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International rugby union competition 1885 Home Nations Championship 3 January - 21 February 1885 ENGIRE 1783SCOWAL 1807 Not completedSix Nations roll of honour 4 SCO Veitch (1)WAL 1807 Taylor (1)ENG Payne (1) WAL 1807 Jordan (2)ENG Hawkridge (2) 1884 1884 Home Nations Championship 1886 1886 Home Nations Championship The 1885 Home Nations Championship was the third series of the rugby union Home Nations Championship. It was contested by England, Ireland, Scotland, and Wales, but the tournament was not completed. The 1885 Championship was notable for the disputes occurring between the Home Nation Unions which prevented a full tournament to be completed. England and Scotland refused to face each other due to the refereeing disagreement from their 1884 encounter, and Wales and Ireland also failed to meet due to union disputes.Godwin (1984), pg 9. The 1885 Championship also experienced a rare replay, when the Ireland versus Scotland game at Ormeau was abandoned after bad weather stopped play. The replay was played in Scotland. Table main WDL Q 2 points ENG ENG SCO SCO WAL WAL 1807 IRE IRE 1783 2 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 2 0 1 complete http://www.espn.co.uk/scrum/rugby/series/17011.html?template=pointstable Home Nations 1885: Points table espnScrum ESPN Sports Media 10 February 2015 The matches February 2017 Wales vs. England 3 January 1885 WAL 1807 1G, 1T – 1G, 4Thttp://rugbyfootballhistory.com/timeline1880s.htm Historical Rugby Milestones 1880s RugbyFootballHistory.com 10 February 2015 ENG Try: Jordan (2)Con: Gould Try: HawcridgeKindersley Ryalls Teggin WadeCon: Payne St. Helen's, Swansea 5,000 CP Lewis (Wales) Wales: Arthur Gould (Newport), Frank Hancock (Cardiff), Martyn Jordan (Newport), Charles Taylor (Ruabon), Charlie Newman (Newport) capt., William Gwynn (Swansea), Ernest Rowland (Lampeter), John Sidney Smith (Cardiff), Evan Richards (Swansea), Tom Clapp (Newport), Bob Gould (Newport), Horace Lyne (Newport), Thomas Baker Jones (Newport), Samuel Goldsworthy (Swansea), Lewis Thomas (Cardiff) England: HB Tristram (Oxford University), CG Wade (Oxford University), Andrew Stoddart (Blackheath), JJ Hawcridge (Bradford), A Rotherham (Oxford University), JH Payne (Broughton), Frank Moss (Broughton), G Harrison (Hull), AT Kemble (Liverpool), RS Kindersley (Oxford University), HJ Ryalls (New Brighton), ED Court (Blackheath), RSF Henderson (Blackheath), A Teggin (Broughton), ET Gurdon (Richmond) capt. Scotland vs. Wales Source:http://en.espn.co.uk/scrum/rugby/match/18941.html Scotland 0G - 0G Wales (FT): Home Nations - Glasgow, 10 January 1885 ESPN 20 February 2017 10 January 1885 SCO 0G – 0G WAL 1807 Hamilton Crescent, Glasgow 3,000 GR Hill (England) Scotland Pat Harrower, Bill Maclagan capt., Alexander Stephen, Gardy Maitland, Bunny Wauchope, Augustus Grant-Asher, Tom Ainslie, George Robb, John Jamieson, Robert Maitland, William Peterkin, Charlie Reid, Charles Berry, John Tod, Gordon Mitchell Wales: Arthur Gould, Frank Hancock, Martyn Jordan, Charles Taylor, Charlie Newman capt., William Gwynn, Willie Thomas, Edward Alexander, Frank Hill, Tom Clapp, Bob Gould, D Morgan, Thomas Baker-Jones, Samuel Goldsworthy, Lewis Thomas England vs. Ireland February 2017 7 February 1885 ENG 2T – 1T IRE 1783 Try: Bolton Hawcridge Try: Greene Whalley Range, Manchester 6,000 HS Lyne (Wales) England: CH Sample (Cambridge University), WN Bolton (Blackheath), Andrew Stoddart (Blackheath), JJ Hawcridge (Bradford), A Rotherham (Oxford University), JH Payne (Broughton), Frank Moss (Broughton), G Harrison (Hull), AT Kemble (Liverpool), Charles Gurdon (Richmond), HJ Ryalls (New Brighton), CH Horley (Swinton), CS Wooldridge (Blackheath), GT Thomson (Halifax), ET Gurdon (Richmond) capt. Ireland: GH Wheeler (Queen's College, Belfast), EH Greene (Dublin Uni.), JP Ross (Lansdowne), RG Warren (Lansdowne), RE McLean (NIFC), EC Crawford (Dublin Uni.), THM Hobbs (Dublin Uni.), Thomas Lyle (Dublin Uni.), FW Moore (Wanderers), T Shanahan (Lansdowne), RM Bradshaw (Wanderers), TC Allen (NIFC), HJ Neill (NIFC), RW Hughes (NIFC), WG Rutherford (Lansdowne) capt. Scotland vs. Ireland Source:http://en.espn.co.uk/scrum/rugby/match/18944.html Scotland 1G - 0G Ireland (FT): Home Nations - Edinburgh, 7 March 1885 ESPN 11 June 2016 7 March 1885 SCO 1G - 0G IRE 1783 Try: ReidPeterkinARD WauchopeCon: Veitch Raeburn Place, Edinburgh HC Kelly (Ireland) Scotland James Veitch, Bill Maclagan (capt), Henry Evans, Gardyne Maitland, ARD (Bunny) Wauchope, Patrick Wauchope, Tom Ainslie, John Brown, John Jamieson, Walter Irvine, William Peterkin, Charlie Reid, Jack Tait, John Tod, Gordon Mitchell Ireland: Robert Morrow, Ernest Greene, John Ross, Robert Warren, Daniel Ross, D.V. Hunter, J.A. Thompson, Thomas Lyle, Frederick Moore, Thomas Shanahan, Robert Bradshaw, Arthur Forrest (capt), Harry Neill, Jack Johnston, William Hogg References Godwin Terry The International Rugby Championship 1883-1983 1984 Willows Books London 0-00-218060-X Further reading Griffiths John The Phoenix Book of International Rugby Records 1987 Phoenix House London 0-460-07003-7 1885 Category:1884–85 in British rugby union Category:1884–85 in English rugby union rugby union rugby union Category:1884–85 in Scottish rugby union