About Alf Sadler
Lived 1906 – 1975 (aged 68–69). Alf Sadler was a rugby league player.
Alf Sadler (1906–1975) was an Australian rugby league footballer who played in the 1930s.
Born in 1906 to Edith May Woolmer and Samuel James Sadler.
Playing career Lower grade Five-Eighth/ Halfback, Sadler replaced the injured Jim Flower for the St. George in the 1930 Final and Grand Final.
Sadler played three first grade games during his career, his debut was against Western Suburbs in Round 4 on 17 May 1930.
In a strange coincidence, his only three first grade games were all against Wests (round 4, the Final and the Grand Final).
Sadler served in WW2 in the R.A.A.F as a mechanic. Becoming a corporal before his de-mob at the end of the war.
Sadler died on 5 July 1975 at Arncliffe, New South Wales.
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Who was Alf Sadler?
Australian rugby league player
When was Alf Sadler born?
Alf Sadler was born in 1906 in Waterloo.
When did Alf Sadler die?
Alf Sadler died on 5 July 1975.
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Alf Sadler was a rugby league player.
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