1963 NSWRFL Season — Final Regular-Season Ladder

18 rounds, 10 teams, 2 points per win + 1 per draw. Position 6 (Manly-Warringah/Newtown, both 14 pts) tied. Wikipedia's ladder table could not be reliably extracted via automated page-fetch, so it was discarded per verification protocol; Wikipedia's grand-final prose (St. George d. Western Suburbs 8-3, St George's 8th consecutive premiership) matched rugbyleagueproject.org exactly. All rows arithmetic-verified: total wins (89) = total losses (89); total PF (2214) = total PA (2214).

Ladder

PosClubPWDLPFPADiffPts
1St. George18151243495+33931
2Western Suburbs181404256160+9628
3Balmain181206246183+6324
4Parramatta181107186165+2122
5North Sydney181008272236+3620
6Manly-Warringah187011158217-5914
6Newtown187011206331-12514
8Canterbury-Bankstown186111170277-10713
9South Sydney184014170298-1288
10Eastern Suburbs183015116252-1366

Qualified for the finals series — top 4 that season.

Finals series

Minor Semi-Final

DateResultVenueAttendance
3 Aug 1963Parramatta Eels 9–7 Balmain TigersSydney Cricket Ground, Sydney, NSW39,408

Major Semi-Final

DateResultVenueAttendance
10 Aug 1963Western Suburbs Magpies 10–8 St. GeorgeSydney Cricket Ground, Sydney, NSW42,065

Preliminary Final

DateResultVenueAttendance
17 Aug 1963St. George 12–7 Parramatta EelsSydney Cricket Ground, Sydney, NSW57,973

Grand Final

DateResultVenueAttendance
24 Aug 1963St. George 8–3 Western Suburbs MagpiesSydney Cricket Ground, Sydney, NSW

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

Sources

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