Round 7
Newtown 33 def. Parramatta Eels 5
| 1956 NSWRFL Round 7 | ||||||||
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| Match URL | www.rugbyleagueproject.org/matches/11324 | |||||||
| Status | Completed | |||||||
| Date | Saturday, 5th May, 1956 | |||||||
| Kick Off | 3:15pm (local time) | |||||||
| Referee | Col Pearce (Sydney) | |||||||
| Venue | Henson (Sydney) | |||||||
| Match Stats | ||||||||
| Halftime Score | 13 | – | 0 | |||||
| Newtown | Scoresheet | Parramatta | ||||||
| Kevin CONSIDINE | 3 | T | Ray BURKE | |||||
| Laurie McMAHON | 2 | |||||||
| Ray PRESTON | 2 | |||||||
| Gordon CLIFFORD | 6/11 | G | 1/3 | Charlie McNAMARA | ||||
| 0/5 | Bruce MANN | |||||||
| Newtown | Teams | Parramatta | ||||||
| Gordon CLIFFORD | 1 | FB | 56 | Charlie McNAMARA | ||||
| Laurie McMAHON | 4 | W | 4 | Alvin E KIRKLAND | ||||
| Dick POOLE (c) | 3 | C | 22 | F FORSTER | ||||
| Kevin CONSIDINE | 5 | C | 3 | Peter THOMPSON | ||||
| Ray PRESTON | 2 | W | 5 | Ray BURKE | ||||
| Tony BROWN | 17 | FE | 25 | Tom BURDEN | ||||
| Bobby WHITTON | 7 | HB | 7 | Don TOSH | ||||
| Peter RYAN | 8 | L | 28 | Ron NEWHAM | ||||
| Frank NARVO | 9 | 2R | 9 | Bruce MANN (c) | ||||
| Henry HOLLOWAY | 14 | 2R | 10 | Darcy WILLIAMS | ||||
| Les HAMPSON | 13 | FR | 11 | Roy FISHER | ||||
| Greg ELLIS | 12 | HK | 12 | Billy RAYNER | ||||
| Don STAIT | 11 | FR | 13 | Alan CAMERON | ||||
| Dick POOLE | HC | Cec FIFIELD | ||||||
Team Info
Newtown
- Previous Game:
- Round 6 vs. Manly
- Next Game:
- 1956 Country Carnival - Game 5 vs. Riverina
No changes.
Parramatta
- Previous Game:
- Round 6 vs. North Sydney
- Next Game:
- 1956 Country Carnival - Game 7 vs. North West NSW
- Out:
- Ken Hurst (fullback), Jack Fisher (centre), Graham Laird (five-eighth)
- In:
- Charlie McNamara (fullback), F Forster (centre), Tom Burden (five-eighth)
- Changes:
- Ron Newham (second row to lock), Darcy Williams (lock to second row)
Note: Forward packs are listed in reverse order.
This match is a part of the following:
Contributions:
Shawn Dollin, Rugby League Tables, Greg Fiveash
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