page_title: Jack Troy
section_title: Representative career
hierarchical_section_title: Jack Troy / Representative career
caption_attribution_description: Jack Troy. Deputy Chairman of Selectors. St.George DRLFC 1971
context_page_description: John Bernard Troy, was an Australian rugby league footballer who played as a winger for Newtown and Eastern Suburbs in the New South Wales Rugby League, Australia's major rugby league competition. He also represented Australia internationally and New South Wales against Queensland.
context_section_description: In 1950, he played two matches for New South Wales and then was selected to represent Australia. He played in first Australian test side to win the ashes in 30 years in which he played in the first and third test. He is listed on the Australian Players Register as Kangaroo No. 276.
  In 1953, Troy joined the Eastern Suburbs club, but he only played in 3 matches after a constant leg injury forced his retirement. Troy is recognized as the Newtown Jets 410th player and the Tricolours 415th player.
  In his later years Jack Troy became chairman of selectors at the St. George club.
  Troy died in 1995 aged 66.
caption: Jack Troy. Dep.Chairman of Selectors at St. George Dragons, 1971.