About Keith Wylie
Lived 1909 – 2000 (aged 90). Keith Wylie was an Australian rugby league player.
Keith Wylie was an Australian rugby league footballer who played for South Sydney in the New South Wales Rugby League Premiership. He played three seasons with the team, playing as a er.
Playing career Wylie played his first career game in round 11 of the 1934 season vs University. He scored two tries on debut to help his team win 30–5. He played in South Sydney's 6–19 loss to Eastern Suburbs in the Semi Finals.
In 1935, Wylie scored two tries in a round 14 win over Balmain. The following round, he scored three tries agwainst Newtown, helping his side win 21–13. South Sydney advanced to the grand final, though Wylie missed the game due to a nagging elbow injury.
Wylie played his final game in round 6 of the 1936 season against North Sydney. He concluded his career with 7 tries in 15 appearances.
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Frequently asked questions
Who was Keith Wylie?
Australian rugby league footballer
When was Keith Wylie born?
Keith Wylie was born on 28 August 1909.
When did Keith Wylie die?
Keith Wylie died on 23 July 2000.
What was Keith Wylie's occupation?
Keith Wylie was a rugby league player.
What nationality was Keith Wylie?
Keith Wylie was Australian.
Sources & further reading
· DBpedia: Keith Wylie (rugby league)
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