A disappointing start to a season which continued on the same level throughout. A string of defeats, many of them heavy, Penryn 0-21, OPMs 3-6, Plympton 3-5 – Beer, Argaum’s veteran full back tu...
The team photograph shows that uncompromising character Vic Brooks as captain, H Ward his vice and includes such characters as Freddy Blight, Harold Sloggett, Alf Beer the Mills brothers (W and A) Geo...
This season saw the revival – after almost 30 years – of a 2nd XV, who celebrated their resurgence with a 14-0 win over Plympton Juniors meanwhile the first team faced somewhat more formid...
Some five or six members departed with George to found the OPM side and the departure of this number of players did not enhance the seasons prospects, however with a side of Boyes, Johns, Willcocks, M...
Results – let alone reports – are hard to come by, mostly narrow defeats, 5-6 Bere Alston, 3-8 RN Depot, 3-6 Kingsbridge (Wakeham’s try), Plympton 5-7 (Ward try, Beer conversion), No...
The Club colours which – at any rate since the war – had been light and dark blue bands – changed to red and white bands. (The absence of colour photography is to be regretted) whils...
F W L Burch became Secretary and E H (Birdie) Partridge President in a season that for the first and (to date) only time Argaum won the Plymouth Lockie Cup. (It was be another 90 years before the Lock...
The opening game on 9th September against Plymouth Albion Reserves was lost 3-15, Jack Daly “a terror for work, wonderfully fit, and worthy for first class rugby” (and inherited from the Y...
The outbreak of the 1914-18 war put an end to civilian rugby in Plymouth and not until season 1919-20 did reports of civilian rugby reappear in the “locals”. The first ascertainable press ...