Thomas Craddock Dufty (10 March 1900 – 1 August 1955) was a New Zealand rugby league player who represented New Zealand. During World War I, Dufty served...

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Rovers. At the Auckland Domain City beat Newton (6-3) who were missing Craddock Dufty, Trevor Hall, M Herewini, and Murray who were all injured. The match...

The Auckland Star compared his play to that of Craddock Dufty, a superstar of the game at the time, “Dufty and List are the two best centres in sight, although...

miss several weeks. After a remarkable 4+1⁄2-year absence, former Kiwi Craddock Dufty turned out for City at the age of 36. He scored 47 points over the remainder...

club sides including George Paki (City), Sam Lowrie (Ponsonby), and Craddock Dufty (Athletic). There were also seven Māori players registered with the...

played on the wing with Ernest at fullback over the following 2 seasons. Craddock Dufty converted 6 of Athletic's 8 tries on his way to the leading scorer title...

Scott 2, Trevor O’Leary, J Harding Con: Les O’Leary 2, Allan Seagar Try: Drew, Quirke Con: Craddock Dufty 2 Drop: Craddock Dufty Referee: Wilfred Simpson...

Bert Avery 2, Ivan Littlewood, Lou Brown 2 Con: Craddock Dufty, Maurice Wetherill Pen: Craddock Dufty 3 Try: Toohey, Ives, Latta 2, Gray, Frank Burge...