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Frank Facer
Francis Henry 'Frank' Facer (1919 – 16 January 1978) was an Australian rugby league player of the 1940s at the North Sydney Bears and the St George Dragons. After he retired from playing, he became a noted sports administrator at the St. George Dragons from 1956 until 1978. There he was instrumental in finding and bringing to the club many future stars and played a pivotal role in building a club structure that supported a sustained record of success. ==Playing career== Born and bred in Naremburn, New South Wales to parents Albert and Violet Facer, Frank Facer became a first grade rugby league player in Sydney. He was a hooker in the Bears 1943 Grand Final loss to Newtown although he had been restricted in the game due to a leg injury. Facer played seven seasons in first grade with North Sydney Bears between 1940 and 1946, the last four of which he played at hooker. Dragons stalwart, 'Snowy' Justice had enticed Facer to join the St George Dragons in 1947 and he played four seasons with the Saints between 1947 and 1950.〔 His only representative appearance was in 1945, when he played for City against Country NSW. Facer retired after winning the 1949 Premiership with St George Dragons but it was in club administration that he became famous.〔Alan Whiticker, The Encyclopedia of Rugby League Players, 2005〕
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