About 'Jock' Tradd
Lived 1922 – 2000. 'Jock' Tradd was a military personnel and rugby league player.
Joffre Peter Jock Tradd (or Trad) (1922–2000) was an Australian rugby league footballer who played in the 1940s.
Playing career Tradd came to the St. George club from the N.S.W, South Coast for one season in 1946. A handy lock-forward, he was noted for his defensive game. Injuries disrupted his season with only limited appearances for the Red V. He trialled with the North Sydney club in 1947, before finishing his career as Captain/coach of the Gerringong rugby league club in 1950.
War service Tradd also enlisted in the Australian Army in World War II.
Death Tradd died on 7 June 2000 in Warrawong, New South Wales age 77.
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Who was 'Jock' Tradd?
Australian rugby league footballer
When was 'Jock' Tradd born?
'Jock' Tradd was born in 1922 in Strathfield.
When did 'Jock' Tradd die?
'Jock' Tradd died in 2000.
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'Jock' Tradd was a military personnel and rugby league player.
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