1929 Italian Rugby Union Championship

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1929 Italian Rugby Union Championship
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Champions Ambrosiana
Runners-up Lazio
1929–30  →

The 1929 Italian Rugby Union Championship ("Campionato Italiano di Rugby") was the first edition of the tournament.

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Six clubs contested the tiles, won by Ambrosiana that became famous after as Amatori Rugby Milano . At those time it was the rugby section of Ambrosiana-Inter F.C.

The opening match should be between Michelin - Ambrosiana on February 12, 1929, at the Velodrome Humbert I, in Turin, [1] but was delayed for bad weather conditions,. [2]

The finals matches were played between Ambrosiana and Lazio: in the first match at Stadio Nazionale PNF, Lazio won 5-0, [3] but in the return match won the "Ambrosiana" 10-3. [4]

In the tie-break match on neutral ground of Bologna, Ambrosiana won 3-0. [5]

Team participating

Formula

The six teams were divided in two pool of three. The winner of each pool qualified to finals

Results

Ranking

Finals

7 April 1929
Lazio 5-0 Ambrosiana
Try: 44' Vinci II
Con: 44' Bigi
14 April 1929
Ambrosiana 10-3 Lazio
Try: 52' Vismara, 60' Bauman
Con: 52' e 60' Maffioli
Try: 36' Vinci IV

Barrage

15 June 1929
Ambrosiana 3-0 Lazio
Try: 36' Caccianiga
Velodrome, Bologna
Referee: Lafitte (FRA)

Verditcs

Notes

  1. ↑ "Michelin - Ambrosiana oggi al Motovelodromo". La Stampa. 12 February 1929. Retrieved 2011-06-16.
  2. ↑ "L'incontro Ambrosiana - Michelin rinviato". La Stampa. 13 February 1929.
  3. ↑ "La finale del Campionato italiano : Lazio - Ambrosiana 5-0". La Stampa. 8 April 1929. Retrieved 2011-06-16.
  4. ↑ "La finale del campionato di rugby : Ambrosiana - Lazio 10-3". La Stampa. 15 April 1929. Retrieved 2011-06-16.
  5. ↑ "L'Ambrosiana vince il Campionato battendo la Lazio 3-0". La Stampa. 15 June 1929. Retrieved 2011-06-16.
  6. ↑ forfait. Leonessa penalized 1 point in the ranking.
  7. ↑ forfait. Bologna penalized 1 point in the ranking.

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