The 1945–46 Santosh Trophy was the third edition of the Santosh Trophy, the main State competition for football in India. It was held in Bombay. Bengal defeated Bombay 2–0 in the final.[2]
Fred Pugsley, an Anglo-Burmese footballer who had moved to India temporarily during the war, scored seven goals in Bengal's win over Rajputana. This is a record in Santosh Trophy that was later equalled by Inder Singh in 1974-75 Jalandhar nationals.
Western India Football Association (WIFA) renamed itself as Bombay just before the tournament.
Bengal scored their goals in the 5th minute of both halves. Das scored from a cross by Pugsley. Nandy was assisted by S. Ghosh in the second goal. The trophy was presented by Justice Kama.
Bombay : Sanjiva; D.M. Mandon (captain) and Papen; Arnold, Robinson and Govind; Vandockum, Tipple, Cocklin, McCall and Dhakuram[10] Also : Shetty
Delhi : Osman; S.M. Bhukari and Rahmat; Bashir, Afzal and S. A. Hashmi; Yusuf, Roshan Ali, Buland Akhtar, Atma Ram and M.P. Khan.[9] Also : Mahmud (defender), Hasan (mid), Habib, Rabbani, M. Faiyaz (forwards)[3]
Dacca : G Burton; D. Dutta and Saheball; H Mitra, S Guha and R Sen; S Bose, A Roy, P Mukerjee, A Rachia and A Das
Hyderabad : Eeriah; Sher Khan and Fruvall; Hadi, Jamal and Noor; S Susay, A Susay, Shamsher, Azeem and Mahmood. Also Moin
N.W.I.F.A : Yacoob; Ibrar Hussain and Saeed; Yoya Jan, Golam Mohammad and Arshad; Akbarjan, Gilbert, Rahim, Ataullah and Amjad
Mysore : Bama; Palladi and Jayram; Baseer, S. Mohiuddin and Sumugan; Borolingam, Karim, Nanjunda, Ahmed and Raman; Also : Shanmugam
United Provinces : Arthur; Kazim and Rajaram; Wajihul, Aziz and Mahabir; Kullu, Abid, Furhat, Mahmud and Qader [4]
Madras : S. Moni; Rammohan Rao and K. Mani; A. D. Parthasarathy, Jaganathan and Murugesan; Arnikandasami, Ganesan, Vishwesara Rao, Hanumantha Rao and Thangaraj[3]
The day after the final, a match was played between All India and Europeans.
^ abcBengal regains lost honours, Amrita Bazar Patrika, 12 October 1945
January 01, 1970
1945, santosh, trophy, third, edition, santosh, trophy, main, state, competition, football, india, held, bombay, bengal, defeated, bombay, final, national, football, championshiptournament, detailscountryindiadates30, september, october, 1945teams10final, posi. The 1945 46 Santosh Trophy was the third edition of the Santosh Trophy the main State competition for football in India It was held in Bombay Bengal defeated Bombay 2 0 in the final 2 1945 46 Santosh TrophyNational Football ChampionshipTournament detailsCountryIndiaDates30 September 11 October 1945Teams10Final positionsChampionsBengal 1 2nd title Runner upBombayTournament statisticsMatches played9Goals scored31 3 44 per match Top goal scorer s Fred Pugsley 9 goals 1944 451946 47 Fred Pugsley an Anglo Burmese footballer who had moved to India temporarily during the war scored seven goals in Bengal s win over Rajputana This is a record in Santosh Trophy that was later equalled by Inder Singh in 1974 75 Jalandhar nationals Western India Football Association WIFA renamed itself as Bombay just before the tournament Contents 1 Matches 2 Semifinal 3 Final 4 Squads 5 ReferencesMatches edit30 September 1945 3 Delhi2 1MadrasRammohan Rao nbsp 5 o g Rabbani nbsp 8 Arnikandasami nbsp 3 Referee S C Ghosh 1 October 1945 4 Mysore1 0United ProvincesAhmed nbsp 7 Referee Jayram 2 October 1945 4 Bombay4 0N W I F AArnold nbsp Tipple nbsp Cocklin nbsp nbsp Referee Atkinson Bombay led 2 0 at half time 4 October 1945 5 Bengal7 0RajputanaPugsley nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp Referee Atkinson Bengal led by five goals at half time The tournament schedule was adjusted because Bengal arrived a day late 6 October 1945 6 Hyderabad1 0MysoreMahmood nbsp 22 Referee Atkinson Moin of Hyderabad was sent off 13 minutes from the end 7 October 1945 7 Bombay3 0DaccaCocklin nbsp nbsp Tipple nbsp Referee S C GhoshSemifinal edit8 October 1945 8 Bengal5 0HyderabadGhosh nbsp Pugsley nbsp nbsp S Nandy nbsp Apparao nbsp Referee Gopalan 9 October 1945 9 Bombay3 2DelhiThomas nbsp nbsp Dhakuram nbsp Yusuf nbsp Roshan Ali nbsp Referee S C Ghosh Bombay led 2 0 at half time Final edit11 October 1945 10 Bengal2 0BombayRabi Das nbsp 5 S Nandy nbsp Cooperage Ground BombayReferee Atkinson Bengal scored their goals in the 5th minute of both halves Das scored from a cross by Pugsley Nandy was assisted by S Ghosh in the second goal The trophy was presented by Justice Kama Squads editBengal Ismail S Das and Taj Mohammed D Chandra T Aao and Mahabir Prasad Rabi Das Apparao Pugsley S Ghosh and S Nandy captain Bombay Sanjiva D M Mandon captain and Papen Arnold Robinson and Govind Vandockum Tipple Cocklin McCall and Dhakuram 10 Also Shetty Delhi Osman S M Bhukari and Rahmat Bashir Afzal and S A Hashmi Yusuf Roshan Ali Buland Akhtar Atma Ram and M P Khan 9 Also Mahmud defender Hasan mid Habib Rabbani M Faiyaz forwards 3 Dacca G Burton D Dutta and Saheball H Mitra S Guha and R Sen S Bose A Roy P Mukerjee A Rachia and A Das Hyderabad Eeriah Sher Khan and Fruvall Hadi Jamal and Noor S Susay A Susay Shamsher Azeem and Mahmood Also Moin N W I F A Yacoob Ibrar Hussain and Saeed Yoya Jan Golam Mohammad and Arshad Akbarjan Gilbert Rahim Ataullah and Amjad Mysore Bama Palladi and Jayram Baseer S Mohiuddin and Sumugan Borolingam Karim Nanjunda Ahmed and Raman Also Shanmugam United Provinces Arthur Kazim and Rajaram Wajihul Aziz and Mahabir Kullu Abid Furhat Mahmud and Qader 4 Madras S Moni Rammohan Rao and K Mani A D Parthasarathy Jaganathan and Murugesan Arnikandasami Ganesan Vishwesara Rao Hanumantha Rao and Thangaraj 3 The day after the final a match was played between All India and Europeans Indian XI Osman Delhi Taj Mohammed and Papen Bombay Shanmugham Mysore T Ao Bengal and Mahabir Prasad Bengal S Nandy Bengal Apparao Bengal Rabi Das Bengal Raman Mysore and Dhakuram Bombay Reserves Ismail Bengal S Das Bengal D Chandra Bengal A Rudra Dacca and Thomas Bombay Europeans Lambert CMP Hamilton Navy and Tipple RAF and Arnold Navy Robinson Embarkation Headquarters EHQ and Airog Navy Shanks RAF Gallacher CMP Cocklin Navy McCall EHQ and Sutton CMP 10 References edit RSSSF Bengal wins Santosh Trophy Indian Express 12 OCtober 1945 a b c Amrita Bazar Patrika 2 October 1945 a b c Amrita Bazar Patrika 4 October 1945 Bengal s Runaway Victory Rajputana trounced by 7 clear goals Pugsley scores all the goals Amrita Bazar Patrika 6 October 1945 Amrita Bazar Patrika 7 October 1945 Amrita Bazar Patrika 8 October 1945 Amrita Bazar Patrika 9 October 1945 a b Amrita Bazar Patrika 10 October 1945 a b c Bengal regains lost honours Amrita Bazar Patrika 12 October 1945 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title 1945 46 Santosh Trophy amp oldid 1212396436, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
