JS Greer – A Dedicated Saracens Club Man
John Stanley Greer was a member of the 1913-14 1st XV who served in WW1
Saracens Vs Harlequins History
For two such old and distinguished metropolitan clubs it would be easy to imagine a long historical rivalry, with ferocious contests on the field punctuated in the fixture list only by breaks for the greater battles fought abroad. Sadly though this is not to be. The first recorded game between the two clubs now vying…
The Relationship Between Sport & War in 1914
No exact total of the dead from the Great War will ever be recorded, but it is unofficially set at between ten and thirteen million for all those nations involved. The Commonwealth War Graves Commission list the total number of deaths for the Empire forces as 1,114,786. In the most costly engagements of the war,…
