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1891 Southern Rugby Union season

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1891 Sydney Rugby Premiership
Duration30 May to 8 August
Teams10
Agricultural Society Challenge Cup
Premiers Sydney University A (8th title)
Minor Premiers Sydney University A (3rd title)
Runners-up Zealandia
Wooden spoon Arfoma (1st spoon)
Top point-scorer(s) Robert Lusk (36)
Top try-scorer(s) Harry Abbott (7)
Junior Badges
Number of teams11
PremiersWentworth
Runners-up The Pirates
Second Junior Badges
Number of teams22
PremiersCarlton
Runners-up Sydney University 2nd

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Teams

Location of teams playing for the 1891 Agricultural Society Cup.

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Rule Changes

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Season Summary

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Ladder

  • Numbers highlighted in blue indicates the team finished first on the ladder in that round.
  • Numbers highlighted in green indicates the team finished in the top four on the ladder in that round.
  • Numbers highlighted in red indicates the team finished in last place on the ladder in that round.
  • Bold numbers indicate the team had a forfeit for that round.

Finals

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Semi-finalsFinal
 
      
 
1 August - Agricultural Ground
 
 
Sydney University A10
 
8 August - Agricultural Ground
 
Wallaroo5
 
Sydney University A28
 
1 August - Agricultural Ground
 
Zealandia8
 
Zealandia16
 
 
Strathfield0
 

Final, 8 August

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1891 Agricultural Society Challenge Cup Final
8 August 1891
Sydney University A 28 - 8 Zealandia
Tries: HP Abbott (3), EH Burkitt, BG Sawyer, JC Wood
Goals: JE Moulton 2/3, PB Colquhoun 1/3
Drop goals: JE Moulton 1/1
report
Drop goals: GB Lusk 1/2, JH McCausland 1/1
Agricultural Society Ground
Referee: JWF McManamey

Lower Grades

Junior Badges

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Balmain Ormonde Burwood Double Bay Eurotah Fort Street College Glebe
Petersham The Pirates Redfern Waratah Summer Hill Wentworth

Second Junior Badges

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Carlton Clifton Double Bay 2nd Eurotah 2nd Fort Street College 2nd Glebe 2nd Hawkesbury Liverpool
Manly Permanent Artillery The Pirates 2nd Randwick 2nd Rosedale 2nd Ryde Stanmore Strathfield 2nd
Sydney University 2nd Sydney University 3rd Wallaroo 2nd Warringal Wentworth 2nd Zealandia 2nd

Third Junior Badges

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Ardsley Balmain Ormonde Jr. Burwood Junior Glebe Rosetta Glenmore Grosvenor Leichhardt Manly Waratah
Neutral Bay Parramatta Union Petersham Belvidere Randwick Austral Randwick Junior Redfern Redfern Parkhurst Roslyn
St. Leonards Summer Hill Oaklands Surrey Waverley Waverley Albion Willoughby Windsor

Representative Games

Intercolonial Matches

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19th New South Wales - Queensland Intercolonial Match
15 August
3:30 pm
Queensland 9 - 9 New South Wales
Tries: J O'Shea (2), GL Beal
Goals: H Scarr 0/1, WH Beattie 0/2
Drop goals: H Scarr 0/1, G Pratten 0/1
Bericht
Tries: L Wickham
Goals: JE Moulton 1/1
Drop goals: JE Moulton 1/2, JH McCausland 0/1
Bowen Bridge Ground
Attendance: 3000
Referee: P Small
20th New South Wales - Queensland Intercolonial Match
22 August
3:40 pm
Queensland 11 - 0 New South Wales
Tries: HC Speakman (2), J O'Shea
Goals: A Scott 1/1, G Pratten 0/1, H Scarr 0/1
Drop goals: HC Speakman 0/1, G Pratten 0/1
Bericht
Drop goals: HP Abbott 0/1, WS Lyons 0/1, EM Bowman 0/1
Bowen Bridge Ground
Attendance: 5000
Referee: FC Lea

Team & Player Records

Most points in a match (Individual)

Pts Player Opponent Venue Date T G FG

Most tries in a match (Individual)

T Player Opponent Venue Date

Most points in a match (Team)

Pts Team Opponent Venue Date

Greatest Winning Margin

Pts Team Score Opponent Venue Date
  • Data is incomplete as news reports were inconsistent with their reporting of matches.

References

  1. ^ Rosedale played only 2 games. All the rest were considered forfeits.
  2. ^ Arfoma played only 1 game. All the rest were considered forfeits.