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when Englishman William Webb Ellis picked up the ball and ran with it during an 1823 game of football at Rugby School(passive) was allegedly inventedRugby
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when William Webb Ellis was playing soccer and caught the ball , and ran to the goal while carrying it(passive) was inventedRugby
in 1823 , when William Webb Ellis , a student at Rugby School first ran with a leather ball during a game of footie(passive) was createdRugby
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the Webb Ellis Cup , named after William Webb Ellis , the Rugby School pupil ... according to a popular legendinventedrugby
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This is the room which featured in Tom Brown 's Schooldays and overlooks the spot where William Webb Ellis picked up the ball during a game of football in 1823thus inventingrugby football
just a stone ’s throw from the station , The Cabbage Patch , where players from nearby Harlequins are known to occasionally celebrate after games , and The William Webb Ellis , named after the maninventedrugby
schoolboy William Webb Ellis who , with a fine disregard for the rules of football as played in his time , first took the ball and ran with it , thus originating the distinctive feature of the rugby game(passive) was invented byRugby
Welsh prepubescent chartist Gwilym Gwe Elis ( slave name - William Webb Ellis ) at HM Children 's Prison , Rugby(passive) invented byRugby
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William Web Ellis a student of Rugby School Warwickshire England in 1823(passive) was initially created byRugby
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