Administrative career
Born William John Chaseling at Newtown, New South Wales in 1880, he became a legendary figure in the creation and administration of the Newtown Jets from the club's inception. He became the honorary-secretary of Newtown in 1910, and retained that capacity for 32 years until his death in 1942. In his younger days, Jack Chaseling played as a wing three-quarter in the Newtown rugby and rugby league competitions, but it was as a Rugby League administrator that he was best known and remembered. He played a big part in the code of Rugby League through his ties with the Newtown, and he was a member of the NSWRFL management committee for many years as the delegate from the Newtown club. Jack Chaseling was also the manager of the 1935Death
Jack Chaseling became ill, suddenly on the Saturday evening of 16 May 1942, after returning home from watching a Newtown v's Canterbury-Bankstown match at Henson Park. He died atCoaching career
As a part of his many and varied duties at the Newtown club over the years, he coached the first grade side on many occasions, which included the whole of theAccolades
The street entrance to Henson Park in Marrickville, New South Wales was named Jack Chaseling Drive in his honour.References
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