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Maher Cup Teams & Scorers MAHER CUP TEAMS & SCORERS VERSION CREATED 09 MARCH 2016 1 14-Jul-20 Tumut 27 Gundagai 6 Played at the Proposed team: Ernie 'Curly' Dunn, Jim 'Buck' Tries: Roy Tonkin(2), Proposed team: Albert 'Pip' Field, Bert Graham, Tries: Albert Davis & Tumut Elphick, Tom O'Brien(c), Les Malone, Vern Crompton, O'Brien -- Thomas Hunt, Jim Elworthy, Phil Freestone, Jim Elworthy or Jack Racecourse under Rugby Harris, Norman 'Bob' Wilkinson, Con Goals: O'Brien(3); Pen Billy Brownrigg, Viv 'Dad' Joyce, George Smith (different Union rules Crain, Jack Crompton, Jack Roche, Frank Goals: O'Brien(3) Wheatley, Fred Dominick, B. Whitticker, Ern reports of Roche, Roy Tonkin, Walter Malone, Gerry Neiberding, Herb Robertson, Jack Smith, Jim 2nd scorer) Quirk, Rube Masters, E.W. 'Dick' Bridle -- Slater, Al Smith -- Reserves: Fred Graham, W. Reserves: Matt Downing, B. Crowe, Alf. Spicer, Dutton, George Dominick, Jack Elworthy. Note Clarrie Joyce, Paddy McKey, Harry Tonkin, Ken the the scorer Bert Davis was not listed in the 'Scotty' McLennan. proposed team 2 8-Sep-20 Tumut 12 Gundagai 12 Five of the six Bill Dowling, Vern Harris, Tom O'Brien, Jim Tries: Arthur Elphick, Albert 'Bert' Davis, Bert Graham, George Tries: Davis(2), selected Elphick, Arthur Elphick, Con Crain, E. J. 'Ted' E.Baker, O'Brien --- Wheatley, Craig...+11 Wheatley --- Pen players from Adelong did Maher, Les Purcell, G. O'Keefe, C. Byrne, T. Pen Goal: O'Brien Goal: Craig not turn up Harris, Ab. Elphick, Edgar Baker, Gerry Quirk, Ken 'Scotty' McLennan 3 22-Sep-20 Tumut 6 Gundagai 5 Tom O'Brien...+14 Pen Goals: O'Brien(2) Phil Freestone, Dominick...+13 Try: Phil Freestone -- Goal: Dominick 4 3-Aug-21 Tumut 5 Gundagai 0 First Maher Selected: Matt Downing, Hector McDonald, Try: O'Brien -- Goal: Clarrie Joyce, Phil Freestone, Jack Ryan...+10. Cup match Tom O'Brien(c), C. Debenham, C. Cheffins, R. O'Brien Team included crowd pickups until late team played under Rugby League Wilkinson, Con Crain, Les Purcell, Les Tonkin, members arrived [Madigan] rules Walter Malone, Frank Roche, Bert Tonkin, Vern Harris - but W. Bridle played. [Madigan,p. 9] 5 17-Aug-21 Tumut 4 Gundagai 11 Art Elphick, Hector McDonald, Jim Elphick, W. Goals: McDonald(2) Fred Graham , Albert 'Bert' Davis, Billy Tries: Wheatley, G. Bridle, R. Wilkinson, Milton 'King' Allatt, Gerry Brownrigg(c), Roy Marshall, Jack Ryan, Jim Dominick, Ryan -- Quirk, Les Purcell, Edgar Baker, Allan Downing, Elworthy, Clarrie Joyce, Fred Dominick, George Goal: Joyce A. Smith, Fred Mclnerney, Tom Tonkin. Dominick, Draper, Bob Condron, George Wheatley, Bob Quarmby MAHER CUP TEAMS & SCORERS VERSION CREATED 09 MARCH 2016 6 21-Sep-21 Gundagai 12 Tumut 0 Probably the Phil Freestone, Jack Ryan, Billy Brownrigg, Roy Tries: Brownrigg Matt Downing, Hector McDonald, J. Nuttall, first Maher Marshall, Rowley Davison, Clarrie Joyce, Jim Davison -- Goals: Wilkinson, Tom O'Brien, Milton 'King' Allatt, E.J. Cup protest – over the Elworthy, Fred Dominick, George Dominick, Davison(2), Freestone (Ted) Maher, R. McLennan, Ken McLennan, referee George Elliott, H. Goram, J. Jones, George Allan Downing, E. McGowan, Edgar Baker, Les Wheatley Purcell. 7 21-Jun-22 Gundagai 12 Cootamundra 5 Jack Ryan, Phil Freestone, A. Nicholls, Roy Tries: Nicholls, J.Smith Bill Lesberg, Jack Watson, Charlie Schwartzel, Try: Schofield -- Marshall, Jack Elworthy, P. McMahon, Jim -- Goals: Joyce(2), Bernie Kinnane, Wal Franklin, Schofield, Goal: Lesberg Elworthy, Clarrie Joyce, Fred Dominick, Al Freestone Thomas Thumpkins, Fred Hayward, Ray Sheedy, Smith, Jno. Elworthy, Jack Smith, Bob Condron, L.T. 'Dadie' Quinlan, Kelsey, Ryan, Curtis ' Dick Gerry Crowe, Jack Luff Pellow [Gundagai Times] 8 28-Jun-22 Gundagai 18 Tumut 10 Jack Ryan, Bill Brownrigg, Nicholls, Roy Tries: Freestone(2), L. Prestridge, Hector McDonald, Jack O'Neill, Tries: Cheffins, Marshall, Phil Freestone, Jim Elworthy, Clarrie Clarrie Joyce, Tom O'Brien, C. Cheffins, Rev C. Jessop, Milton Tonkin -- Goals: Joyce, Fred Dominick, Jack Smith, Jack Dominick -- Goals: 'King' Allatt, F. Roche, J. Treweeke, Harry O'Brien(2) Elworthy, Bob Condron, Gerry Crowe, Jack Luff Ryan(3) Tonkin, F. Murphy, Sid Young, Edgar Baker 9 12-Jul-22 Gundagai 30 Cootamundra 2 Probably the Jack Ryan, Phil Freestone, Roy Marshall, Jim Tries: P. Freestone(3), Bill Lesberg, T. Meehan, Tom McDevitt, Tom Goal: Lesberg first Maher Elworthy, McMahon, Bill Brownrigg (c), Clarrie Brownrigg, Dominick, Doran, Wal Franklin, Thomas Thumpkins, Curtis Cup crowd of more than Joyce, Jack Elworthy, Al Smith, Fred Dominick, A. Smith -- Goals: 'Dick' Pellow (c), L.T. 'Daidie' Quinlan, Fred 1,500 Jack Smith, Jack Luff, G. Crone. Ryan(6) Hayward, Ray Sheedy, Les Abberton, Con Gehrig, August Resch 10 16-Aug-22 Gundagai 6 Tumut 10 Jack Ryan, Viv Freestone, Roy Marshall, Jim Goals: V.Freestone(3) Jack O'Neill, Bill Cheffins, Tom O'Brien, R. Tries: Jack Elworthy, Al Smith, Bill Brownrigg, Clarrie Wilkinson, J. Prestwidge, Rev C Jessop, Milton Crompton, Burns -- Joyce, Fred Dominick, Hawkins, Jno. Elworthy, 'King' Allatt, Gerry Quirk, R. Burns, Harry Goals: T. O'Brien(2) Jack Smith, Jack Luff, Gerry Crowe Tonkin, Jim Treweeke, Roy Tonkin, Jack Crompton MAHER CUP TEAMS & SCORERS VERSION CREATED 09 MARCH 2016 11 23-Aug-22 Tumut 11 Cootamundra 19 Jack O'Neill, Harry Tonkin, Roy Tonkin, Rev C. Try: Sturt -- Goals: Bill Lesberg, Eric Weissel, Tom McDevitt, Tries: Schofield (3), Jessop, Nuttall, Gerry Quirk, Tom O'Brien, O'Brien(4) Charlie Schofield, Wal Franklin, Herb Schofield, Weissel, Franklin -- Wilkinson, Milton 'King' Allatt, Bill Sturt, Bridle, Phil Regan, Ray Sheedy, L.T. 'Daidie' Quinlan, J. Goals: Lesberg (2) Bill Cheffins, Jack Crompton. Kelly, Brian O'Connor, J. Sissian, Curtis 'Dick' Pellow. 12 30-Aug-22 Cootamundra 20 Tumut 5 Probably the Bill Lesberg, Eric Weissel, Charlie Schofield, Tries: Franklin, Pellow, Matt Downing, Hector McDonald, Tom O'Brien, Try: G.Quirk --Goal: first Maher Tom McDevitt, Wal Franklin, Herb Schofield, H. Schofield, McDevitt Milton 'King' Allatt, Bill Cheffins, Wilkinson, Jack T.O'Brien Cup crowd of more than Phil Regan, Ray Sheedy, L.T. 'Daidie' -- Goals: Lesberg(3), H. O'Neill, Gerry Quirk, Thompson, Harry Tonkin, 2,500 Quinlan, Fred Hayward, Tom Doran, Brian Schofield Sid Young, Edgar Baker, Vern Harris. O'Connor, Curtis 'Dick' Pellow. 13 6-Sep-22 Cootamundra 29 Junee Rovers 3 Bill Lesberg, Eric Weissel, Tom McDevitt, Tries: Weissel (3), Ernie Turner, A. 'Soldier' Markham, Lewis, Try: Turner Charlie Schofield, Wal Franklin, Herb Schofield, H.Schofield (2), Eaton, J. McLachlan (c), Tom Ratcliffe, Clive Phil Regan, Curtis 'Dick' Pellow, Tom Doran, C.Schofield, McDevitt - Turner, L. Coble, Gendle, G. Edwards, V. Brian O'Connor, T. McGuigan, Ray Sheedy, L.T. - Goals: Weissel (2), Edwards, C. Porch, Pearce. 'Daidie' Quinlan H.Schofield, Lesberg 14 20-Sep-22 Cootamundra 21 Gundagai 5 Bill Lesberg, Eric Weissel, Tom McDevitt, Tries: C.Schofield, Bill Smith, Roy Marshall, Viv 'Bluey' Freestone, Try: Woodbridge -- Charlie Schofield, Wal Franklin, Phil H.Schofield, P.Regan, Clarrie Joyce, Jack Ryan, Jim Woodbridge, Viv Goal: Ryan Regan, Herb Schofield, Curtis 'Dick' Weissel, Quinlan -- Joyce, Jack Luff, C. Lewin, Gerry Crowe, G. Pellow, Brian O'Connor, Tom Doran, T. Goals: Lesberg (2) Hawkins, Al Smith, Fred Dominick McGuigan, Ray Sheedy, L.T. 'Daidie' Quinlan. H.Schofield 15 27-Sep-22 Cootamundra 21 Tumut 3 Bill Lesberg, Eric Weissel, Tom McDevitt, Tries: McDevitt, Harris, Art Elphick, Ken McLennan, Edgar Baker, Try: Jessop. (The Charlie Schofield, Wal Franklin, Phil Regan, Franklin, Weissel -- Wellington, Milton 'King' Allatt, Rev. C. assistant Anglican Herb Schofield, Curtis 'Dick' Pellow, Brian Goals: H.Schofield (3), Jessop, R. Ryan, Gerry Quirk, minister at Tumut). O'Connor, Tom Doran, T. McGuigan, Ray Weissel (2), Lesberg Maguire, Hawthorn, G. Wheatley, Sid Young. Coota Herald Sheedy, L.T. 'Daidie' Quinlan credited try to Elphick. MAHER CUP TEAMS & SCORERS VERSION CREATED 09 MARCH 2016 16 6-Jun-23 Cootamundra 17 Tumut 8 Dispute over Bill Lesberg, Eric Weissel, Bernie Kinnane, Wal Tries: Haywood, Matt Downing, Jim 'Buck' Elphick, Jack O'Neill, Tries: Allatt, Bridle -- the referee. Franklin, Phil Freestone, Charlie Schofield, Phil Franklin, Freestone -- Clarrie Horder, Art Elphick, F. Halloran, Milton Goal: O'Neill Rule changed to appoint Regan, Fred Hayward, Ray Sheedy, L.T. 'Daidie' Goals: Lesberg(4) 'King' Allatt, Bridle, Gerry Quirk, M. Benson, neutral Quinlan, J. Kelly, Brian O'Connor, Curtis 'Dick' Ken McLennan, Jim Treweeke, Sid Young. referees. Pellow 17 20-Jun-23 Cootamundra 10 Gundagai 4 Bill Lesberg, Phil Freestone, Tom McDevitt, Tries: Franklin(2) -- J. Healy, G. Smith, G. Moore (c), Viv 'Bluey' Goals: Viv Charlie Schofield, Wal Franklin, Eric Weissel, Goals: Lesberg(2) Freestone, C. Cheffins (George Wheatley), Billy Freestone(2) Phil Regan, Fred Hayward, Ray Sheedy, L. T. Brownrigg, G. Hawkins, Gerry Crowe, Al Smith, 'Daidie' Quinlan, Perce Mills, Brian O'Connor, Jack Smith, J. Jones, H.'Bullocky' Jones, Guy Curtis 'Dick' Pellow. Hawthorn. 18 27-Jun-23 Cootamundra 19 Temora 3 Bill Lesberg, Phil Freestone, Charlie Schofield, Tries: Pellow, Weissel, Ernie Green, Charlie Cowan, Hector Curran, Try: Campbell Eric Weissel, Wal Franklin, Tom McDevitt, Phil McDevitt -- Goals: Ted Curran, W. Maher, Tom McAlister, Lloyd Regan, Fred Hayward, Ray Sheedy, L.T. 'Daidie' Lesberg(5) Smith, Lester Robinson, Robert McKinnon, Quinlan, Reg Large, Brian O'Connor, Curtis 'Slender' O'Leary, Cyril 'Whisky' Meehan, 'Dick' Pellow. B. Newhall, John 'Dinny' Campbell (c) 19 18-Jul-23 Cootamundra 2 Gundagai 0 Bill Lesberg, Eric Weissel, Burge, Charlie Goal: Burge Bill Smith, Fred Leseberg, Bill Brownrigg, G. Schwartzel, Bob Condron, Phil Regan, Ray Hawkins, Viv 'Bluey' Freestone, Jack Smith, G. Sheedy, L.T. 'Daidie' Quinlan, Curtis 'Dick' Smith, H. 'Bullocky' Jones, Guy Hawthorne, B. Pellow...+4 probably Watson, Reg Large, Fred Lenon, Albert 'Bert' Davis, Gerry Crowe, George Hayward, Brian O'Connor Wheatley 20 25-Jul-23 Cootamundra 11 Tumut 7 Record crowd Bill Lesberg, Jack Watson, Tom McDevitt, [Scorers needed] Matt Downing, Jim 'Buck' Elphick, Tom O'Brien, Try: O'Neil -- Goals: of about 4,000.
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