Ranfurly Shield 1920–1929
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The Ranfurly Shield, colloquially known as the Log o' Wood, is perhaps the most prestigious trophy in New Zealand's domestic rugby union competition.[1] First played for in 1904, the Ranfurly Shield is based on a challenge system, rather than a league or knockout competition as with most football trophies. The holding union must defend the Shield in challenge matches, and if a challenger defeats them, they become the new holder of the Shield. Hawke's Bay were the most successful team during this period with 24 successful defences which was, at that stage, a record.
Holders
[edit]Union | Won | Successful defences |
---|---|---|
Wellington | Held at beginning of decade | 10 |
Southland | 15 September 1920 | 1 |
Wellington | 10 September 1921 | 2 |
Hawke's Bay | 9 August 1922 | 24 |
Wairarapa | 3 June 1927 | 2 |
Manawhenua | 6 August 1927 | 2 |
Canterbury | 7 September 1927 | 1 |
Wairarapa | 18 July 1928 | 8 |
Southland | 31 August 1929 | 0 |
Fixtures
[edit]1920
[edit]2 June 1920 Match 43 |
Wellington | 15–3 | Canterbury |
Try: Jack Shearer, Beethoven Algar, A. Gilchrist Con: Edward Roberts (3) | Pen: Edward Hasell |
Athletic Park, Wellington Attendance: 10,000[2] Referee: Henry Paton (Wellington) |
30 June 1920 Match 44 |
Wellington | 22–3 | Bay of Plenty |
Try: George Aitken (2), N.A.J. Barker, A.D. Jackson, E.E. Hughes, S.J. Standen Con: E.E. Hughes, Ranji Wilson | Try: Duncan Heather |
Athletic Park, Wellington Attendance: 3,000[3] Referee: A.W. Thompson (Manawatu) |
7 July 1920 Match 45 |
Wellington | 20–9 | Taranaki |
Try: George Aitken, Mark Nicholls, Harry Nicholls, Jack Shearer Con: Mark Nicholls Pen: Mark Nicholls Drop: Mark Nicholls | Try: F.S. McKenna Con: S.D. George Drop: D. Sykes |
Showgrounds Oval, Hawera Attendance: 5,000[4] Referee: F.C. Atkinson (Wanganui) |
28 July 1920 Match 46 |
Wellington | 20–5 | Hawke's Bay |
Try: James Ryan (2), R.J. Harkness, Umberto Calcinai, Fred Tilyard, N.A.J. Barker Con: Mark Nicholls | Try: James Mapu Con: E. Kuru |
Athletic Park, Wellington Attendance: 3,000[5] Referee: John L. Simpson (Wellington) |
7 August 1920 Match 47 |
Wellington | 23–20 | Auckland |
Try: Umberto Calcinai (2), Ranji Wilson, N.A.J. Barker, E.E. Hughes Con: Mark Nicholls (4) | Try: A.P. Singe, E. Earlly, R. Taylor Con: G.W. Murray, W.A. Laxon Pen: W.A. Laxon Drop: Charles Kingstone |
Auckland Domain, Auckland Attendance: 15,000[6] Referee: F.C. Atkinson (Wanganui) |
21 August 1920 Match 48 |
Wellington | 16–5 | Taranaki |
Try: George Aitken (2), James Tilyard, Edmond Ryan Con: Edward Roberts (2) | Try: H.T. Wilkinson Con: R.W. Roberts |
Athletic Park, Wellington Attendance: 4,000[7] Referee: Charles Kitto (Wellington) |
28 August 1920 Match 49 |
Wellington | 20–14 | Wanganui |
Try: N.A.J. Barker, James Tilyard, George Aitken, Mark Nicholls Con: Mark Nicholls (2) Drop: Edmond Ryan | Try: T. Sullivan, R. Scott, Kenneth Svenson Con: R. Cowie Pen: R. Cowie |
Athletic Park, Wellington Attendance: 5,000[8] Referee: John L. Simpson (Wellington) |
4 September 1920 Match 50 |
Wellington | 20–3 | Auckland |
Try: Edmond Ryan, Umberto Calcinai, E.E. Hughes, James Tilyard Con: Mark Nicholls (2) Drop: Edward Roberts | Try: T. Campbell |
Athletic Park, Wellington Attendance: 16,000[9] Referee: Edward McKenzie (Wairarapa) |
9 September 1920 Match 51 |
Wellington | 32–16 | South Canterbury |
Try: W. O'Sullivan (2), T. Price (2), Umberto Calcinai, Sydney Shearer, Ranji Wilson Con: Mark Nicholls (4) Pen: Mark Nicholls | Try: Phillippe Cabot, J.E. Cooke Con: A. Scott (2) Drop: A. Scott |
Caledonian Ground, Timaru Attendance: 4,000[10] Referee: R. McKenzie (Otago) |
11 September 1920 Match 52 |
Wellington | 16–5 | Otago |
Try: W. O'Sullivan (2) Con: Mark Nicholls Drop: Edward Roberts (2) | Try: William Fea Con: J. Turnbull |
Carisbrook, Dunedin Attendance: 12,000[11] Referee: R. McKenzie (Otago) |
15 September 1920 Match 53 |
Southland | 17–6 | Wellington |
Try: N.F. Stead (2), G.A. Fortune, J.W. Holmes Con: I.H. Brown Pen: Andrew White | Try: J.W. McCabe Con: Mark Nicholls |
Rugby Park Stadium, Invercargill Attendance: [nb 1] Referee: John Stalker (Southland) |
1921
[edit]20 August 1921 Match 53 |
Southland | 10–8 | Otago |
Try: E.H. Diack, E.M. Gilmour Con: H. Agnew (2) | Try: E.B. Stewart Con: R.C. Bell Pen: R.C. Bell |
Rugby Park Stadium, Invercargill Attendance: 7,000[15] Referee: J.F. Peake (Canterbury) |
10 September 1921 Match 54 |
Wellington | 28–13 | Southland |
Try: E.W. King, C.J.M. Gair, F.C. Hutchinson, Sydney Shearer, Paul Markham Con: Mark Nicholls (2) Pen: Mark Nicholls (2) Drop: F.C. Hutchinson | Try: E.H. Diack, H.J. Brown, L.R. Lopdell Con: H. Agnew (2) |
Athletic Park, Wellington Attendance: 10,000[16] Referee: R. McKenzie (Otago) |
21 September 1921 Match 55 |
Wellington | 27–19 | Auckland |
Try: A.D. Jackson (2), Doug Algar, Jack Shearer, Sydney Shearer, Mark Nicholls Con: Mark Nicholls Pen: Mark Nicholls Drop: Mark Nicholls | Try: Laurie Knight, L.C. Williams, Ces Badeley, Karl Ifwersen Con: Ces Badeley (2) Pen: Victor Badeley |
Athletic Park, Wellington Attendance: 4,500[17] Referee: John L. Simpson (Wellington) |
24 September 1921 Match 56 |
Wellington | 13–8 | Otago |
Try: E.W. King, James Duncan, Mark Nicholls Drop: Harry Nicholls | Try: G.L. Owles (2) Con: Johnstone Richardson |
Athletic Park, Wellington Attendance: 9,000[18] Referee: Herbert McKenzie (Wairarapa) |
1922
[edit]9 August 1922 Match 57 |
Hawke's Bay | 19–9 | Wellington |
Try: Jack Kirwan (2), J.H. Scott, Jack NcNab Con: Gordon Yates (2) Pen: Gordon Yates | Try: Ward Udy, S.J. Standen, W.T. Ryan |
Athletic Park, Wellington Attendance: 4,000[19] Referee: Alfred Neilson (Wellington) |
2 September 1922 Match 58 |
Hawke's Bay | 17–16 | Bay of Plenty |
Try: Cyril Brownlie, L.H. Hingston, Wattie Barclay, Jackie Blake Con: Gordon Yates Pen: Gordon Yates | Try: P. Wihapi, David Borell, Charles Montgomery, C. Alexander Con: A.L. McLean, Noel Boucher |
Nelson Park, Hastings Attendance: 4,000[20] Referee: Herbert McKenzie (Wairarapa) |
16 September 1922 Match 59 |
Hawke's Bay | 42–8 | King Country |
Try: Bert Grenside (3), U. Batchelor (2), R.F. O'Donoghue (2), Jack Kirwan, T. Daly Con: Gordon Yates (5), R.F. O'Donoghue Pen: Gordon Yates | Try: R.L. Harty Con: J.B. Macken Pen: J.B. Macken |
McLean Park, Napier Referee: Bill O'Neill (Hawke's Bay) |
1923
[edit]4 June 1923 Match 60 |
Hawke's Bay | 6–0 | Wairarapa |
Try: Percy Martin-Smith Pen: George Nēpia |
McLean Park, Napier Attendance: 5,000[21] Referee: John L. Simpson (Wellington) |
28 July 1923 Match 61 |
Hawke's Bay | 10–6 | Wellington |
Pen: George Nēpia Drop: Gordon Yates, Alexander Kirkpatrick | Try: W.F.F. Faber, John Duncan |
McLean Park, Napier Attendance: 6,000[22] Referee: Herbert McKenzie (Wairarapa) |
11 August 1923 Match 62 |
Hawke's Bay | 15–0 | Poverty Bay |
Try: N.L. Kivell, Cyril Brownlie, James Mapu, George Nēpia, Jimmy Mill |
Nelson Park, Hastings Referee: A.E. Freeman (Wairarapa) |
15 August 1923 Match 63 |
Hawke's Bay | 9–8 | Canterbury |
Try: George Nēpia, Lui Paewai, Bert Grenside | Try: J.H. Parker Con: I.H. Brown Drop: I.H. Brown |
Nelson Park, Hastings Attendance: 5,000[23] Referee: F.C. Atkinson (Wanganui) |
8 September 1923 Match 64 |
Hawke's Bay | 38–11 | Horowhenua |
Try: Bert Grenside (3), Alby Falwasser, T. Daly, Sam Gemmell, Maurice Brownlie, J. Walker, William Irvine, George Nēpia Con: George Nēpia (3), Maurice Brownlie | Try: K. Kelly, Rewi Moynihan Con: Hohepa Jacob Pen: Hohepa Jacob |
McLean Park, Napier Attendance: 5,000[24] Referee: George Maddison (Hawke's Bay) |
22 September 1923 Match 65 |
Hawke's Bay | 20–5 | Auckland |
Try: Jimmy Mill (2), Lui Paewai, Jack McNab, J. Walker Con: George Nēpia Drop: George Nēpia | Try: Bert Cooke Con: Karl Ifwersen |
McLean Park, Napier Attendance: 8,500[25] Referee: Alfred Eckhold (Otago) |
1924
[edit]3 June 1924 Match 66 |
Hawke's Bay | 30–14 | Wairarapa |
Try: Bert Grenside (2), Jimmy Mill, Jackie Blake, J.W.D. Mardon, Alexander Kirkpatrick, Sam Gemmell, Alby Falwasser Con: N. McCarthy (3) | Try: Albert Desmond (2), H. Parker Con: J. Hiroti Pen: J. Hiroti |
McLean Park, Napier Attendance: 4,800[26] Referee: Charles Kitto (Wellington) |
21 June 1924 Match 67 |
Hawke's Bay | 46–10 | Poverty Bay |
Try: Bert Grenside (4), Jack McNab (2), Cyril Brownlie (2), Alby Falwasser, Tiaki Omana, N.L. Kivell Con: George Nēpia (2), Jimmy Mill (2), William Irvine Pen: George Nēpia | Try: Robert Whaitiri, J.H. Scott Con: P. Tureia (2) |
McLean Park, Napier Attendance: 5,000[27] Referee: George Madison (Hawke's Bay) |
16 August 1924 Match 68 |
Hawke's Bay | 35–3 | Nelson |
Try: Alby Falwasser (4), Jackie Blake (2), C.C. Hingston, J. Hebberley Con: J.W.D. Mardon Pen: Gordon Yates (2), L.A. Miller | Try: C.H.A. Kinzett |
Nelson Park, Hastings Referee: E.D. Berry (Hawke's Bay) |
23 August 1924 Match 69 |
Hawke's Bay | 23–6 | Auckland |
Try: Bert Grenside (2), Tiaki Omana, Alby Falwasser, Jackie Blake Con: Gordon Yates Pen: Gordon Yates Drop: Tommy Corkill | Try: Neil Ifwersen Drop: J. Kirwan |
McLean Park, Napier Referee: Bill O'Neill (Hawke's Bay) |
30 August 1924 Match 70 |
Hawke's Bay | 31–5 | Manawatu |
Try: Tommy Corkill (3), Alby Falwasser (3), J.W.D. Mardon (2), C.C. Hingston Con: Gordon Yates, L.A. Miller | Try: J. McDonald Con: L.J. Mullins |
Nelson Park, Hastings Attendance: 4,000[28] Referee: George Madison (Hawke's Bay) |
1925
[edit]3 June 1925 Match 71 |
Hawke's Bay | 22–3 | Wairarapa |
Try: Bert Grenside (2), Jimmy Mill, Cyril Brownlie, M. Mahoney Con: George Nēpia, L.A. Miller Drop: H.H. Wylie | Pen: Frank Booth |
McLean Park, Napier Attendance: 10,000[29] Referee: F.C. Atkinson (Wanganui) |
5 August 1925 Match 72 |
Hawke's Bay | 24–18 | Canterbury |
Try: Maurice Brownlie, Bert Grenside, Jackie Blake, Jimmy Mill, Alby Falwasser Con: William Irvine (3) Pen: William Irvine | Try: S. Baird, Alan Robilliard, W.A. Ford, C.J. Oliver Con: D.C. Nixon (3) |
McLean Park, Napier Attendance: 10,000[30] Referee: Herbert McKenzie (Wairarapa) |
8 August 1925 Match 73 |
Hawke's Bay | 31–12 | Southland |
Try: Sam Gemmell (2), Tommy Corkill, Maurice Brownlie, Alexander Kirkpatrick, Jackie Blake, Alby Falwasser, Bert Grenside, J. Walker Con: William Irvine (2) | Try: Bill Hazlett, E.I. Ottrey Con: Frank Kilby Drop: Frank Kilby |
McLean Park, Napier Attendance: 6,000[31] Referee: W.J. Meredith (Auckland) |
22 August 1925 Match 74 |
Hawke's Bay | 28–3 | Taranaki |
Try: Wattie Barclay (2), Jackie Blake (2), H.H. Wylie, Maurice Brownlie, Bert Grenside Con: William Irvine, H.H. Wylie Pen: Jimmy Mill | Try: Wallace R. Robinson |
Nelson Park, Hastings Attendance: 5,000[32] Referee: Wm. O'Neill (Hawke's Bay) |
5 September 1925 Match 75 |
Hawke's Bay | 20–11 | Wellington |
Try: John Swain (2), Alby Falwasser, Tommy Corkill, Jackie Blake, Maurice Brownlie Con: William Irvine | Try: Kenneth Svenson Con: Mark Nicholls Pen: Mark Nicholls Drop: Kenneth Svenson |
Athletic Park, Wellington Attendance: 23,000[33] Referee: F.C. Atkinson (Wanganui) |
9 September 1925 Match 76 |
Hawke's Bay | 34–14 | Otago |
Try: Jackie Blake (3), Tiaki Omana, Alby Falwasser, J. Walker, Jimmy Mill, Cyril Brownlie Con: Bert Grenside (3), Gordon Yates (2) | Try: R.G. Webb (2) Con: F. Donnelly Pen: F. Donnelly Drop: L.G.T. Townsend |
Nelson Park, Hastings Attendance: 4,000[34] Referee: Herbert McKenzie (Wairarapa) |
1926
[edit]3 June 1926 Match 77 |
Hawke's Bay | 77–14 | Wairarapa |
Try: Jackie Blake (5), Maurice Brownlie (3), Bert Cooke (3), Tommy Corkill (2), E.S. Craven, G. Tait, Bert Grenside, Cyril Brownlie Con: Bert Grenside (8), Maurice Brownlie (5) | Try: Randall Booth, K.G. Fairbrother Con: Frederick Fuller Pen: Frederick Fuller (2) |
McLean Park, Napier Attendance: 8,000[35] Referee: George Madison (Hawke's Bay) |
5 June 1926 Match 78 |
Hawke's Bay | 36–3 | Wanganui |
Try: Bert Cooke (3), Bert Grenside (2), John Swain (2), G. Tait, William Irvine, Alexander Kirkpatrick Con: Bert Grenside (2), Jimmy Mill | Pen: Dudley Cameron |
Nelson Park, Hastings Attendance: 5,000[36] Referee: E.D. Berry (Hawke's Bay) |
14 August 1926 Match 79 |
Hawke's Bay | 58–8 | Wellington |
Try: Bert Grenside (5), Alexander Kirkpatrick (2), Jackie Blake, Cyril Brownlie, Bert Cooke, L.M. Johnson, Edward Single, John Swain Con: George Nēpia (7), Bert Grenside Pen: George Nēpia | Try: E.F. Barry Con: Mark Nicholls Pen: Mark Nicholls |
McLean Park, Napier Attendance: 14,000[37] Referee: Alfred Eckhold (Otago) |
21 August 1926 Match 80 |
Hawke's Bay | 41–11 | Auckland |
Try: Jackie Blake (3), Bert Cooke (2), Maurice Brownlie, Cyril Brownlie, John Swain, M. Mahoney Con: George Nēpia (2), Bert Grenside (2) Pen: George Nēpia (2) | Try: Neil Ifwersen, F.W. Lucas Con: Ruben McWilliams Drop: L. Freeman |
McLean Park, Napier Attendance: 8,000[38] Referee: R.J. Paton (Wellington) |
18 September 1926 Match 81 |
Hawke's Bay | 17–15 | Canterbury |
Try: Bert Grenside (2), William Irvine, Bert Cooke, Maurice Brownlie Con: Bert Grenside | Try: Alan Robilliard, N. Dorreen Con: Herb Lilburne Pen: S.R. Carleton Drop: Herb Lilburne |
Lancaster Park Oval, Christchurch Attendance: 20,000[39] Referee: Alfred Eckhold (Otago) |
1927
[edit]3 June 1927 Match 82 |
Hawke's Bay | 11–15 | Wairarapa |
Try: John Swain Con: Bert Grenside Pen: Bert Grenside (2) | Try: W. Yates Pen: Rawi Cundy (4) |
McLean Park, Napier Referee: Herbert McKenzie (Wairarapa) |
2 July 1927 Match 83 |
Wairarapa | 53–3 | Bush |
Try: Bert Cooke (3), Clinton Stringfellow (2), W. Yates (2), Randall Booth (2), Rawi Cundy, Walter Reside, I.H. Harvey, Quentin Donald Con: Bert Cooke (5), Rawi Cundy (3) | Pen: C.B. Udy |
Cameron and Soldiers Memorial Park, Masterton Attendance: 2,000[40] Referee: Herbert McKenzie (Wairarapa) |
9 July 1927 Match 84 |
Wairarapa | 10–21[nb 2] | Hawke's Bay |
Try: L. Roach, Bert Cooke Con: Rawi Cundy (2) | Try: W.J. Huxtable (2), Wattie Barclay, John Swain Con: Bert Grenside (3) Pen: Bert Grenside |
Solway Showgrounds Oval, Masterton Attendance: 12,000[41] Referee: Herbert McKenzie (Wairarapa) |
6 August 1927 Match 85 |
Wairarapa | 16–18 | Manawhenua |
Try: I.H. Harvey, Bert Cooke, Keith Reid Con: Rawi Cundy (2) Pen: Rawi Cundy | Try: T. Parsons, G. Persson, C. Hunt, Hone McDonald Con: K.D. Brophy (2), Hohepa Jacob |
Showgrounds Oval, Carterton Attendance: 2,345[42] Referee: Charles Kitto (Wellington) |
31 August 1927 Match 86 |
Manawhenua | 9–3 | Taranaki |
Try: M. Tremewan, E. Anderson Pen: Hohepa Jacob | Try: R. O'Keeffe |
Showgrounds Oval, Palmerston North Attendance: 10,000[43] Referee: F.E. Sutherland (Auckland) |
3 September 1927 Match 87 |
Manawhenua | 25–6 | Wanganui |
Try: Hone McDonald (3), T. Parsons, M. Tremewan, Hohepa Jacob Con: Hohepa Jacob (2) Pen: Hohepa Jacob | Try: J. Johnston Pen: F. Leahy |
Showgrounds Oval, Palmerston North Attendance: 5,000[44] Referee: D.A. Clark (Canterbury) |
7 September 1927 Match 88 |
Manawhenua | 6–17 | Canterbury |
Try: W. Parata Pen: Hohepa Jacob | Try: Alan Robilliard (2), W.C. Dalley Con: Herb Lilburne Pen: S.R. Carleton Drop: W.C. Dalley |
Showgrounds Oval, Palmerston North Attendance: 8,000[45] Referee: F.C. Atkinson (Wanganui) |
1928
[edit]14 July 1928 |
Canterbury | 29–9 | South Canterbury |
Try: C.D. Chesley (2), George Hart (2), C.J. Oliver, S.F. Fookes, D.G. Grant Con: C.D. Chesley (4) | Try: T. Manning Pen: D.G. Fairbrother, E.M. Halsteed |
Lancaster Park Oval, Christchurch Attendance: 15,000[46] Referee: Alfred Eckhold (Otago) |
18 July 1928 |
Canterbury | 7–8 | Wairarapa |
Try: A.E. Cooke, R. Jury Con: A.E. Cooke | Pen: C.D. Chesley Drop: C.J. Oliver |
Lancaster Park Oval, Christchurch Attendance: 20,000[47] Referee: R. Herd (Otago) |
11 August 1928 |
Wairarapa | 57–11 | Bush |
Try: W. Yates (2), M.J. Parker (2), Bert Cooke (2), Clinton Stringfellow, Stanley Willoughby, I.A. Hart, N. McGregor, K.G. Fairbrother Con: Rawi Cundy (9) Pen: Rawi Cundy (2) | Try: G. Harris (2), L. Bartosh Con: C.B. Udy |
Cameron and Soldiers Memorial Park, Masterton Referee: Herbert McKenzie (Wairarapa) |
18 August 1928 |
Wairarapa | 26–8 | Marlborough |
Try: W. Yates (2), Clinton Stringfellow, R. Jury, K.G. Fairbrother, J.T. Walker Con: Rawi Cundy (3), W. Yates | Try: F. Barclay, L. Hounsell Con: G. Isherwood |
Showgrounds Oval, Carterton Referee: Herbert McKenzie (Wairarapa) |
22 August 1928 |
Wairarapa | 9–3 | Wellington |
Try: Quentin Donald, G.R. Sharp Pen: W. Pates | Pen: F.S. Ramson |
Showgrounds Oval, Carterton Attendance: 4,500[48] Referee: Herbert McKenzie (Wairarapa) |
15 September 1928 |
Wairarapa | 31–10 | Manawhenua |
Try: J.G. Donald (2), M.J. Parker (2), R. Jury, Clinton Stringfellow, Rawi Cundy Con: Rawi Cundy (3) Drop: L. Roach | Try: D.Tatana, T. Parsons Drop: W. Gleeson |
Showgrounds Oval, Carterton Referee: Joseph King (Wanganui) |
1929
[edit]20 July 1929 |
Wairarapa | 10–6 | Hawke's Bay |
Try: Randall Booth, A.V. Jury Con: Frederick Fuller (2) | Try: L.F. South Pen: Jack Ruru |
Cameron and Soldiers Memorial Park, Masterton Attendance: 10,000[49] Referee: Joseph Moffitt (Wellington) |
10 August 1929 |
Wairarapa | 17–14 | Auckland |
Try: W.R. Irvine Con: Frederick Fuller Pen: Frederick Fuller (4) | Try: K.D. Anderson, L.S. Hook, F.S. Lucas, P.C. Minns Con: Ronald Bush |
Showgrounds Oval, Carterton Attendance: 8,000[50] Referee: Hugh Whittington (Taranaki) |
17 August 1929 |
Wairarapa | 37–16 | Manawhenua |
Try: Bert Cooke (2), Jimmy Mill, Rawi Cundy, Frederick Fuller, Clinton Stringfellow, Tommy Corkill, J.G. Donald Con: Rawi Cundy (3), Frederick Fuller (2) Pen: Rawi Cundy | Try: W. Parata, T. Parata, T.J. Miles Con: Eric Fletcher (2) Pen: Eric Fletcher |
Cameron and Soldiers Memorial Park, Masterton Attendance: 2,000[51] Referee: T.A. Fletcher (Wellington) |
28 August 1929 |
Wairarapa | 17–12 | Canterbury |
Try: Stanley Willougby, W.R. Irvine, Rawi Cundy Con: Rawi Cundy, Frederick Fuller Drop: Bert Cooke | Try: J.T. Robinson, George Hart Con: Herb Lilburne Drop: D.M. Hay |
Cameron and Soldiers Memorial Park, Masterton Attendance: 8,000[52] Referee: Joseph Moffitt (Wellington) |
31 August 1929 |
Wairarapa | 16–19 | Southland |
Try: Clinton Stringfellow (2) Pen: Rawi Cundy, Frederick Fuller Drop: Frederick Fuller | Try: B.A. Mahoney, R.M. Bird Pen: G. Porter (2) Drop: G. Porter (2) |
Showgrounds Oval, Carterton Referee: T.A. Fletcher (Wellington) |
Table footnotes
[edit]Notes
[edit]- ^ "Ranfurly Shield History". Canterburyrugby.co.nz. Archived from the original on 3 September 2011. Retrieved 26 July 2011.
- ^ "Ranfurly Shield Game". Papers Past. New Zealand Times. 4 June 1920. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
- ^ "Wellington v. Bay Of Plenty". Papers Past. Evening Post. 1 July 1920. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
- ^ "Wellington Defeat Taranaki". Papers Past. Evening Post. 8 July 1920. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
- ^ "Retained By Wellington". Papers Past. Evening Post. 29 July 1920. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
- ^ "Wellington Defeats Auckland". Papers Past. Evening Post. 9 August 1920. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
- ^ "Retained By Wellington". Papers Past. New Zealand Times. 23 August 1920. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
- ^ "A Vigorous Game". Papers Past. New Zealand Times. 30 August 1920. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
- ^ "Challengers Outclassed". Papers Past. Evening Post. 6 September 1920. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
- ^ "Wellington Defeat South Canterbury". Papers Past. Timaru Herald. 10 September 1920. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
- ^ "Wellington Defeats Otago". Papers Past. Evening Post. 13 September 1920. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
- ^ "Southland Wins!". Papers Past. New Zealand Times. 16 September 1920. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
- ^ "A Great Win". Papers Past. Southland Times. 16 September 1920. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
- ^ Carman 1967, p. 56
- ^ "Defeat Of Otago". Papers Past. Evening Post. 22 August 1921. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
- ^ "Southland Easily Beaten". Papers Past. Evening Post. 12 September 1921. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
- ^ "Wellington Beats Auckland". Papers Past. Evening Post. 22 September 1921. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
- ^ "Strong Claim By Otago". Papers Past. Evening Post. 26 September 1921. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
- ^ "A Surprise Victory". Papers Past. Evening Post. 10 August 1922. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
- ^ "Hawke's Bay's Narrow Victory". Papers Past. Evening Post. 4 September 1922. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
- ^ "Holders Defeat Wairarapa". Papers Past. Evening Post. 5 June 1923. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
- ^ "A Great Struggle At Napier". Papers Past. Evening Post. 30 July 1923. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
- ^ "Retained By Hawke's Bay". Papers Past. Evening Post. 16 August 1923. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
- ^ "An Easy Victory". Papers Past. Hawke's Bay Tribune. 10 September 1923. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
- ^ "Auckland's Challenge Fails". Papers Past. Evening Post. 24 September 1923. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
- ^ "The Shield Still Ours". Papers Past. Hawke's Bay Tribune. 4 June 1924. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
- ^ "Poverty Bay Soundly Beaten". Papers Past. Hawke's Bay Tribune. 23 June 1924. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
- ^ "Fast Spectacular Game". Papers Past. Hawke's Bay Tribune. 1 September 1924. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
- ^ "First Match Of The Season". Papers Past. New Zealand Times. 4 June 1925. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
- ^ "Still Held By Hawke's Bay". Papers Past. Evening Post. 6 August 1925. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
- ^ "Fast Scoring In Second Half". Papers Past. Hawke's Bay Tribune. 10 August 1925. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
- ^ "Plucky And Determined Fight". Papers Past. Hawke's Bay Tribune. 24 August 1924. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
- ^ "Champions Undefeated". Papers Past. Hawke's Bay Tribune. 7 September 1925. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
- ^ "Safe For Another Year". Papers Past. Hawke's Bay Tribune. 10 September 1925. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
- ^ "Wairarapa Outclassed". Papers Past. Hawke's Bay Tribune. 4 June 1926. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
- ^ "A Hard Fought Game". Papers Past. Hawke's Bay Tribune. 7 June 1926. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
- ^ "Record Crowd Disappointed". Papers Past. Hawke's Bay Tribune. 16 August 1926. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
- ^ "Sparkling Rugby". Papers Past. Hawke's Bay Tribune. 23 August 1926. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
- ^ "Hawke's Bay Has Close Call". Papers Past. 20 September 1926. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
- ^ "Wairarapa Outclasses Bush". Papers Past. Wairarapa Daily Times. 4 July 1927. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
- ^ "Hard Willing Battle". Papers Past. Evening Post. 11 July 1927. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
- ^ "Ranfurly Shield". Papers Past. Wairarapa Daily Times. 8 August 1927. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
- ^ "Shield Retained". Papers Past. Evening Post. 1 September 1927. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
- ^ "Manawhenua Retains It". Papers Past. Evening Post. 5 September 1927. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
- ^ "Manawhenua Beaten". Papers Past. Evening Post. 8 September 1927. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
- ^ "The Shield Match". Papers Past. Timaru Herald. 16 July 1928. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
- ^ "Shield Lost". Papers Past. The Press. 19 July 1928. Retrieved 16 September 2024.
- ^ "Wairarapa Beats Wellington". Papers Past. Wairarapa Daily Times. 23 August 1928. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
- ^ "Hawke's Bay Fails To Lift Ranfurly Shield". Papers Past. Hawke's Bay Tribune. 22 July 1929. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
- ^ "Auckland Unlucky". Papers Past. Auckland Star. 12 August 1929. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
- ^ "Wairarapa Has Easy Win". Papers Past. Wairarapa Daily Times. 19 August 1929. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
- ^ "A Keen Contest". Papers Past. Evening Post. 29 August 1929. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
References
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- Chester, Rod; McMillan, Neville; Ron, Palenski (1987). The Encyclopedia Of New Zealand Rugby. Auckland, New Zealand: MOA Publications. ISBN 0-908570-16-3.
- Knight, Lindsay (2002). The Shield. Auckland, New Zealand: Celebrity Books. ISBN 1-877252-13-1.
- Carman, Arthur (1967). Ranfurly Shield Rugby. A.H. and A.W. Reed Ltd.
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