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Keith Wylie was an Australian rugby league footballer who played for South Sydney in the New South Wales Rugby League Premiership. He played three seasons with the team, playing as a winger.
Wylie played his first career game in round 11 of the 1934 season vs University. He scored two tries on debut to help his team win 30–5. [2] He played in South Sydney's 6–19 loss to Eastern Suburbs in the Semi Finals.
In 1935, Wylie scored two tries in a round 14 win over Balmain. [3] The following round, he scored three tries agwainst Newtown, helping his side win 21–13. [4] [5] South Sydney advanced to the grand final, though Wylie missed the game due to a nagging elbow injury. [6]
Wylie played his final game in round 6 of the 1936 season against North Sydney. [7] He concluded his career with 7 tries in 15 appearances.[ citation needed ]