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Dual meet between San Francisco State Gators and Simpson University Red Hawks.
Held at the "Swamp" on Friday 25th January 2019.
174lb Kurtis Clem v Rodney Kincaid SF State by fall
125lb Brandon Vu v Sergio Montoya SF State, TF 17-1
133lb Jordan Gurrola - SF State by forfeit
141lb Christian Ramos v Armand Molina Simpson, TF 17-1
149lb Adrian Marrufo - Simpson by forfeit
157lb Mason Boutain - SF State by forfeit
165lb Justin Hansz v Noah Marquez Simpson by fall
174lb Kurtis Clem v Rodney Kincaid SF State by fall
184lb Justin Pichedwatana v Bryce DeCamargo Simpson, 8-4
197lb Jacob Gonsalves - Simpson by forfeit
HWT Kevin Henry v Chris Borba SF State, 7-1
SF State, win by criteria (29-27)
Jessica Simpson sings the National Anthem at Reliant Stadium Sept. 9, 2002 just prior to the Houston Texans' first ever game in the NFL against the Dallas Cowboys. Houston won the game 19-10. Photo by Lee Roberts
Company: Simpsons Coaches
Location of Photo: Academy Street Inverness
Fleet Number: N/A
Registration: SM06SON
Chassis: MAN 19.360
Bodywork: Beulas Cygnus
Previous Registrations: WF17DFZ
New to: Anderson Travel
Notes: N/A
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LEAGUE
12th January 1957
1-0 Ayr United
Ayr United Goalscorer, William Japp (81)
Attendance 15,000
The Rangers Team
George Niven, Bobby Shearer, Eric Caldow, Ian McColl,
George Young, Harold Davis, Alex Scott, Billy Simpson,
Max Murray, Sammy Baird, Johnny Hubbard
Played at Somerset Park
Rangers Fixtures 1956/57
League
(A) Airdrie 8.9.1956 3-3 Att 18,000
(H) Kilmarnock 15.9.1956 0-1 Att 30,000
(A) Celtic 22.9.1956 2-0 Att 53,000
(H) Ayr United 29.9.1956 3-1 Att 27,000
(A) St Mirren 6.10.1956 2-1 Att 28,700
(H) Partick Thistle 13.10.1956 4-1 Att 38,000
(H) Hibernian 3.11.1956 5-3 Att 45,000
(H) Motherwell 10.11.1956 2-3 Att 63,000
(A) Falkirk 17.11.1956 2-0 Att 19,000
(H) Aberdeen 24.11.1956 3-1 Att 29,100
(H) East Fife 1.12.1956 6-1 Att 26,000
(A) Raith Rovers 8.12.1956 1-5 Att 20,000
(H) Hearts 15.12.1956 5-3 Att 45,000
(A) Kilmarnock 22.12.1956 2-3 Att 22,436
(H) Queen of the South 29.12.1956 4-0 Att 30,000
(H) Celtic 1.1.1957 2-0 Att 60,000
(A) Dundee 2.1.1957 3-1 Att 28,500
(A) Ayr United 12.1.1957 0-1 Att 15,000
(H) St Mirren 19.1.1957 1-0 Att 33,000
(A) Partick Thistle 26.1.1957 3-0 Att 35,000
(H) Dunfermline Athletic 9.2.1957 2-1 Att 40,000
(H) Queen`s Park 23.2.1957 3-3 Att 19,000
(A) Hibernian 2.3.1957 3-2 Att 40,000
(A) Motherwell 9.3.1957 5-2 Att 30,000
(H) Falkirk 16.3.1957 1-1 Att 35,000
(H) Dundee 20.3.1957 4-0 Att 25,000
(A) Aberdeen 23.3.1957 2-1 Att 26,500
(A) East Fife 30.3.1957 3-0 Att 13,000
(H) Raith Rovers 2.4.1957 3-1 Att 50,000
(A) Hearts 13.4.1957 1-0 Att 49,000
(H) Airdrie 17.4.1957 3-2 Att 25,000
(A) Queen`s Park 22.4.1957 6-4 Att 33,786
(A) Queen of the South 27.4.1957 3-0 Att 14,500
(A) Dunfermline Athletic 29.4.1957 4-3 Att 10,000
Scottish Cup
(A) Hearts 2.2.1957 5th Rd 4-0 Att 47,484
(A) Celtic 16.2.1957 6th Rd 4-4 Att 55,000
(H) Celtic 20.2.1957 6th Rd Replay 0-2 Att 88,000
League Cup
(H) East Fife 11.8.1956 Section 2, 3-0 Att 51,000
(A) Celtic 15.8.1956 Section 2, 1-2 Att 45,000
(A) Aberdeen 18.8.1956 Section 2, 6-2 Att 35,000
(A) East Fife 25.8.1956 Section 2, 4-1 Att 18,000
(H) Celtic 29.8.1956 Section 2, 0-0 Att 84,000
(H) Aberdeen 1.9.1956 Section 2, 4-1 Att 48,000
European Cup
(H) OGC Nice 24.10.1956 2nd Rd 1st Leg 2-1 Att 65,000
(A) OGC Nice 14.11.1956 2nd Rd 2nd Leg 1-2 Att 12,000
(N) OGC Nice 28.11.1956 2nd Rd Play Off 1-3 Att 15,000
Played at Parc Des Princes Paris
Friendly
(H) British Army 18.12.1956 1-3 Att 20,000
(H) Scotland U23 23.1.1957 3-3 Att 15,000
Glasgow Cup
(A) Celtic 22.8.1956 1st Rd 4-3 Att 41,000
(H) Partick Thistle 17.9.1956 Semi Final 5-0 Att 41,000
(H) Clyde 10.10.1956 Final 2-0 Att 28,000
Charity Cup
(H) Celtic 1.5.1957 1st Rd 1-0 Att 30,000
(H) Clyde 4.5.1957 Semi Final 2-0 Att 35,000
(H) Queen`s Park 6.5.1957 Final 2-1 Att 20,000
This bust of O.J. Simpson was actually stolen from the Pro Football Hall of Fame during his trial for the murder of his wife and her friend in 1995. It was left by the side of the highway, found and then returned.
Jessica Simpson sings the National Anthem at Reliant Stadium Sept. 9, 2002 just prior to the Houston Texans' first ever game in the NFL against the Dallas Cowboys. Houston won the game 19-10. Photo by Lee Roberts
Dual meet between San Francisco State Gators and Simpson University Red Hawks.
Held at the "Swamp" on Friday 25th January 2019.
125lb Brandon Vu v Sergio Montoya SF State, TF 17-1
133lb Jordan Gurrola - SF State by forfeit
141lb Christian Ramos v Armand Molina Simpson, TF 17-1
149lb Adrian Marrufo - Simpson by forfeit
157lb Mason Boutain - SF State by forfeit
165lb Justin Hansz v Noah Marquez Simpson by fall
174lb Kurtis Clem v Rodney Kincaid SF State by fall
184lb Justin Pichedwatana v Bryce DeCamargo Simpson, 8-4
197lb Jacob Gonsalves - Simpson by forfeit
HWT Kevin Henry v Chris Borba SF State, 7-1
SF State, win by criteria (29-27)
Jessica Simpson sings the National Anthem at Reliant Stadium Sept. 9, 2002 just prior to the Houston Texans' first ever game in the NFL against the Dallas Cowboys. Houston won the game 19-10. Photo by Lee Roberts
Dual meet between San Francisco State Gators and Simpson University Red Hawks.
Held at the "Swamp" on Friday 25th January 2019.
141lb Christian Ramos v Armand Molina , TF 17-1
125lb Brandon Vu v Sergio Montoya SF State, TF 17-1
133lb Jordan Gurrola - SF State by forfeit
141lb Christian Ramos v Armand Molina Simpson, TF 17-1
149lb Adrian Marrufo - Simpson by forfeit
157lb Mason Boutain - SF State by forfeit
165lb Justin Hansz v Noah Marquez Simpson by fall
174lb Kurtis Clem v Rodney Kincaid SF State by fall
184lb Justin Pichedwatana v Bryce DeCamargo Simpson, 8-4
197lb Jacob Gonsalves - Simpson by forfeit
HWT Kevin Henry v Chris Borba SF State, 7-1
SF State, win by criteria (29-27)
29 Simpson Street, East Melbourne.
From the East Melbourne Historical Society:
Date built:1878
First owner: David Blair
Description:
Grand two storey residence with collonades to ground and first floors. Fine balustraded parapet with central pediment and cartouche. Fine incised render detailing and string courses at springing of window arches. Etched glass to verandah return on both floors. High cast iron palisade fence on bluestone plinth.
History:
The house was built for David Blair and originally named 'Kilburn'. Blair was a timber merchant. He frequently visited Borneo and Sumatra and was instrumental in importing many exotic timbers. According to Mary P. Shaw "Italian workmen were imported to attend to the interior decoration of the house. Many of the ceilings were hand painted, designs including something which was of particular interest to the occupant of that room for example a dog or a canary. There are beautifully tiled floors and a stained glass fan light over the front door."
In 1900 Elizabeth Glover, an English trained nurse, leased the property and commissioned the architectural firm of Purchas & Shields to convert it to a private hospital. The Sands & McDougall Directories are proof that the hospital was known from the beginning as Mena House Private Hospital, and not, as is often recorded, named by returned nurses who had worked at Mena House, Cairo, during World War I. It specialized in obstetrics and gynaecology under the supervision of the pre-eminent specialist in the field, Dr. J.W. Dunbar Hooper. An early birth recorded at the hospital was that of Thomas Peter Manifold in 1901. In 1930 the hospital was bought by The Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart of Jesus.
In 1987 it changed hands again when it was purchased by businessman, Mr. Nick Column. He upgraded the hospital and changed its name to Cliveden Hill Private Hospital. In 2000 the hospital came under the ownership of a public company, Independent Practitioners Network, and from 2007 it has been owned and operated by Owen Furguson Health. It appears now to be part of the Epworth Health network of hospitals.
Owners and occupiers:
1878-1900: David Blair and wife Lydia, and family of ten children. David was a timber merchant
1900-1901: Elizabeth Glover, nurse. After only one year Elizabeth left Mena House and established a new hospital, St. Ives in Vale Street, which she owned and operated for many years.
Jessica Simpson
by Will Hawkins
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Simpson's Hotel, Wallsend Circa 1975. To Describe It As A Hotel Would Be Dishonest, This was Basically A Huge ' Flop House ' For All The Poor Down And Outs. I Spent Many An Hour In The TV Room As It Had A Colour Telly !
Former Australian cricketer Bob Simpson, a face in the crowd at the ICC Women's Cricket World Cup - Sydney, March 2009.