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Clarrie Tye

Clarence Frederick 'Clarrie' Tye (1893-1936) was an Australian rugby league player of the 1910s and 1920s who achieved representative seletion for New South Wales.
Clarrie Tye was born in St Peters, New South Wales to parents Stephen and Georgina Tye in 1893. Initially, Tye played rugby league for the Western Suburbs club for five seasons between 1914-1916 and 1919-1920. He was known as an enterprising forward who represented New South Wales in 1919 and 1921. Tye is remembered as a foundation member in the first St. George DRLFC team in their foundation year of 1921. Clarrie Tye remained at St George for seven seasons between 1921-1927 before retiring from the game.〔Heads, Ian. 'The March of the Dragons'. ISBN 0949853208 (1989 edtn)〕
Clarrie Tye died suddenly at his Peakhurst, New South Wales home on the 27 November 1936, age 43. His funeral was widely attended by many members of the St George District Rugby League Football Club and the Western Suburbs District Rugby League Football Club. His funeral was held at Woronora Crematorium, Sutherland, New South Wales.〔Sydney Morning Herald - Death and Funeral Notice 30/11/1936 (page 9)〕
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