Jack Satherley was a rugby league player. He represented the New Zealand rugby league team in five matches in 1937 and 1938, predominantly at Hooker. In the process he became the 255th player to repre
Grey Lynn Park in 1952, home of the Richmond rugby league club.
Satherley (3rd from the right, backrow) in the July 3 Richmond side
Satherley (back left) in the Richmond team which won the championship for the 3rd time
New Zealand RL team to play Far North Coast in 1938
The 1940 Auckland Rugby League season was its 32nd.
Jack Brodrick, usually in the second row for Manukau, played in the backline.
John Anderson the Marist loose forward who kicked six goals.
Wally Tittleton, the clever Richmond centre who was now in his 5th season for them after previously playing for Ngāruawahia (1930–33) and Taupiri (1934–35) in the Waikato. He had also played 15 games for New Zealand.
Brian Riley in his first appearance of the season for Ponsonby.