Oldest Rugby Cup: What Is It?
Miller Thiel
2025-05-20 02:41:44
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A hundred and twenty five years is a long time in rugby and Cardiff can be especially proud of this cup competition, because – apart from the war years – it has been held every year since 1894 and is therefore the oldest still being contested in Wales. This year’s final was the 114th. Not long after this important meeting, he took over the licence of the Blue Bell (today’s Goat Major) and it was there, in November 1893, that he presented the District with the magnificent silver cup which still bears Tom Mallett’s name.
Kathleen Schimmel
2025-05-19 23:03:22
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The Calcutta Cup, which is the oldest trophy in world rugby, is competed for annually by Scotland and England. The trophy was donated to the RFU and first played for in 1879 at Raeburn Place. The cup was crafted by Indian silversmiths from melted-down silver rupees which were the balance of the funds of the Calcutta Football Club, which disbanded in 1878.
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