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  2. Veteran Trainer Wal Lee’s Reminiscences

    This week, Wal Lee, veteran trainer, talks of the famous Collingwood teams of 1927 to 1930 when four successive premierships were won. Virtually three Brownlow ... [ILLUSTRATED]

    Article : 1,728 words
  3. flashes from the football fields

    A MAMMOTH total of 25 behinds kicked by St. Kilda last week was regarded as the death sentence on the experimental yellow behind posts introduced a week ago. Today, St. Kilda semed to have corrected their “color blindness” by painting ...

    Article : 2,287 words
  4. Chinese Lose To Bookies And Jockeys

    ALTHOUGH in the match for the Fags For Fighters Fund at Richmond last Sunday the talented Young Chinese League footballers wer beaten ...

    Article : 221 words
  5. WHO’S WHO IN FOOTBALL

    LEAGUE leaders with 11 premierships—seven since the war of 1914—and runners-up seven times. Such is the proud record of Collingwood—the Magpies. They are among the strongest football clubs in the world. A perusal of the present senior list of the Magpies proves they are home produced. Sixteen of ... [ILLUSTRATED]

    Article : 1,886 words
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    One aspect of League football usually overlooked by the most fervent of enthusiasts—the scene at Olympic Park where umpires train as regularly as the players on Tuesday and Thursday nights. Watching Alan .Coward preparing for his rub-down after training are (from left) J. J. Prest (trainer), W. Godfred. E. Hawkins, P. Deant, R. Gilchr[?]st, G. Ball, J. Kinnsird and W. Kingdon (trainer). ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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