Bottle Match - Bottle Match Results

Bottle Match Results

Date Winner Score Venue RSM Wins CSM Wins Draws
01902-12-1616 December 1902 Draw - London 0 0 1
Results missing
01932-01-011932 RSM 8 - 20 Cornwall - - -
Results missing
01946-01-011946 CSM - - - - -
01947-01-011947 RSM 5 - 8 - - - -
Results missing
01950-01-011950 RSM - - - - -
01951-01-011951 CSM - - - - -
01952-01-011952 CSM - - - - -
01953-01-011953 CSM - - - - -
01954-01-011954 CSM - - - - -
01955-01-011955 RSM 0 - 3 - - - -
Results missing
01980-01-011980 RSM - - - - -
01981-01-011981 CSM - - - - -
01982-01-011982 RSM - - - - -
Results missing
01988-01-011988 CSM - - - - -
Results missing
01996-01-011996 CSM - Cornwall 29 32 6
01997-01-011997 RSM - London 29 32 6
01998-01-011998 RSM - Cornwall 30 32 6
01999-01-011999 RSM - London 31 32 6
02000-01-012000 RSM 22 - 10 Cornwall 32 32 6
02001-01-012001 RSM - London 33 32 6
02002-01-012002 RSM - Cornwall 34 32 6
02003-01-012003 RSM 12 - 5 London 35 32 6
02004-01-012004 RSM 10 - 22 Cornwall 36 32 6
02005-01-012005 RSM 17 - 15 London 37 32 6
02006-01-012006 RSM 11 - 29 Cornwall 38 32 6
02007-01-012007 CSM 3 - 5 London 38 33 6
02008-01-012008 RSM 10 - 13 Cornwall 39 33 6
02009-01-012009 RSM 14 - 10 London 40 33 6
02010-01-012010 CSM 13 - 0 Cornwall 40 34 6
02011-01-012011 RSM 25 - 20 London 41 34 6
02012-01-012012 RSM 22 - 0 Cornwall 42 34 6

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