Leeds had a player called Wilf Rosenburg who's nickname was the flying dentist I think he was jewish cannot think of anyone else

i was quite young ,but i can remember him swerving past a certain "Mick Sullivan"

There was a Darren Coen who played for Bramley, amongst several other teams (including Dewsbury) - I think that he was Jewish.

I've no idea of his religious background or beliefs but Darren Coen, IIRC, started out at Bramley and came to prominence in the 1st Division (as it was back then) at Castleford for a few seasons in the early eighties.

He scored 43 or 44 tries in one season that still maybe a record helped by that underrated centre Derek Hallas who would straighten his run into the gap and "fix" the winger before giving Rosenberg a chance. Wilf was a great finisher with pace and there were many photos in the papers (the Green Un etc) of him horizontal to the ground several feet in the air - hence the nickname the flying winger. (or Dentist)

The 44 he scored in the 1960/61 season is still a Leeds Post-War try scoring record yes. Eric Harris would regularly exceed that figure in the thirties, topping out with a 63 in 1935/36.

The closest any Leeds player has come since Rosenberg I guess would be Ellery Hanley in 1994/95 with 41.