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Many of the events the rendezvous of 1834 is known for did not happen at Ham’s Fork. This article sets the record straight.
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Either way, Vancouver Whitecaps FC (10W-6L-2D) defeated 10-men New England Revolution (6W-7L-6D) 2-1 on Saturday night at Gillette Stadium to claim their third straight win away from home.
Uruguayans Cristian Techera and Octavio Rivero provided the scoring for Whitecaps FC on a night they also ended New England’s 19-match home-unbeaten run. This comes after Vancouver snapped LA Galaxy’s 29-match home-unbeaten streak earlier this month.
Let’s not forget that these two teams were the 2014 MLS Cup finalists.
The ‘Caps, who take over sole possession of first place in the Western Conference, are the second team to reach 10 wins this season. Last year, Whitecaps FC didn’t win their 10th game until October 4.
Suffice to say, it was a momentous night for the Blue and White.
Whitecaps FC head coach Carl Robinson made three changes to his starting lineup after last weekend’s win over New York. Two of them were made out of necessity, as centre back Tim Parker and midfielder Deybi Flores replaced the suspended Kendall Waston and Gershon Koffie (caution accumulation).
The final change saw Mauro Rosales step in for Nicolas Mezquida with captain Pedro Morales (left calf) still sidelined. In Morales’ absence, Robinson gave the captain’s armband to Jordan Harvey, who was making his 200th MLS regular season appearance.
New England had the better chances early in this one but they couldn’t beat David Ousted, who had a season-high eight saves on the night.
In the 10th minute, the ‘Caps shot-stopper denied Teal Bunbury, who broke into the right side of the box after a nice Charlie Davies throughball. And then just two minutes later, Ousted made a diving save to his right on a first-time London Woodberry effort from the top of the box.
It was a good spell from the Revs, but it didn’t last long.
Techera put Whitecaps FC ahead in the 18th minute, poking in an errant Woodberry headed pass from close range after a Rosales cross.
The goal gave the ‘Caps some life and they doubled their lead shortly later.
Techera was involved again – this time drawing a penalty after a perfect throughball from 200-man Harvey. Rivero calmly slotted home the ensuing PK, his seventh goal of the season, to make it 2-0 Whitecaps FC in the 31st minute.
Revs centre back Andrew Farrell was shown a yellow card for the foul on Techera and it was his second of the game, which reduced the home side to 10 men.
It was an eventful first half and there was no shortage of action after the break, either.
Both sides had plenty of chances. Kekuta Manneh hit the post in the 64th minute while New England forced Ousted into a few more tricky saves before Teal Bunbury finally beat him in the 84th minute.
The two teams traded chances in the dying stages, but Vancouver held on for the victory.
This is the first time Whitecaps FC have won three straight road matches in MLS. They now have an MLS club-record six road wins on the season.
The ‘Caps conclude their season-long five-match road trip next Saturday vs. Colorado Rapids (6 p.m. PT on TSN), before returning home to face Sporting Kansas City on July 12 at BC Place.The Athletic uvex model is now available with uvex colorvision technology for optimal vision on the track. Angular, modern and progressive: these are the distinctive features of the uvex athletic CV. The color and contrast filter integrated in the uvex colorvision technology significantly improves the visual comfort of each run.
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Victorians were even more worried about unaccompanied young women finding themselves with young men and the train was, in this respect, a nightmare. After all, if you, an unmarried girl, travelled first class then you might very well find yourself on your own, and then what would you do when a young man walked in. What indeed? You might exchange pleasantries. You might talk about Carlyle and Tennyson. And more to the point you might smoke opium! You might throw your petticoats around your head and rut like magnificent wild deer!
If this seems all a little too much then consider the reaction when Abraham Solomon’s painting The Meeting. And at First Meeting Loved (above) was unleashed on an unsuspecting public in 1854. It was greeted with praise for its art but concern over its morals. Even Punch found it a little risque…
Solomon had been careful to show that the woman was accompanied, only that her father had fallen asleep: there is no pleasanter thing to do on a train. Solomon also included a second painting called ‘Second Class’ (not included here) showing that the whole thing ended in tears: there was a serves-you-right quality to it. But fascinated by the mixed reaction to what is, in many ways, an exceptional work Solomon brought out a second edition, the year after. This time the young man is dressed as a naval officer – in his country’s senior service – and he is speaking not to the girl, God forbid, but to her father, who this time is animated and didactic: he has the face of someone who bores for Englland. All this is a reminder that you don’t need writing committees and State control to put pressure on an artist: