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Broken hill 1967
Looks a bit like Ignatius Jones
Attack on Saxby
Several lost ties
trove.nla.gov.au
Several lost ties
UMPIRE SAXBY MOBBED - Carried Unconscious from Adelaide Oval POLICE STRUGGLE WITH ANGRY BARRACKERS - The Mail (Adelaide, SA : 1912 - 1954) - 14 Aug 1926
An unprecedented scene took place on the Adelaide Oval at the conclusion of the Sturt v. West football match today when more than a thousand people were concerned in an attack on Umpire F. S. C. Saxby by angry West supporters. ...
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Tas Statewide graphics Mid 1990s
1988 Grand Final
Fell off the lounge ' listening to it on the wireless
Fell off the lounge ' listening to it on the wireless
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Any idea what the red numbers stand for?
Waratahs v St Mary's 1980
Conversation with former Darwin Buffaloes captain John Paterson
very little football mentioned
www.abc.net.au
very little football mentioned
The tin hut that's still standing - ABC listen
Dr John Paterson grew up in a tin hut in rural Darwin. He helped hold it down during Cyclone Tracy and has taken care of it so it still stands today. John learnt many lessons in that tin hut, which have followed him through life
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Bill Walker rover for Swan Districts in the 60s (from 2021)
www.6pr.com.au
Everyone's Got a Story | Bill Walker
West Australian football legend Bill Walker joined Millsy on Wednesday for Everyone’s Got a Story. He spoke about his extensive football career representing the Swan Districts Football Club in the West Australian National Football League. Press PLAY to hear his story
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I'm not 100% sure, but it could be games played and goals kicked prior to the game. I'm just going by that assumption because of Fred Cook's numbers.
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Not much to this article, but they do mention Fitzroy
www.theguardian.com
The curious case of Chris Kiernan: 1899 grand final mystery remains unsolved | Jack Snape
Lions and Swans last met in a decider 125 years ago as Fitzroy and South Melbourne when the match took a strange turn even before it began
Not much to this article, but they do mention Fitzroy
The curious case of Chris Kiernan: 1899 grand final mystery remains unsolved | Jack Snape
Lions and Swans last met in a decider 125 years ago as Fitzroy and South Melbourne when the match took a strange turn even before it began
John Watts knight of the Hutt River province for a week
Photos from sporting life July 1948
"How a great footballer is made"
article doesn't mention any other recruit by name other than John Drum
but i imagine you experts could probably work out who these are
"How a great footballer is made"
article doesn't mention any other recruit by name other than John Drum
but i imagine you experts could probably work out who these are
De Lacy v Austin Robertson on the quality of WAFL premier 1947
Footy star's sporting feats celebrated 82 years after he died in WWII
Harold Ball had a footy CV that anyone would envy, but the world was at war and a higher duty called.
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