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1954 Rugby League World Cup squads

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The1954 Rugby League World Cup featured the national teams (selected from eighteen-man squads) of four nations.

Statistics

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Match details - listing surnames of each team and the point scorers - were included inE.E. Christensen's Official Rugby League Yearbook, as was a summary of the players' point-scoring.[1] This information is reflected in theRugby League Project website.

Australia

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For Australian players, the World Cup tournament took place in 1954's post-season. Their coach wasVic Hey[2]The team was managed by Spencer O'Neill of Parramatta, NSW and Jack McMahon of Queensland.[3]

TheRugby League News published details of the touring team including each player's age and weight.[4]

Banks, Davies, Flannery, Hall, McCaffery, O'Shea and Watson were selected from Queensland clubs. Pidding was selected from clubs in New South Wales Country areas. This lineup of the squad played for Sydney-based clubs during the 1954 season.

PlayerPositionAgeWeight
st.lb (kg)
ClubGamesTriesGoalsFGPoints
Bob BanksFive-eighth2312.10 (81) Toowoomba Newtown20000
Roy BullProp2514.7 (92)Manly-Warringah31003
Clive ChurchillFullback2711.7 (73)South Sydney30000
Harold CrockerSecond-row2515.0 (95)Parramatta20000
Brian DaviesProp,Second-row2314.12 (94) Booval Swifts30000
Peter DiversiLock2214.4 (91)North Sydney31003
Denis FlanneryWing2513.8 (86) Ipswich Brothers20000
Duncan HallProp2814.12 (94)Brisbane Western Suburbs10000
Greg HawickUtility Back2213.5 (85)South Sydney21003
Keith HolmanHalfback2711.9 (74)Western Suburbs20000
Ken KearneyHooker2813.9 (87)St George32006
Ken McCafferyFive-eighth2413.0 (83) Toowoomba Souths10000
Ian MoirWing2211.4 (72)South Sydney10000
Kel O'SheaSecond-row2115.1 (96)Ayr22006
Noel PiddingWing2712.0 (76)Maitland307014
Norm ProvanSecond-row2215.1 (96)St George10000
Alex WatsonCentre2213.4 (84)Brisbane Western Suburbs33009
Harry WellsCentre2214.2 (90) Wollongong22006

New Zealand

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  • Manager: Tom McKenzie (West Coast)
  • Coach:Jim Amos (Canterbury)

TheRugby League News published details of the Kiwi touring team including each player's provincial team, weight, height, ageand occupation.[5]

PlayerPositionAgeWeight
st.lb (kg)
ProvinceGamesTriesGoalsFGPoints
Doug AndersonFullback2712. 1 (77)Auckland10000
Alister AtkinsonLock2812. 10 (81)Canterbury30000
Jim AustinWing,Centre2412. 2 (77)Auckland20000
Lory BlanchardHooker3014. 3 (90)Canterbury30000
John BondProp,Second-row2214. 7 (92)Canterbury20204
Jock ButterfieldSecond-row2214. 0 (89)Canterbury20000
Neville DentonFullback2012. 0 (76)Auckland10000
Cyril Eastlake (c)Wing,Centre2411. 9 (74)Auckland31003
Jimmy EdwardsWing2712. 0 (76)Auckland31003
Len EriksenHalfback2710. 0 (64)Auckland31003
Ian GreyFullback2312. 7 (79)Auckland10000
Cliff JohnsonProp2514. 3 (90)Auckland20000
George McDonaldSecond-row2013. 10 (87)South Auckland10000
Ron McKayCentre2212. 9 (80)Taranaki319021
Bill McLennanProp2615. 10 (100)West Coast30000
George MenziesWing2311. 4 (72)West Coast10000
Bill SorensenFive-eighth2213. 4 (84)Auckland30000
John YatesSecond-row2414. 11 (94)Auckland20000

Great Britain

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For British players, the World Cup tournament took place during the1954–55 Northern Rugby Football League season. Their coach was Mr Gideon Shaw.
TheRugby League News published the selected British touring team.[6] The following seven players listed in this article did not play a match in the tournament:Billy Boston (Wigan),Willie Horne (Barrow),Geoff Gunney (Hunslet), W. Banks,Ron Rylance (Huddersfield),Alvin Ackerley (Halifax) andJohnny Whiteley (Hull).
English representativePhil Jackson was born in Canada.David Rose and captainDave Valentine were representatives from Scotland, andJohn Thorley from Wales.

PlayerPositionClubGamesTriesGoalsFGPoints
Gordon BrownFive-eighthLeeds460018
Bob CoverdalePropHull40000
Gerry HelmeHalfbackWarrington42006
Phil JacksonCentreBarrow43009
Frank KitchenWingLeigh23009
Jimmy LedgardFullbackLeigh4113029
Albert NaughtonCentreWarrington20000
Don RobinsonSecond-rowWakefield Trinity40000
David RoseWingLeeds440012
Sam SmithHookerHunslet40000
Mick SullivanWingHuddersfield40000
John ThorleyPropHalifax40000
Dave Valentine (c)LockHuddersfield40000
Basil WattsSecond-rowYork40000

France

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Coaches:Jean Duhau andRené DuffortThe French squad was:[7]

PlayerPositionAgeClubGamesTriesGoalsFGPoints
Jean AudoubertHooker30Lyon Villeurbanne41003
Gilbert BenausseFive-eighth,Halfback22AS Carcassonne20000
Vincent CantoniWing27Toulouse Olympique42006
André CarrèreProp30Villeneuve XIII RLLG00000
Raymond ContrastinWing29Bordeaux XIII [fr]450015
Joseph CrespoHalfback29Lyon Villeurbanne41003
Guy DelayeSecond-row25Sporting Olympique Avignon31003
Roger GuilhemLock28AS Carcassonne10000
Antoine JimenezFive-eighth,Centre25Villeneuve XIII RLLG40000
Joseph KrawzyckProp-Lyon Villeurbanne41003
Jacques MerqueyCentre25Sporting Olympique Avignon41003
Jean PambrunSecond-row24Marseille XIII40000
Puig AubertFullback29XIII Catalan4013026
François RinaldiProp-Marseille XIII40000
Armand SaveSecond-row23Bordeaux XIII [fr]10000
Claude TeisseireFive-eighth,Centre23AS Carcassonne30000
Gilbert VerdiéLock26Racing Club Albi XIII20000
Maurice VoronWing-Lyon Villeurbanne00000

Note: TheRugby League Project hasRoger Guilhem playing one match andGilbert Verdié two, whilstEE Christensen's Official Rugby League Yearbook hasRoger Guilhem playing two matches (the round matches against Great Britain and Australia) andGilbert Verdié playing one match (the Final against Great Britain).

References

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  1. ^E.E.Christensen (1954). "World Cup".E.E. Christensen's Official Rugby League Yearbook.8. Sydney: E.E.Christensen.
  2. ^AAP (24 October 1954)."R.L. Cup team fit but tired".The Sydney Morning Herald. Australia. p. 8. Retrieved25 December 2009.
  3. ^New South Wales Rugby Football League. (1920)."Cup Tour Manager Has Given Service To League".The Rugby League News.35 (23 (31 July 1954)). Sydney: N.S.W. Rugby Football League. nla.obj-642592258. Retrieved18 Jan 2021 – via Trove.
  4. ^New South Wales Rugby Football League. (1920)."Australians For France".The Rugby League News.35 (32 (1 October 1951)). Sydney: N.S.W. Rugby Football League. nla.obj-642649963. Retrieved18 Jan 2021 – via Trove.
  5. ^New South Wales Rugby Football League. (1920)."New Faces In Kiwi Tourists".The Rugby League News.35 (32 (1 October 1951)). Sydney: N.S.W. Rugby Football League. nla.obj-642649847. Retrieved18 Jan 2021 – via Trove.
  6. ^New South Wales Rugby Football League. (1920)."British Team For France".The Rugby League News.35 (32 (1 October 1951)). Sydney: N.S.W. Rugby Football League. nla.obj-642650989. Retrieved18 Jan 2021 – via Trove.
  7. ^"World Cup 1954 - Squads - Rugby League Project".
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