Born: June 30, 1908
Died: Ocotber 21, 1958
Test record: 1 Test (1932) - 0 points
Tours: 1930 tour of Australia
City Rovers and Auckland prop Stan Clark toured Australia with the 1930 New Zealand team and played one Test against England at home in 1932.
Originally from the Parnell club, Clark joined City in 1929 and debuted for his province the following season before earning a spot in the Kiwis' squad.
Clark played eight matches in Australia (no Tests were scheduled) and scored tries in the last two fixtures, wins over Newcastle and Universities XIII.
The 24-year-old turned out for Auckland against England in 1932 before replacing Bob Stephenson in the New Zealand front-row for the third Test, a 20-18 loss at Carlaw Park.
Clark continued to represent Auckland and North Island until 1934.