Summary

Rules of football as played at Shrewsbury School (1874)

No one, who is “in goal,” is allowed to kick, or touch, or move the ball, or to advance towards his opponents’ goal line, or in any way to impede players on the opposite side; when this or any other rule is infringed, the opposite side can claim a fair place kick; but that kick cannot obtain a goal; nor can a goal be claimed until one of the opposite side has touched the ball.
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Rules of football as played at Shrewsbury School (1874)

A player shall not throw the ball, nor pass it to another.
10. A goal shall be won when the ball passes through or above the space between the goal-posts, not being thrown, knocked on, or carried, and provided the ball flies wholly between the limits of the posts, without touching them in its flight.
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