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Ranfurly Shield 1920–1929

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The Ranfurly Shield, colloquially known as the Log o' Wood, is perhaps the most prestigious trophy in New Zealand's domestic rugby union competition.[1] First played for in 1904, the Ranfurly Shield is based on a challenge system, rather than a league or knockout competition as with most football trophies. The holding union must defend the Shield in challenge matches, and if a challenger defeats them, they become the new holder of the Shield. Hawke's Bay were the most successful team during this period with 24 successful defences which was, at that stage, a record.

Holders edit

Union Won Successful
Defences
  Wellington Held at beginning of decade 10
  Southland 15 September 1920 1
  Wellington 10 September 1921 2
  Hawke's Bay 9 August 1922 24
  Wairarapa 3 June 1927 2
  Manawhenua 6 August 1927 2
  Canterbury 7 September 1927 1
  Wairarapa 18 July 1928 8
  Southland 31 August 1929 0

Fixtures edit

1920 edit

2 June 1920   Wellington 15–3   Canterbury Athletic Park, Wellington  
Try: Jack Shearer,
Beethoven Algar,
A. Gilchrist
Con: Edward Roberts (3) 		Pen: Edward Hasell Attendance: 10,000[2]
Referee: Henry Paton (Wellington)


30 June 1920   Wellington 22–3   Bay of Plenty Athletic Park, Wellington  
Try: George Aitken (2),
N.A.J. Barker,
A.D. Jackson,
E.E. Hughes,
S.J. Standen
Con: E.E. Hughes,
Ranji Wilson 		Try: Duncan Heather Attendance: 3,000[3]
Referee: A.W. Thompson (Manawatu)


7 July 1920   Wellington 20–9   Taranaki Showgrounds Oval, Hawera  
Try: George Aitken,
Mark Nicholls,
Harry Nicholls,
Jack Shearer
Con: Mark Nicholls
Pen: Mark Nicholls
Drop: Mark Nicholls 		Try: F.S. McKenna
Con: S.D. George
Drop: D. Sykes 		Attendance: 5,000[4]
Referee: F.C. Atkinson (Wanganui)


28 July 1920   Wellington 20–5   Hawke's Bay Athletic Park, Wellington  
Try: James Ryan (2),
R.J. Harkness,
Umberto Calcinai,
Fred Tilyard,
N.A.J. Barker
Con: Mark Nicholls 		Try: James Mapu
Con: E. Kuru 		Attendance: 3,000[5]
Referee: John L. Simpson (Wellington)


7 August 1920   Wellington 23–20   Auckland Auckland Domain, Auckland  
Try: Umberto Calcinai (2),
Ranji Wilson,
N.A.J. Barker,
E.E. Hughes
Con: Mark Nicholls (4) 		Try: A.P. Singe,
E. Earlly,
R. Taylor
Con: G.W. Murray,
W.A. Laxon
Pen: W.A. Laxon
Drop: Charles Kingstone 		Attendance: 15,000[6]
Referee: F.C. Atkinson (Wanganui)


21 August 1920   Wellington 16–5   Taranaki Athletic Park, Wellington  
Try: George Aitken (2),
James Tilyard,
Edmond Ryan
Con: Edward Roberts (2) 		Try: H.T. Wilkinson
Con: R.W. Roberts 		Attendance: 4,000[7]
Referee: Charles Kitto (Wellington)


28 August 1920   Wellington 20–14   Wanganui Athletic Park, Wellington  
Try: N.A.J. Barker,
James Tilyard,
George Aitken,
Mark Nicholls
Con: Mark Nicholls (2)
Drop: Edmond Ryan 		Try: T. Sullivan,
R. Scott,
Kenneth Svenson
Con: R. Cowie
Pen: R. Cowie 		Attendance: 5,000[8]
Referee: John L. Simpson (Wellington)


4 September 1920   Wellington 20–3   Auckland Athletic Park, Wellington  
Try: Edmond Ryan,
Umberto Calcinai,
E.E. Hughes,
James Tilyard
Con: Mark Nicholls (2)
Drop: Edward Roberts 		Try: T. Campbell Attendance: 16,000[9]
Referee: Edward McKenzie (Wairarapa)


9 September 1920   Wellington 32–16   South Canterbury Caledonian Ground, Timaru  
Try: W. O'Sullivan (2),
T. Price (2),
Umberto Calcinai,
Sydney Shearer,
Ranji Wilson
Con: Mark Nicholls (4)
Pen: Mark Nicholls 		Try: Phillippe Cabot,
J.E. Cooke
Con: A. Scott (2)
Drop: A. Scott 		Attendance: 4,000[10]
Referee: R. McKenzie (Otago)


11 September 1920   Wellington 16–5   Otago Carisbrook, Dunedin  
Try: W. O'Sullivan (2)
Con: Mark Nicholls
Drop: Edward Roberts (2) 		Try: William Fea
Con: J. Turnbull 		Attendance: 12,000[11]
Referee: R. McKenzie (Otago)


15 September 1920   Southland 17–6   Wellington Rugby Park Stadium, Invercargill  
Try: N.F. Stead (2),
G.A. Fortune,
J.W. Holmes
Con: I.H. Brown
Pen: Andrew White 		Try: J.W. McCabe
Con: Mark Nicholls 		Attendance: [nb 1]
Referee: John Stalker (Southland)

1921 edit

20 August 1921   Southland 10–8   Otago Rugby Park Stadium, Invercargill  
Try: E.H. Diack,
E.M. Gilmour
Con: H. Agnew (2) 		Try: E.B. Stewart
Con: R.C. Bell
Pen: R.C. Bell 		Attendance: 7,000[15]
Referee: J.F. Peake (Canterbury)


10 September 1921   Wellington 28–13   Southland Athletic Park, Wellington  
Try: E.W. King,
C.J.M. Gair,
F.C. Hutchinson,
Sydney Shearer,
Paul Markham
Con: Mark Nicholls (2)
Pen: Mark Nicholls (2)
Drop: F.C. Hutchinson 		Try: E.H. Diack,
H.J. Brown,
L.R. Lopdell
Con: H. Agnew (2) 		Attendance: 10,000[16]
Referee: R. McKenzie (Otago)


21 September 1921   Wellington 27–19   Auckland Athletic Park, Wellington  
Try: A.D. Jackson (2),
Doug Algar,
Jack Shearer,
Sydney Shearer,
Mark Nicholls
Con: Mark Nicholls
Pen: Mark Nicholls
Drop: Mark Nicholls 		Try: Laurie Knight,
L.C. Williams,
Ces Badeley,
Karl Ifwersen
Con: Ces Badeley (2)
Pen: Victor Badeley 		Attendance: 4,500[17]
Referee: John L. Simpson (Wellington)


24 September 1921   Wellington 13–8   Otago Athletic Park, Wellington  
Try: E.W. King,
James Duncan,
Mark Nicholls
Drop: Harry Nicholls 		Try: G.L. Owles (2)
Con: Johnstone Richardson 		Attendance: 9,000[18]
Referee: Herbert McKenzie (Wairarapa)

1922 edit

9 August 1922   Hawke's Bay 19–9   Wellington Athletic Park, Wellington  
Try: Jack Kirwan (2),
J.H. Scott,
Jack NcNab
Con: Gordon Yates (2)
Pen: Gordon Yates 		Try: Ward Udy,
S.J. Standen,
W.T. Ryan 		Attendance: 4,000[19]
Referee: Alfred Neilson (Wellington)


2 September 1922   Hawke's Bay 17–16   Bay of Plenty Nelson Park, Hastings  
Try: Cyril Brownlie,
L.H. Hingston,
Wattie Barclay,
Jackie Blake
Con: Gordon Yates
Pen: Gordon Yates 		Try: P. Wihapi,
David Borell,
Charles Montgomery,
C. Alexander
Con: A.L. McLean,
Noel Boucher 		Attendance: 4,000[20]
Referee: Herbert McKenzie (Wairarapa)


16 September 1922   Hawke's Bay 42–8   King Country McLean Park, Napier  
Try: Bert Grenside (3),
U. Batchelor (2),
R.F. O'Donoghue (2),
Jack Kirwan,
T. Daly
Con: Gordon Yates (5),
R.F. O'Donoghue
Pen: Gordon Yates 		Try: R.L. Harty
Con: J.B. Macken
Pen: J.B. Macken 		Referee: Bill O'Neill (Hawke's Bay)

1923 edit

4 June 1923   Hawke's Bay 6–0   Wairarapa McLean Park, Napier  
Try: Percy Martin-Smith
Pen: George Nēpia 		Attendance: 5,000[21]
Referee: John L. Simpson (Wellington)


28 July 1923   Hawke's Bay 10–6   Wellington McLean Park, Napier  
Pen: George Nēpia
Drop: Gordon Yates,
Alexander Kirkpatrick 		Try: W.F.F. Faber,
John Duncan 		Attendance: 6,000[22]
Referee: Herbert McKenzie (Wairarapa)


11 August 1923   Hawke's Bay 15–0   Poverty Bay Nelson Park, Hastings  
Try: N.L. Kivell,
Cyril Brownlie,
James Mapu,
George Nēpia,
Jimmy Mill 		Referee: A.E. Freeman (Wairarapa)


15 August 1923   Hawke's Bay 9–8   Canterbury Nelson Park, Hastings  
Try: George Nēpia,
Lui Paewai,
Bert Grenside 		Try: J.H. Parker
Con: I.H. Brown
Drop: I.H. Brown 		Attendance: 5,000[23]
Referee: F.C. Atkinson (Wanganui)


8 September 1923   Hawke's Bay 38–11   Horowhenua-Kapiti McLean Park, Napier  
Try: Bert Grenside (3),
Alby Falwasser,
T. Daly,
Sam Gemmell,
Maurice Brownlie,
J. Walker,
William Irvine,
George Nēpia
Con: George Nēpia (3),
Maurice Brownlie 		Try: K. Kelly,
Rewi Moynihan
Con: Hohepa Jacob
Pen: Hohepa Jacob 		Attendance: 5,000[24]
Referee: George Maddison (Hawke's Bay)


22 September 1923   Hawke's Bay 20–5   Auckland McLean Park, Napier  
Try: Jimmy Mill (2),
Lui Paewai,
Jack McNab,
J. Walker
Con: George Nēpia
Drop: George Nēpia 		Try: Bert Cooke
Con: Karl Ifwersen 		Attendance: 8,500[25]
Referee: Alfred Eckhold (Otago)

1924 edit

3 June 1924   Hawke's Bay 30–14   Wairarapa McLean Park, Napier  
Try: Bert Grenside (2),
Jimmy Mill,
Jackie Blake,
J.W.D. Mardon,
Alexander Kirkpatrick,
Sam Gemmell,
Alby Falwasser
Con: N. McCarthy (3) 		Try: Albert Desmond (2),
H. Parker
Con: J. Hiroti
Pen: J. Hiroti 		Attendance: 4,800[26]
Referee: Charles Kitto (Wellington)


21 June 1924   Hawke's Bay 46–10   Poverty Bay McLean Park, Napier  
Try: Bert Grenside (4),
Jack McNab (2),
Cyril Brownlie (2),
Alby Falwasser,
Tiaki Omana,
N.L. Kivell
Con: George Nēpia (2),
Jimmy Mill (2),
William Irvine
Pen: George Nēpia 		Try: Robert Whaitiri,
J.H. Scott
Con: P. Tureia (2) 		Attendance: 5,000[27]
Referee: George Madison (Hawke's Bay)


16 August 1924   Hawke's Bay 35–3   Nelson Nelson Park, Hastings  
Try: Alby Falwasser (4),
Jackie Blake (2),
C.C. Hingston,
J. Hebberley
Con: J.W.D. Mardon
Pen: Gordon Yates (2),
L.A. Miller 		Try: C.H.A. Kinzett Referee: E.D. Berry (Hawke's Bay)


23 August 1924   Hawke's Bay 23–6   Auckland McLean Park, Napier  
Try: Bert Grenside (2),
Tiaki Omana,
Alby Falwasser,
Jackie Blake
Con: Gordon Yates
Pen: Gordon Yates
Drop: Tommy Corkill 		Try: Neil Ifwersen
Drop: J. Kirwan 		Referee: Bill O'Neill (Hawke's Bay)


30 August 1924   Hawke's Bay 31–5   Manawatu Nelson Park, Hastings  
Try: Tommy Corkill (3),
Alby Falwasser (3),
J.W.D. Mardon (2),
C.C. Hingston
Con: Gordon Yates,
L.A. Miller 		Try: J. McDonald
Con: L.J. Mullins 		Attendance: 4,000[28]
Referee: George Madison (Hawke's Bay)

1925 edit

3 June 1925   Hawke's Bay 22–3   Wairarapa McLean Park, Napier  
Try: Bert Grenside (2),
Jimmy Mill,
Cyril Brownlie,
M. Mahoney
Con: George Nēpia,
L.A. Miller
Drop: H.H. Wylie 		Pen: Frank Booth Attendance: 10,000[29]
Referee: F.C. Atkinson (Wanganui)


5 August 1925   Hawke's Bay 24–18   Canterbury McLean Park, Napier  
Try: Maurice Brownlie,
Bert Grenside,
Jackie Blake,
Jimmy Mill,
Alby Falwasser
Con: William Irvine (3)
Pen: William Irvine 		Try: S. Baird,
Alan Robilliard,
W.A. Ford,
C.J. Oliver
Con: D.C. Nixon (3) 		Attendance: 10,000[30]
Referee: Herbert McKenzie (Wairarapa)


8 August 1925   Hawke's Bay 31–12   Southland McLean Park, Napier  
Try: Sam Gemmell (2),
Tommy Corkill,
Maurice Brownlie,
Alexander Kirkpatrick,
Jackie Blake,
Alby Falwasser,
Bert Grenside,
J. Walker
Con: William Irvine (2) 		Try: Bill Hazlett,
E.I. Ottrey
Con: Frank Kilby
Drop: Frank Kilby 		Attendance: 6,000[31]
Referee: W.J. Meredith (Auckland)


22 August 1925   Hawke's Bay 28–3   Taranaki Nelson Park, Hastings  
Try: Wattie Barclay (2),
Jackie Blake (2),
H.H. Wylie,
Maurice Brownlie,
Bert Grenside
Con: William Irvine,
H.H. Wylie
Pen: Jimmy Mill 		Try: Wallace R. Robinson Attendance: 5,000[32]
Referee: Wm. O'Neill (Hawke's Bay)


5 September 1925   Hawke's Bay 20–11   Wellington Athletic Park, Wellington  
Try: John Swain (2),
Alby Falwasser,
Tommy Corkill,
Jackie Blake,
Maurice Brownlie
Con: William Irvine 		Try: Kenneth Svenson
Con: Mark Nicholls
Pen: Mark Nicholls
Drop: Kenneth Svenson 		Attendance: 23,000[33]
Referee: F.C. Atkinson (Wanganui)


9 September 1925   Hawke's Bay 34–14   Otago Nelson Park, Hastings  
Try: Jackie Blake (3),
Tiaki Omana,
Alby Falwasser,
J. Walker,
Jimmy Mill,
Cyril Brownlie
Con: Bert Grenside (3),
Gordon Yates (2) 		Try: R.G. Webb (2)
Con: F. Donnelly
Pen: F. Donnelly
Drop: L.G.T. Townsend 		Attendance: 4,000[34]
Referee: Herbert McKenzie (Wairarapa)

1926 edit

3 June 1926   Hawke's Bay 77–14   Wairarapa McLean Park, Napier  
Try: Jackie Blake (5),
Maurice Brownlie (3),
Bert Cooke (3),
Tommy Corkill (2),
E.S. Craven,
G. Tait,
Bert Grenside,
Cyril Brownlie
Con: Bert Grenside (8),
Maurice Brownlie (5) 		Try: Randall Booth,
K.G. Fairbrother
Con: Frederick Fuller
Pen: Frederick Fuller (2) 		Attendance: 8,000[35]
Referee: George Madison (Hawke's Bay)


5 June 1926   Hawke's Bay 36–3   Wanganui Nelson Park, Hastings  
Try: Bert Cooke (3),
Bert Grenside (2),
John Swain (2),
G. Tait,
William Irvine,
Alexander Kirkpatrick
Con: Bert Grenside (2),
Jimmy Mill 		Pen: Dudley Cameron Attendance: 5,000[36]
Referee: E.D. Berry (Hawke's Bay)


14 August 1926   Hawke's Bay 58–8   Wellington McLean Park, Napier  
Try: Bert Grenside (5),
Alexander Kirkpatrick (2),
Jackie Blake,
Cyril Brownlie,
Bert Cooke,
L.M. Johnson,
Edward Single,
John Swain
Con: George Nēpia (7),
Bert Grenside
Pen: George Nēpia 		Try: E.F. Barry
Con: Mark Nicholls
Pen: Mark Nicholls 		Attendance: 14,000[37]
Referee: Alfred Eckhold (Otago)


21 August 1926   Hawke's Bay 41–11   Auckland McLean Park, Napier  
Try: Jackie Blake (3),
Bert Cooke (2),
Maurice Brownlie,
Cyril Brownlie,
John Swain,
M. Mahoney
Con: George Nēpia (2),
Bert Grenside (2)
Pen: George Nēpia (2) 		Try: Neil Ifwersen,
F.W. Lucas
Con: Ruben McWilliams
Drop: L. Freeman 		Attendance: 8,000[38]
Referee: R.J. Paton (Wellington)


18 September 1926   Hawke's Bay 17–15   Canterbury Lancaster Park Oval, Christchurch  
Try: Bert Grenside (2),
William Irvine,
Bert Cooke,
Maurice Brownlie
Con: Bert Grenside 		Try: Alan Robilliard,
N. Dorreen
Con: Herb Lilburne
Pen: S.R. Carleton
Drop: Herb Lilburne 		Attendance: 20,000[39]
Referee: Alfred Eckhold (Otago)

1927 edit

3 June 1927   Hawke's Bay 11–15   Wairarapa McLean Park, Napier  
Try: John Swain
Con: Bert Grenside
Pen: Bert Grenside (2) 		Try: W. Yates
Pen: Rawi Cundy (4) 		Referee: Herbert McKenzie (Wairarapa)


2 July 1927   Wairarapa 53–3   Bush Cameron and Soldiers Memorial Park, Masterton  
Try: Bert Cooke (3),
Clinton Stringfellow (2),
W. Yates (2),
Randall Booth (2),
Rawi Cundy,
Walter Reside,
I.H. Harvey,
Quentin Donald
Con: Bert Cooke (5),
Rawi Cundy (3) 		Pen: C.B. Udy Attendance: 2,000[40]
Referee: Herbert McKenzie (Wairarapa)


9 July 1927   Wairarapa 10–21[nb 2]   Hawke's Bay Solway Showgrounds Oval, Masterton  
Try: L. Roach,
Bert Cooke
Con: Rawi Cundy (2) 		Try: W.J. Huxtable (2),
Wattie Barclay,
John Swain
Con: Bert Grenside (3)
Pen: Bert Grenside 		Attendance: 12,000[41]
Referee: Herbert McKenzie (Wairarapa)


6 August 1927   Wairarapa 16–18   Manawhenua Showgrounds Oval, Carterton  
Try: I.H. Harvey,
Bert Cooke,
Keith Reid
Con: Rawi Cundy (2)
Pen: Rawi Cundy 		Try: T. Parsons,
G. Persson,
C. Hunt,
Hone McDonald
Con: K.D. Brophy (2),
Hohepa Jacob 		Attendance: 2,345[42]
Referee: Charles Kitto (Wellington)


31 August 1927   Manawhenua 9–3   Taranaki Showgrounds Oval, Palmerston North  
Try: M. Tremewan,
E. Anderson
Pen: Hohepa Jacob 		Try: R. O'Keeffe Attendance: 10,000[43]
Referee: F.E. Sutherland (Auckland)


3 September 1927   Manawhenua 25–6   Wanganui Showgrounds Oval, Palmerston North  
Try: Hone McDonald (3),
T. Parsons,
M. Tremewan,
Hohepa Jacob
Con: Hohepa Jacob (2)
Pen: Hohepa Jacob 		Try: J. Johnston
Pen: F. Leahy 		Attendance: 5,000[44]
Referee: D.A. Clark (Canterbury)


7 September 1927   Manawhenua 6–17   Canterbury Showgrounds Oval, Palmerston North  
Try: W. Parata
Pen: Hohepa Jacob 		Try: Alan Robilliard (2),
W.C. Dalley
Con: Herb Lilburne
Pen: S.R. Carleton
Drop: W.C. Dalley 		Attendance: 8,000[45]
Referee: F.C. Atkinson (Wanganui)

1928 edit

14 July 1928   Canterbury 29–9   South Canterbury Lancaster Park Oval, Christchurch  
Try: C.D. Chesley (2),
George Hart (2),
C.J. Oliver,
S.F. Fookes,
D.G. Grant
Con: C.D. Chesley (4) 		Try: T. Manning
Pen: D.G. Fairbrother,
E.M. Halsteed 		Attendance: 15,000[46]
Referee: Alfred Eckhold (Otago)


18 July 1928   Canterbury 7–8   Wairarapa Lancaster Park Oval, Christchurch  
Try: A.E. Cooke,
R. Jury
Con: A.E. Cooke 		Pen: C.D. Chesley
Drop: C.J. Oliver 		Referee: R. Herd (Otago)


11 August 1928   Wairarapa 57–11   Bush Cameron and Soldiers Memorial Park, Masterton  
Try: W. Yates (2),
M.J. Parker (2),
Bert Cooke (2),
Clinton Stringfellow,
Stanley Willoughby,
I.A. Hart,
N. McGregor,
K.G. Fairbrother
Con: Rawi Cundy (9)
Pen: Rawi Cundy (2) 		Try: G. Harris (2),
L. Bartosh
Con: C.B. Udy 		Referee: Herbert McKenzie (Wairarapa)


18 August 1928   Wairarapa 26–8   Marlborough Showgrounds Oval, Carterton  
Try: W. Yates (2),
Clinton Stringfellow,
R. Jury,
K.G. Fairbrother,
J.T. Walker
Con: Rawi Cundy (3),
W. Yates 		Try: F. Barclay,
L. Hounsell
Con: G. Isherwood 		Referee: Herbert McKenzie (Wairarapa)


22 August 1928   Wairarapa 9–3   Wellington Showgrounds Oval, Carterton  
Try: Quentin Donald,
G.R. Sharp
Pen: W. Pates 		Pen: F.S. Ramson Attendance: 4,500[47]
Referee: Herbert McKenzie (Wairarapa)


15 September 1928   Wairarapa 31–10   Manawhenua Showgrounds Oval, Carterton  
Try: J.G. Donald (2),
M.J. Parker (2),
R. Jury,
Clinton Stringfellow,
Rawi Cundy
Con: Rawi Cundy (3)
Drop: L. Roach 		Try: D.Tatana,
T. Parsons
Drop: W. Gleeson 		Referee: Joseph King (Wanganui)

1929 edit

20 July 1929   Wairarapa 10–6   Hawke's Bay Cameron and Soldiers Memorial Park, Masterton  
Try: Randall Booth,
A.V. Jury
Con: Frederick Fuller (2) 		Try: L.F. South
Pen: Jack Ruru 		Attendance: 10,000[48]
Referee: Joseph Moffitt (Wellington)


10 August 1929   Wairarapa 17–14   Auckland Showgrounds Oval, Carterton  
Try: W.R. Irvine
Con: Frederick Fuller
Pen: Frederick Fuller (4) 		Try: K.D. Anderson,
L.S. Hook,
F.S. Lucas,
P.C. Minns
Con: Ronald Bush 		Attendance: 8,000[49]
Referee: Hugh Whittington (Taranaki)


17 August 1929   Wairarapa 37–16   Manawhenua Cameron and Soldiers Memorial Park, Masterton  
Try: Bert Cooke (2),
Jimmy Mill,
Rawi Cundy,
Frederick Fuller,
Clinton Stringfellow,
Tommy Corkill,
J.G. Donald
Con: Rawi Cundy (3),
Frederick Fuller (2)
Pen: Rawi Cundy 		Try: W. Parata,
T. Parata,
T.J. Miles
Con: Eric Fletcher (2)
Pen: Eric Fletcher 		Attendance: 2,000[50]
Referee: T.A. Fletcher (Wellington)


28 August 1929   Wairarapa 17–12   Canterbury Cameron and Soldiers Memorial Park, Masterton  
Try: Stanley Willougby,
W.R. Irvine,
Rawi Cundy
Con: Rawi Cundy,
Frederick Fuller
Drop: Bert Cooke 		Try: J.T. Robinson,
George Hart
Con: Herb Lilburne
Drop: D.M. Hay 		Attendance: 8,000[51]
Referee: Joseph Moffitt (Wellington)


31 August 1929   Wairarapa 16–19   Southland Showgrounds Oval, Carterton  
Try: Clinton Stringfellow (2)
Pen: Rawi Cundy,
Frederick Fuller
Drop: Frederick Fuller 		Try: B.A. Mahoney,
R.M. Bird
Pen: G. Porter (2)
Drop: G. Porter (2) 		Referee: T.A. Fletcher (Wellington)

Table footnotes edit

  1. ^ Described as "the largest crowd ever seen at the park"[12][13][14]
  2. ^ Match awarded to Wairarapa following an appeal to the NZRFU. Hawke's Bay had fielded a player who had not fulfilled the necessary residential qualifications and therefore the shield was awarded to Wairarapa.

Notes edit

  1. ^ "Ranfurly Shield History". Canterburyrugby.co.nz. Archived from the original on 3 September 2011. Retrieved 26 July 2011.
  2. ^ "Ranfurly Shield Game". Papers Past. New Zealand Times. 4 June 1920. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
  3. ^ "Wellington v. Bay Of Plenty". Papers Past. Evening Post. 1 July 1920. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
  4. ^ "Wellington Defeat Taranaki". Papers Past. Evening Post. 8 July 1920. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
  5. ^ "Retained By Wellington". Papers Past. Evening Post. 29 July 1920. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
  6. ^ "Wellington Defeats Auckland". Papers Past. Evening Post. 9 August 1920. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
  7. ^ "Retained By Wellington". Papers Past. New Zealand Times. 23 August 1920. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
  8. ^ "A Vigorous Game". Papers Past. New Zealand Times. 30 August 1920. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
  9. ^ "Challengers Outclassed". Papers Past. Evening Post. 6 September 1920. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
  10. ^ "Wellington Defeat South Canterbury". Papers Past. Timaru Herald. 10 September 1920. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
  11. ^ "Wellington Defeats Otago". Papers Past. Evening Post. 13 September 1920. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
  12. ^ "Southland Wins!". Papers Past. New Zealand Times. 16 September 1920. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
  13. ^ "A Great Win". Papers Past. Southland Times. 16 September 1920. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
  14. ^ Carman 1967, p. 56
  15. ^ "Defeat Of Otago". Papers Past. Evening Post. 22 August 1921. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
  16. ^ "Southland Easily Beaten". Papers Past. Evening Post. 12 September 1921. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
  17. ^ "Wellington Beats Auckland". Papers Past. Evening Post. 22 September 1921. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
  18. ^ "Strong Claim By Otago". Papers Past. Evening Post. 26 September 1921. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
  19. ^ "A Surprise Victory". Papers Past. Evening Post. 10 August 1922. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
  20. ^ "Hawke's Bay's Narrow Victory". Papers Past. Evening Post. 4 September 1922. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
  21. ^ "Holders Defeat Wairarapa". Papers Past. Evening Post. 5 June 1923. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
  22. ^ "A Great Struggle At Napier". Papers Past. Evening Post. 30 July 1923. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
  23. ^ "Retained By Hawke's Bay". Papers Past. Evening Post. 16 August 1923. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
  24. ^ "An Easy Victory". Papers Past. Hawke's Bay Tribune. 10 September 1923. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
  25. ^ "Auckland's Challenge Fails". Papers Past. Evening Post. 24 September 1923. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
  26. ^ "The Shield Still Ours". Papers Past. Hawke's Bay Tribune. 4 June 1924. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
  27. ^ "Poverty Bay Soundly Beaten". Papers Past. Hawke's Bay Tribune. 23 June 1924. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
  28. ^ "Fast Spectacular Game". Papers Past. Hawke's Bay Tribune. 1 September 1924. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
  29. ^ "First Match Of The Season". Papers Past. New Zealand Times. 4 June 1925. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
  30. ^ "Still Held By Hawke's Bay". Papers Past. Evening Post. 6 August 1925. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
  31. ^ "Fast Scoring In Second Half". Papers Past. Hawke's Bay Tribune. 10 August 1925. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
  32. ^ "Plucky And Determined Fight". Papers Past. Hawke's Bay Tribune. 24 August 1924. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
  33. ^ "Champions Undefeated". Papers Past. Hawke's Bay Tribune. 7 September 1925. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
  34. ^ "Safe For Another Year". Papers Past. Hawke's Bay Tribune. 10 September 1925. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
  35. ^ "Wairarapa Outclassed". Papers Past. Hawke's Bay Tribune. 4 June 1926. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
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  37. ^ "Record Crowd Disappointed". Papers Past. Hawke's Bay Tribune. 16 August 1926. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
  38. ^ "Sparkling Rugby". Papers Past. Hawke's Bay Tribune. 23 August 1926. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
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  44. ^ "Manawhenua Retains It". Papers Past. Evening Post. 5 September 1927. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
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References edit

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