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Doug McRitchie

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Playing Career

All information provided below is based only on data available in the RLP database and should be used as a guide only.

Vital Statistics

Full Name
Douglas Allan McRitchie
Born
Tuesday, 31st July, 1923
Died
Thursday, 30th July, 1998 (Aged 75 years and 364 days)
Place Of Birth
Marrickville, New South Wales, Australia

Known Family Links

Brother
Bill McRitchie

Competitions Won

The Ashes
1950
Test Series
1948/49 France vs Australia
Interstate Series
1948, 1950
NSW City vs Country Firsts
1948, 1950
NSWRFL Premiership (NRL)
1949

Biography

St George junior was graded after playing in the club’s Presidents Cup winning team in 1940. McRitchie served in Bougainville and New Guinea during the war but played with the club intermittently during the war years. Captain-coach of the club in 1947, the fine centre represented NSW in 1948 before being named on the 1948-49 Kangaroo Tour. McRitchie played in two Tests against Great Britain and a further two in France. After partnering fellow Test player Matt McCoy in St George's grand final win over Souths in 1949 McRitchie made his final Test appearance in the historic Third Test against Great Britain in 1950. It was McRitchie who made the initial break that resulted in St George team-mate Ron Roberts' winning try that clinched the Ashes for Australia for the first time in 30 years. The following year he joined Queanbeyan as captain-coach on the biggest contract offered to a Sydney-based player.
- ALAN WHITICKER

Playing Career Statistics

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Representative Career - International Comp WinsStartsIntAPP3ST3PTTG2FGFGPtsBin5BinOffWLDWin% 
Tests (Senior International Matches) -6-6----------33-50.00%List
The Ashes 14-4----------13-25.00%List
Tour MatchesAustraliaAUS-17-175-5---15---125-70.59%List
Tour MatchesNew South Wales FirstsNFI-1-1-----------1-0.00%List
Tour MatchesMonaroMON-1-1-----------1-0.00%List
Tour MatchesMonaro/Southern Division XIIIMON-1-1-----------1-0.00%List
Test Series 26-6----------33-50.00%List
Representative Career - Australia Comp WinsStartsIntAPP3ST3PTTG2FGFGPtsBin5BinOffWLDWin% 
Interstate Series 24-4----------21150.00%List
NSW City vs Country Firsts 22131-1---3---21-66.67%List
NSW City vs Country 23141-1---3---31-75.00%List
Club Career - Australia Comp WinsStartsIntAPP3ST3PTTG2FGFGPtsBin5BinOffWLDWin% 
Country Carnival -1-1-----------1-0.00%List
NSWRFL (NRL Premiership) 181-8125-25---75--15323565.43%List
NRL Finals -5-5----------32-60.00%List
City Cup -2-21-1---3---11-50.00%List
Overall StartsIntAPP3ST3PTTG2FGFGPtsBin5BinOffWLDWin% 
First Class 110111132-32---96--17134663.96%List

Test Matches - By Team

TeamYears StartsIntAPP3ST3PTTG2FGFGPtsBin5BinOffWLDWin% 
Australia1948-50 6-6----------33-50.00%List

Australia - By Team

TeamYears StartsIntAPP3ST3PTTG2FGFGPtsBin5BinOffWLDWin% 
NSW City Firsts1946, 1948, 1950 2131-1---3---3--100.00%List
Possibles (AU)1948 -11----------1--100.00%List
NSW City Seconds1948 1-1----------1--100.00%List
NSW Firsts1948, 1950 5-5----------22140.00%List
Monaro1951-52 2-2-----------2-0.00%List
NSW Country Firsts1951-52 2-21-1---3----2-0.00%List
Monaro/S.Division1952 1-1-----------1-0.00%List

NSWRFL (NRL Premiership) - By Year

TeamSeason StartsIntAPP3ST3PTTG2FGFGPtsBin5BinOffWLDWin% 
St GeorgeSt George19421942 NSWRFL 6-62-2---6---42-66.67%List
St GeorgeSt George19431943 NSWRFL 3-3----------12-33.33%List
St GeorgeSt George19441944 NSWRFL 4-4----------4--100.00%List
St GeorgeSt George19461946 NSWRFL 13-134-4---12---103-76.92%List
St GeorgeSt George19471947 NSWRFL 14-147-7---21--195-64.29%List
St GeorgeSt George19481948 NSWRFL 6-62-2---6---41166.67%List
St GeorgeSt George19491949 NSWRFL 19-193-3---9---135168.42%List
St GeorgeSt George19501950 NSWRFL 16-167-7---21---85350.00%List

NSWRFL (NRL Premiership) - By Team

TeamYears StartsIntAPP3ST3PTTG2FGFGPtsBin5BinOffWLDWin% 
St George1942-44, 1946-50 81-8125-25---75--15323565.43%List

Your Say

  • Bob Ezzy
    20 Jul 2012 4:00pm

    I was a member of the Queanbeyan Blues team of 1964 which Doug coached and his BOOMING voice could be heard all over Queanbeyan. Well I remember him pulling the front fender off a Holden car with his bare hands at his smash repair workshop. A top guy and "The Men of League" is a true testament to a great bloke. Very much appreciated his guidance, wit and energy.

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