About Alan Tuohey
Lived 1918 – 1985 (aged 66–67). Alan Tuohey was a rugby league player.
Alan Tuohey (1918-1985), nicknamed "Bert" and also known as Arthur Tuohey, was an Australian professional rugby league footballer who played in the 1930s. He played for South Sydney in the New South Wales Rugby League (NSWRL) competition.
Playing career Tuohey made his first grade debut in Round 11 1938 against Eastern Suburbs at the Sydney Sports Ground. Tuohey scored a try in Souths 1938 preliminary final defeat against Easts at the Sydney Cricket Ground.
In 1939, Tuohey finished as Souths joint top try scorer including 2 tries against St George in the preliminary final as the club reached the 1939 grand final against minor premiers Balmain. Tuohey played on the wing as Souths were held tryless and suffered a heavy 33–4 defeat at the Sydney Cricket Ground. The grand final defeat was also Tuohey's final game in rugby league.
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Who was Alan Tuohey?
Australian rugby league footballer
When was Alan Tuohey born?
Alan Tuohey was born in 1918 in Sydney.
When did Alan Tuohey die?
Alan Tuohey died in 1985.
What was Alan Tuohey's occupation?
Alan Tuohey was a rugby league player.
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