The 1907–08 Rugby Union County Championship was the 20th edition of England's premier rugby union club competition at the time.
Cornwall
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won the competition for the first time in front of 17,000 spectators defeating
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in the final at Redruth 17-3 scoring 5 tries through Solomon (2) Tregurtha, Bennetts and Davey. It was Durham's ninth consecutive final appearance.
Final
See also
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English rugby union system
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Women's Rugby union in England cons ...
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Rugby union in England
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References
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