Edgar Newham

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Edgar Newham (born in Australia) was a rugby league footballer for the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs, New South Wales and for the Australian national side.

He played two Tests for the Australian national side and holds the Bulldogs' standing record for most tries in a match (five in 1942).

v t e Canterbury-Bankstown squad - 1938 NSWRFL premiers (1st title)

1. Tom Kirk 2. Edgar Newham 3. Alan Brady (Ca./Co.) 4. Jim Champion 5. Joe Gartner 6. Jim Duncombe 7. Roy McCarter 8. Eddie Burns 9. Roy Kirkaldy 10. Henry Porter 11. Jim McCormack 12. Roy McCallum 13. Frank Sponberg Coach: Jimmy Craig

v t e Canterbury-Bankstown squad - 1942 NSWRFL premiers (2nd title)

1. Lindsay Johnson 2. Edgar Newham 3. Ron Bailey (c) 4. Ron Knight 5. Bob Jackson 6. Tom Ezart 7. Jack Bonnyman 8. Henry Porter 9. Roy Kirkaldy 10. Eddie Burns 11. George Elley 12. Bob Farrar 13. Frank Sponberg Coach: Jerry Brien

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