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Fred Tottey - Wikipedia

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Fred Tottey

Personal information

Full name

Frederick Tottey

Born

25 November 1909
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

Died

28 September 1977 (aged 67)
New Zealand

Playing information

Position

Wing

Club
Years	Team	Pld	T	G	FG	P
1930–37	Eastern Suburbs	74	77	0	0	231
1940	Mount Albert United	2	0	0	0	0
	Total	76	77	0	0	231
Representative
Years	Team	Pld	T	G	FG	P
1937	New South Wales	4	5	0	0	15
1931–37	NSW City	3	3	0	0	9

Source: ^[1]

As of 7 June 2019

Frederick Joseph Tottey (25 November 1909 – 1977) was a rugby league footballer who played in Australia's leading competition the New South Wales Rugby Football League.^[2]

Career

Tottey, a winger, played 74 matches for Eastern Suburbs between 1930 and 1937 before joining the English club Halifax for the 1938 season.

Tottey played his junior football in New Zealand. He joined Easts as a 17-year-old. A member of the great Eastern Suburbs sides of the 1930s, Tottey won three consecutive premierships with the club in 1935, 1936 and 1937. In those three seasons the Tricolours lost just one match.^[3]

Playing record

In the 1935 season Tottey scored 19 tries, combining with fellow threequarters Dave Brown and Rod O'Loan for an amazing aggregate of 84 tries in just eighteen games. Tottey holds one of rugby league's most amazing records – scoring tries in 15 consecutive matches. The winger scored 77 tries in total during his time at Eastern Suburbs.

Tottey was a representative of both Sydney and New South Wales and was selected for the 1937/38 Kangaroo Tour but was ruled out after suffering a broken ankle while representing New South Wales. Tottey sailed with the actual Kangaroo tourists to England where he joined his new club – Halifax RFC. He returned to Sydney and in April 1939 he travelled to Auckland with a touring team from Sydney to play 3 club matches. He played in matches with Mount Albert United and Manukau. In May he attempted to again play with Easts but Halifax refused to offer him a release as he was contracted to them until 1940.^[4] The contractual dispute was never resolved and he didn't play Rugby League or Union again in Australia.^[5] In 1940 the Mount Albert club in Auckland made several attempts to get permission for him to play for them but were unsuccessful, he did however play in their 2 preseason matches which ostensibly fell outside official rules. Tottey then switched back to the rugby union code and turned out for the Grammar side before returning to Australia mid season due to tightening travel restrictions due to the war.

Tottey died in New Zealand in 1977.

References

^ "Fred Tottey - Career Stats & Summary - Rugby League Project". Rugbyleagueproject.org.
^ "Statistics at rugbyleagueproject.org". rugbyleagueproject.org. 31 December 2018. Retrieved 1 January 2019.
^ "Men's Honour Roll". Sydney Roosters. Archived from the original on 27 March 2019. Retrieved 7 June 2019.
^ ‘League Winger. Tottey cannot play today’; Sydney Morning Herald, 27 May, 1939
^ ‘Tottey desire to play Union – may not apply’; Sydney Morning Herald, July 20, 1940, p. 16

The Encyclopedia Of Rugby League Players; Alan Whiticker & Glen Hudson

v t e Eastern Suburbs squad – 1935 NSWRFL Premiers (5th title)
1. Tom Dowling 2. Rod O'Loan 3. Ross McKinnon 4. Jack Beaton 5. Fred Tottey 6. Ernie Norman 7. Viv Thicknesse 8. Ray Stehr 9. Tom McLachlan 10. Max Nixon 11. Harry Pierce 12. Joe Pearce 13. Andy Norval Coach: Arthur Halloway

v t e Eastern Suburbs squad - 1936 NSWRFL Premiers (6th title)
1. Tom Dowling 2. Rod O'Loan 3. Dave Brown (c) 4. Jack Lynch 5. Fred Tottey 6. Ernie Norman 7. Viv Thicknesse 8. Jack Coote 9. Tom McLachlan 10. Ray Stehr 11. Harry Pierce 12. Joe Pearce 13. Andy Norval Coach: Arthur Halloway

National Rugby League season top try scorers

1908 Horrie Miller
1909 Tommy Anderson
1910 Arthur McCabe
1911 Dave Garlick
1912 Roy Algie
1913 Harold Horder
1914 Harold Horder
1915 Frank Burge
1916 Frank Burge
1917 Harold Horder
1918 Frank Burge
1919 Gordon Wright
1920 Gordon Wright
1921 Gordon Wright
1922 Cec Blinkhorn
1923 Herman Peters
1924 Tommy Kennedy
1925 Benny Wearing
1926 Benny Wearing
1927 Benny Wearing
1928 Tony Redmond
1929 Alan Brady
1930 Morrie Boyle
1931 Jack Lynch
1932 Alan Ridley
1933 Jack Gray-Spence
1934 Dave Brown, Fred Gardner & Vic Hey
1935 Dave Brown
1936 Fred Tottey
1937 Fred Tottey
1938 Don Manson
1939 Sid Goodwin
1940 Jack Lindwall
1941 Percy Dermond & Sel Lisle
1942 Jack Lindwall
1943 Cyril McMahon
1944 Sid Goodwin
1945 Chicka Cahill & Jack Snare
1946 Jack Lindwall
1947 Bob Lulham
1948 Norm Jacobson
1949 Ron Roberts
1950 Jack Troy
1951 John Graves
1952 Peter O'Brien
1953 Ian Moir
1954 Ray Preston
1955 Brian Allsop & Ian Moir
1956 Tommy Ryan
1957 Tommy Ryan
1958 Eddie Lumsden
1959 Ken Irvine
1960 Reg Gasnier
1961 Johnny King
1962 Eddie Lumsden
1963 Reg Gasnier
1964 Reg Gasnier
1965 Johnny King
1966 Ken Irvine
1967 Les Hanigan
1968 Stan Gorton
1969 Ken Irvine
1970 Ken Irvine
1971 Paul Cross
1972 Bob Fulton
1973 Bob Fulton
1974 Kevin Junee & Bill Mullins
1975 Johnny Mayes
1976 Bob Fulton
1977 Russel Gartner
1978 Larry Corowa
1979 Mitch Brennan & Tom Mooney
1980 John Ribot & Wayne Wigham
1981 Terry Fahey
1982 Steve Ella
1983 Phil Blake
1984 Terry Lamb & Steve Morris
1985 Steve Linnane
1986 Phil Blake & Garry Schofield
1987 Terry Lamb
1988 John Ferguson
1989 Gary Belcher
1990 Mal Meninga
1991 Alan McIndoe
1992 Mark Bell & Tim Brasher
1993 Noa Nadruku
1994 Steve Renouf
1995 Steven Menzies
1996 Noa Nadruku
1997 Terry Hill (ARL) Matthew Ryan (SL)
1998 Darren Smith
1999 Nathan Blacklock
2000 Nathan Blacklock
2001 Nathan Blacklock
2002 Nigel Vagana
2003 Rhys Wesser
2004 Amos Roberts
2005 Matt Bowen
2006 Nathan Merritt
2007 Matt Bowen
2008 Brett Stewart
2009 Brett Morris
2010 Shaun Kenny-Dowall & Akuila Uate
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2012 Ben Barba
2013 Michael Jennings, Jorge Taufua & David Williams
2014 Alex Johnston
2015 Semi Radradra
2016 Jordan Rapana & Suliasi Vunivalu
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2018 David Fusitu'a
2019 Maika Sivo
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