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1969 NSWRFL

Round 16

Balmain Tigers 11 lost to Manly Warringah Sea Eagles 14

1969 NSWRFL
Round 16
Balmain
Tigers
11
14Manly Warringah
Sea Eagles
Match Info
Match URLwww.rugbyleagueproject.org/matches/12701
StatusCompleted
DateSunday, 13th July, 1969
Kick Off3:00pm (local time)
RefereeErnie Cook
VenueSports Ground (Sydney)
Crowd18,295
Match Stats
Halftime Score77
Scrums1110
BalmainScoresheetManly
Terry PARKERT2Les HANIGAN
 
Len KILLEEN4G3Bob BATTY
 
  FGBob BATTY
BalmainTeamsManly
Bob SMITHIES1FB1Bob BATTY
Syd WILLIAMS2W2Danny GOUGH
Olaf PRATTL3C3John McDONALD
Terry PARKER4C4Alec TENNANT
Len KILLEEN5W5Les HANIGAN
 
Peter FARDELL6FE6Bob FULTON (c)
Dave BOLTON7HB7Dennis WARD
 
Peter PROVAN (c)8L8Bill BRADSTREET
Joe WALSH92R9John MORGAN
John SPENCER102R10Peter PETERS
Arthur BEETSON11FR11Allan THOMSON
Philip CAREY12HK12Fred JONES
Garry LEO13FR13Bill HAMILTON
 
Allan FITZGIBBON14B  
John McCARTHY33B  
 
Leo NOSWORTHY HC George HUNTER
   
 

Team Info

Balmain

Previous Game:
Round 15 vs. Penrith
Next Game:
Round 17 vs. Canterbury
Out:
Paul Cross (wing), John Crawford (hooker)
In:
Dave Bolton (halfback), Philip Carey (hooker), Allan Fitzgibbon (bench), John McCarthy (bench)
Changes:
Syd Williams (halfback to wing)

Manly

Previous Game:
Round 15 vs. North Sydney
Next Game:
Round 17 vs. Cronulla
Out:
Norm Pounder (front row), Rob Cameron (lock), George McTaggart (bench)
In:
John Morgan (second row), Bill Bradstreet (lock)
Changes:
Allan Thomson (second row to front row)

Match Notes

Rob Cameron withdrew from the Manly team on Friday with a hamstring injury he was replaced by Bill Bradstreet.

Alan Fitzgibbon replace John Spencer in the 1st half due to an ankle injury. Sid Williams suffered a depressed fracture of the cheekbone in the final minutes of the match and was expected to be sidelined for up to 6 weeks.

Note: Forward packs are listed in reverse order.

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