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1968–69 Rugby Union County Championship

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The 1968–69 Rugby Union County Championship was the 69th edition of England's premier rugby union club competition at the time.[1][2][3]

Countries England
ChampionsLancashire (8th title)
Runners-upCornwall
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1968–69 County Championship
Countries England
ChampionsLancashire (8th title)
Runners-upCornwall
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Lancashire won their eighth title after defeating Cornwall in the final.[4][5]

Final

8 March 1969
Cornwall9–11Lancashire
Pen: Harris, George
Drop: Chapman
Try: Lyon, Richards
Con: Jennins
Pen: Jennins
Recreation Ground, Redruth
Attendance: 23-25,000 (estimated)
Referee: R F Johnson (Kent)


15G Bate (capt)Penryn
14Ken PlummerBristol & Penryn
13V C ParkinBristol & Penryn
12G L JonesUnited Services Portsmouth
11Derek Henry ProutNorthampton & Penryn
10T PalmerGloucester & Truro
9D R ChapmanHayle
1Stack StevensPenzance-Newlyn
2R F S HarrisPenryn
3C R JohnsRedruth
4Barry NinnesSt Ives
5C KneebonePenryn
6W R GeorgePenryn
7G R McKeownPenryn
8R HoskenHarlequins & Penryn
15A EdgeLeigh
14A A RichardsFylde
13David RoughleyLiverpool
12Christopher JenninsWaterloo
11C HanleyWaterloo
10P S MahonWaterloo
9E W WilliamsNew Brighton
1M J HindleFylde
2P W BarrattBroughton Park
3Barry JacksonBroughton Park
4A R TrickeySale
5Mike LeadbetterBroughton Park
6Tony NearyLiverpool U & Broughton Park
7E LyonWaterloo
8Dick Greenwood (capt)Waterloo

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