

Canterbury-Bankstown centre Bernie Lowther was the star of his side’s narrow 31-28 win over Penrith in 1974.
Lowther scored four tries to become the first Canterbury player since the late Charlie Nash to achieve the feat.
Nash scored his tries when making his debut on the Sydney Cricket Ground in 1942.
CANTERBURY 31 (Lowther 4, Anderson 2, McDonell tries: Moseley 3, Tatana 2 goals)
Def.
PENRITH 28 (West 2, Walton 2, Wilson, Klein tries: Walton 5 goals)
IT'S a battle for the title of Best in the West when rivals the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs and Penrith Panthers unleash at ANZ Stadium.