Playing career
Dempsey played in the Auckland Rugby League competition at Fullback. [3] An Auckland representative, Dempsey played for New Zealand in one Test, starting at Fullback against the touring England team on 15 August 1936. [4]
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Dempsey played in the Auckland Rugby League competition at Fullback. [3] An Auckland representative, Dempsey played for New Zealand in one Test, starting at Fullback against the touring England team on 15 August 1936. [4]
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