Rugby League
Unfortunately Fev have lost nine and
drawn one of the fourteen matches they have played on September 24th.
In 1921, they travelled away to Leigh
and were beaten 24-0.
It was not until 1952 that they
recorded a win on September 24th when they played Hull Kingston Rovers at home
in the second round of the Yorkshire Cup and won 14-4.
The draw was also against Hull KR and
again was a Yorkshire Cup second round tie. It was 20-20 at Craven Park in
1986. Two days later Fev won the replay 23-12 at Post Office Road.
Coincidentally, the last time Fev
played on September 24th was away to Halifax in a National League One play-off
tie. Halifax eliminated Fev with a 36-30 win.
The Fev team were:
Ian Hardman; Tom Saxton, Andy Kirk,
Tommy Haughey, Waine Pryce; Kyle Briggs, Andy Kain; James Houston, Jack Lee,
Stuart Dickens, Matty Dale, Tim Spears, Iestyn Harris.
Subs: Tony Tonks, Joe McLocklan, Joe
Hirst, Ross Divorty
The only survivor from the Halifax
team that day is Rob Worrincy.
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In 1999, Castleford knocked Leeds out
by 23-16 in a Super League play-off match at Headingley. In 2004 play-offs
Wakefield went to Hull FC and won 28-18.
In 2015, the first year of the super
8s, Warrington were away to Saint Helens and won by 32-16 and last year,
Toulouse, on route to promotion, defeated York in the League One play-offs by
62-10.
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There were two World Cup matches on September 24th 1960. Australia beat
France 13-12 at Wigan and Great Britain beat New Zealand 23-8 at Odsal.
In 2016 there were three international matches. Serbia beat Spain 64-4,
the Czech Republic beat Norway 12-6 and, in the Americas Cup, United States
beat Canada 14-8 in Toronto.
World Events
In 1776,
First St Leger horse race in Doncaster
In 1930,
First NFL game under floodlights
In 1940, Luftwaffe bombs
Spitfire factory in Southampton
In 1948, The Honda Motor
Company is founded
In 1953, Rocky Marciano becomes world heavyweight
boxing champion
In 1957, Jailhouse Rock (Elvis Presley) released
Birthdays
1501 Girolamo Cardano, Italian
mathematician and astologer
1884 Gustave Garrigou, French cyclist
1896 F. Scott Fitzgerald, American novelist
(The Great Gatsby)
1902 Ayatollah
Khomeini, supreme leader of Iran (1979-1989)
1936 Jim Henson,
creator of the Muppets
1976 Sean Long, Saint Helens assistant coach
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