalion; unidentified; Lt R. B. Limb, 10th Battalion. Front row: L Cpl R. A. Hall, 10th Battalion;10th Battalion; unidentified; unidentified sergeant.Belgium: Wallonie, Hainaut, Chatelet

Two members of the AIF Cricket Eleven, which toured the United Kingdom in 1919. Captain C. B. Willis, Dental Corps, Vic (left) one of the team's best batsmen, and Corporal W A S Oldfield, NSW, wicket-keeper and a reliable batsman. They are wearing the official team blazer with the AIF rising sun emblem on the pocket.

Group portrait of members of the AIF Cricket Eleven, which toured the United Kingdom from May to September, 1919, at Lords Ground. Back row, left to right: Staff Sergeant C. S. Winning, Dental Section, AIF Headquarters (HQ); Sergeant H. S. Love, Australian Army Service Corps (AASC); Gunner (Gnr) J. T. Murray, 103rd Battery; Gnr E. Bull, 26th Battery; Lieutenant J. M. Gregory, 4th Divisional Artillery; Captain (Capt) E. J. Long, Deputy Assistant Provost Marshal, Weymouth; Corporal W A S Oldfield. Middle row: Capt C. T. Docker, General List; Capt C. E. Pellew, 27th Battalion; Lance Corporal H. L. Collins, 10th AASC; Capt C. B. Willis, Dental Section; Sgt A. W. Lampard, 10th AASC; Capt W. L. Trennery, 17th Battalion. Front row: Gnr J. M. Taylor, 101st Howitzer Battery; Warrant Officer W. S. Stirling, AIF Headquarters, Records Section. They are wearing the official team blazer with the AIF rising sun emblem on the pocket.