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Rugby league season

1950–51 Rugby Football League season
League	Northern Rugby Football League
Champions	Workington Town
League Leaders	Warrington
Top point-scorer(s)	Bert Cook 332
Top try-scorer(s)	Brian Bevan 68
← 1949–50 1951–52 →

The1950–51Rugby Football League season was the 56th season ofrugby league football.

Season summary

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Workington Town won their first, and to date, only Championship when they beatWarrington 26-11 in the play-off final. Warrington had finished the regular season as the league leaders.

The Challenge Cup Winners wereWigan who beatBarrow 10-0 in the final.^[1]

Warrington won theLancashire League, andLeeds won theYorkshire League.

Championship

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	Team	Pld	W	D	L	Pts
1	Warrington	36	30	0	6	60
2	Wigan	36	29	1	6	59
3	Workington Town	36	27	0	9	54
4	Leigh	36	24	2	10	50
5	Leeds	36	24	0	12	48
6	St. Helens	36	22	1	13	45
7	Hunslet	36	22	1	13	45
8	Batley	36	21	1	14	43
9	Huddersfield	36	20	2	14	42
10	Wakefield Trinity	36	19	3	14	41
11	Halifax	36	20	0	16	40
12	Belle Vue Rangers	36	19	2	15	40
13	Dewsbury	36	19	2	15	40
14	Bradford Northern	36	19	0	17	38
15	Oldham	36	17	2	17	36
16	Keighley	36	16	3	17	35
17	Swinton	36	16	1	19	33
18	Hull	36	15	2	19	32
19	Salford	36	15	1	20	31
20	Barrow	36	14	2	20	30
21	Whitehaven	36	13	3	20	29
22	Rochdale Hornets	36	14	1	21	29
23	Hull Kingston Rovers	36	12	2	22	26
24	Bramley	36	11	3	22	25
25	Castleford	36	12	1	23	25
26	Featherstone Rovers	36	12	1	23	25
27	Widnes	36	10	1	25	21
28	York	36	8	1	27	17
29	Liverpool Stanley	36	2	1	33	5

Play-offs

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Semi-finals			Championship final

1	Warrington	15

4	Leigh	9
			Warrington	11

			Workington Town	26
2	Wigan	5

3	Workington Town	8

12 May 1951

Workington Town	26 – 11	Warrington
Tries: Gibson (2), Wilson (2), Lawrenson, Paskins Goals: Risman (4)		Tries: Heathwood (2), Jackson Goals: Bath

Maine Road,Manchester
Attendance: 61,618
Referee: A. Hill (Dewsbury)

Workington Town	Number	Warrington
	Teams
Gus Risman	1	Eric Frodsham
Johnny Lawrenson	2	Brian Bevan
Tony Paskins	3	Bill Jackson
Eppie Gibson	4	Albert Naughton
George Wilson	5	Albert Johnson
John Thomas	6	Bryn Knowelden
Albert Pepperell	7	Gerry Helme
Jimmy Hayton	8	Billy Derbyshire
Vince McKeating	9	Harold Fishwick
Jimmy Wareing	10	Jack Atherton
Rupert Mudge	11	Harry Bath
Steve Thurlow	12	Bob Ryan
Billy Ivison	13	Austin Heathwood

Gus Risman	Coach	Chris Brockbank

Challenge Cup

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Main article:1950–51 Challenge Cup

Wigan beatBarrow 10–0 in the final played at Wembley in front of a crowd of 94,262. This was Wigan's fourth Cup Final win in nine Final appearances. It was also the third successive final that the losing team had failed to score.^[2]Cec Mountford, Wigan's stand-off half back was awarded theLance Todd Trophy for man-of-the-match.

County cups

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Main article:1950–51 Lancashire Cup

Main article:1950–51 Yorkshire Cup

Wigan beatWarrington 28–5 to win theLancashire County Cup, andHuddersfield beatCastleford 16–3 to win theYorkshire County Cup.

European Championship

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This was the eleventhEuropean Championships and was won for the third time byFrance on points difference.^[3]

Results

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14 October

England	22–4	Wales

Abertillery

11 November

England	14–9	France

Leeds

10 December

France	16–3	Other nationalities

Bordeaux

31 March

Other nationalities	27–21	Wales

Swansea

11 April

Other nationalities	35–10	England

Wigan

15 April

France	28–13	Wales

Marseilles

Final standings

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Team	Played	Won	Lost	For	Against	Diff	Points
France	3	2	1	53	30	+23	4
Other nationalities	3	2	1	65	47	+18	4
England	3	2	1	46	48	−2	4
Wales	3	0	3	38	77	−39	0

Sources

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References

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^"1950-51 Season summary". Retrieved2009-08-08.
^"RFL All Time Records". Archived fromthe original on 2009-04-03. Retrieved2009-08-07.
^Raymond Fletcher; David Howes (1995).Rothmans Rugby League Yearbook 1995-1996. London: Headline Book Publishing. p. 424.ISBN 0-7472-7817-2.

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