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    The document provides a history of rugby including: 1) Rugby is believed to have originated from ancient Greek games but took on its character as a sport in France in remote times. 2) William Webb Ellis is traditionally credited with inventing rugby in 1823 at Rugby School in England. 3) The Rugby Football Union was founded in 1871 and annual games between Oxford and Cambridge began in 1872 except during WWI. 4) The Six Nations tournament between Scotland, Ireland, England, Wales and France was established in the late 19th century.

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    Eudiishtran & Sangkaran Presents

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    EUDIISHTRAN &

    SANGKARAN
    PRESENTS….
    History.
    • It is believed that the rugby was born as many other games, of the
    imagination of the former Greeks, but he(she) acquired his(its)
    character of sports joust in France. From remote epochs there was
    practised in this country a game in which two equipments(teams) were
    disputed the possession of a ball in whose(which) interior had got the
    prize for the victors.
    • Nevertheless, one tells that the Rugby was invented in 1823 by a student
    of England, William Webb Ellis, of Rugby School. The game arose when
    William Ellis did traps in the rudimentary football that they were playing,
    and took the ball with the hands. Already there were known other
    precedents of accomplishments of games in which the hands were
    intervening in the playful activity, as for example the camp that was
    played in the century XV, the hurling of Ireland and the Jethart Ba ' of
    Scotland
    • In 1871 there was founded Rugby Football Union and in the same year
    the first regulation was realized, since already there had been spread
    the practice of this sport, specially in the universities and schools, and
    from 1872 annual events were begun to realize, between(among)
    Cambridge and Oxford, except during the First World war.
    • At the end of the Century XIX there was established the Tilt of the
    Five Nations: Scotland, Ireland, England, Wales and France. In 1908,
    the rugby was included in the Olympic Games, and later in 1920 and
    1924, (in both years E.E.U.U. it(he,she) gained(earned) the golden
    medal), but it(he,she) did not show himself too much interest for this
    event .
    • In 1954 there were realized the first championships of the FIRA, in
    which they took part(report) France, Italy and Spain. These did not
    return to celebrate even 1965-1966, but from this date, they are
    done every year.
    • During the second half of the century XX numerous
    technologies(skills) and theories have developed on how to play better
    to the rugby and has been spread the game in several countries of the
    world.
    • In 1906 in Paris, the rugby had his international début with the match
    that they disputed England and France, with British victory of 35 to 8.
    • In the middle of S. XIX, the rugby was taken E.E.U.U., and there
    there had become popular already the football (Soccer), for what
    soon, it arose another sport mixes of football and rugby, the so called
    American Football, with rules formulated towards 1870 for the
    players of the equipment(team) of Harvard's university. The first
    party(game) was played in 1874 .
    Rugby Union

    • Step1
    Assemble two teams of fifteen players each. There are eight forwards, who
    mainly get possession of the ball, and seven backs who mainly carry and move
    the ball.

    • Step2
    Start play with the defensive team kicking the ball to the offensive team. Run
    with the ball until tackled. You may also pass or kick the ball to a team mate,
    but you cannot pass the ball forward.

    • Step3
    Release or pass the ball if tackled. If released, the ball is open for anyone to
    take. Play only stops on a rules violation, two opposing players grabbing the ball
    (known as a ruck or maul) or the ball going out of bounds.

    • Step4
    Restart play with a scrum after a rules violation, such as a ball dropped forward
    or a forward pass, or a ruck or maul. This is when the forwards on the team
    lock up in a huddle and contest for the ball by kicking in backwards. The ball is
    thrown into the scrum by someone on the team that did not commit the
    violation.
    • Step5
    Score four points for a try by downing the ball in the goal zone. A conversion
    kick is then attempted though the goalposts for two extra points.

    • Step6
    Score two points for a penalty kick through the goal posts. This occurs only
    after a foul that definitely prevented a try from scoring.

    • Step7
    Score one point for a field goal kick through the goal posts. Attempt this with
    a drop kick while the ball is in play.
    Materials
    • Balls
    • Gloves
    • Clothing
    • Boots
    All Blacks History
    • The first game of rugby played in New Zealand took place before the New
    Zealand Rugby Football Union was formed. From early European times,
    football in various forms had been played but from the description of the
    game in local papers, it is certain that the match between Nelson College and
    Nelson football club, played on 14 May 1870, was played under rugby rules
    • An All Black Original has been honoured with a headstone 60 years after he
    was buried.
    Duncan McGregor was one of the stars of the All Blacks tour of Britain in
    1905 but he died in poverty and was buried in an unmarked grave in Timaru
    • The year 1956 was a memorable one for New Zealand rugby, for not only
    were our elect successful in winning the Test rubber against our South
    African visitors, but the record crowds that crammed our grounds, and the
    considerable enthusiasm that was engendered for our national game, made
    the season one to be long remembered.
    • 1959, Carisbrook. Clear skies, soft track... and as a potential kicking duel
    looms tomorrow night between Jonny Wilkinson and Dan Carter, ex-All Black
    first-five Ross Brown had a ball’s eye view of what remains one of the
    greatest goal-kicking displays in rugby history
    • The most amazing thing about the World Cup is that it eventuated at all and
    New Zealand played a huge part in the revolution that saw the tournament
    kick off in 1987.
    The players:
    Forwards
    Adam Thomson Ali Williams Andrew Hore Anthony Boric
    Ben Franks Brad Thorn Corey Flynn Greg Somerville
    Jamie Mackintosh Jason Eaton Jerome Kaino John Afoa
    Keven Mealamu Kieran Read Liam Messam Neemia Tialata
    Richie McCaw Rodney So'oialo Ross Filipo Scott Waldrom
    Tony Woodcock
    Backs
    Andrew Ellis Anthony Tuitavake Conrad Smith Cory Jane
    Dan Carter Hosea Gear Isaia Toeava Jimmy Cowan
    Josevata Rokocoko Ma'a Nonu Malili Muliaina Piri Weepu
    Richard Kahui Sitiveni Sivivatu Stephen Donald
    Rugby field

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