International Rugby League Games NOTE ? 1900-1950

The First International Rugby League took place on 1 January 1908 and the result was Wales ? 9, New Zealand all the gold medals ? eight in Aberdare.

In 1907-08, Albert Henry Baskerville, a group of New Zealand for a tour professional player in England against the opposition of the far north organized. All Golds nicknames have included Australian Dally Messenger as a guest and played a total of 46 games, including the first international match against Wales RL. Although the All Golds LED 8-3 At half time the Welsh came back strong and Dai Jones scored a try with just minutes to go. They stopped for a famous victory, even if Dick All Gold Wynard missed a great chance

Try the famous Rorke Drift was 14th July 1914 in Sydney Cricket Ground.

The Union of Northern Australia has been controversial on tour in 1914, when the third trial and the decision was against the will of the North, which were carried out to deal with injuries. Were9-3 before half time, but were up to ten players, substitutions in the days before, during the second half, as Frank Williams, Douglas Clark and Billy Hall were injured reduced. The team defended bravely and even managed to increase their lead to 14-3 with a try by John Johnson (a striker playing on the wing instead of Williams), after a break of the great general and the price of the Centres, Harold Wagstaffe. Sid Deane has for Australia in the last minute, but the Lions hung on a famousVictory. The score was the Union of Northern Australia 6 14

Australia won the Ashes for the first time third July 1920, when they beat the Northern Union in Sydney.

Australia won 8-4 the first Test in Brisbane then the fixed ash 21-8 in Sydney.

The Union of the North is one consolation by winning the third Test in Sydney 23-13 to receive a test for Farnsworth, Gilbert, Horder, Potter and Vest with goals by Burge and Horder and a decline of Fraser. The Lions responded with attemptsGallagher and Johnson and a goal by Gronow. The end result was Australia ? 21, North Union ? 8th

In 1922 adopted the Northern Union team from Great Britain nicknamed The Lions won the ashes, which should not be lost again until 1950.

The first international match was played with France 15th April 1934, and the result was France ? England 21 ? 32 in Paris.

After an exhibition match between Great Britain and Australia in Paris, former RUInternational Championship Boxer and Jean Galia led France into a six-game days tour to England that included a victory at Hull. Their first game was soon followed by Paris and 20,000 enthusiasts watched them lose to England at the end of the Buffalo Velodrome. The enthusiasm was sufficiently well developed to form the French championship and secured by the national team 15-15 in the second leg tie against England.

The Indomitable toured Australia in 1946 and kept the ashes in a game20th July 1946 played at the Sydney Cricket Ground. The result was Australia ? 7 v Lions ? 20

Following the devastation caused by the Second World War, Great Britain Rugby League International has a tour under which the first major event in any sport was relaunched after the war. Captain Gus Risman, they are regarded as the greatest team of all time, and tours are to remain the only team in England in a Test series in Australia unbeaten. ToAt that time the only way to travel on board the Royal Navy ships and the team's journey aboard the HMS Indomitable, from which came the nickname. The first test was drawn 8-8 in Sydney, while Great Britain won the second Test 14-5 in Brisbane. The ash was obtained with a 20-7 victory at the Sydney Cricket Ground, with a test for Bassett, Curren and Owens goals from Risman (3) and Ward.

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