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Australian rugby league player and coach (1939–2022)
representative games Raper played at lock forward and opposed one of the great locks of that era in Britain’s Vince Karalius. In 1959 Raper joined St George
Johnny_Raper
Australian rugby league footballer (died 2026)
family with his older brother Johnny Raper going on to become an immortal of the game and his nephews Aaron Raper and Stuart Raper going on to forge careers
Maurie_Raper
Australian rugby league footballer and coach (1945–2026)
President’s Cup side in 1964. His younger brother was footballer Johnny Raper. Raper served as a lock forward for Canterbury-Bankstown joining them in
Ron_Raper
Australian rugby league footballer (born 1965)
legend Johnny Raper and he also is the only Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks coach to win the President's Cup (under-21s) for the club in 1994. Raper originally
Stuart_Raper
Australian rugby league footballer (born 1971)
the son of rugby league immortal Johnny Raper and the brother of former Cronulla Sharks head coach Stuart Raper. Raper was graded by the Cronulla Sharks
Aaron_Raper
Australian rugby league footballer
the second greatest Australian lock ever, behind the "King of Locks" Johnny Raper. He played 151 games for South Sydney from 1964 to 1971 and 108 games
Ron_Coote
Australian rugby league club, based in Sydney, NSW that folded in 1998
names such as Reg Gasnier and Johnny Raper were highly familiar as were later those of Graeme Langlands, Billy Smith and Johnny King. 1963 was a particularly
St._George_Dragons
Australia international rugby league footballer, cricketer, commentator & broadcaster
Australian game on 27 September 2012 joining other greats: Bob Fulton, John Raper, Clive Churchill, Reg Gasnier, Graeme Langlands, Wally Lewis and Arthur
Andrew_Johns
Australian players named as the nation's greatest
of former Test captains Clive Churchill, Bob Fulton, Reg Gasnier, and Johnny Raper. Although Rugby League Week (RLW) did not hold any official affiliation
Immortals_(rugby_league)
Australian rugby league footballer (1939–2014)
post-war "Immortals" of the Australian game along with Clive Churchill, Johnny Raper and Bob Fulton. In December of that year, he was inducted into the Sport
Reg_Gasnier
Surname list
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Raper
Australian semi professional rugby league club, based in Newcastle, NSW
including Wally Prigg, a member of the Australian Rugby League Hall of Fame. Johnny Raper, another member of the Australian Rugby League Hall of Fame played for
Western_Suburbs_Rosellas
Australia international rugby league footballer
Australian Players Register as Kangaroo No. 332. He alternated with Johnny Raper between lock and five-eighth during the tour. Clay played 200 club games
Brian_Clay
Australian rugby league footballer and coach (1932–2021)
com. 20 July 2022. Norm Provan at eraofthebiff.com "Immortal designate: Raper pushes for Provan ahead of Andrew Johns" BY BRAD FORREST 12 February 2008
Norm_Provan
4th Rugby League World Cup tournament
France. The stars of the Australian team in the tournament were skipper Johnny Raper, second-rower Ron Coote, who scored spectacular tries in each and every
1968_Rugby_League_World_Cup
Rugby league tour (1967–1968)
four tour matches in England, Johnny Raper was appointed captain for the Third Test Match against Great Britain. Raper captained the side in each of the
1967–68 Kangaroo tour of Great Britain and France
1967–68_Kangaroo_tour_of_Great_Britain_and_France
Australian rugby league footballer and coach
initial four post-war "Immortals" of the Australian game alongside Fulton, Raper and Gasnier. In 1986, the newly built Clive Churchill Stand at the Sydney
Clive_Churchill
Australia international rugby league footballer
favorably compared against other noted rugby league speedsters such as Johnny Bliss, Michael Cleary (a 1962 Commonwealth Games 100 yards Bronze Medallist
Ken_Irvine
Australian RL coach and former Australia international rugby league footballer
Premiers (9th Title) 1 Kevin McDonald 2 Johnny King 3 Johnny Riley 4 Reg Gasnier 5 Eddie Lumsden 6 Johnny Raper 7 George Evans 8 Monty Porter 9 Ian Walsh
Ian_Walsh_(rugby_league)
Australian former RL coach & Australia international rugby league footballer
seventh selected post-war "Immortal" of the Australian game with Churchill, Raper, Gasnier, Fulton, Langlands and Wally Lewis. In February 2008, Beetson was
Arthur_Beetson
Rugby league football club, based in Marrickville, NSW
compete in school competitions. Some notable Newtown juniors include, Johnny Raper (Camperdown Dragons), Ron Sigsworth & Phil Sigsworth (Newtown Hawks)
Newtown_Jets
Australian rugby league footballer and coach (born 1959)
the best I've ever seen in the rugby codes, and my memory goes back to Raper and Gasnier, Catchpole and Hawthorne." Peter Meares, Australian sports commentator
Wally_Lewis
Australian RL coach and former Australia international rugby league footballer
joining original Immortals Clive Churchill, Bob Fulton, Reg Gasnier, and Johnny Raper who had been chosen in 1981 by noted publication Rugby League Week. In
Graeme_Langlands
2023 Japanese entertainment industry scandal
In 2023, it was revealed that Johnny Kitagawa (1931–2019), the founder of the Japanese talent agency Johnny & Associates, had committed repeated acts
Johnny Kitagawa sexual abuse scandal
Johnny_Kitagawa_sexual_abuse_scandal
Australian rugby league footballer (born 1960)
National Rugby League Hall of Fame 2002 Clive Churchill Reg Gasnier Johnny Raper Graeme Langlands Bob Fulton Wally Lewis 2003 Dally Messenger Dave Brown
Mal_Meninga
Australian rugby league footballer (1883–1959)
Beetson 9. Noel Kelly 10. Duncan Hall 11. Norm Provan 12. Ron Coote 13. Johnny Raper 14. Graeme Langlands 15. Dally Messenger 16. Bob Fulton 17. Frank Burge
Dally_Messenger
Australian rugby league footballer and coach (1942–2026)
permanent place in 1963 when Reg Gasnier's first and second-choice partners (Johnny Riley and Dave Brown) were both forced out by injury. Billy Smith went on
Billy Smith (rugby league, born 1942)
Billy_Smith_(rugby_league,_born_1942)
Australian rugby league footballer and coach
Johnny Cecil King (born 2 July 1942) is an Australian former rugby league footballer and coach. He was a winger with the St. George Dragons for the last
Johnny_King
Australian RL coach and former rugby league footballer
minutes to go and the score still favouring Saints 5–3, St George winger Johnny King scored a match winning try with Wests players claiming that King had
Jack_Gibson_(rugby_league)
Australian RL coach and former Australia international rugby league footballer
Premiers (9th Title) 1 Kevin McDonald 2 Johnny King 3 Johnny Riley 4 Reg Gasnier 5 Eddie Lumsden 6 Johnny Raper 7 George Evans 8 Monty Porter 9 Ian Walsh
Billy Wilson (Australian rugby league)
Billy_Wilson_(Australian_rugby_league)
Australia dual-code rugby international footballer and coach
Porter 12 Norm Provan 13 Johnny Raper v t e St. George Dragons squad – 1961 NSWRFL Premiers (8th Title) 1 Brian Graham 2 Johnny King 3 Dave Brown 4 Reg
Ken_Kearney
Rugby league tour (1959–1960)
Second-row 23 14 st. 6 lb. (92 kg) Townsville Souths 3 22 4 0 0 12 Johnny Raper Five-eighth, Lock 20 13 st. 2 lb. (83 kg) St George 4 17 14 0 0 42 Elton
1959–60_Kangaroo_tour
Australian rugby league player
Zealand in 1965 with the national team, taking the place of an injured Johnny Raper. At club level, Pannowitz was a stalwart of the Maitland Pickers, for
Terry_Pannowitz
Australia international rugby league footballer & coach
Beetson 9. Noel Kelly 10. Duncan Hall 11. Norm Provan 12. Ron Coote 13. Johnny Raper 14. Graeme Langlands 15. Dally Messenger 16. Bob Fulton 17. Frank Burge
Frank_Burge
Australian rugby league footballer and administrator (1935-2011)
Premiers (9th Title) 1 Kevin McDonald 2 Johnny King 3 Johnny Riley 4 Reg Gasnier 5 Eddie Lumsden 6 Johnny Raper 7 George Evans 8 Monty Porter 9 Ian Walsh
Monty_Porter
Australian rugby league coach and former player (1924–2008)
– 1959 NSWRFL Premiers (6th Title) 1 Brian Graham 2 Eddie Lumsden 3 Johnny Raper 4 Geoff Weekes 5 Brian Messiter 6 Brian Clay 7 Bob Bugden 8 Harry Bath
Harry_Bath
Rugby league competition
pass or catch the ball so he swapped places with Johnny Raper and played out the second half at lock. Raper also set up the best movement of the match when
1963_NSWRFL_season
Johnny Riley (born 22 June 1939) is an Australian former professional rugby league footballer who played in the 1950s and 1960s. Riley was a St. George
Johnny_Riley
Australian sports commentator (born 1943)
National Rugby League Hall of Fame 2002 Clive Churchill Reg Gasnier Johnny Raper Graeme Langlands Bob Fulton Wally Lewis 2003 Dally Messenger Dave Brown
Ray_Warren
Australia international rugby league footballer and coach (1947–2021)
initial four post-war "Immortals" of the Australian game alongside Churchill, Raper and Gasnier. Fulton was also inducted into the Sport Australia Hall of Fame
Bob_Fulton
Senior men's sports team
(1962–1964) Billy Wilson (1963) Ian Walsh (1963–1966) Peter Gallagher (1967) Johnny Raper (1967–1968) John Sattler (1969–1970) Graeme Langlands (1970–1975) Phil
Australia national rugby league team
Australia_national_rugby_league_team
Best all-time Australian players at each rugby position, 1908–2008
Eastern Suburbs NSW 1964–78 23 Test & World Cup matches 3 as captain 13. Johnny Raper Lock Newtown, St George, Wests Newcastle, Kurri Kurri NSW 1957–69 39
Australian Rugby League's Team of the Century
Australian_Rugby_League's_Team_of_the_Century
Australian politician, rugby union footballer, and rugby league footballer and coach
Premiers (9th Title) 1 Kevin McDonald 2 Johnny King 3 Johnny Riley 4 Reg Gasnier 5 Eddie Lumsden 6 Johnny Raper 7 George Evans 8 Monty Porter 9 Ian Walsh
Kevin_Ryan_(rugby)
Australian rugby league footballer
Beetson 9. Noel Kelly 10. Duncan Hall 11. Norm Provan 12. Ron Coote 13. Johnny Raper 14. Graeme Langlands 15. Dally Messenger 16. Bob Fulton 17. Frank Burge
Brian_Bevan
England international dual-code rugby footballer & rugby league coach
National Rugby League Hall of Fame 2002 Clive Churchill Reg Gasnier Johnny Raper Graeme Langlands Bob Fulton Wally Lewis 2003 Dally Messenger Dave Brown
Sam_Burgess
Rugby league tour (1963–1964)
Though on this day there was none better than Kangaroos lock forward Johnny Raper who while not scoring himself, had a hand in 9 of his teams 12 tries
1963–64 Kangaroo tour of Great Britain and France
1963–64_Kangaroo_tour_of_Great_Britain_and_France
Australia international rugby league player
Johns Noel Kelly Graeme Langlands Jimmy Lisle Barry Muir Paul Quinn Johnny Raper Barry Rushworth Kevin Ryan Kevin Smyth Frank Stanton Dick Thornett Ken
Les_Johns
Australian rugby league footballer and broadcaster
National Rugby League Hall of Fame 2002 Clive Churchill Reg Gasnier Johnny Raper Graeme Langlands Bob Fulton Wally Lewis 2003 Dally Messenger Dave Brown
Peter_Sterling_(rugby_league)
Australian RL coach and former Australia international rugby league footballer
Wales Colts against Great Britain playing alongside future greats in Johnny Raper and Ian Walsh. From his country position at Wagga he was first selected
Brian_Hambly
Australia international rugby league footballer
Kelly Eddie Lumsden Gary Parcell Don Parish Jim Paterson Johnny Raper Elton Rasmussen Johnny Riley Ian Walsh Harry Wells Billy Wilson Coach: Clive Churchill
Harry_Wells_(rugby_league)
Australian rugby league footballer and administrator (1936–2019)
Premiers (9th Title) 1 Kevin McDonald 2 Johnny King 3 Johnny Riley 4 Reg Gasnier 5 Eddie Lumsden 6 Johnny Raper 7 George Evans 8 Monty Porter 9 Ian Walsh
Eddie_Lumsden_(rugby_league)
Australian rugby league footballer
National Rugby League Hall of Fame 2002 Clive Churchill Reg Gasnier Johnny Raper Graeme Langlands Bob Fulton Wally Lewis 2003 Dally Messenger Dave Brown
Danny_Buderus
Australia international rugby league footballer
Premiers (9th Title) 1 Kevin McDonald 2 Johnny King 3 Johnny Riley 4 Reg Gasnier 5 Eddie Lumsden 6 Johnny Raper 7 George Evans 8 Monty Porter 9 Ian Walsh
Elton_Rasmussen
Australian rugby league football club
second-rower Sean Ryan, prop Adam Ritson, and hooker Aaron Raper, son of another Immortal, Johnny Raper. However, Cronulla were forced into receivership in 1993
Cronulla-Sutherland_Sharks
Australian rugby league referee
National Rugby League Hall of Fame 2002 Clive Churchill Reg Gasnier Johnny Raper Graeme Langlands Bob Fulton Wally Lewis 2003 Dally Messenger Dave Brown
Bill_Harrigan
Australian rugby league player and coach
Lumsden, Brian "Poppa" Clay, Harry Bath and future rugby league Immortal Johnny Raper. Following his coaching stint at Manly, Arthurson became the club's secretary
Ken_Arthurson
Australian rugby league footballer and coach (1931–2022)
Bolton, to be dismissed in favour of St. George legend (and ex-Jet) Johnny Raper and Bob Carnegie. After coaching Broughton worked as New South Wales
Paul_Broughton
Representative rugby league team for New South Wales
Position Player Glenn Lazarus – PR Ron Coote – SR Norm Provan – SR Johnny Raper – LK Wally Prigg – positions Dave Brown – positions Steve Rogers – positions
New South Wales rugby league team
New_South_Wales_rugby_league_team
from Queensland and include: Clive Churchill, Bob Fulton, Reg Gasnier, Johnny Raper, Graeme Langlands, Wally Lewis, Arthur Beetson, Andrew Johns, Dave Brown
Rugby_league_in_Australia
Australian rugby league player (1936–2019)
Lumsden 6 Brian Clay 7 Bob Bugden 8 Kevin Brown 9 Peter Armstrong 10 Billy Wilson (c) 11 Kevin Ryan 12 Norm Provan 13 Johnny Raper Coach: Ken Kearney
Peter Armstrong (rugby league)
Peter_Armstrong_(rugby_league)
Australian rugby league player
against Great Britain at Lang Park in 1962, deputising injured lock Johnny Raper. He spent the 1963 season coaching Narrandera, then had two years as
George Smith (rugby league, born 1930)
George_Smith_(rugby_league,_born_1930)
Rugby league competition
yards. It was a tough encounter with fiery forward charges from Provan, Johnny Raper and Kevin Ryan. The scrums in particular were no place for the faint-hearted
1965_NSWRFL_season
Rugby league competition
the second half, Dragons halfback Billy Smith sliced through and found Johnny Raper who got to the Balmain 25-yard line before finding prop Kevin Ryan in
1966_NSWRFL_season
Rugby league competition
Gasnier and keeping him bottled up. Saints' best were Ryan, Ian Walsh and Johnny Raper playing at five-eighth in place of Brian Clay whose injury prone season
1962_NSWRFL_season
RL coach & former Australian professional rugby league footballer
coaches Ken Kearney (1967–69) Tommy Bishop (1970–73) Noel Thornton (1974) Johnny Raper (1975–76) Ted Glossop (1977) Norm Provan (1978–79) Tommy Bishop (1980)
Steve Price (rugby league, born 1977)
Steve_Price_(rugby_league,_born_1977)
Welsh-Australian rugby league footballer (1934–2024)
Kelly Eddie Lumsden Gary Parcell Don Parish Jim Paterson Johnny Raper Elton Rasmussen Johnny Riley Ian Walsh Harry Wells Billy Wilson Coach: Clive Churchill
Keith_Barnes
Australia international rugby league footballer & coach
Kelly Eddie Lumsden Gary Parcell Don Parish Jim Paterson Johnny Raper Elton Rasmussen Johnny Riley Ian Walsh Harry Wells Billy Wilson Coach: Clive Churchill
Brian_Carlson
Australia international rugby league footballer
National Rugby League Hall of Fame 2002 Clive Churchill Reg Gasnier Johnny Raper Graeme Langlands Bob Fulton Wally Lewis 2003 Dally Messenger Dave Brown
Cooper_Cronk
13 on-field positions in the sport
feature in their nation's Halls of Fame include Australia's Ron Coote, Johnny Raper, Bradley Clyde and Wally Prigg, Great Britain's Vince Karalius, Ellery
Rugby_league_positions
Australian rugby league footballer
Smith 5 Eddie Lumsden 6 Bruce Pollard 7 George Evans 8 Monty Porter 9 Ian Walsh 10 Kevin Ryan 11 Elton Rasmussen 12 Norm Provan (Ca./Co.) 13 Johnny Raper
Bruce_Pollard
List compiled in 2007–2008
Parramatta, Wakefield Trinity Wally Prigg, St George Norm Provan, St George Johnny Raper, Newtown, St George Tom Raudonikis, Western Suburbs, Newtown Steve Roach
Australian rugby league's 100 greatest players
Australian_rugby_league's_100_greatest_players
Australian rugby league footballer, coach and sports journalist
Jack Gibson (1973) Clarrie Jeffries (1974–76) Paul Broughton (1977–78) Johnny Raper (1978) Warren Ryan (1979–82) Brian Moore (1983) v t e Canterbury-Bankstown
Warren_Ryan
Australian rugby league footballer
ISBN 978-1-877082-93-1. Brad Forrest (12 February 2008). "Immortal designate: Raper pushes for Provan ahead of Andrew Johns". St George and Sutherland Shire
Peter_Provan
Australian rugby league footballer (born 1983)
National Rugby League Hall of Fame 2002 Clive Churchill Reg Gasnier Johnny Raper Graeme Langlands Bob Fulton Wally Lewis 2003 Dally Messenger Dave Brown
Johnathan_Thurston
Australian rugby league footballer
National Rugby League Hall of Fame 2002 Clive Churchill Reg Gasnier Johnny Raper Graeme Langlands Bob Fulton Wally Lewis 2003 Dally Messenger Dave Brown
Cameron Smith (rugby league, born 1983)
Cameron_Smith_(rugby_league,_born_1983)
1988 film by Bud S. Smith
Johnny Be Good is a 1988 American comedy film directed by Bud S. Smith, starring Anthony Michael Hall as the main character, Johnny Walker. The film also
Johnny_Be_Good
Australian RL coach and former Australia international rugby league footballer
National Rugby League Hall of Fame 2002 Clive Churchill Reg Gasnier Johnny Raper Graeme Langlands Bob Fulton Wally Lewis 2003 Dally Messenger Dave Brown
Dave Brown (rugby league, born 1913)
Dave_Brown_(rugby_league,_born_1913)
Professional sports hall of fame in New South Wales, Australia
of fame in 2002 including legends of the sport such as Reg Gasnier, Johnny Raper and Wally Lewis. In 2003 another six members were added to the elite
National Rugby League Hall of Fame
National_Rugby_League_Hall_of_Fame
Australian rugby league footballer (1935–2021)
Smith 5 Eddie Lumsden 6 Brian Clay 7 George Evans 8 Robin Gourley 9 Ian Walsh 10 Kevin Ryan 11 Elton Rasmussen 12 Norm Provan (Ca./Co.) 13 Johnny Raper
Robin_Gourley
Australian rugby league player and coach
before the end of the 2006 season. In 2007, Stuart took over from Stuart Raper as head coach of Cronulla with a two-year contract, which was then extended
Ricky_Stuart
Australian rugby league footballer and coach
coaches Ken Kearney (1967–69) Tommy Bishop (1970–73) Noel Thornton (1974) Johnny Raper (1975–76) Ted Glossop (1977) Norm Provan (1978–79) Tommy Bishop (1980)
John_Morris_(rugby_league)
Australian professional RL coach and former rugby league footballer
(1957–61) Norm Provan (1962–65) Ian Walsh (1966–67) Norm Provan (1968) Johnny Raper (1969) Jack Gibson (1970–71) Graeme Langlands (1972–76) John Bailey (1976)
Brian Smith (rugby league, born 1954)
Brian_Smith_(rugby_league,_born_1954)
Suburb of Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Lisa Jackson Pulver, epidemiologist (born 1959) Johnny Raper, rugby league player (1939–2022) Maurie Raper, rugby league player Sean Russo, paralympian (born
Revesby,_New_South_Wales
Australian sports commentator (1953–2024)
National Rugby League Hall of Fame 2002 Clive Churchill Reg Gasnier Johnny Raper Graeme Langlands Bob Fulton Wally Lewis 2003 Dally Messenger Dave Brown
David_Morrow_(commentator)
Simms LW 2 Johnny Rhodes RC 3 Graeme Langlands LC 4 Johnny Greaves RW 5 Lionel Williamson FE 6 Bob Fulton HB 7 Billy Smith LK 8 Johnny Raper (c) SR 9 Ron
1968 Rugby League World Cup final
1968_Rugby_League_World_Cup_final
Rugby league competition
conceded an average of ten points. Future Immortals Reg Gasnier and Johnny Raper both debuted for St. George in first grade in 1959 and both made the
1959_NSWRFL_season
Australian rugby league footballer (1942–2023)
(captain) Johnny Raper (vice-captain) Peter Gallagher (vice-captain) Tony Branson Ron Coote Noel Gallagher John Gleeson Kevin Goldspink Johnny Greaves Les
John_Sattler
Rugby league competition
scored after nine minutes when Norm Provan from dummy-half passed to Johnny Raper who sent Clay away to the corner. Close to the sideline and fifteen metres
1961_NSWRFL_season
Australian rugby league footballer
Premiers (9th Title) 1 Kevin McDonald 2 Johnny King 3 Johnny Riley 4 Reg Gasnier 5 Eddie Lumsden 6 Johnny Raper 7 George Evans 8 Monty Porter 9 Ian Walsh
George_Evans_(rugby_league)
3rd Rugby League World Cup tournament
Gruppi Frank Myler Austin Rhodes Mick Sullivan Tom Hadfield 1 Noel Kelly Johnny Raper Harry Wells Jacques Dubon Eric Ashton Billy Boston Brian McTigue Alex
1960_Rugby_League_World_Cup
Australian RL coach & former Australia international rugby league footballer
coaches Ken Kearney (1967–69) Tommy Bishop (1970–73) Noel Thornton (1974) Johnny Raper (1975–76) Ted Glossop (1977) Norm Provan (1978–79) Tommy Bishop (1980)
Chris_Anderson_(rugby)
Australian rugby league player
Johns Noel Kelly Graeme Langlands Jimmy Lisle Barry Muir Paul Quinn Johnny Raper Barry Rushworth Kevin Ryan Kevin Smyth Frank Stanton Dick Thornett Ken
John_Cleary_(rugby)
Australian rugby league footballer
– 1959 NSWRFL Premiers (6th Title) 1 Brian Graham 2 Eddie Lumsden 3 Johnny Raper 4 Geoff Weekes 5 Brian Messiter 6 Brian Clay 7 Bob Bugden 8 Harry Bath
Brian_Graham_(rugby_league)
Rugby league competition
before channeling a pass to Johnny King who sped down the left wing for 20 yards to score a diving try. Test winger Johnny King thus kept intact his grand
1964_NSWRFL_season
Australian rugby league player
(captain) Johnny Raper (vice-captain) Peter Gallagher (vice-captain) Tony Branson Ron Coote Noel Gallagher John Gleeson Kevin Goldspink Johnny Greaves Les
Noel_Gallagher_(rugby_league)
Australia dual-code rugby international footballer
Kelly Eddie Lumsden Gary Parcell Don Parish Jim Paterson Johnny Raper Elton Rasmussen Johnny Riley Ian Walsh Harry Wells Billy Wilson Coach: Clive Churchill
Rex_Mossop
Australian rugby league footballer and coach (1937–2022)
on 13 June 1959 at the Sydney Cricket Ground along with Reg Gasnier, Johnny Raper and Noel Kelly and played in all three Tests against the Kiwis. Later
Barry_Muir
Australian RL coach and former rugby league footballer
coaches Ken Kearney (1967–69) Tommy Bishop (1970–73) Noel Thornton (1974) Johnny Raper (1975–76) Ted Glossop (1977) Norm Provan (1978–79) Tommy Bishop (1980)
Josh_Hannay
Ron Coote (who is regarded as Australia's second best ever lock, after Johnny Raper), Bob McCarthy (who scored over 100 first grade tries), Gary Stevens
History of the South Sydney Rabbitohs
History_of_the_South_Sydney_Rabbitohs
Australia international rugby league footballer
(captain) Johnny Raper (vice-captain) Peter Gallagher (vice-captain) Tony Branson Ron Coote Noel Gallagher John Gleeson Kevin Goldspink Johnny Greaves Les
Peter Gallagher (rugby league, born 1937)
Peter_Gallagher_(rugby_league,_born_1937)
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