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... game's outstanding winger. In my view there is a top bracket of four greats—Tom Vollenhoven, Brian Bevan. Billy Boston and Alf Ellaby. Whichever order vou choose to put them in is a matter of personal opinion—and a source of discussion wherever the game ...
... readers say:- First Mr. J. Lucas, of 252 Boundary Road, St. Helens, who picks two outstanding teams, namely: Jim Brongh; Alf Ellaby, Tom Howley, Billy Batten, Stone: Leslie Fairclough. Johnny Rogers; Joe Thompson, Oliver Dolan, Frank Bowen. Albert Fiides ...
... forwards standing 10 yards away. 3. No penalty kicking to Lnd touch—only tap penalties. Tommy Dingsdale or Jim Sullivan; Alf Ellaby. Harold Wagstaff. Jeff Moores or Alan Davies. Brian Bevan or Tom Vollenhoven: Vic Hey, Johnny Rodgers or Alex Murphy; Van ...
... That's perhaps because wingmen have topped the list of scorers in so many seasons. going back to the days of Jack Fish. Alf Ellaby and beyond, through the palmy days of the post-war years with names like world record holder Brian Bevan, Huddersfield's ...
... games, or Tom van Vollenhoven's 100 in 76 matches for St Helens and international teams. But the Widnes winger could match Alf Ellaby's 77 matches (St Helens) and beat such great try-scoring legends as Brian Bevan (Warrington), Eric Harris (Leeds) and Albert ...
... the firstman to achieve this brilliant record, Tommy McCue, Tommy Shannon, Nat Silcock, George Van Rooyen, Jim Sullivan, Alf Ellaby, record try-scorer Albert Rosenfeld of Huddersfield, who scored no fewer than 80 tries in the 1913-14 season a record which ...
... play his second successive game. Winger Ellaby, who can also play in the centre, is a relative of St Helens R.L. legend Alf Ellaby and like his illustrious unde, is a good tackler and knows the way to the try line. Golden Sefton are also in good form ...
... Knowsley Road for 11 years from 1957 to 1968 and in his first season with the club broke the Saints' try record, set by Alf Ellaby, with 62 touchdowns and topped the try scoring list for three consecutive years. In 13 major finals he scored nine tries ...
... Saintsgreat names, and among supporters decked out those invited are pre-war in their dub colours Big Mal back wing star, Alf Ellaby, who just couldn't wait former Test captains for Sunday to welcome Vince Karalius and Alan back the former Otthome soil ...
... Sullivan and former chairman Harry Cook, dubbed the Matt Busby of Rugby League. The 1930 s are represented by the late Alf Ellaby and Jack Arkright: the Forties by Himmy Stott, while the Fifties have Steve Llewellyn, Stan McCormick, Glyn Moses, Duggie ...
... made us realise just how many St Helens legends there have been! For example, the likes of Mick Sullivan, Kel Coslett and Alf Ellaby couldn't even win a place in the final 13. ALAN LYON of Haydock was judged the winner of our special Saints Centenary jersey ...
... Mantle 9. T V. Vollenhoven 10. Alan Prescott 428 422 + 13 409 404 Most Tries In Career 1. T V. Vollenhoven 2. Les Jones 3. Alf Ellaby 4. Steve Llewellyn 5. Roy Matthias 6. Doggie Greenall 7. Frank Wilson Alex Murphy 9. Roy Hardgrave 10. Billy Benyon Most ...