1944 NSWRFL Season — Final Regular-Season Ladder

8 teams, 14-round home-and-away season, the 37th season, wartime year. Wikipedia's fetch did not return a full ladder table (only confirmed Newtown finished 1st/minor premiers). Ladder here is from Rugby League Project, arithmetically cross-checked (total wins=53=total losses; total points-for=2021=total points-against). Grand Final: Newtown, as minor premiers, exercised a 'right of challenge' and forced a Grand Final rematch after losing the initial final 19-16; Balmain then won the replayed Grand Final 12-8, Balmain's eighth title, despite finishing 2nd on the regular-season ladder.

Ladder

PosClubPWDLPFPADiffPts
1Newtown141103379220+15922
2Balmain141013402171+23121
3St. George14905230238-818
4South Sydney14716193287-9415
5North Sydney14518204202+211
6Western Suburbs14428180246-6610
7Eastern Suburbs144010227360-1338
8Canterbury-Bankstown143110206297-917

Qualified for the finals series — top 4 that season.

Finals series

Semi-Final

DateResultVenueAttendance
26 Aug 1944Newtown 55–7 St. GeorgeSydney Cricket Ground, Sydney, NSW34,883
2 Sep 1944Balmain Tigers 15–6 South Sydney RabbitohsSydney Cricket Ground, Sydney, NSW28,237

Final

DateResultVenueAttendance
9 Sep 1944Balmain Tigers 19–16 NewtownSydney Cricket Ground, Sydney, NSW41,807

Grand Final

DateResultVenueAttendance
16 Sep 1944Balmain Tigers 12–8 NewtownSydney Cricket Ground, Sydney, NSW

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

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