1999, aged 91. Busch's death left Harry Kadwell as the lone survivor of the 1929–30 Kangaroo tour of Great Britain. Harry "Mick" Kadwell died just under four months later on 27 October 1999, aged 96. Notable tries For many years after, fans would talk about a try Busch scored where he took the ball from a scrum, and shot down the blind-side with Souths, and Australian , Benny Wearing, in support. As the Queensland defence closed in, Busch held the ball back from Wearing - he dummied to him five times before scoring a brilliant individual try. Busch played in 6 test matches for Australia in his career; however, it is a controversial no-try incident on that tour that he is best remembered for. England had held the Ashes for almost 20 years, with only a few minutes remaining and the scores locked at nil-all in the third and deciding test at Station Road, Swinton near Manchester, Busch collected the ball from a scrum win 30 metres out and scooted down the sideline. He crashed over the try-line in the corner with Swinton, and England lock Fred Butters on his back making a last-ditch attempt to stop him. As the corner post went flying the crowd spilled onto the field in excitement. Referee Robinson looked set to award Australia the try, and the game (and with it the Ashes) when the touch-judge emerged through the crowd claiming Busch had taken out the corner post before grounding the ball. Even though the referee believed it was a fair try he had no option other than to rule 'no try'. The referee was reported to have said to the Kangaroos "fair try Australia, but I am overruled". The match finished as a 0–0 draw, leaving the series tied at one match apiece, a deciding fourth match was played a week later, which England won 3–0, to retain the Ashes. For the remainder of his life Busch insisted he scored the try, quoted as saying "I got it down all right…it was a fair try." The corner where Busch scored the disallowed try in Swinton is still officially known as Busch's Corner. Accolades In 1998, for a rugby league memorabilia auction for charity Busch's 1928 autographed jersey went for A$67,000. Following his death in 1999, players from the two Australian clubs for which he played, Eastern suburbs and Balmain wore black armbands in