State of Origin matches are deal with separately (q.v.).

Interstate, Saturday 11th July 1908.

New South Wales 43 (F Anderson 4, William Cann, Arthur Butler,
  Tom McCabe, Sid Deane tries; Herbert Messenger 8 from 9 goals;
  Herbert Messenger field goal) beat
Queensland 0 (? 0 from 1 goal)
at The Agricultural Ground Sydney.
Half time: 20-0. Crowd: ?. Referee: F Henlen.
New South Wales: Charles Hedley; F Anderson, Herbert Messenger,
  Andy Morton, Frank Cheadle; Sid Deane, Arthur Butler; Robert Graves,
  Larry O'Malley; Tom McCabe, Arthur Hennessy, Lou Jones,
  William Cann.
Queensland: Eddie Baird; W Abrahams, Mick Bowlewski, William Heidke,
  A O'Brien; M Olsen, Mike Dore; J Thompson, Robert Tubman,
  William Hardcastle, E Cartmill, Vic Anderson, Jack Fihelly.


Interstate, 1908.

Metropolitan 37 (Albert Broomham 2, Peter Moir 2, Frawley 2,
  Herbert Brackenrigg tries; Herbert Brackenrigg 7 from 7,
  H Bloomfield 1 from 2 goals) beat
Queensland 8 (J Thompson, A O'Brien tries; P Dwyer 1 from 3 goals)
at The Agricultural Ground Sydney.
Half time: 12-5. Crowd: 1500. Referee: Hutchinson.
New South Wales: H Bloomfield; E Fry, Frawley, Albert Broomham,
  Albert Conlon; Jack Levison, L Hansen; Edward Courtney,
  Carpenter; Peter Moir, Abercrombie, V Harris, Herbert Brackenrigg.
Queensland: Mick Bowlewski; W Abrahams, O Olsen, Evans,
  A O'Brien; E Anlezark, Mike Dore; J Thompson, P Dwyer,
  H Hardcastle, E Cartmill, Vic Anderson, Jack Fihelly.


Interstate, Saturday 18th July 1908.

New South Wales 12 (Moir, Hansen tries; Brackenrigg 2 from 3 goals;
  Hansen field goal) beat
Queensland 3 (M Olsen try; ? 0 from 1 goals)
at The Agricultural Ground Sydney.
Half time: 5-3. Crowd: 6000. Referee: McMahon.
New South Wales: H Bloomfield; Albert Broomham, E Fry, Albert Conlon,
  McCarthy; Jack Levison, L Hansen; Edward Courtney, Green;
  Peter Moir, Lou Jones, Herbert Brackenrigg, Glanville.
Queensland: Mick Bowlewski; A O'Brien, Evans, W Abrahams, Eddie Baird;
  M Olsen, William Heidke; E Cartmill, J Thompson, Pat Walsh,
  Robert Tubman, Vic Anderson, Jack Fihelly.

Interstate, Saturday 30th July 1910.

New South Wales 40 (Albert Broomham 3, Tom McCabe 2, Edward Courtney,
  William Cann, Viv Farnsworth, Con Sullivan, Chris McKivatt tries;
  Herbert Messenger 3, William Cann 2 goals) beat
Queensland 21 (R Hooker 3, McGrory, Doug McGregor tries;
  Herb Brackenreg 2 goals; George Duffin field goal)
at Brisbane Cricket Ground.
Half time: 19-11. Crowd: 5500. Referee: T J Laws.
New South Wales: William Neill; Albert Broomham, Viv Farnsworth,
  William Farnsworth, Herbert Messenger; Tom McCabe, Chris McKivat;
  Robert Craig, Jack Barnett; Con Sullivan, Edward Courtney,
  Sandy Pearce, William Cann.
Queensland: Doug McGregor; George Duffin, R Hooker, Charlie Woodhead,
  William Heidke; Harry Dickens, E Lewis; Harold Nicholson,
  Vic Anderson, Robert Tubman, E Buckley, Herb Brackenreg, J Manns;
  P McGrory (for Harold Nicholson).
Note: Scorers of goals are uncertain; William Cann or McCann ???.


Interstate, Wednesday 3rd August 1910.

New South Wales 33 (Tom McCabe 3, Edward Courtney 2, William Cann,
  Albert Broomham, F McGuinness, Con Sullivan tries;
  William Cann 3 from 9) beat
Queensland 18 (P McGrory, E Buckley, C Brown, A E O'Brien tries;
  Hooker 2 from 5)
at Brisbane Cricket Ground.
Half time: 14-2. Crowd: 700. Referee: T J Laws.
New South Wales: F McGuinness; Albert Broomham, Viv Farnsworth,
  Tom McCabe, William Farnsworth; Chris McKivat, A Holloway;
  Edward Courtney, Con Sullivan; Sandy Pearce, William Spence,
  William Cann, William Noble; McGuiness (for ?).
Queensland: George Duffin; R Hooker, G Russell, C Brown, A E O'Brien;
  William Heidke, E Lewis; A W Jones, Vic Anderson, A Foote,
  E Buckley, P McGrory, W Thomas; (for O Thomsen for E Lewis).
Note: Goalkickers uncertain.


Interstate, Saturday 6th August 1910.

New South Wales 19 (Albert Broomham 2, William Farnsworth,
  F McGuinness, A Holloway tries; William Cann 2 from 5 goals) beat
Queensland 3 (A E O'Brien try; R Hooker 0 from 1 goal)
at Brisbane Cricket Ground.
Half time: 13-0. Crowd: 5000. Referee: T J Laws.
New South Wales: William Neill; Albert Broomham, Viv Farnsworth,
  William Farnsworth, F McGuinness; Chris McKivat, A Holloway;
  William Noble, Jack Barnett, Sandy Pearce, William Cann,
  Edward Courtney, Con Sullivan.
Queensland: George Duffin; A E O'Brien, Charlie Woodhead, R Hooker,
  C Brown; Harry Dickens, William Heidke; Harold Nicholson,
  Vic Anderson, Robert Tubman, Herb Brackenreg, E Buckley, A W Jones;
  G Russell (for George Duffin).
Sent off: Viv Farnsworth (New South Wales), late second half,
  fighting.
Sent off: Charlie Woodhead (Queensland), late second half, fighting.

Interstate, Saturday 3rd June 1911.

New South Wales 65 (Herbert Messenger 4, Howard Hallett 2,
  Albert Broomham 2, Dan Frawley 2, William Cann 2, William Noble,
  Chris McKivat, Paddy McCue tries; Herbert Messenger 10 from 15,
  William Cann 0 from 1 goals) beat
Queensland 9 (Charlie Woodhead try; Herb Brackenreg 3 from 3 goals)
at The Agricultural Ground Sydney.
Half time: 28-2. Crowd: [[unknown]]. Referee: L Kearney.
New South Wales: William Neill; Dan Frawley, Herbert Messenger,
  Howard Hallett, Albert Broomham; William Farnsworth,
  Chris McKivat (c); William Noble, William Cann, Paddy McCue,
  Robert Craig, Sandy Pearce, Con Sullivan;
  William Spence (for Robert Craig).
Queensland: George Duffin; A Maitland, G Hooker, E H Glasson,
  Charlie Woodhead; William Heidke, E Lewis; Herb Brackenreg (c),
  Vic Anderson, Robert Tubman, Harold Nicholson, A Pioch, E Buckley.


Interstate, Wednesday 7th June 1911.

New South Wales 49 (Daly Messenger 2, Les Cubitt 2,
  Charlie McMurtrie 2, A Holloway, J D Campbell, D Grundie,
  Sandy Pearce, W Joass tries; Herbert Messenger 7 from 8, 
  J D Campbell 1 from 1, Herb Gilbert 0 from 1, Les Cubitt 0 from 2,
  Sandy Pearce 0 from 1 goals) beat
Queensland 0 (Doug McGregor 0 from 1 goals)
at the Agricultural Ground Sydney.
Half time: 17-0. Crowd: 3500. Referee: W P Finegan.
New South Wales: O Brown; Tom Berecry, Herbert Messenger (c),
  J D Campbell, Herb Gilbert; Les Cubitt, A Holloway; W Joass,
  Sandy Pearce, Con Sullivan, D Grundie, E Swinson, Charlie McMurtrie.
Queensland: Doug McGregor; A Maitland, E H Glasson, G Hooker,
  George Duffin; Harry Dickens, William Heidke; Herb Brackenreg (c),
  E Buckley, A Pioch, H Scholtz, Harold Nicholson, J McCombe.


Interstate, Saturday 10th June 1911.

New South Wales 32 (Daly Messenger 3, [[Hooker]], James Davis,
  J Stuntz tries; Daly Messenger 7 from 8) beat
Queensland 8 (Herb Brackenreg, William Heidke tries;
  George Duffin 1 from 1, G Hooker 0 from 1, A Maitland 0 form 1,
  Herb Brackenreg 0 from 1 goals)
at the Agricultural Ground Sydney.
Half time: 10-2. Crowd: 8000. Referee: T McMahon.
New South Wales: William Neill; Charlie Russell, Daly Messenger (c),
  Viv Farnsworth, J Stuntz; H Naylor, Arthur Butler; Edward Courtney,
  E Burdett, Jack Barnett, A B Burge, James Davis, Robert Williams.
Queensland: Doug McGregor; George Duffin, E H Glasson, G Hooker,
  A Maitland; Harry Dickens, William Heidke; Herb Brackenreg (c),
  W Thomas, Harold Nicholson, A Scholtz, Robert Tubman, A Pioch;
  F McCombe(for Harold Nicholson).

Interstate, Saturday 1st June 1912.

New South Wales 65 (William Cann 3, Frank Burge 3, A Broomham 2,
  P McCue 2, D Frawley 2, Dally Messenger, H Gilbert,
  C Sullivan tries; Dally Messenger 10 from 16 goals) beat
Queensland 9 (W Lynch try; George Duffin 3 from 3 goals)
at the Agricultural Ground Sydney.
Half time: 33-2. Crowd: 14,000. Referee: T McMahon.
New South Wales: H Hallett; D Frawley, H Gilbert, Dally Messenger,
  A Broomham; J D Campbell, C H McKivat (c); William Cann,
  Frank Burge, C Sullivan, W Noble, P McCue, E Courtney.
Queensland: George Duffin; G Hooker, W Lynch, W Quinn, G Rousell;
  W Farnsworth (c), D Hazelton; P Fahey, H Collins, P Ross,
  Harold Nicholson, H McKay, E Holzberger.


Interstate, Monday 3rd June 1912.

New South Wales 32 (E White 3, W Spence 2, W Lindsay, H Thompson,
  T Berecry tries; Ray Norman 1 from 4,
  Doug McGregor 3 from 4 goals) beat
Queensland 4 (George Duffin 2 from 3 goals)
at the Agricultural Ground Sydney.
Half time: 19-2. Crowd: 10,000. Referee: L H Fearney.
New South Wales: Doug McGregor; T Berecry, W Lindsay, H Thompson,
  E White; Ray Norman, A Holloway; D Grundie, J Murray, W Spence (c),
  W Joas, H Brighton, L O'Malley.
Queensland: George Duffin; G Hooker, D Hazelton, W Lynch, W Quinn;
  W Farnsworth (c), A Drevenson; E Holzberger, P Fahey, H Collins,
  H McKay, T Dean, T Healey; Jeffrey (for E Holzberger),
  Harold Nicholson for (H McKay).

Interstate, Saturday 23rd August 1913.

New South Wales 27 (A Baber 2, H T Bolt 2, B Gray, C J Russell,
  S Macfarlane tries; R Norman 3 from 5, C J Russell 0 from 1,
  W Messenger 0 from 1 goals) beat
Queensland 12 (C Maunders, O Hardy tries; H Bowlewski 2 from 4 goals; 
  H Bowlewski field goal)
at Brisbane Cricket Ground.
Half time: 6-12. Crowd: 8000. Referee: J Roche.
New South Wales: F Kinghorn; W Messenger, H T Bolt, T Leggo,
  C J Russell (c); R Norman, S Macfarlane; W S Noble, H Butler,
  E Hilliard, A Baber, A Moncrieff, B Gray.
Queensland: H Bowlewski; D Hickey, W Lynch, C Maunders, W Beavis;
  S Parker, E Lewis (c); B Nalder, W Richmond, P Adams, O Hardy,
  T Dean, A Foote.


Interstate, Wednesday 30th August 1913.

New South Wales 21 (H V Bissett, B Gray, R Norman, E Hilliard,
  T Leggo tries; R Norman 2 from 5, T Leggo 1 from 1 goals) beat
Queensland 17 (H V McCabe 2, O Hardy tries;
  H Bowlewski 4 from 7 goals)
at Brisbane Cricket Ground.
Half time: 16-9. Crowd: 5000. Referee: J Roche.
New South Wales: F Kinghorn; H V Bissett, H T Bolt, T Leggo, A Baber;
  R Norman, S Macfarlane; W S Noble, H Butler, E Hilliard, C Lees,
  A Moncrieff, B Gray.
Queensland: H Bowlewski; H V McCabe, W Lynch, C Maunders, W Beavis;
  S Parker, A Patrick; B Nalder, W Richmond, P Adams, C Scott,
  O Hardy, A Foote.
Sent off: W S Noble (New South Wales), rough play.
Sent off: W Lynch (Queensland), fighting.
Sent off: H T Bolt (New South Wales), fighting.

Interstate, Saturday 5th June 1915.

New South Wales 53 (H Horder 4, F Burge 2, L Cubitt, C Fraser,
  H Thompson, B Gray, ? tries; H Horder 7 from 9, C Fraser 1 from 2,
  ? 0 from 1 goals) beat
Queensland 9 (John Hanley try; J Hedges 1 from 1, D Thompson 1 from 1,
  H Bowlewski 1 from 1 goals)
at The Agricultural Ground Sydney.
Half time: 25-2. Crowd: 30,000. Referee: J T Black.
New South Wales: G Challis; H Thompson, C Fraser, W Kelley, H Horder;
  L Cubitt, A Halloway; Edward Courtney, W Palmer, F Ryan, F Burge,
  B Gray, J Watkins.
Queensland: H Bowlewski; H V McCabe, J Birkett, James Hanley, A Olsen;
  C Hodgins (c), D Thompson; D McIvor, John Hanley, P Olsen,
  T Johnson, J Hedges, J Egan.
Sent off: D McIvor (Queensland), 2nd half.


Interstate, Monday 7th June 1915.

New South Wales 39 (H Horder 5, J Watkins, C Fraser tries;
  H Horder 7 from 8, C Fraser 2 from 2 goals) beat
Queensland 6 (J Wixted 2 tries; H Thompson 0 from 1, ? 0 from 1 goals)
at the Agricultural Ground Sydney.
Half time: 7-3. Crowd: 10,000. Referee: ?.
New South Wales: G Challis; H Horder, W Kelley, C Fraser, H Thompson;
  L Cubitt, A Halloway; Edward Courtney, W Palmer, F Ryan, F Burge,
  B Gray, J Watkins.
Queensland: H Bowlewski; J Wixted, J Birkett, A Folgy, A Olsen;
  C Hodgins (c), D Thompson; A Hollahan, P Olsen, T Dean, John Hanley,
  I Pack, J Egan.

Interstate, 1919.

New South Wales 33 beat Queensland 18 at Sydney.
New South Wales 12 beat Queensland 7 at Sydney.
New South Wales 24 beat Queensland 10 at Brisbane.
New South Wales 13 beat Queensland 10 at Brisbane.

Interstate, Saturday 14th August 1920.

New South Wales 40 (R Vest, B Gray, Harold Horder 3, A Johnson,
  J Robinson, H Caples, J C Ives, Frank Burge tries;
  F Burge 5 from 10 goals) beat
Queensland 18 (W Paten 2, C Thompson, C O'Donnell tries;
  H Fewin 3 from 4 goals)
at Sydney Cricket Ground.
Half time: 16-15. Crowd: 10,000. Referee: T McMahon.
New South Wales: C Fraser; Harold Horder, P Conaghan, J Robinson,
  R Vest; H Caples, A Johnson; W Schultz, Frank Burge, R Townsend,
  S Pearce, J C Ives, B Gray.
Queensland: H Fewin; W Paten, J Maguire, E Brown, N Broadfoot;
  S Ryan, C Thompson; N Potter, P Moran, W Richards, C O'Donnell,
  S Kreutzer, J Johnson.

Interstate, 1921.

New South Wales 37 beat Queensland 11 at Sydney.
New South Wales 34 beat Queensland 20 at Brisbane.

Interstate, 1922.

Queensland 25 beat New South Wales 9 at Sydney.

Interstate, 1923.

Queensland 18 beat New South Wales 13 at Sydney.
Queensland 25 beat New South Wales 10 at Brisbane.

Interstate, 1924.

Queensland 22 beat New South Wales 20 at Sydney.
Queensland 20 beat New South Wales 7 at Sydney.
Queensland 36 beat New South Wales 6 at Brisbane.

Interstate, 1925.

Queensland 23 beat New South Wales 15 at Sydney.
Queensland 27 beat New South Wales 13 at Sydney.
New South Wales 27 beat Queensland 16 at Sydney.
Queensland 26 beat New South Wales 8 at Brisbane.
Queensland 23 beat New South Wales 18 at Brisbane.

Interstate, 1926.

New South Wales 30 beat Queensland 17 at Sydney.
New South Wales 5 beat Queensland 3 at Sydney.
Queensland 26 beat New South Wales 11 at Newcastle.
Queensland 38 beat New South Wales 0 at Brisbane.
Queensland 37 beat New South Wales 19 at Brisbane.

Interstate, 1927.

New South Wales 14 beat Queensland 10 at Sydney.
New South Wales 13 beat Queensland 11 at Sydney.
Queensland 11 beat New South Wales 7 at Brisbane.
New South Wales 15 beat Queensland 11 at Brisbane.

Interstate, 1928.

Queensland 25 beat New South Wales 9 at Sydney.
New South Wales 16 beat Queensland 7 at Sydney.
Queensland 28 beat New South Wales 17 at Brisbane.
Queensland 21 beat New South Wales 10 at Brisbane.

Interstate, 1929.

New South Wales 21 beat Queensland 8 at Sydney.
New South Wales 17 beat Queensland 8 at Sydney.
New South Wales 12 beat Queensland 10 at Sydney.
New South Wales 16 beat Queensland 14 at Brisbane.
New South Wales 11 beat Queensland 8 at Brisbane.

Interstate, 1930.

New South Wales 18 beat Queensland 11 at Sydney.
Queensland 25 beat New South Wales 11 at Sydney.
New South Wales 15 beat Queensland 12 at Brisbane.

Interstate, 1931.

New South Wales 39 beat Queensland 17 at Sydney.
Queensland 23 beat New South Wales 20 at Sydney.
New South Wales 28 beat Queensland 6 at Sydney.
Queensland 15 beat New South Wales 8 at Brisbane.
Queensland 4 beat New South Wales 3 at Brisbane.

Interstate, 1932.

Queensland 23 beat New South Wales 15 at Sydney.
New South Wales 9 drew with Queensland 9 at Sydney.
Queensland 19 beat New South Wales 9 at Brisbane.

Interstate, 1933.

New South Wales 24 beat Queensland 0 at Sydney.
New South Wales 15 beat Queensland 13 at Sydney.
New South Wales 17 beat Queensland 14 at Sydney.
Queensland 10 beat New South Wales 8 at Brisbane.

Interstate, 1934.

New South Wales 13 beat Queensland 0 at Sydney.
New South Wales 42 beat Queensland 9 at Sydney.
Queensland 14 beat New South Wales 10 at Sydney.
Queensland 25 drew with New South Wales 25 at Brisbane.
Queensland 22 beat New South Wales 20 at Brisbane.

Interstate, 1935.

New South Wales 33 beat Queensland 16 at Sydney.
New South Wales 18 beat Queensland 14 at Sydney.
New South Wales 51 beat Queensland 8 at Sydney.
Queensland 22 beat New South Wales 20 at Brisbane.
New South Wales 23 beat Queensland 9 at Brisbane.

Interstate, 1936.

New South Wales 30 beat Queensland 13 at Sydney.
New South Wales 24 beat Queensland 13 at Sydney.
New South Wales 16 beat Queensland 14 at Brisbane.

Interstate, 1937.

New South Wales 21 beat Queensland 9 at Sydney.
New South Wales 31 beat Queensland 3 at Sydney.
New South Wales 16 beat Queensland 11 at Brisbane.

Interstate, 1938.

New South Wales 20 beat Queensland 19 at Sydney.
New South Wales 44 beat Queensland 7 at Sydney.
Queensland 36 beat New South Wales 22 at Brisbane.

Interstate, 1939.

New South Wales 50 beat Queensland 15 at Sydney.
New South Wales 54 beat Queensland 13 at Sydney.
Queensland 29 beat New South Wales 13 at Brisbane.
Queensland 23 beat New South Wales 13 at Brisbane.

Interstate, 1940.

New South Wales 52 beat Queensland 11 at Sydney.
Queensland 19 beat New South Wales 16 at Sydney.
Queensland 45 beat New South Wales 8 at Brisbane.
Queensland 23 beat New South Wales 15 at Brisbane.

Interstate, 1941.

New South Wales 18 beat Queensland 14 at Sydney.
New South Wales 44 beat Queensland 10 at Sydney.
New South Wales 23 beat Queensland 16 at Brisbane.
Queensland 27 beat New South Wales 21 at Brisbane.

Interstate, 1945.

New South Wales 37 beat Queensland 12 at Sydney.
New South Wales 30 beat Queensland 19 at Brisbane.

Interstate, 1946.

New South Wales 46 beat Queensland 10 at Sydney.
New South Wales 24 beat Queensland 6 at Sydney.
New South Wales 30 beat Queensland 14 at Brisbane.

Interstate, 1947.

New South Wales 29 beat Queensland 15 at Sydney.
Queensland 18 beat New South Wales 9 at Sydney.
New South Wales 22 beat Queensland 10 at Brisbane.
New South Wales 13 drew with Queensland 13 at Brisbane.

Interstate, 1948.

New South Wales 23 beat Queensland 9 at Sydney.
Queensland 17 beat New South Wales 15 at Sydney.
New South Wales 9 beat Queensland 8 at Brisbane.
New South Wales 22 beat Queensland 10 at Brisbane.

Interstate, 1949.

New South Wales 19 beat Queensland 3 at Sydney.
New South Wales 33 beat Queensland 3 at Sydney.
New South Wales 44 beat Queensland 10 at Brisbane.
New South Wales 33 beat Queensland 13 at Brisbane.

Interstate, 1950.

New South Wales 45 beat Queensland 12 at Sydney.
New South Wales 9 drew with Queensland 9 at Sydney.
New South Wales 25 beat Queensland 5 at Brisbane.

Interstate, 1951.

Queensland 29 beat New South Wales 18 at Sydney.
New South Wales 31 beat Queensland 8 at Sydney.
Queensland 39 beat New South Wales 23 at Brisbane.

Interstate, 1952.

New South Wales 18 beat Queensland 17 at Sydney.
New South Wales 27 beat Queensland 10 at Sydney.
New South Wales 38 beat Queensland 17 at Brisbane.

Interstate, 1953.

New South Wales 26 beat Queensland 15 at Sydney.
New South Wales 27 beat Queensland 16 at Sydney.
Queensland 32 beat New South Wales 23 at Brisbane.
Queensland 22 beat New South Wales 13 at Brisbane.

Interstate, 1954.

New South Wales 26 beat Queensland 23 at Sydney.
New South Wales 18 beat Queensland 13 at Sydney.
New South Wales 46 beat Queensland 7 at Brisbane.
New South Wales 26 beat Queensland 21 at Brisbane.

Interstate, 1955.

New South Wales 17 beat Queensland 15 at Sydney.
Queensland 30 beat New South Wales 28 at Sydney.
New South Wales 25 beat Queensland 18 at Brisbane.
Queensland 34 beat New South Wales 12 at Brisbane.

Interstate, 1956.

New South Wales 28 beat Queensland 26 at Sydney.
Queensland 28 beat New South Wales 20 at Sydney.
New South Wales 26 beat Queensland 18 at Brisbane.
New South Wales 23 beat Queensland 19 at Brisbane.

Interstate, 1957.

New South Wales 49 beat Queensland 11 at Brisbane.
New South Wales 29 beat Queensland 12 at Brisbane.
New South Wales 69 beat Queensland 5 at Sydney Cricket Ground.
New South Wales 45 beat Queensland 12 at Sydney.

Interstate, 1958.

New South Wales 25 beat Queensland 14 at Sydney.
New South Wales 29 beat Queensland 20 at Brisbane.
New South Wales 23 beat Queensland 15 at Brisbane.

Interstate, 1959.

Queensland 17 beat New South Wales 15 at Brisbane.
New South Wales 24 beat Queensland 14 at Brisbane.
Queensland 23 beat New South Wales 11 at Sydney.
Queensland 18 beat New South Wales 14 at Sydney.

Interstate, 1960.

New South Wales 22 beat Queensland 21 at Sydney.


Interstate, Tuesday 17th May 1960.

Queensland 17 beat New South Wales 12
at Sydney Cricket Ground.


Interstate, 1960.

Queensland 13 beat New South Wales 0 at Brisbane.

Interstate, 1961.

New South Wales 33 beat Queensland 14 at Brisbane.


Interstate, Saturday 10th June 1961. # Not sure of date.

New South Wales 21 (R Beaven 2, J Kelly, Ken Irvine,
  Eddie Lumsden tries; J Jones 3 goals) beat
Queensland 20 (K Day, R Gehrke, L Morgan, B Muir tries;
  K Lohman 4 goals)
at Sydney.


Interstate, 1961.

New South Wales 18 beat Queensland 2 at Sydney.


Interstate, Saturday 22nd July 1961. # Not sure of date.

Queensland 20 (L Morgan 2, F Drake, B Muir tries;
  K Lohman 4 goals) beat
New South Wales 17 (R Lynch, F Anderson, E Lumsden tries;
  E Lumsden 4 goals)
at ?.
Note: extra match ?????.


Interstate, Saturday 22nd July 1961. # Not sure of date.

Queensland 15 beat New South Wales 2 at Brisbane.

Interstate, 1962.

Queensland 20 beat New South Wales 17 at Brisbane.


Interstate, Wednesday 16th May 1962.

New South Wales 28 (Ken Irvine 2, Eddie Lumsden,
  Graeme Langlands tries; T Paskins 8 goals) beat
Queensland 8 (R Hagan, R Cock tries; L Morgan goal)
at Sydney Sports Ground.
Half time: 14-2.


Interstate, Sunday 20th May 1962.

New South Wales 19 (M Cleary 2, R Crowe tries;
  A Paskins 5 goals) beat
Queensland 14 (R Hagan, L Morgan tries; L Morgan 4 goals)
at Sydney.


Interstate, 1962.

New South Wales 25 beat Queensland 12 at Brisbane.

Interstate, 1963.

Queensland 19 drew with New South Wales 19 at Brisbane.
New South Wales 20 beat Queensland 10 at Brisbane.
New South Wales 53 beat Queensland 7 at Brisbane.
New South Wales 31 beat Queensland 5 at Sydney.
New South Wales 13 beat Queensland 5 at Sydney.

Interstate, 1964.

New South Wales 28 beat Queensland 12 at Sydney.
New South Wales 41 beat Queensland 3 at Sydney.
New South Wales 31 beat Queensland 5 at Brisbane.
New South Wales 22 beat Queensland 11 at Brisbane.

Interstate, 1965.

New South Wales 31 beat Queensland 7 at Sydney.
New South Wales 22 beat Queensland 4 at Sydney.
New South Wales 30 beat Queensland 9 at Brisbane.
New South Wales 22 beat Queensland 15 at Brisbane.

Interstate, 1966.

New South Wales 16 beat Queensland 6 at Sydney.
New South Wales 28 beat Queensland 10 at Sydney.
New South Wales 28 beat Queensland 20 at Brisbane.
New South Wales 27 beat Queensland 3 at Brisbane.

Interstate, 1967.

New South Wales 14 beat Queensland 8 at Sydney.
New South Wales 28 beat Queensland 9 at Sydney.
Queensland 16 drew with New South Wales 16 at Brisbane.
Queensland 13 beat New South Wales 11 at Brisbane.

Interstate, 1968.

New South Wales 30 beat Queensland 7 at Sydney.
Queensland 15 beat New South Wales 8 at Brisbane.
New South Wales 29 beat Queensland 11 at Brisbane.

Interstate, 1969.

New South Wales 26 beat Queensland 0 at Brisbane.
New South Wales 32 beat Queensland 13 at Brisbane.
New South Wales 33 beat Queensland 17 at Sydney.
New South Wales 22 beat Queensland 2 at Newcastle.

Interstate, 1970.

Queensland 16 drew with New South Wales 16 at Brisbane.
New South Wales 22 beat Queensland 9 at Brisbane.
New South Wales 34 beat Queensland 8 at Sydney.
New South Wales 12 beat Queensland 3 at Newcastle.

Interstate, 1971.

New South Wales 30 beat Queensland 2 at Brisbane.
New South Wales 17 beat Queensland 15 at Sydney.

Interstate, 1972.

New South Wales 29 beat Queensland 5 at Brisbane.
New South Wales 27 beat Queensland 6 at Brisbane.
Queensland 11 beat New South Wales 10 at Sydney.

Interstate, 1973.

New South Wales 26 beat Queensland 0 at Sydney.
New South Wales 16 beat Queensland 0 at Brisbane.
New South Wales 10 beat Queensland 0 at Brisbane.

Interstate, 1974.

New South Wales 13 drew with Queensland 13 at Brisbane.
Queensland 4 drew with New South Wales 4 at Sydney.
New South Wales 22 beat Queensland 13 at Brisbane.

Interstate, 1975.

Queensland 14 beat New South Wales 8 at Brisbane.
New South Wales 27 beat Queensland 18 at Brisbane.
New South Wales 9 beat Queensland 8 at Sydney.

Interstate, 1976.

New South Wales 33 beat Queensland 9 at Sydney.
New South Wales 10 beat Queensland 5 at Brisbane.
New South Wales 15 beat Queensland 13 at Brisbane.

Interstate, 1977.

New South Wales 19 beat Queensland 3 at Brisbane.
New South Wales 14 beat Queensland 13 at Brisbane.

Interstate, 1978.

New South Wales 25 beat Queensland 19 at Brisbane.
New South Wales 12 beat Queensland 11 at Brisbane.
New South Wales 28 beat Queensland 12 at Sydney.

Interstate, 1979.

New South Wales 30 beat Queensland 5 at Brisbane.
New South Wales 31 beat Queensland 7 at Brisbane.
New South Wales 35 beat Queensland 23 at Sydney.

Interstate, 1980.

New South Wales 35 beat
Queensland 3
at Lang Park.

Interstate, 1980.

New South Wales 17 beat
Queensland 7
at Sydney Cricket Ground.

The third match was played as a State of Origin game (q.v.).

Interstate, 1981.

New South Wales 10 beat
Queensland 2
at Lang Park.


Interstate, 1981.

New South Wales 22 beat
Queensland 9
at Sydney Cricket Ground.

The third match was played as a State of Origin game (q.v.).