Don Schofield

Don Schofield: Don Schofield was an Australian rugby league footballer of the mid 20th century. After playing country rugby league for the Cessnock club, he played in the New South Wales Rugby Football League premiership for the Western Suburbs Magpies, scoring two tries in their Grand Final win in the 1952 season. He suffered a groin injury in that match which required surgery in the off-season.^[1] Towards the end of his career he captained a Newcastle team against the touring Great Britain side in 1962.

Don Schofield died in April 1999, aged 68.

References

^ "Two R.L. men cautioned". The Sydney Morning Herald: pp. 8. 1952-09-23. http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=uTETAAAAIBAJ&sjid=GrADAAAAIBAJ&pg=5316,2910082. Retrieved 2009-11-20.

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v · d · eAustralia squad – 1957 Rugby League World Cup Champions (1st Title)

Dick Poole (Ca./Co.) • Keith Barnes • Brian Carlson • Brian Clay • Brian Davies • Greg Hawick • Keith Holman • Ken Kearney • Ken McCaffery •
Bill Marsh • Ian Moir • Kel O'Shea • Norm Provan • Ray Ritchie • Don Schofield • Tom Tyquin • Alex Watson • Harry Wells •

v · Clive Churchill • 2. Eddie Lumsden • 3. Ron Bailey • 4. Brian Carlson • 5. Johnny Graves • 6. Bob Banks • 7. Andrew Johns
8. Wally Prigg • 9. Herb Narvo • 10. Don Schofield • 11. Jim Gibbs • 12. Allan Buman • 13. Paul Harragon
14. John Sattler • 15. Albert Paul • 16. Matthew Gidley • 17. Les Johns

v · d · eWestern Suburbs squad - 1952 NSWRFL premiers (4th title)

1. George Bain • 2. Bill Callinan • 3. Col Ratcliff • 4. Gerry Lowe • 5. Jack Fitzgerald • 6. Dev Dines • 7. Leo Trevena
8. Kevin Hansen • 9. Hec Farrell • 10. William Horder • 11. Don Schofield • 12. Ron Watson • 13. Peter McLean
Coach: Tom McMahon

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