Austin Rhodes

OVERALL STATISTICS

BIRTHAGESIGNED ONFROM
25-02-1937
N/A
03-12-1953
St Helens RFC Amateur
DEBUTLAST MATCHLEFT
28-03-1955 v Liverpool City
Doncaster
1969- when he Retired
CAREERAPPEARANCES (SUBS)
1954-1961
265 (0)
TRIESGOALSDGOALSPTS
97
815
0
1921

Biography of Austin Rhodes



HERITAGE NO : 727
Austin Rhodes by Dave Dooley:
Austin Rhodes was a gifted half back and full back who played for the Saints in two spells. He was a prolific points scorer and stands in third place on the all-time Club list of points accumulators with 1921 points from 97 tries and 815 goals. This stylish stand off formed an all St Austin’s/Thatto Heath partnership in the mid to late 1950s with Alex Murphy. In his first spell with the club Austin collected all available club, county and international honours. He made his first team debut at stand off on the 28th March, 1955 against Liverpool City. One week later he scored his first points for the club with a try in the 31 points to nil demolition of Belle Vue Rangers.

Austin Rhodes attended St Austin’s School, Thatto Heath as a youngster and showed early promise as a musician. Happily the school encouraged his sporting talents as well and Austin progressed to represent the school at rugby league, soccer and cricket. Austin played ruby league and soccer for St Helens Schools and represented Lancashire at rugby league. Whilst serving as an apprentice toolmaker at Ashdowns Ltd he signed amateur forms for the Saints at the age of 15. After his sixteenth birthday Austin signed on at the club as a professional.

His first full season in 1955/6 was one to remember. Austin concluded that campaign having scored 306 points from 10 tries and 138 goals. In this season he operated from the scrum half berth and his top performance included 10 goals against Bradford Northern in the third round of the Challenge Cup and a two goal treat in the Challenge Cup Final as Saints won the trophy for the first time by defeating Halifax by 13 points to 2 at Wembley.

Austin was in prolific form the following season. His 365 points included a hat trick and 6 goals against Huddersfield, one try and 10 goals against Barrow and three tries and nine goals against Blackpool Borough. His excellent ball distribution, reading of the game and reliable goal-kicking resulted in Rhodes being selected to travel to Australia for the 1957 World Cup where he gained his first cap for Great Britain. In the following season Alex Murphy donned the number 7 jersey and Austin played most of his football at stand off. Later Austin reverted to the full back role where he played for the remainder of his first spell with the club. Austin featured notably in one of the greatest ever rugby league matches namely the 1959 Championship Final when Austin kicked 10 goals in the 44 points to 22 victory over Hunslet. This haul in the final match of the season boosted Austin to the top of the RL Goalkicking charts for that season. He repeated the feat in the following season as Saints lifted the Lancashire League title and finished the season on top of the league.

In the 1960/61 season Saints won the Lancashire Cup by defeating Swinton by 15 points to 9. Austin played a key role in this match by scoring a try and kicking three goals. The glorious 1961 Challenge Cup Final featured Austin at centre stage again as he kicked three goals, on from the halfway line with his deadly accurate toe-ender style. The 12 points to 6 victory over Wigan also witnessed Rhodes pulling off a brilliant cover tackle to deny the mighty Billy Boston from scoring in the corner.

In his last season in the first spell at Knowsley Road, Austin once again played a major part in the 1961 Lancashire Cup Final landing five goals and scoring a try as part of a 25 points to 9 victory over Swinton. The season bore no further fruits for the Saints as they finished a disappointing ninth place in the league. At the end of the campaign Austin was transferred to Leigh as the Saints started to build a different looking team for the mid sixties gold rush.

After successful spells at Leigh [Heritage Number 712] and Swinton, Austin returned to the Saints in January 1968 to complete his career in style. He was on hand in the 1968 Lancashire Cup Final to help Saints secure a record 30 points to 2 triumph over Oldham. His second spell at the club was curtailed on medical advice following a hip injury in training. In representative football Austin gained two caps for Lancashire and played four times for Great Britain.

Austin died in February 2019 and there follows a commendable obituary by Alex Service.

It is sad to report the passing of Austin Rhodes at the age of 81, after a long period of ill-health. Anyone who saw him play rugby will tell you that he was real good ‘un. He was virtually the complete player and his wide range of skills meant that he could cover several different positions on the field. In this respect he would have been a prized asset in Super League. Although several of his major triumphs were when he played at full-back, he was still very much a stand-off or scrum-half at heart. He received plaudits from team-mates and opponents alike. Wigan’s star winger Billy Boston was a big fan: He was like Sam Tomkins in that he had this uncanny ability to step off both feet, I could never do that.

Yet rugby League in the mid-1950s was certainly a tough affair, with skilful practitioners like Austin a target for some harsh treatment from defenders, but he could look after himself too. Austin always gave me the sort of ball that I could use effectively, remembers Bev Risman, his stand-off when he joined Leigh. Apart from being an intelligent footballer, he was never short of knocking people about once or twice either.

Born in Thatto Heath and the son of a collier from a devout Catholic family, Austin attended the local St Austins school, whose Headmaster, Gerry Landers, was famous for developing schoolboy rugby league talent in the early 1950s. He played with great success for his school, town and county – captained them all, in fact – and came to the notice of St Helens RFC after leading St Helens schoolboys to victory in the Lancashire Cup final. His half-back partner was a younger lad called Alex Murphy.

Austin signed for the Saints for £100 and at stand-off, made his senior debut against Liverpool City, on 28th March 1955, when Peter Metcalfe was injured. The following season saw him a regular at scrum-half, with another string to his bow, as he volunteered to take over place-kicking duties after Metcalfe’s injury prompted his retirement. He had been a good football player too, an inside right representing the town with the likes of John Connelly, who played for England in the 1966 World Cup. Saints’ fans will remember his typical ‘golfers’ approach to goal kicking with his head well over the ball. He became an excellent marksman, leading the goal-kicking charts with Wakefield’s Neil Fox in 1959-60 [both with 171] and outright in 1960-61, with 145. He also led the points’ scorers that same season, with 338. Fans keeping the score in their match day programmes from the period would invariably put a plethora of Goals next to his name.

The 1955-56 campaign ended gloriously for the team, winning the Challenge Cup for the first time against Halifax at Wembley, on 56th April. Although barely out of his teens, Austin made his mark with a brilliant long-distance conversion of Steve Llewellyn’s try that gave the Saints a commanding 10-0 lead at a vital stage of the match.

Rhodes ended his first full season with 141 goals and 10 tries in 39 appearances and gained a reputation as a prodigious points scorer. International recognition quickly followed with selection for the 1957 World Cup squad Down Under, but this also led to a major problem that was to stay with him throughout his football career and continued to have an impact for the rest of his life. Thinking he needed to increase his strength to face the Australians and Kiwis, he damaged his back whilst doing extra weight-training. His appending disk problem meant special attention from Coach Jim Sullivan, as Austin recalled years later: “Sully had to strap my back up a certain way before every match. He had to stick layers of plaster across my lower back that eventually would prevent the disk from bulging any further.”

Although he made his international debut for Great Britain in the competition, against New Zealand, Austin faced the prospect of National Service. He joined the RAF, where he travelled extensively as a member of the RAF rugby union team and eventually got a posting to the base at Haydock just outside his home town. He had continued to play for the Saints whenever military commitments would allow. By the end of the 1958-59 season, however, Rhodes was converted to full back after an injury to Glyn Moses and further honours followed with a Championship Winner’s medal in the magnificent Championship final against Hunslet, at Odsal. Rhodes kicked 10 goals in Saints’ 44-22 victory and witnessed the greatest try he had ever seen, by Tom van Vollenhoven, when the team faced a 4-12 deficit.

Lancashire League and Cup success followed in 1960 and another Challenge Cup Winner’s Medal against the ‘Old Enemy’ Wigan, on 13th May 1961. Once again, his kicking at Wembley was instrumental in stretching Saints winning margin. He punched over two marvellous penalties, one from the half-way line to break the hearts of the Wiganers in the 95,000 crowd in Saints’ 12-6 success. Rhodes had developed into a fine attacking full-back and was a playing member of the Great Britain World Cup Squad in 1960, that went on to win the trophy, together with his team-mates Alex Murphy, Dick Huddart and Vince Karalius. Austin won the last of his four caps against the Kiwis in 1961. He also played for Lancashire on two occasions.

At the end of the 1961/62, after another Lancashire Cup final victory, it was time to move on and Austin went to Leigh with team-mate Ken Large. He enjoyed three seasons at Hilton Park and formed a fine partnership in the halves with Bev Risman, making over 80 appearances. Leigh reached the 1963 Lancashire Cup final at Swinton, where they were beaten by the Saints! A transfer to Swinton followed and it was here that he rediscovered his zest for the game, with the likes of Ken Gowers, John Stopford and Graham Williams. Austin’s handling skills really came to the fore as Swinton became a most competitive team, finished runner’s up to St Helens in the Northern Rugby League in 1965-66.

Before the Challenge Cup deadline in 1968, Austin re-joined St Helens, for a £1,250 fee, together with his Swinton team-mate Graham Rees. Former Swinton coach Cliff Evans also replaced Joe Coan at Knowsley Road, who rated Austin highly. He may not have been as quick as in the early days, but his experience was there for all to see and he picked up another Lancashire Cup Winners Medal – his third in all – as St. Helens beat Oldham 30-2 in 1968/69. The team also won the Lancashire League title, but persistent injury problems forced Austin to retire at the end of the campaign. His last game was against Doncaster, on 19th April 1969 at Knowsley Road.

Austin later returned to Swinton as Coach for a spell from June 1974 to November 1975, gaining them promotion into the First Division and in a local context, coached amateur giants Pilkington Recs. Who could ever forget the two Challenge Cup ties against Wigan and Castleford, both at Knowsley Road, when the Recs so nearly pulled off sensational victories against the Big Boys.

A member of the Saints’ Past Players Hall of Fame, he remains one of the best and most popular local footballers the town has ever produced. Austin loved most sports – rugby league, football, boxing, snooker, crown green bowls and remained close friends with his former team-mates Wilf Smith, Brian McGinn and Tom van Vollenhoven throughout his life. He was one of the most knowledgeable and intuitive people to talk rugby league with and always reckoned that, apart from Tom van Vollenhoven, Mick Sullivan was the finest winger of his generation. He loved nothing better than a stroll around Taylor Park in his later years, where he spent many happy times during his childhood. Austin was also a classically-trained pianist in his youth too?

He met his wife Marlene, from Alfred Street after being introduced by a mutual friend and they married at Holy Cross Church on 25th July 1963. Brian McGinn was Best Man. They have two children, Karen who lives in Perth, Australia and Martyn. They have always remained a strong family, especially proud of Austin’s achievements in rugby league.



SEASON STATISTICS

Season (Official Matches)TriesGoalsDGoalsMatches
1954~55 1 0 0 5
1955~56 10 138 0 38
1956~57 25 145 0 41
1957~5811 91 0 28
1958~594 30 0 10
1959~6019 170 0 38
1960~6113 139 0 39
1961~62 7 87 0 30
1967~68 2 7 0 14
1968~69 5 8 0 22
TOTALS:97 815 0 265
Season (Other Matches)TriesGoalsDGoalsMatches
1955~560002
1956~570501
1957~580001
1958~5921402
1959~601701
1960~611501
1961~621101
1968~690001
TOTALS:532010

ALL MATCHES

DateMatchPosOpponentsCompVenueFTFTOTGDG
28th Mar 1955 1
W
 6 Liverpool City L H 12 4 VIEW
2nd Apr 1955 2
W
 6 Belle Vue Rangers L H 31 0 1 VIEW
9th Apr 1955 3
W
 6 Halifax L H 14 8 VIEW
11th Apr 1955 4
L
 6 Huddersfield L A 11 35 VIEW
18th Apr 1955 5
L
 6 Barrow L A 3 26 VIEW
13th Aug 1955 --
L
 7 Barrow* Fr Ward Cup H 17 31 VIEW
20th Aug 1955 6
W
 7 Widnes L A 35 18 VIEW
27th Aug 1955 7
L
 7 Barrow LC1 A 12 18 VIEW
31st Aug 1955 8
L
 7 Salford L A 10 11 VIEW
3rd Sep 1955 9
W
 7 York L H 26 18 4 VIEW
10th Sep 1955 10
W
 7 Keighley L H 52 23 1 8 VIEW
24th Sep 1955 11
W
 7 Barrow L H 66 15 1 12 VIEW
1st Oct 1955 12
W
 7 Blackpool Borough L H 53 19 1 7 VIEW
8th Oct 1955 13
W
 7 Keighley L A 21 6 VIEW
15th Oct 1955 14
W
 7 Liverpool City L H 32 4 4 VIEW
22nd Oct 1955 15
W
 7 Blackpool Borough L A 36 4 6 VIEW
29th Oct 1955 16
W
 7 Rochdale Hornets L H 8 7 1 1 VIEW
5th Nov 1955 17
W
 7 Swinton L A 4 0 2 VIEW
12th Nov 1955 18
W
 7 Halifax L H 13 8 3 VIEW
19th Nov 1955 19
W
 7 Liverpool City L A 29 9 4 VIEW
26th Nov 1955 20
W
 7 Workington Town L H 36 3 2 6 VIEW
3rd Dec 1955 21
W
 7 Whitehaven L A 20 12 1 4 VIEW
17th Dec 1955 22
W
 7 Barrow L A 18 6 1 VIEW
24th Dec 1955 23
W
 7 Oldham L H 18 7 6 VIEW
26th Dec 1955 24
L
 7 Leigh L H 9 18 3 VIEW
31st Dec 1955 25
W
 7 Dewsbury L A 19 10 VIEW
7th Jan 1956 26
W
 7 Salford L H 48 2 1 12 VIEW
28th Jan 1956 27
W
 7 Widnes L H 21 10 3 VIEW
11th Feb 1956 28
W
 7 Warrington CC1 H 15 6 3 VIEW
18th Feb 1956 29
W
 7 Dewsbury L H 36 0 6 VIEW
25th Feb 1956 30
W
 7 Swinton L H 27 10 3 VIEW
3rd Mar 1956 31
W
 7 Castleford CC2 H 48 5 1 6 VIEW
10th Mar 1956 32
L
 7 Warrington L A 4 17 2 VIEW
14th Mar 1956 33
L
 7 Halifax L A 0 12 VIEW
17th Mar 1956 34
W
 7 York L A 13 6 1 2 VIEW
24th Mar 1956 35
W
 7 Bradford Northern CC3 H 53 6 10 VIEW
30th Mar 1956 36
W
 7 Wigan L H 29 7 7 VIEW
31st Mar 1956 37
L
 7 Warrington L H 7 13 2 VIEW
2nd Apr 1956 38
W
 7 Rochdale Hornets L A 14 6 1 VIEW
7th Apr 1956 39
D
 7 Barrow CCSF N 5 5 1 VIEW
11th Apr 1956 40
W
 7 Barrow CCSF(rep) N 10 5 2 VIEW
14th Apr 1956 41
L
 7 Oldham L A 8 40 4 VIEW
21st Apr 1956 42
L
 7 Halifax ChSF A 8 23 1 VIEW
28th Apr 1956 43
W
 7 Halifax CCF N 13 2 2 VIEW
20th May 1956 --
L
 7 Hull* Fr A 20 23 VIEW
11th Aug 1956 --
L
 7 Barrow* Fr Ward Cup H 22 24 5 VIEW
18th Aug 1956 44
W
 7 Widnes L H 29 0 4 VIEW
20th Aug 1956 45
W
 7 Liverpool City L A 56 5 1 7 VIEW
25th Aug 1956 46
W
 7 Bradford Northern L A 34 7 2 5 VIEW
29th Aug 1956 47
W
 7 Salford L H 40 0 1 5 VIEW
1st Sep 1956 48
W
 7 Swinton LC1 H 27 7 1 6 VIEW
8th Sep 1956 49
L
 7 Oldham L H 16 25 2 VIEW
11th Sep 1956 50
W
 7 Liverpool City LC2 H 34 3 5 VIEW
15th Sep 1956 51
L
 7 Hull L A 6 17 3 VIEW
29th Sep 1956 52
W
 6 Blackpool Borough L A 58 5 1 8 VIEW
6th Oct 1956 53
W
 6 Liverpool City L H 25 5 2 VIEW
13th Oct 1956 54
W
 6 Salford L A 27 11 1 3 VIEW
20th Oct 1956 55
L
 6 Oldham LCF N 3 10 VIEW
10th Nov 1956 56
W
 7 Featherstone Rovers L H 21 16 3 VIEW
14th Nov 1956 57
L
 7 Featherstone Rovers L A 6 15 1 VIEW
24th Nov 1956 58
W
 7 Australia Tour H 44 2 1 7 VIEW
1st Dec 1956 59
W
 7 Huddersfield L H 51 4 3 6 VIEW
8th Dec 1956 60
L
 7 Oldham L A 8 9 1 VIEW
15th Dec 1956 61
W
 7 Widnes L A 10 2 1 2 VIEW
22nd Dec 1956 62
W
 7 Whitehaven L H 37 6 2 5 VIEW
25th Dec 1956 63
D
 7 Leigh L A 7 7 2 VIEW
29th Dec 1956 64
D
 7 Warrington L A 8 8 VIEW
1st Jan 1957 65
W
 7 Leigh L H 18 14 3 VIEW
6th Jan 1957 66
W
 7 Warrington L H 33 7 2 3 VIEW
12th Jan 1957 67
W
 7 Swinton L A 14 9 4 VIEW
19th Jan 1957 68
L
 7 Leeds L A 11 22 1 VIEW
26th Jan 1957 69
W
 7 Barrow L H 59 5 1 10 VIEW
2nd Feb 1957 70
W
 7 Rochdale Hornets L A 23 8 1 4 VIEW
9th Feb 1957 71
L
 7 Whitehaven CC1 A 8 9 1 VIEW
16th Feb 1957 72
D
 7 Hull L H 9 9 3 VIEW
2nd Mar 1957 73
W
 7 Halifax L H 31 7 2 1 VIEW
9th Mar 1957 74
L
 7 Wigan L H 11 20 4 VIEW
16th Mar 1957 75
W
 6 Bradford Northern L H 23 6 4 VIEW
20th Mar 1957 76
W
 6 Halifax L A 10 4 2 VIEW
23rd Mar 1957 77
W
 6 Huddersfield L A 10 9 2 VIEW
3rd Apr 1957 78
W
 6 Whitehaven L A 5 2 1 VIEW
6th Apr 1957 79
W
 6 Leeds L H 44 3 7 VIEW
13th Apr 1957 80
W
 6 Swinton L H 34 0 1 8 VIEW
15th Apr 1957 81
L
 6 Barrow L A 8 11 1 VIEW
19th Apr 1957 82
L
 6 Wigan L A 11 19 1 VIEW
20th Apr 1957 83
L
 6 Workington Town L A 3 26 VIEW
22nd Apr 1957 84
W
 6 Blackpool Borough L H 48 10 3 9 VIEW
10th Aug 1957 --
W
 6 Barrow* Fr Ward Cup H 79 13 VIEW
17th Aug 1957 85
W
 6 Widnes L A 22 13 1 5 VIEW
21st Aug 1957 86
W
 6 Huddersfield L H 28 8 1 2 VIEW
26th Aug 1957 87
W
 6 Oldham L A 21 7 VIEW
31st Aug 1957 88
W
 6 Workington Town LC1 A 16 12 2 VIEW
7th Sep 1957 89
L
 6 Leeds L A 5 23 VIEW
21st Sep 1957 90
W
 7 Swinton L A 16 14 5 VIEW
28th Sep 1957 91
W
 7 Warrington L H 14 2 2 VIEW
2nd Oct 1957 92
L
 7 Oldham LCSF H 9 29 VIEW
5th Oct 1957 93
W
 7 Huddersfield L A 35 13 VIEW
26th Oct 1957 94
W
 4 Leeds L H 36 7 1 6 VIEW
2nd Nov 1957 95
W
 4 Whitehaven L A 15 7 3 VIEW
9th Nov 1957 96
W
 6 Swinton L H 43 11 8 VIEW
16th Nov 1957 97
W
 6 Barrow L A 18 12 3 VIEW
7th Dec 1957 98
W
 3 Barrow L H 25 7 5 VIEW
14th Dec 1957 99
W
 3 Rochdale Hornets L A 10 5 1 2 VIEW
21st Dec 1957 100
W
 7 Wakefield Trinity L H 52 5 4 8 VIEW
26th Dec 1957 101
W
 6 Wigan L A 12 9 3 VIEW
28th Dec 1957 102
L
 7 Salford L A 7 12 2 VIEW
1st Jan 1958 103
L
 6 Leigh L A 5 15 VIEW
4th Jan 1958 104
W
 4 Rochdale Hornets L H 51 0 9 VIEW
11th Jan 1958 105
W
 4 Blackpool Borough L A 17 7 4 VIEW
18th Jan 1958 106
W
 4 Liverpool City L H 27 8 3 VIEW
1st Feb 1958 107
L
 3 Wakefield Trinity L A 12 17 VIEW
1st Mar 1958 108
L
 6 Workington Town L A 10 15 1 2 VIEW
22nd Mar 1958 109
W
 6 Widnes L H 14 7 4 VIEW
29th Mar 1958 110
W
 6 Blackpool Borough L H 25 11 1 5 VIEW
7th Apr 1958 111
W
 3 Halifax L A 18 2 3 VIEW
19th Apr 1958 112
W
 7 Halifax L H 31 4 1 5 VIEW
16th Aug 1958 113
L
 7 Widnes L A 16 25 VIEW
6th Sep 1958 114
W
 4 Wakefield Trinity L A 24 14 2 VIEW
11th Oct 1958 115
W
 3 Wakefield Trinity L H 15 8 VIEW
25th Dec 1958 116
W
 7 Leigh L A 10 6 1 VIEW
27th Dec 1958 117
W
 6 Oldham L H 22 6 5 VIEW
1st Jan 1959 118
W
 4 Leigh L H 9 6 3 VIEW
31st Jan 1959 119
W
 4 Whitehaven L H 27 3 6 VIEW
30th Mar 1959 120
W
 6 Blackpool Borough L H 46 11 1 VIEW
2nd May 1959 121
W
 1 Oldham ChSF H 42 4 6 VIEW
16th May 1959 122
W
 1 Hunslet ChF N 44 22 10 VIEW
18th May 1959 --
W
 1 Welsh XIII* Fr Tour P 44 28 2 7 VIEW
20th May 1959 --
W
 1 Welsh XIII* Fr Tour L 35 19 7 VIEW
8th Aug 1959 --
W
 1 Barrow* Fr Ward Cup H 50 3 1 7 VIEW
15th Aug 1959 123
W
 1 Widnes L A 27 14 3 VIEW
17th Aug 1959 124
W
 1 Blackpool Borough L H 59 17 2 10 VIEW
22nd Aug 1959 125
W
 1 Wakefield Trinity L H 40 7 3 8 VIEW
26th Aug 1959 126
W
 1 Swinton L A 32 9 1 7 VIEW
29th Aug 1959 127
W
 1 Swinton LC1 A 17 9 4 VIEW
2nd Sep 1959 128
W
 6 Widnes L H 22 0 5 VIEW
5th Sep 1959 129
W
 6 Leeds L H 23 9 4 VIEW
9th Sep 1959 130
W
 6 Widnes LC2 A 24 9 6 VIEW
12th Sep 1959 131
W
 6 Wakefield Trinity L A 16 2 2 VIEW
19th Sep 1959 132
W
 1 Hunslet L H 38 17 1 7 VIEW
26th Sep 1959 133
W
 6 Liverpool City L A 45 6 6 VIEW
30th Sep 1959 134
W
 1 Whitehaven LCSF A 18 2 3 VIEW
3rd Oct 1959 135
W
 1 Salford L H 40 11 3 5 VIEW
10th Oct 1959 136
L
 1 Australia Tour H 2 15 1 VIEW
17th Oct 1959 137
W
 6 Whitehaven L A 15 12 3 VIEW
24th Oct 1959 138
W
 1 Hull L H 29 11 7 VIEW
31st Oct 1959 139
L
 1 Warrington LCF N 4 5 2 VIEW
7th Nov 1959 140
W
 1 Liverpool City L H 40 17 1 5 VIEW
21st Nov 1959 141
W
 4 Halifax L H 25 10 1 5 VIEW
28th Nov 1959 142
L
 3 Leeds L A 11 24 4 VIEW
5th Dec 1959 143
L
 1 Workington Town L H 11 12 4 VIEW
25th Dec 1959 144
W
 1 Leigh L H 14 10 4 VIEW
26th Dec 1959 145
W
 1 Wigan L A 19 7 5 VIEW
1st Jan 1960 146
W
 1 Leigh L A 12 4 3 VIEW
9th Jan 1960 147
W
 1 Warrington L H 40 6 8 VIEW
16th Jan 1960 148
W
 1 Barrow L A 16 8 2 VIEW
23rd Jan 1960 149
W
 1 Oldham L H 27 6 2 6 VIEW
13th Feb 1960 150
L
 1 Wakefield Trinity CC1 H 10 15 1 2 VIEW
20th Feb 1960 151
W
 1 Dewsbury L H 25 4 5 VIEW
12th Mar 1960 152
W
 1 Barrow L H 13 12 2 VIEW
19th Mar 1960 153
L
 4 Halifax L A 15 20 1 3 VIEW
2nd Apr 1960 154
W
 1 Swinton L H 46 10 2 11 VIEW
15th Apr 1960 155
W
 1 Wigan L H 12 4 3 VIEW
16th Apr 1960 156
W
 1 Whitehaven L H 41 5 1 7 VIEW
18th Apr 1960 157
W
 1 Hull L A 10 7 2 VIEW
23rd Apr 1960 158
W
 1 Hunslet L A 20 8 1 VIEW
26th Apr 1960 159
W
 1 Oldham L A 10 2 2 VIEW
7th May 1960 160
L
 1 Wigan ChSF H 9 19 3 VIEW
6th Aug 1960 --
W
 1 Liverpool City* Fr Charity Cup H 34 10 1 5 VIEW
13th Aug 1960 161
L
 1 Oldham L A 4 16 2 VIEW
15th Aug 1960 162
W
 1 Liverpool City L H 17 9 2 VIEW
20th Aug 1960 163
W
 1 Hunslet L H 22 10 1 VIEW
27th Aug 1960 164
W
 3 Widnes LC1 A 19 17 5 VIEW
3rd Sep 1960 165
L
 3 Wakefield Trinity L H 5 18 1 VIEW
7th Sep 1960 166
W
 1 Wigan LC2 H 7 4 1 2 VIEW
10th Sep 1960 167
W
 6 Leigh L A 28 13 2 5 VIEW
17th Sep 1960 168
W
 6 Oldham L H 26 12 1 7 VIEW
17th Oct 1960 169
W
 6 Leigh LCSF A 15 2 3 VIEW
29th Oct 1960 170
W
 6 Swinton LCF N 15 9 1 3 VIEW
5th Nov 1960 171
W
 6 Whitehaven L H 18 8 3 VIEW
12th Nov 1960 172
W
 1 Rochdale Hornets L A 38 5 1 7 VIEW
19th Nov 1960 173
W
 1 Barrow L A 29 15 4 VIEW
26th Nov 1960 174
W
 1 Workington Town L H 47 2 7 VIEW
3rd Dec 1960 175
L
 1 Hunslet L A 5 10 1 VIEW
24th Dec 1960 176
W
 1 Salford L A 17 5 1 4 VIEW
26th Dec 1960 177
W
 1 Rochdale Hornets L H 51 4 1 9 VIEW
2nd Jan 1961 178
W
 1 Leigh L H 10 4 2 VIEW
7th Jan 1961 179
W
 3 Warrington L A 8 5 1 1 VIEW
16th Jan 1961 180
W
 1 Hull L H 22 15 5 VIEW
21st Jan 1961 181
W
 1 Whitehaven L A 15 11 3 VIEW
4th Feb 1961 182
L
 1 Warrington L H 7 8 2 VIEW
11th Feb 1961 183
D
 1 Widnes CC1 H 5 5 1 VIEW
16th Feb 1961 184
W
 1 Widnes CC1(rep) A 29 10 4 VIEW
18th Feb 1961 185
W
 1 Widnes L H 44 7 7 VIEW
25th Feb 1961 186
W
 1 Castleford CC2 A 18 10 3 VIEW
4th Mar 1961 187
W
 4 Liverpool City L A 52 2 2 8 VIEW
11th Mar 1961 188
W
 6 Swinton CC3 H 17 9 4 VIEW
18th Mar 1961 189
W
 1 Halifax L A 19 12 2 VIEW
21st Mar 1961 190
W
 1 Barrow L H 31 2 5 VIEW
25th Mar 1961 191
W
 1 Salford L H 45 2 1 6 VIEW
27th Mar 1961 192
L
 4 Wakefield Trinity L A 2 4 1 VIEW
31st Mar 1961 193
L
 1 Wigan L A 2 12 1 VIEW
1st Apr 1961 194
L
 1 Workington Town L A 11 12 4 VIEW
15th Apr 1961 195
W
 1 Hull CCSF N 26 9 1 4 VIEW
19th Apr 1961 196
W
 1 Widnes L A 17 5 4 VIEW
22nd Apr 1961 197
L
 1 Featherstone Rovers L A 11 28 1 VIEW
6th May 1961 198
L
 1 Leeds ChSF A 4 11 2 VIEW
13th May 1961 199
W
 1 Wigan CCF N 12 6 3 VIEW
12th Aug 1961 --
W
 1 Liverpool City* Fr Charity Cup H 29 14 1 1 VIEW
19th Aug 1961 200
W
 1 Leeds L H 20 5 4 VIEW
26th Aug 1961 201
L
 1 Swinton L A 6 15 VIEW
30th Aug 1961 202
W
 1 Wakefield Trinity L H 10 5 1 1 VIEW
2nd Sep 1961 203
W
 1 Leigh LC1 H 43 8 1 8 VIEW
9th Sep 1961 204
W
 1 Salford L A 24 7 6 VIEW
23rd Sep 1961 205
W
 1 Barrow L A 34 2 5 VIEW
2nd Oct 1961 206
W
 1 Oldham LC2 H 30 7 3 VIEW
7th Oct 1961 207
W
 1 Whitehaven L A 10 3 2 VIEW
10th Oct 1961 208
W
 1 Salford LCSF H 21 2 3 VIEW
28th Oct 1961 209
L
 1 Warrington L A 7 11 2 VIEW
11th Nov 1961 210
W
 1 Swinton LCF N 25 9 1 5 VIEW
18th Nov 1961 211
L
 1 Widnes L A 12 13 3 VIEW
25th Nov 1961 212
W
 1 Workington Town L H 16 7 2 VIEW
2nd Dec 1961 213
L
 6 Hull Kingston Rovers L A 5 12 1 VIEW
6th Jan 1962 214
W
 1 Barrow L H 30 6 1 6 VIEW
13th Jan 1962 215
L
 1 Leeds L A 3 20 VIEW
20th Jan 1962 216
W
 1 Warrington L H 11 7 1 VIEW
3rd Mar 1962 217
L
 1 Huddersfield CC2 H 2 13 1 VIEW
10th Mar 1962 218
W
 4 Rochdale Hornets L H 16 5 1 VIEW
13th Mar 1962 219
W
 3 Liverpool City L H 31 7 5 VIEW
17th Mar 1962 220
L
 1 Oldham L A 7 10 2 VIEW
24th Mar 1962 221
W
 1 Widnes L H 13 8 5 VIEW
31st Mar 1962 222
W
 6 Swinton L H 5 2 VIEW
3rd Apr 1962 223
W
 6 Hull Kingston Rovers L H 27 2 1 4 VIEW
7th Apr 1962 224
W
 6 Hull L A 12 8 2 VIEW
9th Apr 1962 225
W
 4 Leigh L H 42 4 8 VIEW
14th Apr 1962 226
W
 4 Blackpool Borough L A 15 2 3 VIEW
20th Apr 1962 227
L
 4 Wigan L H 16 18 1 2 VIEW
23rd Apr 1962 228
W
 4 Blackpool Borough L H 37 5 3 VIEW
28th Apr 1962 229
L
 1 Wigan L A 3 12 VIEW
5th Jan 1968 230
L
 6 Barrow L A 7 17 2 VIEW
15th Jan 1968 231
W
 6 Barrow L H 6 2 VIEW
20th Jan 1968 232
W
 6 Oldham L A 26 14 1 VIEW
22nd Jan 1968 233
L
 6 Swinton L H 10 17 1 VIEW
27th Jan 1968 234
L
 6 Workington Town L A 5 14 1 VIEW
3rd Feb 1968 235
L
 6 Huddersfield CC1 H 0 5 VIEW
17th Feb 1968 236
W
 6 Batley L A 18 12 VIEW
23rd Feb 1968 237
L
 6 Hull Kingston Rovers L A 10 12 VIEW
6th Mar 1968 238
W
 7 Warrington L A 12 6 1 VIEW
9th Mar 1968 239
W
 6 Blackpool Borough L A 23 7 1 1 VIEW
16th Mar 1968 240
W
 6 Widnes L H 18 13 VIEW
19th Mar 1968 241
L
 6 Leeds L H 4 12 VIEW
23rd Mar 1968 242
L
 7 Wakefield Trinity L A 3 23 VIEW
13th Apr 1968 243
L
 6 Widnes L A 7 24 1 VIEW
9th Aug 1968 --
W
 7 Swinton* Fr Gallie Cup H 13 9 VIEW
14th Aug 1968 244
W
 6 Wakefield Trinity L A 5 0 VIEW
20th Aug 1968 245
W
 6 Whitehaven L H 28 9 2 3 VIEW
31st Aug 1968 246
W
 1 Widnes L H 24 9 1 VIEW
2nd Sep 1968 247
W
 1 Barrow L A 17 2 VIEW
7th Sep 1968 248
W
 1 Wigan LC1 H 19 16 2 VIEW
10th Sep 1968 249
W
 1 Barrow FTP(1) H 21 5 3 VIEW
18th Sep 1968 250
W
 1 Widnes LC2 A 20 17 VIEW
19th Oct 1968 251
W
 1 Workington Town L A 13 2 VIEW
25th Oct 1968 252
W
 1 Oldham LCF N 30 2 VIEW
30th Oct 1968 253
L
 1 Rochdale Hornets L A 2 13 VIEW
11th Nov 1968 254
W
 1 Hull Kingston Rovers L H 21 5 2 VIEW
16th Nov 1968 255
D
 1 Salford L H 9 9 VIEW
23rd Nov 1968 256
W
 6 Warrington L A 20 5 VIEW
26th Nov 1968 257
W
 6 Hull FT2 H 14 10 VIEW
26th Dec 1968 258
W
 1 Wigan L AB H 11 3 VIEW
1st Jan 1969 259
W
 1 Swinton L A 15 5 VIEW
6th Jan 1969 260
W
 1 Hull Kingston Rovers L A 16 5 VIEW
11th Jan 1969 261
W
 1 Whitehaven L A 9 7 VIEW
14th Jan 1969 --NPS
W
 14 Wigan L H 13 3 VIEW
18th Jan 1969 --NPS
W
 14 Rochdale Hornets L H 17 7 VIEW
25th Jan 1969 --NPS
W
 14 Hull CC1 A 13 3 VIEW
25th Feb 1969 --NPS
W
 14 Oldham CC2 A 15 6 VIEW
1st Mar 1969 262
L
 1 Warrington CC3 A 2 4 VIEW
6th Mar 1969 263
W
 1 Huyton L H 37 6 VIEW
11th Mar 1969 --NPS
W
 14 Barrow L H 32 7 VIEW
15th Apr 1969 264
W
 7 Oldham L A 17 2 VIEW
19th Apr 1969 265
W
 7 Doncaster L H 57 5 VIEW
26th Apr 1969 --NPS
W
 14 Keighley Ch1 H 25 7 VIEW
3rd May 1969 --NPS
W
 14 Featherstone Rovers Ch2 H 47 4 VIEW
10th May 1969 --NPS
L
 14 Castleford ChSF H 6 18 VIEW
*Unofficial Match. **Non Playing Sub.
WINS : 210 | LOSSES : 67 | DRAWS : 6

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