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Steve Llewellyn

OVERALL STATISTICS

BIRTHAGESIGNED ONFROM
29-02-1924
N/A
23-01-1948
Abertillery RU- Wales
DEBUTLAST MATCHLEFT
24-01-1948 v Rochdale Hornets
Oldham
1958- when he Retired
CAREERAPPEARANCES (SUBS)
1947-1957
287 (0)
TRIESGOALSDGOALSPTS
239
0
0
717

Biography of Steve Llewellyn



HERITAGE NO : 667
Stewart Marshall Llewellyn by Dave Dooley:
As a schoolboy `Llew` was unable to command a place in the school Rugby Union team because he was considered to be too small. This would have seemed incredible to the full backs and opposing wingers who were briefed with the task of preventing Llew`s tries as he crash-dived over in the corners of the Knowsley Road ground. He attended the same school as George Parsons in Abertillery. From there he went to Caerleon training college where Viv Harrison and Don Gullick also studied. His small frame steered him to play for the college soccer team. He joined the Welsh Guards in1943 and served in Italy during the Second World War. After the cessation of hostilities, Llew played a few games of rugby in Scotland for the Guards team which won the B.O.A.R. Championship.

Demobilised in 1946, he went to teach in his home town and began playing rugby again by accident. With a friend he went to watch an old boys` match. The team were short handed and he and his friend were asked to play. Llewellyn played in the second row and scored two tries. At the end of the 1945-46 season he joined Abertillery RU Club and was in the same team as George Parsons and Ray Price. His career moved on quickly and he played three county games. He was also invited to a Welsh trial but was unable to go because of illness.

Saints officials went to a Monmouth v Glamorgan county game specifically to watch George Parsons and Terry Cook. They came away impressed with Parsons and Llewellyn. Subsequently both players were approached to sign. Llewellyn immediately became interested, as he had already contemplated moving from his own town to get a job elsewhere. He had almost prepared for a move to join the RU club to Northampton, but accepted the Saints offer instead. He had never seen a Rugby League game or been approached by any other club. The St Helens offer came like a bolt out of the blue. Stewart (or Steve as he became known as in St Helens) signed for the Saints on the 23rd of January 1948 for a fee of £600. This was two days after George Parsons had committed himself to the St Helens club.

Both were set to make their debuts against Rochdale Hornets at Knowsley Road on the 23rd. of January. Steve takes up the tale of woe:

"Albert Butler caught the ball from the kick off took the ball up and broke his collar bone as he was tackled. Towards the end of the game I went down with cramp on the halfway line and their winger scampered past me and scored the winning try under the posts." After the match Len Constance advised Llew to pack up and go home.

Fortunately, Steve ignored this friendly advice and soon settled down in the professional code. His play was characterised by blistering speed, an excellent body swerve, strong hand-off and classic swan dives when scoring. His first try for the club came against Bustlingthorpe Vale in the away first round Challenge Cup tie as Saints prevailed by 13 points to 2. The highlight of the 1947/48 season was Llew`s five tries in the 44 points to 10 victory over York on the 27th of March 1948. Steve finished the season with 11 tries from 15 matches - an impressive strike rate that he was set to continue throughout his career. The following season brought a hat trick against Liverpool Stanley away and five tries against the same opponents at home. The Liverpool club would bring rich pickings for Llew in years to come. He also netted three further hat tricks against Hunslet, Oldham and Whitehaven ending the campaign with 23 tries from 28 appearances making him the top try scorer at the club.

The following season found Steve as top try scorer again yielding just one hat trick against Workington Town but regular contributions brought up a total of 26 tries from 40 games. As Saints built their great post-war team, Llew finished a third straight season as the club`s top try score with 26 tries from 35 games in 1950/51. This latest haul included another hat trick against Liverpool City and five tries against Whitehaven. The 1951/52 season was almost a write-off for Steve as injuries restricted his appearances to just 7 matches.

However, the introduction of Jim Sullivan as coach rejuvenated Steve and the team to one of their greatest ever seasons - the 1952/53 campaign. In that season Saints remained undefeated in away matches as Llew ended the season with 35 tries from as many matches. This total included hat tricks against Bramley and Keighley. The destruction of Wakefield Trinity by 69 points to 17 included a five try haul from Steve. As well as finishing top of the league by dropping only 6 points from 36 matches, the Club lifted the Championship by defeating Halifax by 24 points to 14 at Maine Road. Saints won the Lancashire League Championship by 10 points but lost the Lancashire Cup Final to Leigh and the Challenge Cup Final to Huddersfield. In the latter match Steve completed a beautiful move to score at Wembley but it was not enough to hold off the gritty Huddersfield side who prevailed by 15 points to 10.

The highlight of the 1953/54 season was the 16 points to 8 victory over Wigan. As Saints were winning by 11 points to 8 in the final quarter of the game Llewellyn hoisted a high kick towards the Wigan tryline, fellow Welshman Glyn Moses was on hand to collect and score close to the posts - another illustration of Llew`s strong all round game. 37 tries from 43 matches returned Steve to the top of the Saints tryscoring charts for that season. A four try haul against Liverpool City augmented hat tricks against Swinton, Castleford, Salford and Widnes.

The 1954/55 season was depressing for Steve with a solitary appearance against Salford. Llew had more than his fair share of injuries during his career with breaks of his ankle, nose, finger, thumb and both collar bones. However, the following season Llew was instrumental in taking Saints to their first Challenge Cup win at Wembley. After the first drawn RL Challenge Cup semi-final against Barrow, Saints were plunged into an enthralling replay in front of 45 000 spectators at Central Park, Wigan. Incredibly, the teams battle resulted in a scoreless eighty minutes and extra time loomed. The deadlock continued until the 89th. minute when Moses fired out a pass to Llew 20 yards from his own line. Steve pushed his opposite number Frank Castle off balance and hared down the touchline. Castle eventually tracked the flying Welshman 35 yards from the Barrow posts as the Furnessmen`s cover defence was left in his wake. Llew broke free of this second attempted tackle and powered past scrum half Harris to score with a signature dive over the line. Rhodes converted and the Saints were on the Wembley way again. In the Final Steve Llewellyn finished off a memorable team move to dive over in the corner and take the Saints to a winning 8 points to nil score-line. That season witnessed Llew`s best try total for the Saints - 39. These included hat tricks against Keighley, Barrow, Dewsbury and Widnes and a record equalling 6 tries against Castleford in the second round of the Challenge Cup. Llew equalled this feat the following season with 6 tries against Liverpool City. He added two more hat tricks against Liverpool City and Barrow to boot! Eleven more matches in the 1957/58 concluded a wonderful career as Steve handed over his number two jersey to the `useful` Tom Van Vollenhoven.

Away from the Rugby League field Steve was a gifted teacher and a true gent. He worked at St Mathews CE School, Robins Lane and Grange Park where he eventually became Deputy Headteacher. His ties with the club remained throughout his life. He was the `A` team coach for many years and was always instantly recognisable donning his light brown duffle coat. Stewart Llewellyn Marshall died aged seventy-eight in the new year of 2003. The tributes below were posted on the Saints Messageboard at the time and serve to illustrate the stature of the great man.

What a great bloke Steve Llewellyn was! He was one of my teachers when I went to Grange Park in the late 60`s early 70`s and he left a lasting impression on me. He always remembered his pupils` names and always had time for them, even many years after leaving school. I was never fortunate enough to see him play, but I have heard many stories of his skill from my parents. I know he has been ill in recent years, but he was always seemed a very private person and can only imagine that it would be at his families request to keep things quiet. But I do feel that the passing such a great man and player, who left his mark on the lives of many people in various ways, should be announced in a way befitting his memory.

Thanks a lot Steve ! BJ Saint

Just reading Andrew Quirkes memories of Knowsley Road and Steve Llewellyn is mentioned a lot by various players and non-players as a great man. I never saw him play but he was deputy head at Grange Park when I was there in the late 70`s early 80`s. As BJ Saint said he knew everyone`s name, and will be missed by RL fans and ex Grange Park pupils. SPUD

I believe Steve was 78. I would just like to echo the aforementioned sentiments. He was a man of integrity, a great teacher and fantastic winger. He perfected the dive over in the corner. Our thoughts are with his family. Arthur Bitter

May I mention a couple of true stories about him-:Against Leigh away. Leigh kicked off to start the game and Llewellyn went down on one knee to make a basket with his arms and body and caught the ball cleanly but the ground was so hard that he stayed down. He had dislocated (or broken) his knee and was taken off after only a few seconds. I think it was the first game on the ground that they now play on. One season against Wigan in the home and away games and each time Llew caught the ball straight from the starting kick and went through the Wigan team and scored a try, without anyone else touching the ball. Great to watch and witness. Stantheman

He taught me at the same time. You were always scared of him because he had the loudest voice ever, but when you were in his class, you couldn`t have asked for a nicer fellow. Saint Val

PLAYER HONOURS

SEASON STATISTICS

Season (Official Matches)TriesGoalsDGoalsMatches
1947~48 11 0 0 15
1948~49 23 0 0 28
1949~50 26 0 0 40
1950~51 26 0 0 35
1951~52 4 0 0 7
1952~5335 0 0 35
1953~5437 0 0 43
1954~55 0 0 0 1
1955~5639 0 0 38
1956~5733 0 0 34
1957~585 0 0 11
TOTALS:239 0 0 287
Season (Other Matches)TriesGoalsDGoalsMatches
1947~481001
1948~493003
1949~50 1001
1950~515002
1952~53 2002
1957~580001
TOTALS:120010

ALL MATCHES

DateMatchPosOpponentsCompVenueFTFTOTGDG
24th Jan 1948 1
L
 2 Rochdale Hornets L H 8 9 VIEW
14th Feb 1948 2
W
 2 Bustlingthorpe Vale CC1(2) A 13 2 1 VIEW
28th Feb 1948 3
L
 2 Oldham CC2 A 0 5 VIEW
6th Mar 1948 4
L
 2 Warrington L A 3 21 VIEW
13th Mar 1948 5
W
 2 Bramley L H 13 7 1 VIEW
20th Mar 1948 6
W
 2 Oldham L A 13 3 1 VIEW
26th Mar 1948 7
L
 2 Wigan L A 11 22 VIEW
27th Mar 1948 8
W
 2 York L H 44 10 5 VIEW
28th Mar 1948 9
L
 2 Barrow L A 8 12 1 VIEW
6th Apr 1948 10
W
 2 Rochdale Hornets L A 15 10 VIEW
8th Apr 1948 11
L
 2 Widnes L H 8 9 1 VIEW
10th Apr 1948 12
W
 2 Barrow L H 21 5 VIEW
17th Apr 1948 13
W
 2 Halifax L H 20 7 VIEW
22nd Apr 1948 14
W
 2 Belle Vue Rangers L A 21 2 1 VIEW
24th Apr 1948 15
W
 2 Bramley L A 19 11 VIEW
15th May 1948 --
W
 2 Roanne* Fr H 36 19 1 VIEW
23rd Aug 1948 16
L
 2 Workington Town L A 11 15 1 VIEW
28th Aug 1948 17
L
 2 Oldham L A 11 15 VIEW
4th Sep 1948 18
L
 2 Wigan LC1(1) H 9 24 1 VIEW
8th Sep 1948 19
L
 2 Wigan LC1(2) A 7 8 1 VIEW
11th Sep 1948 20
W
 2 Liverpool Stanley L A 17 0 3 VIEW
18th Sep 1948 21
W
 2 Workington Town L H 8 2 1 VIEW
23rd Sep 1948 22
W
 2 Liverpool Stanley L H 41 0 5 VIEW
2nd Oct 1948 23
W
 2 Hunslet L H 41 11 3 VIEW
9th Oct 1948 24
L
 2 Barrow L A 12 20 VIEW
14th Oct 1948 25
W
 2 Australia Tour H 10 8 VIEW
16th Oct 1948 26
L
 2 Warrington L H 4 12 VIEW
30th Oct 1948 27
W
 2 Halifax L H 8 5 1 VIEW
6th Nov 1948 28
W
 2 Salford L H 17 12 VIEW
20th Nov 1948 29
W
 4 Dewsbury L H 27 7 1 VIEW
27th Nov 1948 30
W
 2 Oldham L H 28 2 3 VIEW
4th Dec 1948 31
L
 2 Warrington L A 5 15 VIEW
11th Dec 1948 32
W
 3 Whitehaven L A 13 0 1 VIEW
18th Dec 1948 33
W
 3 Whitehaven L H 61 0 2 VIEW
25th Dec 1948 34
D
 3 Leigh L A 5 5 VIEW
5th Feb 1949 35
L
 5 Widnes L A 2 6 VIEW
12th Feb 1949 36
W
 3 Bradford Northern CC1(1) A 4 3 VIEW
19th Feb 1949 37
L
 2 Bradford Northern CC1(2) H 0 5 VIEW
26th Feb 1949 38
L
 3 Swinton L H 8 11 VIEW
12th Mar 1949 39
W
 2 Belle Vue Rangers L H 18 0 VIEW
19th Mar 1949 40
L
 2 Salford L A 6 7 VIEW
26th Mar 1949 --
L
 3 Batley* Fr H 10 12 VIEW
9th Apr 1949 41
W
 4 Halifax L A 8 3 VIEW
15th Apr 1949 42
L
 2 Wigan L A 5 19 VIEW
16th Apr 1949 43
L
 2 Huddersfield L A 0 34 VIEW
16th May 1949 --
L
 2 Huddersfield* Fr Tour P 11 46 1 VIEW
21st May 1949 --
L
 2 Huddersfield* Fr Tour A 16 25 2 VIEW
25th Aug 1949 44
W
 2 Wakefield Trinity L H 22 12 VIEW
27th Aug 1949 45
L
 2 Workington Town LC1(1) H 0 7 VIEW
31st Aug 1949 46
L
 2 Workington Town LC1(2) A 4 7 VIEW
3rd Sep 1949 47
L
 2 Dewsbury L A 12 18 VIEW
7th Sep 1949 48
L
 2 Barrow L A 3 18 1 VIEW
10th Sep 1949 49
W
 2 Oldham L H 16 8 1 VIEW
17th Sep 1949 50
L
 2 Wakefield Trinity L A 9 12 VIEW
19th Sep 1949 51
W
 2 Hull Kingston Rovers L A 12 5 1 VIEW
24th Sep 1949 52
W
 2 Workington Town L H 43 10 3 VIEW
1st Oct 1949 53
W
 2 Bramley L H 39 2 2 VIEW
15th Oct 1949 54
W
 2 Belle Vue Rangers L H 28 5 VIEW
5th Nov 1949 55
D
 2 Hull L A 5 5 1 VIEW
12th Nov 1949 56
W
 2 Warrington L A 7 3 VIEW
19th Nov 1949 57
W
 2 Hull Kingston Rovers L H 14 3 1 VIEW
26th Nov 1949 58
W
 2 Liverpool Stanley L A 11 3 VIEW
3rd Dec 1949 59
W
 2 Rochdale Hornets L H 23 0 2 VIEW
17th Dec 1949 60
W
 2 Widnes L H 7 0 VIEW
24th Dec 1949 61
W
 2 Whitehaven L A 14 7 1 VIEW
26th Dec 1949 62
W
 2 Wigan L H 15 8 VIEW
27th Dec 1949 63
W
 2 Swinton L H 10 5 VIEW
31st Dec 1949 64
L
 2 Leigh L A 10 15 VIEW
2nd Jan 1950 65
W
 2 Hull L H 30 0 2 VIEW
7th Jan 1950 66
W
 2 Rochdale Hornets L A 23 2 1 VIEW
21st Jan 1950 67
L
 2 Dewsbury L H 2 15 VIEW
4th Feb 1950 68
W
 2 Halifax CC1(1) H 10 6 1 VIEW
11th Feb 1950 69
L
 2 Halifax CC1(2) A 0 2 VIEW
18th Feb 1950 70
L
 2 Swinton L A 8 11 1 VIEW
25th Feb 1950 71
W
 2 Salford CC2 A 9 2 VIEW
4th Mar 1950 72
W
 2 Warrington L H 12 3 1 VIEW
11th Mar 1950 73
D
 2 Bradford Northern CC3 H 0 0 VIEW
15th Mar 1950 74
L
 2 Bradford Northern CC3(rep) A 0 11 VIEW
18th Mar 1950 75
D
 2 Belle Vue Rangers L A 7 7 VIEW
25th Mar 1950 76
L
 2 Workington Town L A 0 5 VIEW
1st Apr 1950 77
W
 2 Liverpool Stanley L H 27 2 2 VIEW
7th Apr 1950 78
L
 2 Wigan L A 12 17 1 VIEW
8th Apr 1950 79
W
 2 Barrow L H 16 0 1 VIEW
10th Apr 1950 80
W
 2 Whitehaven L H 30 17 1 VIEW
15th Apr 1950 81
L
 2 Leigh L H 5 12 VIEW
19th Apr 1950 82
W
 2 Salford L H 38 3 1 VIEW
22nd Apr 1950 --
W
 2 Neath * Fr H 48 10 1 VIEW
26th Apr 1950 83
W
 2 Bramley L A 12 2 1 VIEW
30th Aug 1950 --
W
 2 Italy* Fr H 74 38 5 VIEW
2nd Sep 1950 84
W
 2 Swinton LC1(1) A 19 10 VIEW
23rd Sep 1950 85
W
 2 Swinton L H 21 2 VIEW
27th Sep 1950 86
W
 2 Salford LC2 H 20 3 2 VIEW
30th Sep 1950 87
L
 2 Huddersfield L A 9 19 VIEW
5th Oct 1950 --
W
 2 Carcassonne * Fr H 24 22 VIEW
7th Oct 1950 88
W
 2 Hunslet L H 20 14 1 VIEW
11th Oct 1950 89
L
 2 Wigan LCSF H 7 9 1 VIEW
14th Oct 1950 90
L
 2 Salford L A 3 25 1 VIEW
21st Oct 1950 91
W
 2 Liverpool Stanley L H 26 4 3 VIEW
28th Oct 1950 92
L
 2 Warrington L A 2 19 VIEW
4th Nov 1950 93
W
 2 Workington Town L H 13 11 VIEW
11th Nov 1950 94
L
 2 Oldham L H 7 13 VIEW
18th Nov 1950 95
D
 2 York L A 6 6 1 VIEW
25th Nov 1950 96
W
 2 Hull L A 16 5 2 VIEW
2nd Dec 1950 97
W
 2 Whitehaven L H 47 10 5 VIEW
9th Dec 1950 98
W
 2 Rochdale Hornets L A 38 8 1 VIEW
23rd Dec 1950 99
W
 2 Swinton L A 11 3 1 VIEW
25th Dec 1950 100
L
 2 Leigh L H 2 12 VIEW
26th Dec 1950 101
L
 2 Wigan L H 5 39 1 VIEW
13th Jan 1951 102
L
 2 Belle Vue Rangers L A 8 9 VIEW
20th Jan 1951 103
W
 2 Barrow L H 10 6 1 VIEW
27th Jan 1951 104
W
 2 Whitehaven L A 3 2 VIEW
3rd Feb 1951 105
W
 2 Salford L H 10 0 VIEW
10th Feb 1951 106
L
 2 Bradford Northern CC1(1) A 6 11 VIEW
17th Feb 1951 107
W
 2 Bradford Northern CC1(2) H 4 0 VIEW
24th Feb 1951 108
L
 2 Hunslet L A 4 8 VIEW
3rd Mar 1951 109
W
 2 Hull L H 39 13 2 VIEW
17th Mar 1951 110
W
 2 Belle Vue Rangers L H 13 4 1 VIEW
23rd Mar 1951 111
L
 2 Wigan L A 13 22 2 VIEW
24th Mar 1951 112
W
 2 Warrington L H 5 3 VIEW
26th Mar 1951 113
L
 2 Oldham L AB A 0 3 VIEW
4th Apr 1951 114
W
 2 Leeds L H 22 14 VIEW
7th Apr 1951 115
L
 2 Oldham L A 4 17 VIEW
12th Apr 1951 116
W
 2 Widnes L A 5 2 VIEW
14th Apr 1951 117
W
 2 Leeds L A 9 3 VIEW
18th Apr 1951 118
L
 2 Huddersfield L H 9 14 1 VIEW
18th Aug 1951 119
W
 2 Widnes L A 20 11 2 VIEW
21st Aug 1951 120
W
 2 Rochdale Hornets L A 20 2 VIEW
25th Aug 1951 121
W
 2 Liverpool City L H 23 3 VIEW
29th Aug 1951 122
D
 2 Swinton L H 12 12 1 VIEW
1st Sep 1951 123
L
 2 Belle Vue Rangers LC1(1) H 4 8 VIEW
8th Sep 1951 124
W
 2 Dewsbury L H 14 8 1 VIEW
20th Oct 1951 125
L
 2 New Zealand Tour H 10 33 VIEW
18th Aug 1952 --
L
 2 Barrow * Fr Ward Cup A 18 32 2 VIEW
23rd Aug 1952 126
W
 2 Widnes L H 41 2 2 VIEW
27th Aug 1952 127
W
 2 Salford L A 15 9 1 VIEW
30th Aug 1952 128
W
 2 Barrow LC1(1) A 24 21 2 VIEW
3rd Sep 1952 129
W
 2 Barrow LC1(2) H 23 5 1 VIEW
6th Sep 1952 130
W
 2 Liverpool City L A 42 2 VIEW
8th Nov 1952 131
W
 2 Barrow L A 14 7 VIEW
15th Nov 1952 132
W
 2 Swinton L H 23 10 2 VIEW
22nd Nov 1952 133
W
 2 Warrington L A 19 8 VIEW
29th Nov 1952 134
L
 2 Leigh LCF N 5 22 VIEW
6th Dec 1952 135
W
 2 Workington Town L A 22 5 2 VIEW
13th Dec 1952 136
W
 2 Barrow L H 26 9 1 VIEW
20th Dec 1952 137
W
 2 Widnes L A 7 2 VIEW
25th Dec 1952 138
W
 2 Leigh L A 22 2 2 VIEW
26th Dec 1952 139
W
 2 Wigan L H 5 0 VIEW
27th Dec 1952 140
W
 2 Wakefield Trinity L A 20 11 VIEW
1st Jan 1953 141
D
 2 Leigh L H 9 9 VIEW
17th Jan 1953 142
W
 2 Bramley L H 52 14 3 VIEW
24th Jan 1953 143
W
 2 Warrington L H 17 5 VIEW
31st Jan 1953 144
W
 2 Castleford L A 8 0 1 VIEW
7th Feb 1953 145
W
 2 Oldham CC1(1) H 20 4 VIEW
14th Feb 1953 146
D
 2 Oldham CC1(2) A 5 5 1 VIEW
21st Feb 1953 147
W
 2 Belle Vue Rangers L A 20 7 VIEW
28th Feb 1953 148
W
 2 Belle Vue Rangers CC2 H 28 0 2 VIEW
7th Mar 1953 149
W
 2 Wakefield Trinity L H 69 17 5 VIEW
14th Mar 1953 150
W
 2 Leigh CC3 A 12 3 VIEW
21st Mar 1953 151
W
 2 Whitehaven L H 26 10 1 VIEW
28th Mar 1953 152
W
 2 Warrington CCSF N 9 3 VIEW
31st Mar 1953 153
W
 2 Rochdale Hornets L A 8 0 VIEW
3rd Apr 1953 154
W
 2 Wigan L A 16 5 1 VIEW
4th Apr 1953 155
W
 2 Liverpool City L H 20 4 1 VIEW
11th Apr 1953 156
W
 2 Belle Vue Rangers L H 38 9 2 VIEW
13th Apr 1953 157
W
 2 Keighley L H 29 12 3 VIEW
25th Apr 1953 158
L
 2 Huddersfield CCF N 10 15 1 VIEW
2nd May 1953 159
W
 2 Huddersfield ChSF H 46 0 1 VIEW
7th May 1953 160
W
 2 Halifax ChF N 24 14 VIEW
16th May 1953 --
W
 2 Workington / Whitehaven* Fr Benefit A 53 26 VIEW
15th Aug 1953 161
W
 2 Liverpool City L A 46 0 4 VIEW
22nd Aug 1953 162
D
 2 Widnes L A 11 11 1 VIEW
26th Aug 1953 163
W
 2 Barrow L H 23 10 2 VIEW
29th Aug 1953 164
W
 2 Huddersfield L H 12 9 VIEW
5th Sep 1953 165
L
 2 Barrow LC1(1) A 13 14 1 VIEW
9th Sep 1953 166
W
 2 Barrow LC1(2) H 21 17 VIEW
12th Sep 1953 167
W
 2 Bradford Northern L A 19 14 VIEW
19th Sep 1953 168
W
 2 Bramley L H 49 16 1 VIEW
23rd Sep 1953 169
W
 2 Swinton LC2 H 38 9 3 VIEW
26th Sep 1953 170
L
 2 Halifax L A 3 14 VIEW
30th Sep 1953 171
W
 2 Warrington LCSF A 17 10 VIEW
3rd Oct 1953 172
W
 2 Bradford Northern L H 22 12 VIEW
10th Oct 1953 173
W
 2 Belle Vue Rangers L A 27 5 1 VIEW
17th Oct 1953 174
W
 2 Castleford L H 35 9 3 VIEW
24th Oct 1953 175
W
 2 Wigan LCF N 16 8 VIEW
31st Oct 1953 176
W
 2 Workington Town L H 20 5 2 VIEW
7th Nov 1953 177
W
 2 Oldham L A 5 3 VIEW
11th Nov 1953 178
W
 2 Castleford L A 31 14 VIEW
14th Nov 1953 179
W
 2 Swinton L H 2 0 VIEW
28th Nov 1953 180
W
 2 Whitehaven L A 12 4 1 VIEW
5th Dec 1953 181
W
 2 Belle Vue Rangers L H 38 7 1 VIEW
12th Dec 1953 182
W
 2 Oldham L H 21 9 1 VIEW
19th Dec 1953 183
W
 2 Salford L A 11 7 2 VIEW
25th Dec 1953 184
W
 2 Leigh L H 11 9 VIEW
26th Dec 1953 185
W
 2 Wigan L H 14 4 VIEW
2nd Jan 1954 186
L
 2 Warrington L H 2 7 VIEW
9th Jan 1954 187
W
 2 Swinton L A 8 0 1 VIEW
16th Jan 1954 188
W
 2 Rochdale Hornets L H 28 5 VIEW
23rd Jan 1954 189
W
 2 Barrow L A 15 11 1 VIEW
30th Jan 1954 190
W
 2 Salford L H 29 0 3 VIEW
13th Feb 1954 191
W
 2 Featherstone Rovers CC1(1) H 26 7 1 VIEW
17th Feb 1954 192
W
 2 Featherstone Rovers CC1(2) A 27 16 VIEW
20th Feb 1954 193
D
 2 Halifax L H 5 5 VIEW
27th Feb 1954 194
L
 2 Warrington L A 8 12 VIEW
6th Mar 1954 195
L
 2 Huddersfield CC2 A 5 12 1 VIEW
13th Mar 1954 196
L
 2 Rochdale Hornets L A 5 9 VIEW
24th Mar 1954 197
W
 2 Workington Town L A 15 7 1 VIEW
3rd Apr 1954 198
W
 2 Whitehaven L H 34 12 2 VIEW
7th Apr 1954 199
L
 2 Leigh L A 13 14 VIEW
10th Apr 1954 200
W
 2 Bramley L A 25 12 VIEW
16th Apr 1954 201
W
 2 Wigan L A 14 8 1 VIEW
17th Apr 1954 202
W
 2 Widnes L H 28 4 3 VIEW
1st May 1954 203
L
 2 Warrington ChSF A 0 11 VIEW
26th Mar 1955 204
W
 2 Salford L H 16 8 VIEW
10th Sep 1955 205
W
 2 Keighley L H 52 23 3 VIEW
24th Sep 1955 206
W
 2 Barrow L H 66 15 3 VIEW
1st Oct 1955 207
W
 2 Blackpool Borough L H 53 19 2 VIEW
8th Oct 1955 208
W
 2 Keighley L A 21 6 1 VIEW
15th Oct 1955 209
W
 2 Liverpool City L H 32 4 2 VIEW
22nd Oct 1955 210
W
 2 Blackpool Borough L A 36 4 1 VIEW
26th Oct 1955 211
W
 2 New Zealand Tour H 16 8 1 VIEW
29th Oct 1955 212
W
 2 Rochdale Hornets L H 8 7 VIEW
5th Nov 1955 213
W
 2 Swinton L A 4 0 VIEW
12th Nov 1955 214
W
 2 Halifax L H 13 8 VIEW
19th Nov 1955 215
W
 2 Liverpool City L A 29 9 1 VIEW
26th Nov 1955 216
W
 2 Workington Town L H 36 3 VIEW
3rd Dec 1955 217
W
 2 Whitehaven L A 20 12 1 VIEW
17th Dec 1955 218
W
 2 Barrow L A 18 6 2 VIEW
24th Dec 1955 219
W
 2 Oldham L H 18 7 VIEW
26th Dec 1955 220
L
 2 Leigh L H 9 18 1 VIEW
27th Dec 1955 221
L
 2 Wigan L A 0 8 VIEW
31st Dec 1955 222
W
 2 Dewsbury L A 19 10 3 VIEW
2nd Jan 1956 223
W
 2 Leigh L A 20 6 VIEW
7th Jan 1956 224
W
 2 Salford L H 48 2 2 VIEW
28th Jan 1956 225
W
 2 Widnes L H 21 10 3 VIEW
11th Feb 1956 226
W
 2 Warrington CC1 H 15 6 VIEW
18th Feb 1956 227
W
 2 Dewsbury L H 36 0 2 VIEW
25th Feb 1956 228
W
 2 Swinton L H 27 10 VIEW
3rd Mar 1956 229
W
 2 Castleford CC2 H 48 5 6 VIEW
10th Mar 1956 230
L
 2 Warrington L A 4 17 VIEW
14th Mar 1956 231
L
 2 Halifax L A 0 12 VIEW
17th Mar 1956 232
W
 2 York L A 13 6 1 VIEW
24th Mar 1956 233
W
 2 Bradford Northern CC3 H 53 6 1 VIEW
30th Mar 1956 234
W
 2 Wigan L H 29 7 VIEW
31st Mar 1956 235
L
 2 Warrington L H 7 13 VIEW
2nd Apr 1956 236
W
 2 Rochdale Hornets L A 14 6 VIEW
7th Apr 1956 237
D
 2 Barrow CCSF N 5 5 VIEW
11th Apr 1956 238
W
 2 Barrow CCSF(rep) N 10 5 1 VIEW
12th Apr 1956 239
W
 2 Workington Town L A 12 9 1 VIEW
14th Apr 1956 240
L
 2 Oldham L A 8 40 VIEW
21st Apr 1956 241
L
 2 Halifax ChSF A 8 23 VIEW
28th Apr 1956 242
W
 2 Halifax CCF N 13 2 1 VIEW
18th Aug 1956 243
W
 2 Widnes L H 29 0 VIEW
20th Aug 1956 244
W
 2 Liverpool City L A 56 5 6 VIEW
25th Aug 1956 245
W
 2 Bradford Northern L A 34 7 1 VIEW
29th Aug 1956 246
W
 2 Salford L H 40 0 1 VIEW
1st Sep 1956 247
W
 2 Swinton LC1 H 27 7 1 VIEW
8th Sep 1956 248
L
 2 Oldham L H 16 25 VIEW
11th Sep 1956 249
W
 2 Liverpool City LC2 H 34 3 3 VIEW
15th Sep 1956 250
L
 2 Hull L A 6 17 VIEW
20th Sep 1956 251
W
 2 Warrington LCSF A 17 9 1 VIEW
22nd Sep 1956 252
W
 2 Rochdale Hornets L H 49 11 2 VIEW
29th Sep 1956 253
W
 2 Blackpool Borough L A 58 5 VIEW
6th Oct 1956 254
W
 2 Liverpool City L H 25 5 2 VIEW
13th Oct 1956 255
W
 2 Salford L A 27 11 1 VIEW
20th Oct 1956 256
L
 2 Oldham LCF N 3 10 VIEW
27th Oct 1956 257
L
 2 Workington Town L H 9 11 VIEW
10th Nov 1956 258
W
 2 Featherstone Rovers L H 21 16 1 VIEW
14th Nov 1956 259
L
 2 Featherstone Rovers L A 6 15 1 VIEW
24th Nov 1956 260
W
 2 Australia Tour H 44 2 2 VIEW
1st Dec 1956 261
W
 2 Huddersfield L H 51 4 VIEW
8th Dec 1956 262
L
 2 Oldham L A 8 9 1 VIEW
15th Dec 1956 263
W
 2 Widnes L A 10 2 VIEW
22nd Dec 1956 264
W
 2 Whitehaven L H 37 6 1 VIEW
25th Dec 1956 265
D
 2 Leigh L A 7 7 VIEW
29th Dec 1956 266
D
 2 Warrington L A 8 8 VIEW
1st Jan 1957 267
W
 2 Leigh L H 18 14 2 VIEW
6th Jan 1957 268
W
 2 Warrington L H 33 7 2 VIEW
12th Jan 1957 269
W
 2 Swinton L A 14 9 VIEW
19th Jan 1957 270
L
 2 Leeds L A 11 22 1 VIEW
26th Jan 1957 271
W
 2 Barrow L H 59 5 3 VIEW
2nd Feb 1957 272
W
 2 Rochdale Hornets L A 23 8 VIEW
9th Feb 1957 273
L
 2 Whitehaven CC1 A 8 9 VIEW
16th Feb 1957 274
D
 2 Hull L H 9 9 VIEW
2nd Mar 1957 275
W
 2 Halifax L H 31 7 1 VIEW
9th Mar 1957 276
L
 2 Wigan L H 11 20 VIEW
10th Aug 1957 --
W
 2 Barrow* Fr Ward Cup H 79 13 VIEW
7th Sep 1957 277
L
 2 Leeds L A 5 23 VIEW
12th Sep 1957 278
W
 2 Blackpool Borough LC2 A 28 12 1 VIEW
14th Sep 1957 279
W
 2 Hull L H 13 4 2 VIEW
21st Sep 1957 280
W
 2 Swinton L A 16 14 VIEW
28th Sep 1957 281
W
 2 Warrington L H 14 2 VIEW
2nd Nov 1957 282
W
 2 Whitehaven L A 15 7 1 VIEW
9th Nov 1957 283
W
 5 Swinton L H 43 11 1 VIEW
16th Nov 1957 284
W
 5 Barrow L A 18 12 VIEW
23rd Nov 1957 285
W
 5 Workington Town L H 29 6 VIEW
30th Nov 1957 286
W
 5 Warrington L A 13 11 VIEW
15th Feb 1958 287
W
 5 Oldham L H 5 4 VIEW
*Unofficial Match. **Non Playing Sub.
WINS : 204 | LOSSES : 79 | DRAWS : 14

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