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1971 NSWRFL

Round 21

Balmain Tigers 25 def. Canterbury Bankstown 7

1971 NSWRFL
Round 21
Balmain
Tigers
25
7
Canterbury Bankstown
Match Info
Match URLwww.rugbyleagueproject.org/matches/12999
StatusCompleted
DateSaturday, 14th August, 1971
Kick Off2:30pm (local time)
RefereeKeith Page
VenueSCG (Sydney)
Crowd14,355
Match Stats
Halftime Score60
Scrums126
Penalties106
BalmainScoresheetCanterbury
Paul CROSS2TJohnny RHODES
Greg FRYER   
Keith OUTTEN   
Olaf PRATTL   
 
Steve SATTERLY5/12G2Garry DOWLING
BalmainTeamsCanterbury
Michael ROSS1FB1Garry DOWLING
Paul CROSS2W2Wayne PECKHAM
Geoff STARLING3C3Johnny GREAVES (c)
Ron LOOMES4C4Peter BELLAMY
Steve SATTERLY5W5Johnny RHODES
 
Keith OUTTEN (c)6FE6Alan BURWELL
Alan TILBROOK7HB7Les HUTCHINGS
 
Olaf PRATTL10L8Ron RAPER
Dennis TUTTY92R9Neville HORNERY
Greg FRYER112R10Ron COSTELLO
Terry CROSS24FR11Bill NOONAN
Peter BOULTON12HK12Greg PURCELL
Garry LEO13FR13John ARMSTRONG
 
  B22Norm THOMAS
  B23Graham HERRING
 
Leo NOSWORTHY HC Bob HAGAN
   
 

Team Info

Balmain

Previous Game:
Round 20 vs. Cronulla
Next Game:
Round 22 vs. North Sydney
Out:
Bob Smithies (fullback), John Spencer (lock), Peter Fardell (bench), Graham Mayhew (bench)
In:
Michael Ross (fullback), Terry Cross (front row)
Changes:
Greg Fryer (front row to second row), Olaf Prattl (second row to lock)

Canterbury

Previous Game:
Round 20 vs. Newtown
Next Game:
Round 22 vs. Cronulla
Out:
Dennis Manteit (front row)
In:
Norm Thomas (bench), Graham Herring (bench)
Changes:
Bill Noonan (bench to front row)

Match Notes

John Spencer withdrew from the Balmain team on Friday still not recovered from a hamstring injury Olaf Prattl moved to lock, Greg Fryer to 2nd row & Terry Cross the new prop.

Canterbury replaced Nev Hornery after 15 mins due to a shoulder injury with Graham Herring, in the 2nd half Norm Thomas replaced Ron Costello due to a broken nose.

Note: Forward packs are listed in reverse order.

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