1943 NSWRFL Season — Final Regular-Season Ladder

8 teams, 14-round home-and-away season (April-September), the 36th season, wartime year. Wikipedia's fetch did not return a full ladder table, only confirming Newtown finished top after a dramatic turnaround from second-last the prior year, and that Newtown and Balmain finished level on points requiring a playoff. Corroborated exactly by the Rugby League Project ladder used here (Newtown and Balmain both on 21 points), arithmetically cross-checked (total wins=53=total losses; total points-for=1367=total points-against). Grand Final: Newtown defeated North Sydney (3rd) 34-7 at the SCG before a record crowd of 60,922; Canterbury-Bankstown, the defending premiers, finished last (wooden spoon).

Ladder

PosClubPWDLPFPADiffPts
1Newtown141013272143+12921
2Balmain141013178131+4721
3North Sydney14734193124+6917
4St. George14815185188-317
5South Sydney14806161147+1416
6Eastern Suburbs144010131214-838
7Canterbury-Bankstown143011115244-1296
8Western Suburbs143011132176-446

Qualified for the finals series — top 4 that season.

Finals series

Playoff

DateResultVenueAttendance
7 Aug 1943Newtown 11–10 Balmain TigersSydney Cricket Ground, Sydney, NSW47,232

Semi-Final

DateResultVenueAttendance
14 Aug 1943North Sydney Bears 21–16 NewtownSydney Cricket Ground, Sydney, NSW35,920
21 Aug 1943St. George 12–5 Balmain TigersSydney Cricket Ground, Sydney, NSW27,395

Final

DateResultVenueAttendance
28 Aug 1943North Sydney Bears 25–19 St. GeorgeSydney Cricket Ground, Sydney, NSW41,646

Grand Final

DateResultVenueAttendance
4 Sep 1943Newtown 34–7 North Sydney BearsSydney Cricket Ground, Sydney, NSW

Full Grand Final page (Clive Churchill Medal, match context, sources) →

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