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SEMI FINAL CORNWALL v CHESHIRE SATURDAY 8TH MAY 1999 K.O. 3.00 P.M. AT REDRUTH R.F.e. Programme - n.ao (including SOp for Cornwall Air Ambulance) MESSAGE FROM TETLEY'S BITTER Tetley's Bitter is very proud to be entering its second year os the title sponsor of the Tetley's Bitter Caunty Championship. This sponsorsh ip forms port of a comprehensive 4-year sponsorship programme undertaken by Tetley's Bitter that benefits English Rugby Union ot oilleveis of the game, from the national team right through to grass roots level . The Tetley's Bitter County Championship is one of the oldest competitions in Rugby Union. This year's final will be the 99th County Championship Final in a competition that continues to enhance ployer development and provide the opportunity to play rugby at a representative level. The County Championship has a strong and loyal following, is immensely competitive and every year the players relish having the chance of playing in the Fin al at Twickenham . Last season, Cheshire beat Cornwall in the Final of what once again proved on exciting and hard fought tourna ment. Moy 1 w ish 011 the teams competing in this season's Tetley's Bitter County Championship the very best of luck. ~ À \~~ Doug Clydesdale Marketing Director Carlsberg-Tetley Brewing Ltd RUGBY FOOTBALL UNION COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP 1998/99 SEMI FINAL C·R·F·...U CORNWALL versus CHESHIRE ~~ SATURDAY, 8TH MAY 1999 K.o. 3.00 P.M. AT RED RUTH R.F.c. CORNWALL RUGBY FOOTBALL UNION Patron: H.RH. The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, K.G., K.T. President: W.w.J. Fry Hon. Secretary: Dr. e.v. Phillips Hon. Treasurer: R e. Simeons Immediate Past President: H.H. Richards R.EU. Representative: RJ.M. Plurnmer Hon. Team Secretary: H. E. White Selectors: D. Chatterton (Chairman), J. May, A. Mitchell, A. Truscott, P. Angove (Coach) PROGRAMME - ;(2.00 (including 50p for the Cornwall Air Ambulance) CORNWALL SENIOR XV RESULTS TO DATE 1998-99 7 MARC H CORNWALLv DEVON L 9 - 7 at Plymouth TETLEY' S BITTER COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP 4 APR IL CORNWA LL v OX FOR DSHI RE W 18 - 6 at Camborne 10 APR IL CORNWALL v BERKSHIRE W 34 - 20 at Redruth 24 APRI L COR NWALL v SUSSEX W 31 - 12 at Wo rthing 1 MAY CORNWALL v KE NT (Quarter Fi nal) W 30 - 24 at Redruth FURTHER ROUND 22 MAY SENIOR & U21 FINA LS AT TWICKEN HAM SCOTTISH AMICABLE DAY AT TWICKENHAM SUNDAY 23 MAY COR NWA LL v ALLIED DUNBAR 2 CHAM PI ONS K.O. 12.30 pm BAR BARIANS v WOR LD XV at 3.00 pm RESULTS SOUTHPOO L2 SOUTH POOL 3 p w D L F A Pts P W D L F A Pts CORNWALL 3 3 0 0 83 38 6 KENT 3 3 0 0 88 66 6 SUSSEX 3 2 0 1 60 56 4 MIDDLESEX 3 2 0 1 79 54 4 BERKSHffiE 3 1 0 2 68 77 2 HAMPSHIRE 3 0 1 2 61 67 1 OXFORDSHIRE 3 0 0 3 38 78 0 DORSET & WlLTS 3 0 1 2 60 101 1 l st MAY QUARTER FIN ALS: Cheshire 40 - 13 Yorkshire Gloucestershire 23 - 18 Sornerset Cornwall 30 - 24 Kent N.L.D. 16 - 20 Lancashire TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE FROM: CR.F.U., P.O. BOX 22, CAMBORNE TR14 8XP Send an order w it" a S.A.E. and C" eque to: Comwa/l R.F. U. COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS DAY AT TWICKENHAM Saturday, 22nd May Stand: Adult: fI7.00 Child: fB.OO Adult: fI4.00 Junior: fl.OO Car Park: EI0 North/Cardinal Vaughan E 5 Rosebine Avenue Coach Park: DO SCOTTISH AMICABLE DAY - CORNWALL v ALLIED DUNBAR 2 Sunday, 23rd May Stand: (20 Stand: fI5 (Chi/dre" al El ;" Ihese areas) Coach Park: DO Car Park: ElO & E15 NOTES The President, Offi cers and Committee of the Cornwall R.F.U. welcome the Cheshire President, David Wright, h is Committee and his team ta Redruth for the Semi Final game in the 1998-99 Tetley's Bitter County Championship at a rather unusual time of the season. Normally in May the Comish team and supporters would be looking forward ta cricket or the next season! The Cornwall R.F.U. and its supporters ail look forward to this Semi Final match, only 7 d ays after the Quarter Final played against Kent last Saturday. Today's game is only the Stll encounter between Cornwall and Cheshire and ail of the games have been in the last 18 years. The clea rest memory is the fine performance of the Cheshire Team on 18th April 1998 in the Final at Twickenllam when Cheshire were victors by 21 points to 14 and w ith 26 counties in this year's competition it is perhaps ironic that only one of last year 's fin alists can now get there in 1999. Cheshire today visit Redruth on the 3rd occasion, they have not been to another Cornish ground, in September 1981 in a friendly Cornwall won by 20 points to 3, and in the Thorn EMI County Championship fo rmat in November 1984 they beat Cornwall by 16 points to 9. In October 1983 Cornwall travelled to New Brighton and won by 20 points to nil. So before we start today the record is equaI, but Cheshire have won the County Championship 3 tinles to Cornwall 's 2 wins in 1908 and 1991. We ail expect a tough gam e today especially seeing how weil Cheshire beat Yorkshire last weekend by 40 points to 13. The Offi cers and Committee are most gratefuJ to the panel on Hon. Surgeons who support the county teams - last Saturday they were especially busy on behalf of the injured players and spectators who were taken ill at the match. The support of the Cornwall Air Ambulance, St. John's Ambulance and the West County Ambulance Trust were ail seen last Saturday. You w ill have noted that we have included a donation to the Cornwall Air Ambulance Trust in today's programme priee. Thank you for your support of a vital Comish service run by charity. The collection for the John Kendall-Carpenter memorial Trust raised f354 last Saturday. The Union is gratefuJ to the Directors of Miller & Company and ta others: the Sports Shop at Saltash and William Rogers Insurance Services for the use of their premises fo r ticket sales fo r this match and aIso for last Saturday's loan of the ticket office by Vospers o f Truro. The Union is pleased la receive Ihe sponsorship from Dales Renal/lt for loday's malch. No matter the result today, the Under 21 XV are already in the U21 Final on Saturday, 22nd May and the Cornwall XV will play the Allied Dunbar 2 w inners, probably Bristol - it will be decided tomorrow - at Tw ickenham on Sunday, 23rd May. TIckets will be available by post as indicated on the inside caver. If we can arrange any other sales points we w ill advise you via the media. The Officers and Committee of the CR.F.U. thank the sponsors, players and spectators for their support in 1998-99. Dr. C. V. Phillips (H all. Sec., C.R.EU.) DALES RENAULT We are proud to continue our support of Cornish Rugby. Present this advert when booking a service to obtain a 10% discount. Valid until 5/11/99 WHEAL ROSE - SCORRIER - RED RUTH 01209 821133/821144 CORNW"ALL AT TWICKENHAM MAY 1999 Truronian are running a series of trips ta Twickenham for the Rugby on Saturday 22 May 1999 and Sunday 23 May 1999. Packages will include: • 2 day trip to see the matches on Sunday 23 May including Cornwall versus Premiership Two Champions • Extension to the 2 day trip to include the County Final on Saturday 22 May. • Day Trips to both the Saturday County Final on 22 May and the Sunday matches on 23 May. For further information and to book direct contact: Truronian on 01872 273453 24 Lemon Street, TRURO, TRI 2LS "'" l'!! ! 4!y ___ __...a ....____ l' ~ ,,~ t+~" . ... Supported blj the local team at NatWest. c~ NatWest More thon JUS! a bonk National W~ster BonIc PIc. A member of COUNTRYWIDE ASSURED GROUP PLC Cornwall's leading firm of Estate Agents ARE DELIGHTED TO HAYE BEEN OF ASSISTANCE TO CORNWALL RFU With 19 offices from St Ives to Sa1tash there really is ncbody better to help )'QlJ with your next move! HEA D OFFI CE : MANSION HOUSE, PRINCE'S STREET, TRU RO, TR 1 2RF. TEL: (01872) 274211 THE JOHN KENOALL-CARPENTER MEMORIAL FUNO Registered Chari ty No. 1015503 This youlh trusl hos been set up in memory of the Iole John Kendol J.Corpenter who died on 24th Moy 1990. John served the go me as a ployer for Penzance-Newlyn, Oxford University, Ba th, Cornwall and Englond. He wos heavily involved in Schools Rugby in Englond and he become President of the Rugby Football Schools Union (1985·1990). He was President of the RFU (1980·81) and President of the Cornwall RFU ( 1984-87) os weil os baing responsible for much of the orgonisation of the Worl d Rugby (up in 1987 and for 1991. Oetailed Aims and Objecffves of the Fund The Tru stees moy consider support of:- la) the organisation or provision or a ssistance in the orgonisation or provision of the fodlities which wiUe na ble and encourage pupils and students at schools and universities a nd other places of higher education in any part of the United Kingdom or in any part of the world 10 ploy Rugby Union Football or other games or sporls so os 10 assist in ensuring that due aHenlÏon is given to Ihe physical education and development of such pupils and sludents os weU as the development and occupation of their minds.
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