Roy Kirkaldy

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Roy Kirkaldy (c. 1910 – 13 August 1973)^[1] was a rugby league player for the Canterbury Bulldogs and for the New South Wales Rugby League team. A hooker, he joined Canterbury in 1938 at the age of 28 having played for the Waratah's in Newcastle in his younger years. He retired at the end of 1948 at the age of 38 having been in two premierships for the club, 1938 and 1942.^[2]

References

↑ Obituary in the Sydney Morning Herald, 14 August 1973
↑ "GRAND FINAL: Premiership to Canterbury". The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia). 1942-09-14. p. 9. Retrieved 2009-11-19.

Roy Kirkaldy at bulldogs.com.au

v t e Canterbury-Bankstown squad - 1938 NSWRFL premiers (1st title)

1. Tom Kirk 2. Edgar Newham 3. Alan Brady (Ca./Co.) 4. Jim Champion 5. Joe Gartner 6. Jim Duncombe 7. Roy McCarter 8. Eddie Burns 9. Roy Kirkaldy 10. Henry Porter 11. Jim McCormack 12. Roy McCallum 13. Frank Sponberg Coach: Jimmy Craig

v t e Canterbury-Bankstown squad - 1942 NSWRFL premiers (2nd title)

1. Lindsay Johnson 2. Edgar Newham 3. Ron Bailey (c) 4. Ron Knight 5. Bob Jackson 6. Tom Ezart 7. Jack Bonnyman 8. Henry Porter 9. Roy Kirkaldy 10. Eddie Burns 11. George Elley 12. Bob Farrar 13. Frank Sponberg Coach: Jerry Brien

Persondata
Name	Kirkaldy, Roy
Alternative names
Short description	Australian rugby league player and coach
Date of birth
Place of birth
Date of death	1973
Place of death	Sydney

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