1943–44 French Rugby Union Championship
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| 1943–44 French Rugby Union Championship | |
|---|---|
| Countries | France |
| Champions | Perpignan |
| Runners-up | Bayonne |
The 1943–44 French Rugby Union Championship was won by Perpignan that beat Bayonne in the final.
The championship was played by 96 team divided in twelve pools of eight, The first two of each pool was admitted to second round. In the second round, the 24 teams were divided in four pools of six, The first two of each poll were admitted the quarter of finals.
Context
[edit ]The Coupe de France was won by le Toulouse OEC that beat the SBUC in the finals.
Semifinals
[edit ] mar. 1944
Perpignan
-
Montferrand
9 - 4
mar. 1944
Bayonne
-
Toulouse OEC
17 - 3
Final
[edit ] Score
20-5
Date
26 March 1944
Stade
Parc des Princes, Paris
Referee
Louis Murail
Line-up
Perpignan
Louis Carrère, Albert Conte, Michel Trilles, Lucien Barris, Ambroise Ulma, Jacques Palat, Jean Barande, Marcel Blanc, Joseph Crespo, Hubert Marty, Fernand Got, Jean Teulière, Joseph Desclaux, Frédéric Trescazes, Robert Puig-Aubert
Bayonne
Sébastien Carvalho, Ricardo Perez, Jean Casteigt, Jean Dumas, Louis Bizauta, Pierre Labèque, Félix Boudon, André Goutenègre, Jean Dubalen, Michel Salinas, E.Elissalde, Maurice Celhay, Jean Dauger, Pierre Larre, André Alvarez.
Scorer
Perpignan
6 tries: Trilles, Conte, Teulière, Got, Desclaux, Trescazes
1 conversion Puig-Aubert
1 conversion Puig-Aubert
Bayonne
1 try Dauger
1 conversion Elissalde
1 conversion Elissalde
The start of the match was delayed due an air raid alarm.
After this match many players left the Perpignan to play Rugby league.
External links
[edit ]- Compte rendu de la finale de 1944 sur lnr.fr