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1963/64 Kangaroos Tour Series

Game 23

Celtic de Paris 2 lost to Australia 30

1963/64 Kangaroos Tour
Game 23

Celtic de Paris
2
30
Australia
Match Info
Match URLwww.rugbyleagueproject.org/matches/23228
StatusCompleted
DateThursday, 5th December, 1963
Referee? Grelon
VenueStade Pershing (Paris)
Crowd200
Match Stats
Halftime Score019
Celtic de ParisScoresheetAustralia
  T2Jimmy LISLE
   Michael CLEARY
   John GLEESON
   Barry RUSHWORTH
   Kevin SMYTH
   Frank STANTON
   Arthur SUMMONS
 
Pierre LACAZEG3/9Les JOHNS
Celtic de ParisTeamsAustralia
Pierre LACAZE1FB2Les JOHNS
[Canterbury]
Walter FRANKLIN2W6Michael CLEARY
[South Sydney]
Claude DUFFAU3C9Jimmy LISLE
[South Sydney]
Joseph LAPOTERIE4C10Frank STANTON
[Manly]
Richard SORKORUM5W8Barry RUSHWORTH
 
Robert SAMUEL6FE12John GLEESON
? CATRAVAUX7HB13Arthur SUMMONS (c)
[Western Suburbs]
 
? ROZAN8FR24John CLEARY
Antranick APELIAN9HK19Graham WILSON
[Newtown]
? LASGOUSSES10FR20Brian HAMBLY
[Parramatta]
? SOGORT112R18Dick THORNETT
[Parramatta]
Robert ERAMOUSPÉ122R17Ken DAY
Eddy WEST13L16Kevin SMYTH
[Western Suburbs]
 
Pierre LE TUTOU14B  
 
  HC Arthur SUMMONS
   
 

Team Info

Celtic de Paris

Previous Game:
n/a
Next Game:
n/a

Australia

Previous Game:
1963/64 Ashes Series - Game 3 vs. Great Britain
Next Game:
1963/64 France vs Australia - Game 1 vs. France
Out:
Ken Thornett (fullback), Ken Irvine (wing), Reg Gasnier (centre), Graeme Langlands (centre), Peter Dimond (wing), Earl Harrison (five-eighth), Barry Muir (halfback), Noel Kelly (front row), Ian Walsh (hooker), Paul Quinn (front row), John Raper (lock)
In:
Les Johns (fullback), Michael Cleary (wing), Jimmy Lisle (centre), Frank Stanton (centre), Barry Rushworth (wing), John Gleeson (five-eighth), Arthur Summons (halfback), John Cleary (front row), Graham Wilson (hooker), Ken Day (second row), Kevin Smyth (lock)
Changes:
Brian Hambly (second row to front row)

Match Notes

This game was originally scheduled against the French Army team but was cancelled as the soldiers were unable to get leave so this game was organised in it's place by businessman Maurice Tardy owner of the Paris-Celtic team.

The team included 3 American Servicemen all Gridiron players who were playing Rugby League to keep fit, Eddy West, Walter Franklin & Richard Sorkorum.

Tardy also invited French Test players Lacaze, Eramouspe & Apelian to play.

Celtic replaced Samuel with Le Tutou early in the 2nd half which was against he rules but Australia made no objection then to the amazement of the Australians 9 mins from fulltime Samuel came back on as a replacement for Duffau.

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Contributions: Shawn Dollin, Paul Carter, Greg Fiveash