1914 Great Britain Lions tour

J. Clifford and J. H. Houghton Harold Wagstaff Alf Wood (97)Saxton Irvin History of Rugby League: No.19 1913–1914 League Publications 14 Stan Moorhouse (19) 18 15 0 3 4 3 0 1 AUS 3 2 0 1 NZL 1 1 0 0 1910 1920 The 1914 Great Britain Lions tour of Australia and New Zealand was the second ever British national rugby league team or 'Lions' tour of Australasia, where it was winter and matches were played against the Australian and New Zealand national sides, as well as several local teams. The tour repeated the promotional and financial success of the 1910 Great Britain Lions tour of Australasia and became famous for the third and deciding Ashes test, known as the "Rorke's Drift Test" due to a backs-to-the wall British victory against all odds.Hadfield David Great Sporting Moments: Australia 18 Great Britain 25, Brisbane, 1958 https://www.independent.co.uk/sport/general/rugby-league/great-sporting-moments-australia-18-great-britain-25-brisbane-1958-1741171.html https://ghostarchive.org/archive/20220501/https://www.independent.co.uk/sport/general/rugby-league/great-sporting-moments-australia-18-great-britain-25-brisbane-1958-1741171.html 2022-05-01 subscription live 19 November 2011 The Independent 11 July 2009 Touring squad At the 1913–14 Northern Rugby Football Union season's conclusion, the following Great Britain squad was assembled by the Northern Rugby Football Union to represent it on the tour of Australasia. The Union's tour manager was John Clifford.http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&d=EP19140523.2.151 The English Team paperspast.natlib.govt.nz 31 December 2013 1 January 2014http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-page1280272?zoomLevel=1 ENGLAND v. METROPOLIS—NORTHERN UNION RULES. paperspast.natlib.govt.nz 31 December 2013 1 January 2014http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&cl=search&d=PBH19140709.2.68.1&srpos=-23&e=-------100--1----0thomas+catlow-- Touring Teams paperspast.natlib.govt.nz 31 December 2013 1 January 2014Saxton Irvin History of Rugby League: No.19 1913–1914 League Publications NameClubPositionAppearancesTestsTriesGoalsPoints Jack ChilcottWAL 1807 Huddersfield Forward 11 3 1 0 3 James ClampittENG Broughton Rangers Forward 11 1 2 0 6 Douglas Clark Douglas Clark (rugby league)ENG Huddersfield Forward 6 3 1 0 3 Percy ColdrickWAL 1807 Wigan Forward 10 4 6 0 18 William Davies William Davies (rugby)WAL 1807 Leeds Three-quarter back 13 2 13 2 43 Alfred FrancisWAL 1807 Hull Three-quarter back 3 0 6 0 18 Walter GuerinENG Hunslet Forward 8 0 1 14 31 Billy Hall Billy Hall (rugby)ENG Oldham Three-quarter back 12 4 6 0 18 Dave Holland Dave Holland (rugby league)ENG Oldham Forward 12 4 7 0 21 Billy JarmanENG Leeds Forward 9 2 3 1 11 Bert JenkinsWAL 1807 Wigan Three-quarter back 10 2 8 0 24 Arthur Johnson Arthur Johnson (rugby league)ENG Widnes Forward 12 2 7 2 25 Fred LongstaffENG Huddersfield Forward 8 2 2 4 14 Stan MoorhouseENG Huddersfield Three-quarter back 10 2 19 0 57 Jack O'GarraENG Widnes Half-back 8 0 5 0 15 Stuart ProsserWAL 1807 Halifax Half-back 8 1 3 0 9 Dick RamsdaleENG Wigan Forward 9 4 1 0 3 Jack Robinson Jack Robinson (rugby league)ENG Rochdale Hornets Three-quarter back 5 2 4 3 18 Johnny Rogers Johnny Rogers (rugby)WAL 1807 Huddersfield Half-back 7 1 2 3 12 Walter Roman Walter Roman (rugby)ENG Rochdale Hornets Forward 7 0 1 0 3 John SmalesENG Hunslet Forward 7 0 2 0 6 Fred Smith Fred Smith (rugby league)ENG Hunslet Half-back 12 4 2 0 6 Gwyn Thomas Gwyn Thomas (rugby)WAL 1807 Wigan Full-back 6 1 1 3 9 Harold Wagstaff (c)ENG Huddersfield Three-quarter back 13 4 11 4 41 Frank Williams Frank Williams (rugby, fl. 1910s)WAL 1807 Halifax Three-quarter back 7 2 7 0 21 Alf Wood Alf Wood (rugby league)ENG Oldham Full-back 9 2 1 47 97 Australia The first leg of the tour was Australia, where the game of rugby league football was in its seventh year since splitting away from rugby union in 1908. the tourists ventured to Adelaide, Melbourne, Ipswich and Bathurst, as well as Sydney, Brisbane and Newcastle.Cheapening the Jumper https://stevericketts.com.au/tag/toowoomba/ stevericketts.com.au Steve Ricketts 21 August 2014 The Australian team was captained in all three Ashes Tests by North Sydney skipper Sid Deane.Sid Deane https://www.rugbyleagueproject.org/players/sid-deane/summary.html rugbyleagueproject.org Shawn Dollin, Andrew Ferguson and Bill Bates 10 August 2014 Test venues The three Ashes series tests took place at the following venues. All three tests took place in Sydney. Sydney Sydney Royal Agricultural Showground Sydney Cricket Ground Capacity: 50,000 Capacity: 60,000 200px 200px Sunday 24 May South Australia Bundaberg 16 0 – 101 South Australia vs Northern Union England 16 Northern Union Tries: Goals: Tries: William Davies (4), Bert Jenkins (4), Frank Williams (4), Percy Coldrick (2), Billy Jarman (2), Jack Robinson (2), James Clampitt, Dave Holland, Arthur Johnson, John Smales, Alf Wood Goals: Alf Wood (15) Jack Robinson (1) Hawthorn Oval, Adelaide 2,500 South Australia: J. Lawson, R. Cooksley, O. Howard, E. Dutton, P. Knowles, W. Oldfield, M. Moran, C. Fincham, J. Sorensen, F. Stewart, J. Carr, A. Shuttleworth, P. Jackson. Res – L. Scott Northern Union: Alf Wood (c), Jack Robinson, William Davies, Bert Jenkins, Frank Williams, Fred Smith, Jack O'Garra, James Clampitt, Billy Jarman, Arthur Johnson, Dave Holland, Percy Coldrick, John Smales Saturday 6 June Metropolis City 16 38 – 10 Metropolis vs Northern Union England 16 Northern Union Tries: Harold Horder (2), Sid Deane, Arthur Halloway, Bill Kelly, Ray Norman Goals: Wally Messenger (9) Field Goals: Howard Hallett (1) Tries: Dave Holland, Stuart Prosser Goals: Joseph Guerin (1) Johnny Rogers (1) Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney 50,257 Tom McMahon Sr. Metropolis: Howard Hallett, Harold Horder, Sid Deane (c), Bill Kelly, Wally Messenger, Ray Norman, Arthur Halloway, Jack Watkins, Sid Pearce, Con Sullivan, Paddy McCue, Ed Courtney, Frank Burge Northern Union: Alf Wood, Frank Williams, William Davies (c), Bert Jenkins, Jack Robinson, Stuart Prosser, Johnny Rogers, Joseph Guerin, James Clampitt, Walter Roman, Billy Jarman, Dave Holland, John Smales Monday 8 June New South Wales NSW 16 11 – 3 New South Wales vs Northern Union England 16 Northern Union Tries: Bill Kelly, Ray Norman Goals: Harold Horder (3) Wally Messenger (1) Tries: Harold Wagstaff Goals: Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney 49,000 Tom McMahon Sr. NSW: Howard Hallett, Harold Horder, Sid Deane (c), Bill Kelly, Wally Messenger, Ray Norman, Arthur Halloway, Jack Watkins, Sid Pearce, Con Sullivan, Paddy McCue, Ed Courtney, Frank Burge. Res – Charles Fraser Northern Union: Gwyn Thomas, William Davies, Harold Wagstaff (c), Bert Jenkins, Stan Moorhouse, Billy Hall, Johnny Rogers, Percy Coldrick, Douglas Clark, Arthur Johnson, Billy Jarman, Dave Holland, Jack Chilcott Saturday 13 June Queensland Queensland 16 10 – 18 Queensland vs Northern Union England 16 Northern Union Tries: Herbert McCabe, Charles Scott Goals: Henry Bolewski (2) Tries: Alfred Francis (2), Frank Williams (2) Goals: Gwyn Thomas (1) Joseph Guerin (1) Brisbane Exhibition Ground, Brisbane 12,000 C. Turner Queensland: Mick Bolewski (c), Herbert McCabe, Walter Bolewski, Henry Bolewski, William Beavis, Daniel Rowley, Evan Lewis, Jack Egan, Thomas Dean, Harold Bawden, Charles Scott, William Pritchard, James Adams Northern Union: Gwyn Thomas, Frank Williams, Harold Wagstaff (c), William Davies, Alfred Francis, Fred Smith, Jack O'Garra, Joseph Guerin, Douglas Clark, Fred Longstaff, Dick Ramsdale, John Smales, Jack Chilcott Wednesday 17 June Ipswich Ipswich 16 8 – 45 Ipswich vs Northern Union England 16 Northern Union Tries: Goals: Tries: Alfred Francis (5), Stan Moorhouse (3), Harold Wagstaff (2), Arthur Johnson Goals: Harold Wagstaff (4) Billy Jarman (1) Arthur Johnson (1) North Ipswich Reserve, Ipswich 2,000 Northern Union: Billy Jarman, Stan Moorhouse, Harold Wagstaff (c), Billy Hall, Alfred Francis, Stuart Prosser, Fred Smith, Arthur Johnson, Joseph Guerin, James Clampitt, Walter Roman, Percy Coldrick, Fred Longstaff Saturday 20 June Queensland Queensland 16 8 – 22 Queensland vs Northern Union England 16 Northern Union Tries: Goals: Henry Bolewski (4) Tries: Stan Moorhouse (2), Percy Coldrick, Billy Hall, Johnny Rogers, Harold Wagstaff Goals: Fred Longstaff (1) Gwyn Thomas (1) Brisbane Exhibition Ground, Brisbane 12,000 Jack Roche Queensland: Mick Bolewski (c), Herbert McCabe, John Birkett, Henry Bolewski, William Beavis, Thomas Hennessy, Evan Lewis, Jack Egan, Thomas Dean, Peter Olsen, Charles Scott, William Pritchard, Don Jeffrey Northern Union: Gwyn Thomas, Frank Williams, Harold Wagstaff (c), Bert Jenkins, Stan Moorhouse, Billy Hall, Johnny Rogers, Percy Coldrick, Douglas Clark, Fred Longstaff, Dick Ramsdale, Billy Jarman, Jack Chilcott Wednesday 24 June Newcastle Newcastle1908 16 18 – 35 Newcastle vs Northern Union England 16 Northern Union Tries: Arthur Baber, J. Coleman, W. Coleman, P. Scully Goals: W. Coleman (1) J. Maloney (1) P. Scully (1) Tries: Harold Wagstaff (2), William Davies, Dave Holland, Arthur Johnson, Jack O'Garra, Jack Robinson, John Smales, Fred Smith Goals: Alf Wood (4) Newcastle Sports Ground, Newcastle 5,000 E. Rees Newcastle: J. Maloney (c), P. Scully, W. Coleman, E. Brien, G. Johns, J. Coleman, F. Bell, F. Grahame, H. Williams, Stan Carpenter, J. Quinn, Arthur Baber, C. Perkins Northern Union: Alf Wood, Alfred Francis, Harold Wagstaff (c), William Davies, Jack Robinson, Fred Smith, Jack O'Garra, Walter Roman, James Clampitt, Joseph Guerin, Dave Holland, John Smales, Arthur Johnson First test Future Australian Rugby League Hall of Fame inductee Harold Horder was selected to make his Test debut for this match.Chris Cunneen Harold Norman Horder (1894–1978) 9 1983 horder-harold-norman-6732 25 May 2024 On the other wing was the only Queenslander selected in the home side, Henry Bolewski.FOOTBALL: "Australian" League Team http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article19960312 10 August 2014 The Brisbane Courier trove.nla.gov.au 24 June 1914 Also selected to debut for his adopted country was New Zealander, Bill Kelly,Bill Kelly https://www.rugbyleagueproject.org/players/bill-kelly/summary.html rugbyleagueproject.org Shawn Dollin, Andrew Ferguson and Bill Bates 10 August 2014 after whom the trophy contested in the ANZAC Test would be named. #eeeeee Saturday 27 June AUS 5 – 23 1st Ashes Test GBR Northern Union Tries: Ray Norman Goals: Henry Bolewski (1) Tries: Stan Moorhouse (2) Doug Clark Dave Holland Jack Robinson Goals: Fred Longstaff (2) Jack Robinson (2) RAS Showground, Sydney 40,000 Tom McMahon Sr. _sky_hoops _maroonhoops2 _sky_hoops _sky_blue_on_top 800000 87CEEB 800000 000000 800000 Australia _thinredhoops _donbosco _thinredhoops _2 white stripes FFFFFF FFFFFF FFFFFF 000000 FF0000 Northern Union FB 1 Howard HallettWG 2 Henry BolewskiCE 3 Sid Deane (c)CE 4 Bill KellyWG 5 Harold HorderFE 6 Ray NormanHB 7 Arthur HallowayPR 13 Ed CourtneyHK 12 Sandy PearcePR 11 Frank BurgeSR 10 Con SullivanSR 9 Paddy McCueLK 8 Jack WatkinsCoach: FB 1 Billy JarmanWG 2 Jack RobinsonCE 3 Bert JenkinsCE 4 Harold Wagstaff (c)WG 5 Stan MoorhouseSO 6 Billy HallSH 7 Fred SmithPR 13 Dave HollandHK 12 Percy ColdrickPR 11 Dick RamsdaleSR 10 Jack ChilcottSR 9 Fred LongstaffLF 8 Douglas ClarkCoach: The first test of the 1914 Ashes series was played in Sydney before a crowd of around 40,000. Leeds forward Billy Jarman, making his debut for Great Britain missed a conversion attempt from in front of the posts.On this day https://web.archive.org/web/20111125024236/http://therhinos.co.uk/news/2351.php 2011-11-25 at therhinos.co.uk Henry Bolewski was the only Queensland player selected in the Australian side. Second test #eeeeee Monday 29 June AUS 12 – 7 2nd Ashes Test GBR Northern Union Tries: Frank Burge Charles Fraser Wally Messenger Goals: Wally Messenger (3) Tries: Percy Coldrick Goals: Johnny Rogers (2) Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney 55,000 Tom McMahon Sr. _sky_hoops _maroonhoops2 _sky_hoops _sky_blue_on_top 800000 87CEEB 800000 000000 800000 Australia _thinredhoops _donbosco _thinredhoops _2 white stripes FFFFFF FFFFFF FFFFFF 000000 FF0000 Northern Union FB 1 Howard HallettWG 2 Dan FrawleyCE 3 Sid Deane (c)CE 4 Wally MessengerWG 5 Bob TidymanFE 6 Charles FraserHB 7 Arthur HallowayPR 13 Ed CourtneyHK 12 Sandy PearcePR 11 Frank BurgeSR 10 Bob CraigSR 9 Con SullivanLK 8 Billy CannCoach: FB 1 Gwyn ThomasWG 2 Frank WilliamsCE 3 Harold Wagstaff (c)CE 4 Billy HallWG 5 Jack RobinsonSO 6 Johnny RogersSH 7 Fred SmithPR 13 Billy JarmanHK 12 Dick RamsdalePR 11 Percy ColdrickSR 10 Dave HollandSR 9 Douglas ClarkLF 8 Jack ChilcottCoach: After being humiliated in the first Test, the Australians bounced back to narrowly win the second 12–7 at the Sydney Cricket Ground with Charles Fraser and Frank Burge scoring and Wally Messenger kicking 3 goals.sportsmem.com.au http://www.sportsmem.com.au/detail.asp?id=858&n=1914-Australian-RL-Jersey--Maroon--Blue-Hoops 1914 Australian RL Jersey Maroon & Blue Hoops Michael Fahey – Sports Memorabilia Australia 19 June 2013 Thursday 2 July Western Districts Canberra 16 3 – 42 Western Districts vs Northern Union England 16 Northern Union Tries: A. Dawson Goals: Tries: Billy Hall (3), William Davies (2), Arthur Johnson (2), Jack O'Garra (2) Goals: Joseph Guerin (2) Alf Wood (2) Bathurst Showgrounds, Bathurst 5,000 E. Rees Western Districts: E. Hawke, A. Bassett, A. Dawson, H. Gunn, E. Lockhard, R. Trefrey, Edward Coyne, D. Gander, Arch Moncreiff (c), D. Reece, P. Smith, R. Murphy, D. Haynes Northern Union: Alf Wood (c), Frank Williams, Billy Hall, William Davies, Jack O'Garra, Stuart Prosser, Johnny Rogers, Walter Roman, James Clampitt, Joseph Guerin, John Smales, Billy Jarman, Arthur Johnson Third test The third and deciding Ashes test had originally been scheduled for Melbourne in August, but the New South Wales Rugby Football League unilaterally rescheduled it for Sydney on 4 July to maximise profits. Melbourne had to wait another 78 years until they hosted their first test, in the Ashes Series of 1992. The British protested that it would be their third test match in seven days and several of their first team were out with injuries, but the NSWRFL got its way.The Legend of Rorke's Drift http://www.rl1895.com/rorkes.htm https://web.archive.org/web/20040213001342/http://www.rl1895.com/rorkes.htm usurped 13 February 2004 Sports Post rl1895.com 19 November 2011 The tourists were instructed by the Northern Union officials to play and do their duty for England.Collins Tony Rugby League in Twentieth Century Britain 2006 Routledge UK 0-415-39614-X 8 https://books.google.com/books?id=J6nXcpxXzWsC #eeeeee Saturday 4 July AUS 6 – 14 3rd Ashes Test GBR Northern Union Tries: Wally MessengerPlayer Profile – Wally Messenger http://www.yesterdayshero.com.au/PlayerProfile.aspx?fname=PlayerProfile.aspx&QStr=5733 yesterdayshero.com.au SmartPack International 19 June 2013 https://web.archive.org/web/20120827200250/http://www.yesterdayshero.com.au/PlayerProfile.aspx?fname=PlayerProfile.aspx&QStr=5733 2012-08-27 dead Sid Deane Goals: Tries: William Davies Arthur Johnson Goals: Alf Wood (4) Sydney Cricket Ground 34,420 Tom McMahon Sr. _sky_hoops _maroonhoops2 _sky_hoops _sky_blue_on_top 800000 87CEEB 800000 000000 800000 Australia _thinredhoops _donbosco _thinredhoops _2 white stripes FFFFFF FFFFFF FFFFFF 000000 FF0000 Northern Union FB 1 Howard HallettWG 2 Bob TidymanCE 3 Wally MessengerCE 4 Sid Deane (c)WG 5 Dan FrawleyFE 6 Charles FraserHB 7 Arthur HallowayPR 13 Ed CourtneyHK 12 Sandy PearcePR 11 Frank BurgeSR 10 Con SullivanSR 9 Bob CraigLK 8 Billy CannCoach: FB 1 Alf WoodWG 2 Frank WilliamsCE 3 Harold Wagstaff (c)CE 4 Billy HallWG 5 William DaviesSO 6 Stuart ProsserSH 7 Fred SmithPR 13 Jack ChilcottHK 12 Dick RamsdalePR 11 Percy ColdrickSR 10 Dave HollandSR 9 Douglas ClarkLF 8 Arthur JohnsonCoach: Within the first minutes of the match, Great Britain were down a man due to an injury to Frank Williams. Forward Arthur 'Chick' Johnson, the Widnes club's first international representative, was shifted to the wing to take Williams' place.rugby.widnes.tv Arthur Johnson http://www.rugby.widnes.tv/halloffame.php?id=11 Hall of Fame Widnes Vikings 11 May 2012 At half time the British were leading 9–3. Ten minutes into the second half, they had lost Douglas Clark and Billy Hall to injuries so were reduced to ten men.Headon David The best ever Australian sports writing: a 200 year collection 2001 Back Inc. Australia 1-86395-266-7 367 https://books.google.com/books?id=66OBschGE_YC 'Chick' Johnson, playing out of position on the wing, then used the unorthodox method of dribbling the ball ahead with his feet to score a try.Arthur Johnson http://rugby.widnes.tv/halloffame.php?id=11 Hall of Fame Widnes RLFC 19 November 2011 This lifted his teammates in defence and the British managed to win 14–6. Saturday 15 August New South Wales NSW 16 15 – 21 New South Wales vs Northern Union England 16 Northern Union Tries: Arthur Halloway, Sid Pearce, Bob Tidyman Goals: Albert Burge (3) Tries: Percy Coldrick, Bert Jenkins, Stan Moorhouse Goals: Alf Wood (6) Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne 13,000 Tom McMahon Sr. NSW: George Challis, Tom Leggo, Bob Tidyman, Charles Fraser, George Bain, Les Cubitt, Arthur Halloway (c), Bob Williams, Sid Pearce, Ed Courtney, Bob Craig, Albert Burge, Frank Burge. Res – Northern Union: Alf Wood, Stan Moorhouse, Harold Wagstaff (c), Bert Jenkins, William Davies, Billy Hall, Johnny Rogers, Percy Coldrick, James Clampitt, Dick Ramsdale, Fred Longstaff, Jack Chilcott, Arthur Johnson This game was played on the return leg from New Zealand New Zealand 1914 New Zealand rugby league season Originally scheduled to take place during the Ashes series, the New Zealand leg was postponed until afterwards. Saturday 11 July Wellington Wellington 16 7 – 14 Wellington vs Northern Union England 16 Northern Union Tries: Goals: Tries: Jack Chilcott, Billy Hall, Joseph Houghton, Gwyn Thomas Goals: Joseph Guerin (1) Newtown Park, Wellington 5,000 Northern Union: Gwyn Thomas, Joseph Houghton, Billy Hall, William Davies, Jack O'Garra, Stuart Prosser, Fred Smith, Joseph Guerin, Billy Jarman, Jack Chilcott, John Smales, Walter Roman, James Clampitt Saturday 18 July Hawke's Bay Western Suburbs 16 7 – 30 Hawke's Bay vs Northern Union England 16 Northern Union Tries: Goals: Tries: Goals: Nelson Park, Napier 4,000 Thursday 23 July Taranaki Taranaki 16 11 – 43 Taranaki vs Northern Union England 16 Northern Union Tries: Goals: Tries: Goals: Taumata Park, Eltham 2,000 Saturday 25 July Auckland Aucklandnzrl 16 12 – 34 Auckland vs Northern Union England 16 Northern Union Tries: Goals: Tries: Dave Holland (2), Stan Moorhouse (2), Percy Coldrick, Billy Hall, Dick Ramsdale, Johnny Rogers Goals: Alf Wood (5) Auckland Domain, Auckland 13,000 Auckland: Tom Cross, Charles Woolley, Karl Ifwersen, Edward Fox, Thomas McClymont, Arthur Hardgrave, Charles Webb, Charlie Savory, Joe Bennett, Stan Walters, Bob Mitchell, Harold Hayward, Jim Clark Northern Union: Alf Wood, Stan Moorhouse, Billy Hall, Bert Jenkins, William Davies, Johnny Rogers, Fred Smith, Dick Ramsdale, Arthur Johnson, Jack Chilcott, Fred Longstaff, Percy Coldrick, Dave Holland Northern Union defeated Auckland 34–12 in front of 13,000 fans. The gate earned the Auckland Rugby League NZ£650.Coffey, John and Bernie Wood Auckland, 100 years of rugby league, 1909–2009, 2009. 978-1-86969-366-4. Thursday 30 July Wanganui Cronulla 16 12 – 57 Wanganui vs Northern Union England 16 Northern Union Tries: Goals: Tries: Bert Jenkins (3), Fred Longstaff (2), Stan Moorhouse (2), Stuart Prosser (2), Harold Wagstaff (2), James Clampitt, Joseph Guerin Goals: Alf Wood (9) Cooks Gardens, Whanganui 3,000 Northern Union: Alf Wood, Stan Moorhouse, Harold Wagstaff (c), Bert Jenkins, William Davies, Jack O'Garra, Stuart Prosser, Dick Ramsdale, Joseph Guerin, James Clampitt, Fred Longstaff, Percy Coldrick, Walter Roman #eeeeee Saturday 1 August NZL 13 – 16 New Zealand vs Northern Union GBR Northern Union Tries: Billy Wilson (2) Vic Banks Goals: Karl Ifwersen (2) Tries: Stan Moorhouse (2) Arthur Johnson William Davies Goals: Alf Wood (2) Auckland Domain, Auckland 15,000 A. Ferguson NZL _NZKiwis _2whitestripes 000000 000000 000000 000000 000000 New Zealand _thinredhoops _donbosco _thinredhoops _2 white stripes FFFFFF FFFFFF FFFFFF 000000 FF0000 Northern Union FB 1 Arthur HardgraveWG 2 Karl IfwersenCE 3 Stan WestonCE 4 George Bradley (c)WG 5 Billy WilsonFE 6 Frank BarclayHB 7 Bill BussellPR 13 Charles SavoryHK 12 Ernest ButtonPR 11 James ParkerSR 10 Vic BanksSR 9 Bob MitchellLK 8 Stan WaltersCoach: FB 1 Alf WoodWG 2 William DaviesCE 3 Bert JenkinsCE 4 Harold Wagstaff (c)WG 5 Stan MoorhouseSO 6 Billy HallSH 7 Fred SmithPR 13 Dave HollandHK 12 Percy ColdrickPR 11 Dick RamsdaleSR 10 Fred LongstaffSR 9 Arthur JohnsonLF 8 James ClampittCoach: New Zealand lost the sole Test match 13–16. Billy Wilson scored two tries, Vic Banks scored one and Karl Ifwersen kicked two goals.New Zealand vs England 1914 rugbyleagueproject.org References 2 Category:Great Britain national rugby league team tours Great Britain Lions tour of Australia and New Zealand Great Britain Lions tour of Australia and New Zealand Great Britain Lions tour of Australia and New Zealand Category:Rugby league tours of Australia Category:Rugby league tours of New Zealand 1914 1914