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Leigh 3 Wigan 0 (Result Void) - Saturday 4th March 1905
Venue: Mather Lane, Leigh
Competition: Challenge Cup First Round
WiganlBacks:l |
1. Jack Mason, 2. Peter Green, 3. Joseph Carey, 4. Dai Harris,
5. Jim Leytham, 6. Johnny Thomas, 7. William Hopkins |
WiganlForwards:l |
8. Fred Osborne, 9. Jack Barton, 10. Dick Tyrer, 11. Tom
Whittaker, 12. Jack Brown, 13. Peter Vickers, 14. Rueben Collier, 15.
Frank Watkins |
WiganlTries:l |
(None) |
WiganlGoals:l |
(None) |
Summary:l |
Leigh had been in poor form since the new year
but in front of a record 14,000 crowd at Mather Lane, a try by Dunbavin in
the 45th Minute put them 3-0 up and that proved enough to win the cup tie.
However in a meeting held just one day before the scheduled Leigh v Halifax
Second Round match on March 17th, the "Northern Union Professional
Sub-Committee" declared this first round result void because Leigh's Silcock
had "failed to report himself for not conforming with the working clause".
In short, he was declared an illegible player. The decision caused "great
indignation" in Leigh and the match was ordered to be replayed on the
following Wednesday March 22nd. |
1904-1905 Challenge Cup First Round Results
Saturday 4th March 1905 Batley 13 Barrow
5 Bradford 42 Castleford 5 Brookland Rangers 5 Hull Kingston Rovers 73 Broughton Rangers
8 Runcorn 0 Halifax 2 Dewsbury 0 Huddersfield 5 York 0 Hull 52 Leigh Shamrocks
0 Hunslet 22 Parton 3 Keighley 8 Salford 0 Leeds 20 Ossett 0 Leigh 3 Wigan 0 (Result Declared Void) Oldham
16 Normanton 3 St Helens 9 Rochdale Rangers 2 Swinton 8 Rochdale Hornets 3 Warrington
30 Morecambe 0 Widnes 3 Wakefield Trinity 5
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