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Jack Quinlan

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Referee Career

All information provided below is based only on data available in the RLP database and should be used as a guide only.

Additional Notes

Served in WWI. He lost his arm during battle at Pozieres. Upon returning home. He was honoured by the Brisbane Rugby League in 1936, when the match between Wests and Valleys was named the 'Quinlan Cup' and on that day, the one-armed Quinlan was referee - his final game as a match official. - Thanks to Redcap's BRL website for this information (www.redcapsbrl.org)

Referee Career Statistics

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Representative Career - InternationalRefereeTouch JudgeVideo RefSr. Review 
Tour Matches2---List
Interstate Series1---List
Representative Career - AustraliaRefereeTouch JudgeVideo RefSr. Review 
Bulimba Cup5---List
Club Career - AustraliaRefereeTouch JudgeVideo RefSr. Review 
QRL22---List
OverallRefereeTouch JudgeVideo RefSr. Review 
First Class24---List
Australia (1919-1933)11---List

NRL/NSWRL - By Year

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19181918 QRL2---List
19191919 QRL3---List
19221922 BRL1---List
19251925 BRL1---List
19261926 BRL5---List
19271927 BRL6---List
19311931 BRL1---List
19321932 BRL2---List
19331933 BRL1---List
NRL/NSWRL (1918-1933)22---List

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