1890 Holebrook Football Team – STFA & State Premiers

1890 Holebrook Football Team – Premiers of North and South

Back Row:  G Morley, F Hudson, H Thompson, C Barlow, W Shea, A Stuart, C Gibson, J Donnellan, W C Howe, J K. Reid (Hon. Sec.)

Middle Row: T Munro, P Tabart, A Cook, W Gosman, C J Eady (Captain), F Reynolds, J S. Howe

Front Row: H Green, R Dawes, P Willing, J McKenzie, P Lovett, W Jeffrey

Scores:  Holebrook v Railway – STFA Final

STFA Premiership Game – 6^th September 1890 – (Wet Day – Heavy Rain)

Holebrook          1.5         1.8         1.8         3.11 (29)
Railway               .4           .5           2.7          2.7   (19)

Best Holebrook: R Dawes, F Hudson, E Stephens, P Willing, C J Eady
Railway: W Gregg (B.O.G), F Langford, E Collins, T Hehir, R Langworthy

Goals Holebrook: P Lovett, P Willing, C J Eady (Drop Kick)
Railway: W Gregg, J Dunlop

Venue: Risdon Ground – Attendance: Large
Umpire: T Bagley Goal Umpires: C McAllan, J K Reid

Team Lists:

Holebrook:  C J Eady (Captain), S Howe, C Barlow, A Cook, R Dawes, C Gibson, W Gosman, H Henri, W Howe, F Hudson,            W Jeffrey, P Lovett, J McKenzie, T Munro, F Reynolds, W Shea, E Stephens, A Stuart, H Thompson, P Willing

Railway:  D Jolly, R Langworthy, J Sibley, C Richards, W Gregg, J Briggs, S Dunlop, F Langford, T Hehir, A Nicholson (Captain), Lloyd, C Cherry, W Markham, E Collins, W Moore, J Agree, W Cooper, E Jolly, J Carney,  J Gallagher

1901 Fitzroy Football Club – Hobart

1901 Fitzroy Football Club – Hobart

1911 Tasmanian ANFC Team

1911 Tasmanian ANFC Team

1911 ANFC Photo Montage

1911 Australian National Football Carnival photo montage of each state team

1913 Practising School Premiers Team Photo by Verrellʻs Studio Liverpool Street Hobart

1913 Practising School Premiers Team Photo by Verrellʻs Studio Liverpool Street Hobart

1920’s Horrie Gorringe portrait

Late 1920’s Horrie Gorringe portrait which hung in the hallway of the grandstand at North Hobart oval with other notable players from the early 1900’s.  This portrait has seen better days but a photo of the original was sent to us by the family of Albert Collier.

Also see photo above of the photo with Horrie’s grandson Tim and great grandsons.

Unfortunately the item has got wet over the years and some of the portrait has faded and smudged.

1923 Southern Tasmania Team

1923 Southern Tasmania Team who defeated South Australia at the Adelaide Oval, 21st July 1923

21^st July 1923

Southern Tasmania v South Australia at the Adelaide Oval

Scores:
Southern Tasmania 14 14 (98) defeated South Australia 9 12 (66)

Crowd: 24,000

Goal Kickers:

Southern Tasmania: W Mayman (3), C Deane (3), H Brooks (2), H Gorringe (2), H O Smith, A Mortimer, J Charlesworth, C C Wills

South Australia: M Waye (4), L Marvell (2), L Dayman, J Nicholls

Best:

Southern Tasmania:  H Gorringe, J Charlesworth, C Deane, J Dunn, A Mortimer, W Mayman, V Geard, P Martyn, M Stuart, F Odgers, E Smith

South Australia: M Waye, E Colquhoun, J Nicholls, L Dayman, L Mills, Banon, W Oliver, L Marvell

Umpire:  H Craven

Teams

Southern Tsmania:  Les Stevens, Hector Brooks, H O (Nip) Smith, Horrie Gorringe, Perc Martyn, Bill Mayman (Capt), Eric (Leisha) Smith, Jack Charlesworth, Merv Stuart, Alan Mortimer, Keith Downie, Vic Geard, Jack Dunn (V/Capt), Eric Byrne, Colin Deane, Fred Odgers, C C Wills, Alan Leitch – Reserves: Max Munro, Dick Freeman, Ron Byrne, Laurie Sheen

South Australia: Victor Richardson (Capt), L Mills, J Nicholls, L Marvell, M Allingham, H Pain, W Heinrichs, L Dayman, M Waye, J Vickers, E Colquhoun, J Strugnell, M Huxtable, A Dobson, W Oliver, Jackson, Williams, Banon, J W Daly, Sibley, Zevern

1923 Southern Tasmanian Football Team

1923 Southern Tasmanian Football Team v South Australia

21^st July 1923

Southern Tasmania v South Australia at the Adelaide Oval

Scores:
Southern Tasmania 14 14 (98) defeated South Australia 9 12 (66)

Crowd: 24,000

Goal Kickers:

Southern Tasmania: W Mayman (3), C Deane (3), H Brooks (2), H Gorringe (2), H O Smith, A Mortimer, J Charlesworth, C C Wills

South Australia: M Waye (4), L Marvell (2), L Dayman, J Nicholls

Best:

Southern Tasmania:  H Gorringe, J Charlesworth, C Deane, J Dunn, A Mortimer, W Mayman, V Geard, P Martyn, M Stuart, F Odgers, E Smith

South Australia: M Waye, E Colquhoun, J Nicholls, L Dayman, L Mills, Banon, W Oliver, L Marvell

Umpire:  H Craven

Teams

Southern Tsmania:  Les Stevens, Hector Brooks, H O (Nip) Smith, Horrie Gorringe, Perc Martyn, Bill Mayman (Capt), Eric (Leisha) Smith, Jack Charlesworth, Merv Stuart, Alan Mortimer, Keith Downie, Vic Geard, Jack Dunn (V/Capt), Eric Byrne, Colin Deane, Fred Odgers, C C Wills, Alan Leitch – Reserves: Max Munro, Dick Freeman, Ron Byrne, Laurie Sheen

South Australia: Victor Richardson (Capt), L Mills, J Nicholls, L Marvell, M Allingham, H Pain, W Heinrichs, L Dayman, M Waye, J Vickers, E Colquhoun, J Strugnell, M Huxtable, A Dobson, W Oliver, Jackson, Williams, Banon, J W Daly, Sibley, Zevern

Photo presented to Mr Jack Sharp – Manager of the Southern Team

1924 Australian National Football Carnival Print – Hobart

1924 Australian National Football Council – state team photo montage

1927 Tasmanian Carnival Team

1927 Tasmanian Carnival Team – Melbourne

1928 City Football Club – NTFA PREMIERS

1928 City Football Club – NTFA PREMIERS (Launceston)

29^th September 1928 (NTFA Grand Final)

City v North Launceston at York Park

Scores:
City 8 6 (54) defeated North Launceston 5 8 (38)

Crowd: 5,890

Goal Kickers:

City:  T Sice (4), H Brooks, B E Grenda, E Best, A Wood

North Launceston: H Cunningham (4), J Elmer

Best:

City:  E Perrett, L Burrows, V R Emms, L Lewis, T Sice, H Brooks, F Barton, A Wood, R Cullen, J E Ride

North :Launceston: J Gaitskill, E Wing, J Terry, R Summers, R Stott, H Cunningham, D Atkins, J McQueen, E Rouse, E Archer

Umpire:  Halley (VFL)

Teams

City:  Roy Cazaly (C/C), Frank Barton, C Davidson, B E Grenda, J E Ride, Lyell Burrows, E Perrett, A Wood, V R Emms, J Storrer, G Power, L Lewis, R Cullen, Harold Wade, Hector Brooks, T SIce, E Best, H Potter

North Launceston: J Gaitskill (Capt), Fred Odgers (PC & V/Capt), J Terry, G Harding, E Archer, R Summers, Jock Elmer, E Wing, D atkins, J McQueen, Rupert Stott, Perc Snowball, Max Munro, E Rouse, J Cooke, Harry Cunningham, C Exton, Harold Dilger

1929 Tasmanian Football League – Sydney Tour

1929 Tasmanian Football League – Sydney Tour

22^nd June 1929

TANFL v NSW played at Sydney Cricket Ground

Scores:
NSW 14 15 (99) defeated TANFL 15 8 (98)

Crowd: 14,000

Goal Kickers:

NSW: S Milton (5), H Adams (4), H Finch, R Sindal, W McLean, E Donald, J Murphy

TANFL: A Rait (7), C Beattie (2), B Chesterman (2), W Hill (2), F Smith, W Williams

Best:

NSW: J Murphy, S Milton, H O Adams, F Davies, W McKay, J Smith

TANFL: E Huxtable, A Rait, A Paul, B Edwards, K Roberts, C Beattie

Umpire:  Frank OʻGrady

TANFL Team List:

K Roberts (Capt), B Chesterman (V/C), B Ferguson, E Huxtable, H Sutton, P Exton, L Maddock, J Dalton, B Edwards, A Paul, H Buckney, W Williams, W Hill, C Beattie, A Rait, F Smith, D Bloomfield, R Murray Emerg: G Lomer, C Salter, B Knight, O Parsons

1930 ANFC Photo Montage

1930 Australian National Football Council state team photo montage

1932 North Hobart Football Team – TFL Premiers

1932 North Hobart Football Team – TFL Premiers

1^st October 1932 (TFL Grand Final)

North Hobart v Cananore at North Hobart Oval

Scores:
North Hobart 16 15 (111) defeated Cananore 9 5 (59)

Crowd: 8,800

Goal Kickers:

North Hobart:  A Rait (10),  C Beattie (3), F Smith, L Smith, A Pratt

Cananore: M Tuttle (3), M Evans (2), R Johnston, W Hill, F Gourlay, M Combes

Best:

North Hobart:  J Dalton, A Rait, F Smith, L Pye, S Felmingham, B Edwards, T Richardson, L Powell, T Walker, S Sproule, C Beattie

Cananore: R Johnston, A Collier, M Tuttle, M Evans, J Billett, W Hill, H Sutton, F Warner, F Wilson

Umpire:  L Netherton

Teams Lists

North Hobart:  Roy Cazaly (Coach – Did not play Suspended), B Edwards (Capt), A Goggins, F Eiszele, L Mills, S Sproule, S Felmingham, T Richardson, J Dalton, T Walker, W (Bill) Hawkes, L Powell, A Pratt, R McKay, A Rait, C Beattie, F Smith, L Pye, L Smith, M Bennett

Cananore: A Collier (Capt/Coach), J B Jackson, E Hale, H Sutton, F Warner, J Keen, L Tracey, P Hartnett, F Wilson, M Evans, J Billett, B Knight, W Hill, M Combes, F Gourlay, R Johnston, C Geappen, M Tuttle, H Crosswell

1923 Neil Jeffrey – Cananore FC – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (05/05/1923)

1923 Neil Jeffrey – Cananore FC – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (05/05/1923)

1923 W Mayman – New Town FC – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (12/05/1923)

1923 W Mayman – New Town FC – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (12/05/1923)

1923 Vic Geard – Lefroy FC – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (19/05/1923)

1923 Vic Geard – Lefroy FC – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (19/05/1923)

1923 Jack Dunn – North Hobart FC – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (26/05/1923)

1923 Jack Dunn – North Hobart FC – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (26/05/1923)

1923 Max Munro – Cananore FC – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (02/06/1923)

1923 Max Munro – Cananore FC – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (02/06/1923)

1923 Lance Roscow – Lefroy FC – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (09/06/1923)

1923 Lance Roscow – Lefroy FC – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (09/06/1923)

1923 Jack Mathews – of the North – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (16/06/1923)

1923 Jack Mathews – of the North – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (16/06/1923)

1923 Perc Martyn – North Hobart FC – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (30/06/1923)

1923 Perc Martyn – North Hobart FC – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (30/06/1923)

1923 Rod Cumming – Cananore FC – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (07/07/1923)

1923 Rod Cumming – Cananore FC – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (07/07/1923)

1923 Stan Trethewey – Lefroy FC – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (14/07/1923)

1923 Stan Trethewey – Lefroy FC – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (14/07/1923)

1923 Chris King – Captain, Albury & Border Association – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (21/07/1923)

1923 Chris King – Captain, Albury & Border Association – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (21/07/1923)

1923 Alan Leitch – New Town FC – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (28/07/1923)

1923 Alan Leitch – New Town FC – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (28/07/1923)

1923 Alf Whitney – North Hobart FC – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (4/08/1923)

1923 Alf Whitney – North Hobart FC – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (4/08/1923)

1923 Horrie Gorringe – Cananore FC – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (11/08/1923)

1923 Horrie Gorringe – Cananore FC – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (11/08/1923)

1923 Col Deane – New Town FC – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (18/08/1923)

1923 Col Deane – New Town FC – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (18/08/1923)

1923 Eric Smith – Lefroy FC – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (25/08/1923)

1923 Eric Smith – Lefroy FC – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (25/08/1923)

1923 Horrie Street – North Hobart FC – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (01/09/1923)

1923 Horrie Street – North Hobart FC – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (01/09/1923)

1923 Jack Charlesworth – Cananore FC – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (08/09/1923)

1923 Jack Charlesworth – Cananore FC – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (08/09/1923)

1923 Eric Byrne – Lefroy FC – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (15/09/1923)

1923 Eric Byrne – Lefroy FC – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (15/09/1923)

1923 C C Wills – New Town FC – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (22/09/1923)

1923 C C Wills – New Town FC – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (22/09/1923)

1923 Les Stevens – North Hobart FC – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (20/10/1923)

1923 Les Stevens – North Hobart FC – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (20/10/1923)

1924 Hedley Keogh – North Hobart FC – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (03/05/1924)

1924 Hedley Keogh – North Hobart FC – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (03/05/1924)

1924 S V James – Cananore FC – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (10/05/1924)

1924 S V James – Cananore FC – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (10/05/1924)

1924 Lingwood Smith – Lefroy FC – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (17/05/1924)

1924 Lingwood Smith – Lefroy FC – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (17/05/1924)

1924 Ron Rooke – New Town FC – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (24/05/1924)

1924 Ron Rooke – New Town FC – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (24/05/1924)

1924 Baden Sherrin – North Hobart FC – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (31/05/1924)

1924 Baden Sherrin – North Hobart FC – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (31/05/1924)

1924 Merv Stuart – Cananore FC – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (07/06/1924)

1924 Merv Stuart – Cananore FC – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (07/06/1924)

1924 Alby Bonnitcha – North Hobart FC – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (28/06/1924)

1924 Alby Bonnitcha – North Hobart FC – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (28/06/1924)

1924 Jack Brain – Cananore FC – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (05/07/1924)

1924 Jack Brain – Cananore FC – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (05/07/1924)

1924 Len Keogh – Of the North – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (12/07/1924)

1924 Len Keogh – Of the North – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (12/07/1924)

1924 Dick Freeman – Lefroy FC – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (19/07/1924)

1924 Dick Freeman – Lefroy FC – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (19/07/1924)

1924 Frank Barton – New Town FC – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (26/07/1924)

1924 Frank Barton – New Town FC – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (26/07/1924)

1924 Bob Johns – Cananore FC – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (30/08/1924)

1924 Bob Johns – Cananore FC – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (30/08/1924)

1924 Ron Byrne – Lefroy FC – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (06/09/1924)

1924 Ron Byrne – Lefroy FC – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (06/09/1924)

1924 Gerald Gleeson – Cananore FC – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (20/09/1924)

1924 Gerald Gleeson – Cananore FC – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (20/09/1924)

1924 Nip Smith – Lefroy FC – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (14/06/1924)

1924 Nip Smith – Lefroy FC – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (14/06/1924)

1925 Keith Roberts – New Town FC – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (25/07/1925)

1925 Keith Roberts – New Town FC – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (25/07/1925)

1925 Doug Green – Cananore FC – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (08/08/1925)

1925 Doug Green – Cananore FC – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (08/08/1925)

1925 Fred Eiszele – North Hobart FC – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (15/08/1925)

1925 Fred Eiszele – North Hobart FC – Supplement to The Monotone Sporting Record (15/08/1925)

1933 Clarence Football Team

1933 Clarence Football Team

1933 Tasmanian Carnival Team – ANFC in Sydney

1933 Tasmanian Carnival Team photo

1936 North Hobart Football Club – TANFL & State Premiers

1936 North Hobart Football Club – TANFL & State Premiers

26^th September 1936 (TFL Grand Final)

North Hobart v Lefroy at North Hobart Oval

Scores:
North Hobart 13 9 (87) defeated Lefroy 11 17 (83)

Crowd: 7,433

Goal Kickers:

North Hobart:  A Rait (6), L Mills (2), F Smith (2), L Pye,, V Filleul, S Ryan

Lefroy: R Gould (3), C Jeffrey (3), B Scott (3), V Rae, E Zschech

Best:

North Hobart:  L Pye, L Powell, A Rait, T Calder, J Dalton, C Pettiona, F Smith, T Richardson, L Mills, F Tyler, A Pratt

Lefroy: J Holliday, A Pearsall, E Zschech, D Stirling, K Milne, J Rogers, C Jeffrey, R Gould, V Re, B Badenach, R Lester, G Lee, G Luttrell, J Gardiner

Umpire:  G Murphy (VFL)

Teams

North Hobart:  C W Pettiona (Capt/Coach), A Goggins, T Richardson, W Beard, M Felmingham, T Calder, W Hooper, F Tyler, L Powell, J Dalton, A Pratt, V Filleul, L Smith, A Rait, S Ryan, L Pye, F Smith, L Mills, 19th Man: J Smart

Lefroy: E Zschech (Capt/Coach), J Rogers, J Gardiner, K Milne, R Badenach, D Stirling, A Pearsall, R Lester, G Luttrell, T Heathorn, B Scott, K McCarthy, A Butler, V Rae, J Holliday, R Gould, G Lee, C Jeffrey, 19^th Man: W Humphreys

1937 Lefroy Football Club Premiers photo and committee

1937 Lefroy Football Club Premiers photo and committee

1946 Sandy Bay Football team

1946 Sandy Bay Football team

1947 Sandy Bay Football team

1947 Sandy Bay Football team

1949 North Hobart FC Seconds Team

1949 North Hobart FC Seconds Team

Team Names R-L:  Alf “Porky” Collins, Ralph Carter, Jack Stuart, TBA, Trevor Hall, Owen Langford, Roy OʻToole, TBA, Ray Sawford, TBA, Don Reid, Jack OʻDonoghue, Cedric Williams, Cecil Hammer, Alby Drew, Clarrie Martin, Eric Gay, Doug Ellston

1949 North Hobart FC Team

1949 North Hobart FC Team

Left – Right:  Dave Challender, Giff Smith, Owen Langford, Gavin Brown, Dan Quinn, Les Campbell, Maurie Williams, Max Martin, Jack OʻRourke, Gordon Castle, Norm Charlesworth, Noel Reid, Rod Watterson, Archie Saye, Ron Hickson, John Thomas, Max Bullock, Darrel Eaton

1949 NTFA Representative Team versus TFL 6th August at North Hobart Oval

1949 NTFA Representative Team versus TFL 6th August at North Hobart Oval

6^th August 1949 (Intra-State Match)

TFL v NTFA at North Hobart Oval

Scores:
NTFA 16 12 (108) defeated TFL 13 12 (90)

Crowd: 11,284 – (Record for an Intra-State Match)

Goal Kickers:

NTFA:  J Adams (3), R Savage (3), K Pennicott (3), M Mitchell (2), M Rees (2), K Walker (2), T Cashion

TFL: A Park (5), N Reid (2), R Parsons (2), G Smith (2), H Bailey, R Verrier

Best:

NTFA:  R Savage (BOG), K Pennicott, T Cashion, M Rees, W Hird, R Summers, H Styles, K J Adams

TFL: R Witzerman, J Sullivan, H Bailey, A Cranfield, W Pepper, R Parsons, I Westell, L Gaunt

Umpire:  W Merrington (VFL)

Teams

NTFA:  Terry Cashion (Capt), Geoff Claridge, Jack Yost, W ʻBillʻ Spearman, Ken Walker, Harry Styles, Bill Hird, Max Burke, Max Rees, Gilbert, KJ Adams, Merv Mitchell, Rex Davidson, Noel Atkins, Doug Smith, Ron Savage, Ray Summers, Kevin Pennicott, 19th Man: Lethborg, 20^th Man: Holt

TFL: Jack Sullivan (Capt), Bill Tonks, Roy Witzerman, Max Cleary, Bill Pepper, Maurice Williams, Ian Westell, Dasher Eaton, L Gaunt, Verrier, Bob Cranfield, Frank Barry, Noel Reid, Giff Smith, Alan ʻNeddaʻ Park, Bob Parsons, Gavan Brown, Harold Bailey, 19^th Man: Terry Riseley, 20^th Man: D V Smart

1949 Tasmanian Postal team in Sandy Bay Jumpers – 22nd-September

1949 Tasmanian Postal team photo in Sandy Bay Jumpers – 22nd-September

1950 Cygnet Football Team at New Town Ground – 23rd September

1950 Cygnet Football Team at New Town Ground – 23rd September

1950 Hobart FC

1950 Hobart FC

Team Names L-R:  Jack Sullivan (Captain/Coach), Frank Barry, Harry Styles, Max Young, Bernie Waldron, Jim Carroll, Terry Riseley, Bob Verrier, Paddy Williams, Brian Powers, John Golding, Geoff Stanfield, Jack Conway, Don McVilly, Peter Wade, Allen Hughes, Don Foster, Bill Tonks

1950 Hobart FC (23rd September – 2nd Semi Final versus North Hobart)

1950 Hobart FC (2nd Semi Final)

Team Names L-R:  Jack Sullivan (Captain/Coach), Frank Barry, Les Lynch, Harry Styles, Max Young, Bernie Waldron, Terry Riseley, Bob Verrier, Paddy Williams, Geoff Stanfield, Jack Conway, Allen Hughes, John Golding, Don McVilly, Peter Wade, Don Foster, Bill Tonks, Harold Bailey

Scores:

Hobart 11.15  (81) defeated North Hobart 6.14  (50)

1950 North Launceston FC Team – State Premiers – 14th October at North Hobart Oval

14^th October 1950 (State Final)

Hobart v North Launceston at North Hobart Oval

Scores:
North Launceston 14 9 (93) defeated Hobart 8 10 (58)

Crowd: 10,006

Goal Kickers:

North Launceston:  R Castles (4), K Pennicott (3), G Huxley (2), R Ringrose, N Clarke, L Harding, S Dobjeckie, D Krushka

Hobart: B Powers (2), T Swanton, P Williams, T Foster, T Riseley, H Styles, H Bailey

Best:

North Launceton:  R Castles, J Hawksley, J Turner, M Burke, N Clarke, W Hird, J Leedham, K Pennicott

Hobart: J Sullivan, H Bailey, A Hughes, R Verrier, T Riseley, G Stanfield, W Tonks, H Pelham

Umpire:  W J Barbour (VFL)

Teams

North Launceston:  Reg Castles (Capt), G Claridge, J Turner, S Grubb, Bill Hurd, Jack Hawksley, C Maloney, Max Burke, Noel Clarke, R Redman, D Krushka, L Harding, Kevin Pennicott, Stan Dobjeckie, Roy Ringrose, Bert Chilcott, John Leedham, G Huxley , 19th Man: T OʻByrne, 20^th Gavin Luttrell (Playing Coach)

Hobart: Jack Sullivan (Capt/Coach), Bill Tonks, Max Young, Harold Pelham, Don Foster, Frank Barry, G Stanfield, Bob Verrier, Alan Hughes, John Golding, Don McVilly, Harry Styles, Brian Powers, Jack Conway, Terry Riseley, Tom Foster, Paddy Williams, Harold Bailey, 19^th Man: T Swanton, 20^th Man: B Foster

1950 NTFA Representative team (12th June) v TFL at North Hobart Oval

1950 NTFA Representative team (12th June) v TFL at North Hobart Oval

Scores:
TFL    17. 12 (114) defeated   NTFA   6.13 (49)

1950 SSOBA Representative Team

1950 SSOBA Representative Team

1950 Terry Cashion presentation of TASSIE MEDAL

1950 Terry Cashion presentation of TASSIE MEDAL

1950 Umpires Hobart v North Launceston – State Premiership Match

1950 Umpires Hobart v North Launceston – State Premiership Match

1950ʻs Bothwell FC

1950ʻs Bothwell FC

1950ʻs Huon Football Association Combined Team

1954 Huon Football Association Combined Team

Team L-R:  R Clark, L Synnott, R Britcliffe, Ben Pepper, M Greatbatch, R Marriott, R Hill, M Wilson, R Thorpe, B Theissen, J OʻRourke, H Brereton, D Armstrong, A Cordwell, D Foster, R Dwyer, L Griggs, R Coulson

1950ʻs Mowbray FC

1950ʻs Mowbray FC

1955 North West Team SSOBA

1955 North West Team SSOBA

Team Names R-L:  John Noble (Captain), Kevin Griggs, Dallas Grieves, Terry Powell, Alan Gould, John Hughes, Paddy Cooper, Paul Ellims, Jack Cantrell, Ray McVilly, Kevin Turner, Ken Knowles, Barry Munro, Royden Greatbatch, Peter Crowe, Barry Moody, Dale Christie, Terry Cooper, Ron Murray

1950ʻs team unknown maybe a school team Lorrance Roberts – 2nd row from front 4th from the left

1950ʻs team unknown maybe a school team Lorrance Roberts – 2nd row from front 4th from the left

1951 Huon Football Association Combined team at TCA Ground – 18th August

1951 Huon Football Association Combined team at TCA Ground – 18th August

Scores:
Huon FA    12.22  (94) defeated   TFL   12.15  (87)

Huon FA Captain Max Walker Snr

Left – Right:  Max Walker (Jnr), Max Walker (Snr), Paddy Williams, Ray Britcliffe, TBA, TBA, Leon Synnott, Ron Marriott, Max Eaves
12th in line is Rex Dwyer (Other players to be named)

1951 New Town FC – 19th May

1951 New Town FC – 19th May

Right – Left:  Roy Witzerman (C), Doug Walton, Bill Fox, Harold Loring, Rex Garwood, Max Clarke, Ray Russell, Charlie Aiken, Alan Lewis, Jack Conway, Bob Stokell, Bruce Sweeney, Bill Kelly, Doug Scott, Ron Cooper, John Chick, John Fyle, Col Wylie

1951 Tasmania v VFA – 30th June at North Hobart Oval

1951 Tasmania v VFA – 30th June at North Hobart Oval

Scores:
VFA   26.15 (171) defeated Tasmania 12.11  (83)

Tasmanian Team Left to Right: Arthur Olliver (C), Roy Witzerman (VC), Jack Rough, Peter Marquis, Les McClements, Warren Smart, Rex Garwood, G “Paddy” Martin, Bill Pepper, Ray Russell, Darrel Crosswell, Terry Cashion, Len Hayes, Allen Hughes, Ernie Pilkington, Noel Reid, Max Burne, Darrel Eaton

1950ʻs Southern Districts FA Combined Team at Eady Street ground

1950ʻs Southern Districts FA Combined Team at Eady Street ground

First two players Maurie Williams, Bill Fox

1951 TFL Representative Team versus Essendon – 25th May at North Hobart Oval

1951 TFL Representative Team versus Essendon – 25th May at North Hobart Oval

Scores:
Essendon    20.18 (138)   defeated  TFL    13.4 (82)

TFL Team Left – Right: Arthur Olliver (C), Jack Cooper, Ian Westell, Jack Bennett, Ken Buckley, Len McCankie, Rex Garwood, Noel Ruddock, Roy Witzerman, Bill Pepper, Jock Conway, Ernie Pilkington, Bruce Sweeney, Ralph Fish, Harold Bailey, Max Burne, Darrel Eaton, Alan Bradley

1951 TFL Representative Team versus NWFU – 16th June at TCA Ground

1951 TFL Team photo v NWFU -16th June at TCA Ground

Scores:
TFL    19.18 (132)   defeated   NWFU    13.16 (94)

TFL Team: Arthur Olliver (Captain), Reg Barker, Danny McKeown, Les McClements, Jack Cooper, Ken Buckley, Rex Garwood, Maurie Williams, Roy Witzerman, Ray Russell, Allen Hughes, Geoff Stanfield, Ernie Pilkington, Noel Reid, Jack Conway, Max Burke, Keith Cripps, Darrel Eaton

1952 Bothwell FC

1952 Bothwell FC

1952 Cascade Juniors Team

1952 Cascade Juniors Team

1952 Hobart FC

1952 Hobart FC

Team Names L-R:  Bill Tonks (Captain/Coach), Bernie Waldron, Frank Barry, Lloyd Greenwood, John Evans, Max Young, Bill Pepper, Terry Riseley, Allen Hughes, Paddy Williams, Geoff Stanfield, Peter Wade, Don McVilly, Michael Wade, Geoff Cashin, Paul Conway, Peter Hills, Harold Bailey

1952 Margate FC (27th September)

1952 Margate FC (27th September)

1952 New Town FC

1952 New Town FC

Team Names L-R: Bill Fox (Captain), Brian Pearce, Jack Robson, Rex Garwood, Max Griffith, Brian Townley, Max Clarke, Charlie Aiken, Ry Russell, Alan Lewis, Bob Stokell, Kevin Tew, Bruce Sweeney, Jack Conway, Ron Cooper, Bob Cranfield, Lance Cox, Jack Fyle

1952 North Hobart FC

1952 North Hobart FC

1952 North West Team – SSOBA

1952 North West Team – SSOBA – Len McCankie Coach

Team Names
Back Row: David Evans, Graeme Read, Graeme Griggs, Ken Knowles, Eric King, TBA, Ray Marshall,
Centre Row: TBA, TBA, John Christie, Jack Cooper, David “Joe” Anning, Ian Plunkett, Barry Parker, John “Chook” Farrell
Seated Row: John Noble, Kevin Mazey, Ken Knight, Len McCankie (Coach), Bob Large, Bob Woods, Cyril Collidge
Front: Barry Crowe

1952 Triabunna FC at Eady Street

1952 Triabunna FC at Eady Street

1953 ANFC Photo montage

1953 Australian National Football Council state team photo montage – Adelaide

1953 City Football Club – 3rd October – Unofficial State Premiership at North Hobart Oval

1953 City Football Club versus New Town – 3rd October – Unofficial State Premiership at North Hobart Oval

Scores:
New Town   9.15 (69) defeated    City    8.9 (57)

City FC:  Bob Miller (Captain), Geoff Long (Vice Captain)

1953 Don Clark (Left), Merv McNeair (Middle) presenting Tasmanian Carnival Representatives – Player – Ashton Shirley

1953 Don Clark (Left), Merv McNeair (Middle) presenting Tasmanian Carnival Representatives – Player – Ashton Shirley

1953 Kettering FC – (29th August)

1953 Kettering FC – (29th August)

1953 North Hobart FC Seconds Team -19th September

1953 North Hobart FC Seconds Team -19th September

Team Names L-R: Bill Stevens, Tich Fyfe, John Gillon, Toby Rocher, Bruce Mackey, Max Cleary, Dennie Cleary, Barry Parker, George Kelleher, Barry Foster, Jack Kelly, Bob Large, Rod Watterson, Archie Saye, Jack Cooper, David Dimsey, Geoff Anderson, Doug Ellston

1953 NTFA Representative Team versus TFL at North Hobart Oval – 2nd June

1953 NTFA Representative Team versus TFL at North Hobart Oval – 2nd June

NTFA Captain: Noel Atkins
NTFA Vice Captain: Fred Davies

1953 NTFA v TFL UMPIRES – 2nd June at North Hobart Oval – M Blumfield (VFL) with the football

1953 NTFA v TFL UMPIRES – 2nd June at North Hobart Oval – M Blumfield (VFL) with the football

1953 Sandfly FC Team 29th August – Lorrance Roberts 4th from left

1953 Sandfly FC Team 29th August – Lorrance Roberts 4th from left

1953 Tasmanian Squad versus Midlands team at Campbell Town

1953 Tasmanian Squad versus Midlands team at Campbell Town

Scores:
Midlands 21.14  (140)  defeated  Tasmania  21.13 (139)

Left – Right:  L McCankie (Capt) partly obscured, M Clennett, C Dennis, K Haas, J Hawksley, L McClements, J Newton, R Stokes, S Walker, J Leedham, R Garwood, G B “Paddy” Martin, N Conlan, A Shirley, A Hodgson, T Cashion, G Long, P Williams, J Golding, T Peirce, G Crawford, C Hammer, L Cox, D Eaton

Three players from the Tasmanian team played in the Midlands Team:  J Leedham, N Conlan, R Garwood

1953 Terry Cashion – Tasmanian Presentation at North Hobart Oval – Cecil-Hammer Far Right and Mike Clennett next to him

1953 Terry Cashion – Tasmanian Presentation at North Hobart Oval – Cecil-Hammer Far Right and Mike Clennett next to him

1953 Umpires Un-Official State Final at North Hobart

1953 Umpires Un-Official State Final at North Hobart

Central Umpire W Barbour (VFL) holding the ball 3rd from left and Eric Valentine last on the right

1946 Sandy Bay FC – TFL Premiers

1946 Sandy Bay FC – TFL Premiers

Back Row L-R: H Bennett, E Barrenger, G Frier, D Quinn, F Tyler, H ʻNunkyʻ Ayres, R Thompson
Middle Row L-R: W Kingston, S OʻNeill, M Columbine, J Hazell, N Ruddock, R Spaulding
Front Row L-R: E Zschech, E Pilkington, J Rogers (Vice Capt), L Collins (Capt & Coach), L Gaunt, I Westell, L Alexander

1954 Hobart FC

1954 Hobart FC

Team Names L-R:  Bill Williams (Captain/Coach), Harold Pelham, Les Ward, Athol McIvor, Bill Halley, Darrel Milbourne, Tony Fletcher, John Kenny, Joe Whittle, Brian Anning, Neville Legro, John Golding, Terry Brain, Geoff Cashin, Michael Wade, Ray Easterbrook, Trevor Leo, Paul Conway

1954 Hobart FC – 4th September (2nd Semi Final)

1954 Hobart FC – 4th September (2nd Semi Final)

Scores:

Hobart    18.15  (123) defeated   New Town  15.9  (99)

Hobart Team Left – Right:  Bill Williams, Terry Riseley, Bill Halley, John Evans, Darrel Milbourne, John Kenney, Tony Fletcher, Brian Anning, Rod Watterson, Geoff Cashin, John Golding, Harold Pelham, Joe Whittle, Neville Legro, Terry Brain, Ray Easterbrook, Paul Conway, Trevor Leo

1954 Kermandie Senior Premiers – 9th October at Huonville Oval

1954 Kermandie Senior Premiers – 9th October at Huonville Oval

Back Row L-R:  M Russell (Trainer), R Marriott, J Sharp, D McKibben, R Britcliffe, Sid “Mick” Wilson, G Pepper, P Sharp , R Nicholas (Trainer)
Middle Row L-R:  A Ford (Trainer), A Cordwell, C Palmer, N Evans, J Midgley, V Gane, I Riley, P Martyn, B Thiessen, R Martin (Boundary)
Front Row L-R:  J Walker (Secretary), R Coulson, D Clark (Captain), G Coulson (President), D Foster (V/Captain), J Wilson, W Ford (Treasurer)

1954 Kingborough Representative Team

1954 Kingborough Representative Team

Captain: Terry Cashion

1954 New Town FC

1954 New Town FC – (Runners Up)

Team Names R-L:  Jack Rough (Captain/Coach), Brian McKendrick, Chris Johnson, Barry Strange, Keith Peterson, Max Griffith, Neil Conlan, Dal Johnston, Charlie Aiken, Geoff Langridge, Alan Lewis, Kevin Tew, Reg Barling, Bob Stokell, Bruce Sweeney, Roy Witzerman, Ray Bowden, Bob Cranfield

18^th September 1954

Hobart v New Town at North Hobart Oval

Scores:
Hobart 12. 10 (82) defeated New Town 10 12 (72)

Crowd: 11,461

Goal Kickers:

Hobart: J Golding (2), T Brain (2), Evans (2), W Williams, N Legro, B Halley, T Fletcher, R Watterson, T Leo

New Town: J Rough (5), B Strange (2), B Cranfield, Barling, C Johnson

Best:

Hobart: P Conway, T Riseley, W Williams, Pelham, J Golding, T Leo, T Brain, J Whittle, B Anning

New Town: R Witzerman, D Johnston, B Stokell, J Rough, M Griffiths, B Cranfield, K Tew, A Lewis

Umpire:  W Barbour (VFL)

1954 TFL Representative Team at North Hobart Oval versus NWFU – 12th June

1954 TFL Representative Team at North Hobart Oval versus NWFU – 12th June

Scores:
TFL    19.14  (128) defeated  NWFU  12.13  (85)

TFL Captain: Gordon Bowman

TFL Best Players:  Moore, Ruddock, Leo, McClements, Purdon, Clennett, Williams, Reid

TFL Goals:  McClements (6), Ruddock (4), Leo (2), Conlan (2), Leedham, Griffiths, Clennett, Bowman, Moore

1955 Tasmanian Football Team

1955 Tasmanian Football Team – Flying ANA from Hobart Airport to Melbourne – July 1955

1956 New Norfolk FC – 7th April versus Sandy Bay

1956 New Norfolk FC – 7th April versus Sandy Bay

New Norfolk Captain:  Rex Garwood

New Norfolk Team Left – Right:   Reg Garwood (Captain), Bruce Roe, Lin Harris, Don McKeown, Geoff Hill, Jim Brown, Don Hume, Bill Sonners, TBA, TBA, Viv Eiszele, Max Smith, Barry Plunkett, Ken Latham, Lin Johns, Geoff Cashion, Len Busch, Bill Giles

1956 New Town FC Premiers – 8th September at North Hobart Oval

1956 New Town FC Premiers – 8th September at North Hobart Oval

Left to Right: Jack Rough, Neil Conlan, Ian Heygarth, Don Bower, Terry Shadbolt, Barry Stange, TBA, John Webster, Eric Hanlon, Max Griffith, TBA, Dal Johnston, Alan Lewis, Bob Stokell, Geoff Langridge, Reg Barling, Bruce Sweeney, Brian Eade

Scores:
New Town    8.7   (55) defeated   North Hobart   7.10  (52)

New Town Best:  J Webster, B Eade, M Griffith, A Lewis, J Rough, B Strange, R Stokell, R Barling, D Johnston

North Hobart Best:  J Archer, R McVilly, C Moore, D Eaton, P Cooper, M Kelleher, B Southorn, L Callahan

New Town Goals:  A Lewis (2), D Britton, N Conlan, B Eade, M Griggith, G Langridge, M McMullen

North Hobart Goals:  P Cooper (2), J Leedham (2), N Clarke, C Collidge, M Kelleher

Umpire: J McMurray Jnr
Crowd:  12,182
Ground Conditions very muddy

1957 North Hobart Football Club – Premiers

1957 North Hobart Football Club – Premiers

Photo signed by Captain/Coach John Leedham

1958 Tasmanian Carnival Team – Melbourne

1958 Tasmanian Carnival Team – Centenary Carnival – Melbourne
Photo signed by Captain/Coach John Leedham & Trevor Leo

1959 North Hobart FC Seniors

1959 North Hobart FC Seniors

Left – Right:  John Leedham, Noel Reid, Gary Quinn, Brian Southorn, Barry Parker, Ian Plunkett, Colin Moore, Kevin Slattery, Ashton Shirley, Kelvin Green, Gavin Brown, Lou Sutton, TBA, Cliff Busch, Carl Davidson, Max Bullock, Peter Fahey, Graeme Read

1960 Tasmanian Team – Adelaide

1960 Tasmanian Team – Adelaide

1960ʻs TFL Umpire photo at Queenborough – 2nd from left Les Manson & Brian Eade 3rd from left

1960ʻs TFL Umpire photo at Queenborough – 2nd from left Les Manson & Brian Eade 3rd from left

1961 TANFL Committee photo – 27th November

1961 TANFL Committee photo – 27th November

Presented by JJ Barnett as a token of appreciation for favours received 1926 – 1962

1961 Tasmania Team versus VFA

1961 Tasmanian Football Team versus VFA at North Hobart Oval.

Tasmania 17.12 (114) def VFA 11.25 (91)

1925 Southern Tasmania Team

1925 Southern Tasmania Team

1961 Tasmanian Carnival Team – Brisbane

1961 Tasmanian Carnival Team – Brisbane

1961 Tasmanian Football Team – Hobart

1961 Tasmanian Football Team versus VFA at North Hobart Oval

Tasmania 17.12 (114)

Victorian Football Association 11.25 (91)

1961 Tasmanian Schoolboys Football

1962 Tasmanian Team (Tas v Vic 16th June)

1962 Tasmanian team photo who played against Victoria at North Hobart oval 16th June.

Scores:

Victoria 11. 19. (85) def Tasmania 5. 13. (43)

Photo by – J. J. N. Barnett

1963 Tasmanian Team versus WA at Subiaco

1963 Tasmanian Football Team defeated Western Australia at Subiaco Oval

Tasmania 9.10 (64)
Western Australia 6.13 (49)

1964 Tasmania Football Team – Launceston

1964 Tasmanian Football Team versus VFA at Launceston, 6th June

Victorian Football Association     14.11 (95)

Tasmania   10.8 (68)

1966 ANFC photo montage

1966 Australian National Football Carnival state team photo montage.

Back of the framing is signed by Ron Marney and 1966 Tasmanian coach Trevor Leo

1967 Tasmanian Team Photo – Coach Trevor Leo – Captain Ron Marney – 17th June

1967 Tasmanian Team Photo – Coach Trevor Leo – Captain Ron Marney – 17th June

17th June 1967

Tasmania v Victoria at North Hobart Oval

Scores:
Victoria 13 16 (94) defeated Tasmania 11 11 (77)

Crowd: 20,142

Goal Kickers:

Victoria:  P McKenna (5), K Neale (4), G Arthur, M Papley, W Richardson, M Patterson

Tasmania: B Payne (3), P Lyon (3), J Devine, A Budd, P Vinar, R Eastwood, M McMahon

Best:

Victoria:  B Davis, N Teasdale, D McKenzie, K Neale, G Arthur, P McKenna

Tasmania: R Walker, J Devine, I Stevenson, M McMahon, G Thorp, B Payne

Umpire:  Peter Taylor (TFL)

1967 TFL Representative Team at North Hobart Oval – Coach Trevor Leo – Captain John Devine

1967 TFL Representative Team at North Hobart Oval – Coach Trevor Leo – Captain John Devine

(JUBILEE SHIELD)

3^rd June 1967

TFL v NTFA at North Hobart Oval

Scores:
TFL 18. 10 (118) defeated NTFA 11 13 (79)

Crowd: 13,415

Goal Kickers:

TFL: J Mills (3), R Marney (3), J Richmond (3), J Devine (2), K Roberts (2), B Browning (2), B Payne (2), N Johnston

NTFA: R Hall (3), K Rattray (2), P Stephens, J Smith, B Lawrence, K McLean, G Wilkinson, G Lee

Best:

TFL: R Marney, K Ryan, N Johnston, M McMahon, J Richmond, B Payne, R Lynch

NTFA: G Gahan, B Cox, B Lawrence, A Wilkinson, R Taylor, K McLean

Umpire:  R “Bob” Kerr (NWFU)

1968 Tasmanian Team photo – Captain John Devine

29th June 1968

Tasmania v Victorian Football Association at York Park

Scores:
VFA 19 15 (129) defeated Tasmania 18 8 (116)

Crowd: 10,688

Goal Kickers:

VFA:  E Szyska (5), M Bartlett (4), A Morrow (3), H Mitchell (2), J Lawson (2), D Boschen (2), I Abraham,

Tasmania: J Devine (4), K King (4), J Mills (3), B Payne (2), A Dunn (2), G Lee, N Mewett, K Baker

Best:

VFA:  N Watson (Equal BOG), J Caulfield, M Bartlett, E Szyska, A Morrow, M Papley, H Mitchell, D Beard

Tasmania: J Devine (Equal BOG), A Dunn, R Walker, G Shephard, K King, G Lee, P Vinar, I Stevenson

Umpire:  D Blew (NTFA)

1968 TFL Representative Team at North Hobart Oval – Captain John Devine

1968 TFL Representative Team at North Hobart Oval – Captain John Devine

11^th May 1968

TFL v NWFU at North Hobart Oval

Scores:
NWFU 17. 10 (112) defeated TFL 9 16 (70)

Crowd: 10,705

Goal Kickers:

NWFU: J Coughlan (4), J Neal (3), K King (3), B Docking (2), G Jonson (2), P Lade, T McKay, I Stevenson

TFL: J Mills (6), G Smith, J Devine, K Pelham

Best:

NWFU: K King. I Stevenson, G Shephard, G Jonson, J Coughlan, J Neal

TFL: J Devine, R Steele, A Besier, K Pelham, G Smith, J Mills

Umpire:  Don Blew (NTFA)

1969 Tasmanian Carnival Team – Adelaide

1969 Tasmanian Carnival Team – Adelaide

1969 TFL Representative Team at North Hobart Oval – Captain John Devine

1969 TFL Representative Team at North Hobart Oval – Captain John Devine

24^th May 1969

TFL v NTFA at North Hobart Oval

Scores:
TFL 15. 17 (107) defeated NTFA 9 9 (63)

Crowd: 13,256

Goal Kickers:

TFL: J Richmond (4), J Devine (3), B Payne (3), G Mackey (2), B Yost, B Nusteling, R Hill

NTFA: R Hall (3), J Burns (2), G Wilkinson (2), A Dunn, C Coombes

Best:

TFL: T Wylie, B Payne, B Nusteling, J Richmond, J Devine, K Pelham

NTFA: W Rowbottom, A Dunn, J Burns, R Hall, G Millwood, C Coombes

Umpire:  R “Bob” Kerr (NWFU)

1970 Tasmanian Team Photo – Captain Coach John Devine – 15th June

1970 Tasmanian Team Photo – Captain Coach John Devine – 15th June

15th June 1970

Tasmania v Western Australia at North Hobart Oval

Scores:
Tasmania 18 10 (118) defeated Tasmania 11 11 (77)

Crowd: 19,823

Goal Kickers:

Tasmania:  J Bonney (5), J Marshall (3), A Hodgetts (2), J Devine (2), R Hall (2), D Baldock, L Styles, J Bingley, R Stirling

Western Australia: I Cooper (3), L Carroll (3), S Smeath (2), M Brown (2), B Duperouzel (2), W Walker (2), G Farmer, P Burton, C Blakemore

Best:

Tasmania:  P Vinar, J Bonney, J Devine, R Steele, R Stirling, R Graham, M Urquhart, J Jillard

Western Australia: G Farmer, A Stiles, I Cooper, M Brown, G Brehaut, W Walker

Umpire:  Don Jolley (VFL)

1970 TFL Representative Team at North Hobart Oval – Captain John Devine

1970 TFL Representative Team at North Hobart Oval – Captain John Devine

30^th May 1970

TFL v NWFU at North Hobart Oval

Scores:
TFL 19. 15 (129) defeated NWFU 15 19 (109)

Crowd: 13,438

Record Attendance for an Intra-State Game

Goal Kickers:

TFL: M Arnold (4), J Marshall (4), J Devine (4), J Bingley (3), B Whitton, R Whitehouse, T Browning, R Graham

NWFU: J Frost (6), R Gillam (4), A Hodgetts (2), T Docking, J Bonney, B Richardson

Best:

TFL: J Bingley, R Graham, J Devine, J Marshall, R Whitehouse, A Thiessen

NWFU: J Frost, J Bonney, J Jillard, R Johnson, A Hodgetts, K Symons

Umpire:  F Hannan (NTFA)

1971 Tasmanian Team Photo Coach John Devine – Captain Darrel Baldock – 14th June

1971 Tasmanian Team Photo – Coach John Devine – Captain Darrel Baldock

14th June 1971

Tasmania v South Australia at North Hobart Oval

Scores:
South Australia 17 14 (116) defeated Tasmania 12 12 (84)

Crowd: 20,548

Goal Kickers:

South Australia:  R Huppatz (5), M Greenslade (4), T Von Bertouch (4), J Wynne (2), A Burgan, B Light

Tasmania: A Dunn (4), J Guiver (2), C Coombes (2), D Smith, D Baldock, T Browning, R Olsson

Best:

South Australia:  R Ebert,  J Wynne, T Von Bertouch, A Burgan, P Bagshaw, R Huppatz

Tasmania: R Whitehouse, K Doran, J Guiver, R Pascoe, A Dunn, R Graham

Umpire:  Don Blew (NTFA)

1971 TFL Representative Team at North Hobart Oval – Captain Rod Olsson

1971 TFL Representative Team at North Hobart Oval – Captain Rod Olsson

29^th May 1971

TFL v NTFA at North Hobart Oval

Scores:
TFL 19. 12 (126) defeated NTFA 12. 7 (79)

Crowd: 9,579

Goal Kickers:

TFL: L Morton (5), T Browning (5), J Guiver (3), R Cheek (2), R Graham, J Emin, G Mackey, J Howard

NTFA: C Johnston (3), W Burns (2), A Dunn (2), B Colgrave, D Green, R Hall, B Armstrong, G GLover

Best:

TFL:  J Howard, T Browning, L Morton, G Mackey, R Whitehouse, R Cheek

NTFA: G Glover, S Palmer, J Leitch, R Hall, M Hadley, L Styles

Umpire:  R Hingston (NWFU)

1972 Tasmanian Carnival Team – Coach Darrel Baldock – Captain Ricky Graham

1972 Tasmanian Carnival Team – Coach Darrel Baldock – Captain Ricky Graham

1972 Australian National Football Carnival

Match One (Saturday, 17 June 1972)

• Victoria 32.22 (214) v Tasmania 4.8 (32) – at Subiaco Oval

Match Three (Wednesday, 21 June 1972)

• Western Australia 17.23 (125) v Tasmania 12.7 (79) – at Subiaco Oval

Match Five (Saturday, 24 June 1972)

• South Australia 22.24 (156) v Tasmania 9.12 (66) – at Subiaco Oval

1972 TFL Representative Team at North Hobart Oval – Captain Trevor Sprigg

1972 TFL Representative Team at North Hobart Oval – Captain Trevor Sprigg

Trial Match One (Saturday, 22 April 1972)

• Tasmania 16.14 (110) v TANFL 14.10 (94) – Crowd: 7,623 at North Hobart Oval

22nd April 1972

TFL v Tasmania at North Hobart Oval

Scores:
Tasmania 16 14 (110) defeated TFL 14 10 (94)

Crowd: 7,623

Goal Kickers:

Tasmania: R Bird (4), N Carter (4), D Hodgetts (4), D Baldock (2), M Hadley, D Smith

TFL: S Palfreyman (3), K King (3), J Emin (2), D Glas (2), K Williams, D Lyons, D Sutton, R Adams

Best:

Tasmania:  R Graham, J Leitch, J Bingley, N Carter, G Mackey, T Haenen

TFL: L Browning, S Palfreyman, D Glas, T Sprigg, C West, D Lyons

Umpire:  D Blew (NTFA)

Oldest Tasmanian Representative Football Jumper

The Tasmanian jumper was in the collection of William Leitch. William is known as the ‘GRAND OLD MAN’ of Tasmanian football.  William was a player, umpire and Administrator for around 50 years. This jumper has been passed down through the Leitch family over the years.  We believe the jumper ages back to around the early 1900’s somewhere between 1908 – 1915.  William was the Manager of the Tasmanian team that participated in the 1914 National Carnival in Sydney so the jumper is possibly a spare jumper that William had as the teams manager in that year.  The jumper was in the possession of William’s son Allan Leitch (former Carlton VFL player, 1929 Wilson Bailey Medal (TFL Best & Fairest) for a number of years and was passed down to Allan’s sons and the jumper had been worn quite a few times as the holes have been darned back up.  It is amazing that a jumper of this age still exists.

The jumper has seen better days but the jumper shows that it matches the 1908 TFL Minutes book to a tee.

1962 NTFA Representative Jumper – Player Ray McVilly

NTFA (Northern Tasmanian Football Association) representative jumper worn by Ray McVilly (14th July 1962)

1951 Tasmanian State Schools Carnival Blazer

1951 Tasmanian State Schools Carnival Blazer

1960’s Sandy Bay Football Club Jumper

1960’s Sandy Bay Football Club Jumper

1947-1949 Burnie FC Blazer – worn by Rex-Johnstone

1947-1949 Burnie FC Blazer – worn by Rex-Johnstone

1960 Tasmanian Blazer -Max Kelleher (Tas v Vic – York Park -13th-June)

1960 Tasmanian Blazer -Max Kelleher (Tas v Vic – York Park -13th-June)

1947 Macalburn Football Club Blazer

1947 Macalburn Football Club Blazer

Blazer worn my Max Atwell

1960 Tasmanian Football Blazer – Max Kelleher

1960 Tasmanian Football Blazer – Max Kelleher

1950 – 60ʻs Penguin FC Blazer

1950 – 60ʻs Penguin FC Blazer

1960ʻs Sandy Bay Jumper No#9 – (Late 1960ʻs early 1970ʻs)

1960ʻs Sandy Bay Jumper No#9  (Late 1960ʻs early 1970ʻs)

Supplied by Connors Store (Hobart)

1960ʻs Ulverstone FC Blazer

1960ʻs Ulverstone FC Blazer

1962 Tasmanian Jumper worn by (Ian Plunkett) No #15 16th June

1962 Tasmanian football jumper worn by Ian Plunkett No #15 in the match against Victoria at North Hobart Oval 16th June.

Victoria 11.19 (85) def Tasmania 5.13 (43)

1962 Tasmanian State Blazer & Tie (Ian Plunkett)

1962 Tasmanian State Blazer & Tie worn by Ian Plunkett

1973 NWFU Representative Jumper No#16 worn by Max Deverell

1973 NWFU Representative Jumper No#16 worn by Max Deverell (26th May)

Scores:

NWFU 18.13  (121)  defeated TFL 14.15  (54)

1973 Tasmanian Jumper No#23 worn by Max Deverell

1973 Tasmanian Jumper No#23 worn by Max Deverell

2nd June 1973 Tasmania versus Victoria

Scores:

Victoria 11.23   (89) defeated Tasmania 8.6  (54)

1976 Tasmanian Jumper – No#25 Worn by Max-Deverell

1976 Tasmanian Jumper – No#25 Worn by Max-Deverell

11th July 1976 Tasmania versus NSW at Sydney Showgrounds

Scores:
NSW  18.23  (131) defeated Tasmania 18.13  (121)

1978 Clarence FC jumper – No#9 worn by Andrew Vanderfeen as a training jumper in 1979

1978 Clarence FC jumper – No#9 worn by Andrew Vanderfeen as a training jumper in 1979

1980 University FC Lace-Up Jumper – No#10

1980 University FC Lace-Up Jumper – No#10

1980-90ʻs TFL Commissioners Blazer

1980-90ʻs TFL Commissioners Blazer

1980ʻs – 1990ʻs Latrobe FC Jumper – NTFL Logo

Late 1980ʻs early 1990ʻs Latrobe FC Jumper – NTFL Logo

1980ʻs Burnie Hawks FC Travel Jumper (Late 1980ʻs)

1980ʻs Burnie Hawks FC Travel Jumper (Late 1980ʻs)

1980ʻs Devonport FC Jumper No#6 – Goliath Cement Sponsor

1980ʻs Devonport FC Jumper No#6 – Goliath Cement Sponsor

1980ʻs East Devonport FC Tracksuit Warm Up Top

1980ʻs East Devonport FC Tracksuit Warm Up Top

1980ʻs Glenorchy FC Jumper worn by Kim Excell

1980ʻs Glenorchy FC Jumper worn by Kim Excell

1980ʻs Huon Football Association Representative Jumper No#31

1980ʻs Huon Football Association Representative Jumper No#31

1980ʻs NWFU Players Travel Jumper

1980ʻs NWFU Players Travel Jumper

1980ʻs TANFL Travel Jumper

1980ʻs TANFL Travel Jumper

1980ʻs Penguin FC Players Travel Jumper

1980ʻs Penguin FC Players Travel Jumper

1980ʻs NWFU Representative Jumper No#20

1980ʻs NWFU Representative Jumper No#20

1980ʻs Sandy Bay FC Jumper No#2

1980ʻs Sandy Bay FC Jumper No#2

1980ʻs Tasmanian Jumper worn by Roland Curley – No#19

1980ʻs Tasmanian Jumper worn by Roland Curley – No#19

1980ʻs Tasmanian Training Jumper No#5 worn by Roland Curley

1980ʻs Tasmanian Training Jumper No#5 worn by Roland Curley

1980ʻs TFL Representative Jumper worn by Roland Curley #14

1980ʻs TFL Representative Jumper worn by Roland Curley #14

1980ʻs Wynyard FC Jumper No#56

1980ʻs Wynyard FC Jumper No#56

1981 Tasmanian Teal Cup Jumper No#9 worn by Anthony Steele

1981 Tasmanian Teal Cup Jumper No#9

1981 Winfield Jumper – Worn in game against VFA 7th June

1981 Winfield Jumper – worn in game against VFA 7th June

Scores:

Greater Northern League vs. Victorian Football Association – 7th June 1981

GNL: 2.5 (17) 4.11 (35) 12.18 (90) 15.20 (110)
VFA: 4.2 (26) 10.2 (62) 12.7 (79) 15.10 (100)

Greater Northern League

B:            Craig Delanty (NL)            John Athony (ED)             Bruno Zelesco (CS)
HB:         Wayne Chugg (CS)           Scott Knights (NL)            Bill fielding (Pen)
C:            Shane Young (NL)             Alex Downes (NL)            Andrew Goss (Dev)
HF:         Mark Colston (Sco)          Chris Reynolds (ED)         Bill Dunne (Bur)
FF:          Mark Williams (Dev)       Phil Manassa (Dev)         Ricky Dolliver (Bur)
R:            Graham Hunnibell (NL)  Darrel Shepherd (Coo)   Nick Clark (NL)
Int:         Neil Maynard (NL)           Robbie Wright (Wyn)

Greater Northern League
Goals: C. Reynolds 4, M. Williams 4, R. Dolliver 2, S. Young 2, P. Manassa 2, N. Clark
Best: W. Dunne, G. Hunnibell, B. Zelesco, M. Williams, J. Anthony, C. Reynolds, A. Downes

Victorian Football Association
Goals: R. Jessop 4, J. Radojevic 3, B. Jones 2, G. Milroy 2, T. West, Jim Christou, R. Herbert, T. Wilkins
Best: A. Aanensen, B. Jones, R. Jessop, John Christou

Victorian Football Association

B:            John Christou                     Kerry Foley                        Peter Hall
HB:         Craig Dermott                   Mick Warren                      Glenn DIckson
C:            Tony West                          Terry Wilkins                      Gary Parkes
HF:         Robert Herbert                 Grant OʻRiley                     Colin Judd
FF:          Gary Milroy                       Joe Radojevic                     Jim Christou
R:            Vic Aansensen                  Laurie Bert                         Brian Jones
Int:         Graham Bux                       Gary Davidson

This game was inducted into the AFL Tasmania Hall of Fame in 2015

1985 NTFA Under19ʻs Jumper – NTFA v NWFU played on 25th April – ANZAC DAY

1985 NTFA Under19ʻs Jumper – NTFA v NWFU played on ANZAC DAY

Jumper worn by Michael Walker

1987 North Hobart Football Club Premiership Lace up jumper worn by Ross Christensen #2

1987 North Hobart Football Club Premiership Lace up jumper worn by Ross Christensen #2

Scores:
12th September 1987

North Hobart 23.20  (158) defeated Glenorchy 16.10  (106)

NHFC Best Players:  P Hardman, R Christensen, D Guley, D Davies, M Elmer, D Perry, S McQueen, M Maple, C Sutton
GDFC Best Players:  R Curley, G Linton, D Pearce, A Lovell, S Grace, A Fletcher

NHFC Goals: P Hardman (7), S McQueen (5), B Plain (4), D Perry (3), R Christensen, D Davies, N Noye, M Maple
GDFC Goals: D Pearce (6), A Lovell (3), M Styles (2), R Curley (2), D Ling, C Riley, J Klug

Umpires: G Dawson, M Kelly
Crowd:  17,094

1990ʻs Longford FC Clash jumper from Mid-1990ʻs

1990ʻs Longford FC Clash jumper from Mid-1990ʻs

1990ʻs Risdon Vale FC Jumper No#58

1990ʻs Risdon Vale FC Jumper No#58

1990ʻs Ross Football Club Jumper No#21

1990ʻs Ross Football Club Jumper No#21

1990ʻs Spreyton FC Jumper

1990ʻs Spreyton FC Jumper

1996 Tassie Mariners Jumper No#23 worn by Gerard Oakford

1996 Tassie Mariners Jumper No#23 worn by Gerard Oakford

2000ʻs Tasmanian Devils VFL Clash Jumper No#48

2000ʻs Tasmanian Devils VFL Clash Jumper No#48

1963 Tasmanian Jumper – versus South Australia and Western Australia worn by Ray Bailey

1963 Tasmanian Jumper  –  versus South Australia and Western Australia worn by Ray Bailey

Ninaʻs Juddʻs  dad Neville ʻChicʻ Hayes swapped his South Australian jumper after the 1963 Tasmania v South Australia game at the Adelaide Oval on the 1st June 1963.

Nina said her dad wore the Tassie jumper around his hobby farm in the early 1970ʻs

We thank Nina and her son Harry for contacting us and donating the jumper back to Tasmania.

1980’s Glenorchy FC jumper – worn by Roland Curley

1980’s Glenorchy FC jumper – worn by Roland Curley

1980’s New Norfolk FC Football Jumper

1980’s New Norfolk FC Football Jumper

1980’s Tasmanian Jumper – worn by Greg Farquhar No.#20

1980’s Tasmanian Jumper – worn by Greg Farquhar No.#20

1980’s Tasmanian Jumper – No#25 worn by Greg Farquhar

1980’s Tasmanian Jumper – No#25 worn by Greg Farquhar

1980’s Tasmanian Training Jumper No#20 worn by Greg Farquhar

1980’s Tasmanian Training Jumper No #20 worn by Greg Farquhar

1956 Tasmanian Australian National Carnival Jumper worn by (Brian Yost) No #3

1956 Tasmanian Australian National Carnival football jumper worn by Brian Yost No #3

Jumper returned to TARHHM Group by Mike Tanner son of Colin Tanner who played for South Australia at the 1956 National Carnival in Perth.

1952 Sandy Bay Football Club Blazer

1952 Sandy Bay Football Club Blazer in possession of Jack Bennett

Commonwealth Jubilee Perpetual Trophy – Intra-State Competition (1951 – 1979)

The Commonwealth Jubilee Perpetual Trophy was first awarded in 1951. The trophy was donated by the Commonwealth Jubilee Sporting Committee and the committee was represented by the Chairman Mr E W (Bill) Barwick who presented the perpetual trophy to the TFL League President Mr Merv A S McNeair. The trophy is for perpetual intra-state competition among the senior football bodies of the State (NTFA, NWFU & TFL).

The trophy was not awarded for the years of 1957, 1922 and 1974.

The trophy is a historical piece of Tasmania’s football history as the trophy has been in the hands of players and coaches like Jack Rough, Roy Cazaly, GB ‘Paddy’ Martin, Darrel Baldock, Gordon Bowman, John Devine, Trevor Leo, John Leedham and many more legends of Tasmanian Football. There were some fierce battles between the TFL, NTFA & NWFU through the golden era of Tasmania football in the 50’s, 60’s.

1933 State Premiership Match – Most Useful Player – Cananore FC – won by M-Tuttle

1933 State Premiership Match – Most Useful Player – Cananore FC – won by M-Tuttle

1933 Cananore FC – Most Consistent Player trophy – won by Max Tuttle

1933 Cananore FC – Most Consistent Player trophy – won by Max Tuttle

1933 Tasmanian Carnival Football – Trophy presented to Max Tuttle from his Sorell Admirers

1933 Trophy presented to Maxwell T Tuttle by his Sorell Admirers in recognition of his playing with the Tasmanians in CARNIVAL FOOTBALL 1933

1934 Cananore FC – Trophy for Most Consistent Player – won by Max Tuttle

1934 Cananore FC – Trophy for Most Consistent Player – won by Max Tuttle

1939 Cananore FC – Presented by Cananore Old Players & Officials Association – Fairest & Best Player 1939 Max Tuttle

1939 Cananore FC – Presented by Cananore Old Players & Officials Association – Fairest & Best Player 1939 Max Tuttle

1939 TANFL – Most Consistent Player – North-v-South -won by M Tuttle – 24.06.1939

1939 TANFL – Most Consistent Player – North-v-South -won by M Tuttle – 24.06.1939

1939 North Hobart FC Sugar Bowl won by Max Abbott

1939 North Hobart FC Sugar Bowl won by Max Abbott

1941 North Hobart FC – Thos Edge Trophy – Best Player won by Max Abbott

1941 North Hobart FC – Thos Edge Trophy – Best Player won by Max Abbott

1951 A W Orchard Trophy – Terry Cashion

1951 A W Orchard Trophy – Terry Cashion

Best Player for the NTFA in Intrastate Matches

1965 – 1982 MAS McNeair Perpetual Trophy – TFL Premiers

The Merv AS McNeair perpetual trophy (TFL Premiers) was first awarded in 1965 and was awarded to each premiership team in the TFL until 1982.

The trophy was located under the Cazaly grandstand in 2019 in a box with cobwebs and dust.

SSOBNFA – Les Webb Memorial Trophy – Best & Fairest Trophy

SSOBNFA – Les Webb Memorial Trophy – Best & Fairest

(Photo) – Denis Lester – 1955 SSOBNFA Best & Fairest winner with the trophy

1926 Tasmanian Government Insurance Office Medal

1926 TGIO Tasmanian Triangular Football Contest won by the TFL

Medal awarded to Jack Charlesworth

1939 – 1945 Lefroy Football Club Memorial Trophy

1939 – 1945 Lefroy Football Club Memorial Trophy – Presented to TANFL IN MEMORY OF MEMBERS MAKING THE SUPREME SACRIFICE – WORLD WAR II

This trophy was presented to the senior TFL team that finished on top of the ladder after the Home & Away season.

The trophy was awarded between 1945 to 1983 to the respective club who finished on top of the ladder.

Winners of the trophy were:

• 1945 North Hobart District
• 1946 New Town District
• 1947 Hobart District
• 1948 New Town District
• 1949 Hobart District
• 1950 Hobart District
• 1951 New Town District
• 1952 Hobart District
• 1953 Hobart District
• 1954 Hobart District
• 1955 Hobart District
• 1956 North Hobart District
• 1957 Glenorchy District
• 1958 New Norfolk District
• 1959 North Hobart District
• 1960 Clarence District
• 1961 North Hobart
• 1962 North Hobart
• 1963 Sandy Bay
• 1964 New Norfolk
• 1965 Glenorchy
• 1966 New Norfolk
• 1967 Glenorchy
• 1968 New Norfolk
• 1969 Nort Hobart
• 1970 Sandy Bay
• 1971 Clarence
• 1972 Sandy Bay
• 1973 Sandy Bay
• 1974 Glenorchy
• 1975 Clarence
• 1976 Sandy Bay
• 1977 Sandy Bay
• 1978 Sandy Bay
• 1980 Glenorchy
• 1981 Clarence
• 1982 New Norfolk
• 1983 Glenorchy

1947 George Watt Medal – won by Neil Clark

1947 TSANFL Seconds League – George Watt Medal

1951 TANFL Dr Wander Medal (Ovaltine) Best & Fairest Player Intra State Matches Shared – Rex Garwood Best TFL Player

1951 TANFL Dr Wander Medal (Ovaltine) Best & Fairest Player Intra State Matches Shared – Rex Garwood Best TFL Player

Rex kicked 10 goals representing the TFL against the NWFU at West Park – 18th August 1951

STFA – TFL Minute Books (1904 – 1929)

STFA (Southern Tasmanian Football Association) and TFL (Tasmanian Football League) Minute books.

There are some extremely important pieces in these minute books from changing the competition name from STFA to the TFL, sporting bodies from around Tasmania meeting to choose the State Colours, 20th June 1908 (Rose, Primrose & Myrtle Green) that still are being used for our sporting teams to represent our State.  The inclusion of the Cananore Football Club into the TFL.

1913 Tasmanian Football League Premiership Medal – State Premiers

1913 Tasmania Football Leage – State Premiers Medal

Player unknown

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TFL Premiership Match – 16th August 1913 – TCA Ground
Cananore        4.3    7.4    7.6    10.13 (73)
Lefroy             2.3    2.5    3.9      4.12 (36)

Best Players
Cananore:    R Featherstone, Bryan, C Badenach, E Randall, K Bailey,        K Goddard, L Bennison, B Carter, A Westwood, Davey, Huxtable

Lefroy:    I Margetts, J Pennicott, Burton, N Winzenberg, T Carroll, Townley, V Geard, Morrison, F Green, Allison, J Barnett, McEnulty

Goals:
Cananore: A Westwood (2), R Featherstone (2), E Randall (2), K Goddard  E Absolom, C Badenach

Lefroy:   V Geard (2), W Graves, L Sullivan

No state premiership game was played as Launceston refused to play under umpire C Dwyer.

1927 Tasmanian Football League – Premiership Medal (Jack Charlesworth)

Cananore Football Club won the 1927 TFL Premiership and were also State Premiers in 1927. Jack Charlesworth was Captain of the Cananore Football Club from 1924 to 1928. Cananore developed into one of the most powerful teams Tasmania has ever seen, claiming a total of 10 TFL and State Premierships between 1921 and 1927. This included a hat trick of TFL/State Doubles from 1925 to 1927. Charlesworth was one of the first picked players for not only TFL combined teams (featuring more than 20 times) but also for Tasmania, with Charlesworth representing his state on more than a dozen occasions including two National Carnivals in 1924 and 1927, the latter as Captain.

However, arguably his greatest representative success came in one of Tasmanian football’s greatest victories against South Australia in Adelaide in 1923. Given no chance against the home side the TFL Representative team recorded a famous 32 point victory, with Charlesworth kicking two goals and completely blanketing Sturt champion and future test cricketer – Victor Richardson, regarded by many at the time to be the best centreman in the country. These sorts of outstanding performances saw Charlesworth regularly approached about crossing to Victoria to play VFL football, however as was the case with many of his teammates – Charlesworth resisted all offers, content to simply ply his trade in Tasmania.

1914 Tasmanian Carnival Player Cap – Ivor S Margetts

This 1914 Tasmanian state cap belonged to Lefroy ruckman Ivor Stephen Margetts. His hand-written nametag is stitched into the inner lining. It was presented to Margetts on the eve of the third Australian National Football Carnival, staged in Sydney in early August 1914.

Tasmania was outplayed at the carnival, beating only lowly Queensland. Margetts was named among the best players in the rout by the dominant Victoria but he was more concerned about returning home to enlist. Barely two years later he lost his life on the battlefields of the Western Front.

For more than 100 years the cap lay among the stored family belongings of Major Charles Simmons VD, Margetts’ military mentor in the Derwent Regiment in Tasmania and the one-time superintendent of the Hobart jail in Campbell Street.

Margetts was on the staff of the Hutchins school in 1914, having been drawn south from his home in Launceston two years earlier for work and for the opportunity to play with Lefroy Football Club. He had played his first game of senior football with the Launceston Football Club while still at school and made an instant impression. Tall and athletic, he was a natural star.

In his five-year senior career Margetts also played for both the North and the South in the annual games against each other, and for representative teams against touring clubs from Melbourne. Lefroy won the Southern premiership in 1912 with Ivor among the team’s best players, then beat North Launceston for the first official state premiership.

When not in residence at Hutchins, Margetts boarded with the Simmons family in the jail superintendent’s house at the bottom of Melville Street. Charles, his wife Amy and daughters Jean and May, treated the cheery and popular Margetts as their adopted son and brother.

War was declared the day the Tasmanian team arrived in Sydney for the 1914 carnival. Margetts left all his belongings with the Simmons family. He received a commission in the 12^th Battalion and sailed with the first convoy to depart Australia in October 1914. The 12th was among the first Anzacs to land at Gallipoli on 25^th April the following year and Ivor was conspicuous with his bravery on that extraordinary day.

Margetts survived Gallipoli, being the only Allied officer to spend the entire nine months of the campaign on the peninsula. However, in July 1916 he was killed by shrapnel on the first day of fighting at Pozieres on the Somme. His death was felt across the state, given his reputation as a footballer and his popularity with the troops.

Charles Simmons kept Margetts’ state cap with the many letters Margetts wrote back to Hobart from the front. When Charles died suddenly in 1930, his family kept the cap and it eventually passed to Charles’ grandson Robin Jones. When Robin died in Melbourne in 2017, the cap was rediscovered and donated to the Tasmanian football history collection in 2023.

1947 North Hobart DFC – State Premiership Tour Mini Pennant

1947 North Hobart DFC – State Premiership Tour Mini Pennant

North Hobart Football Ground Turnstiles

The turnstiles were first used at North Hobart Oval in the early 1920’s and had seen thousands of fans and players pass through them over the years.

Big games and events like:

• 1924 Australian National Football Carnival
• 1947 Australian National Football Carnival
• 1966 Australian National Football Carnival
• 1970 Tasmania v Western Australia
• 1990 Tasmania v Victoria

While North Hobart Oval will always be best associated with Australian football, the ground has hosted numerous other events throughout its long history. Cricket, soccer, ANZAC Day sports events and athletics have all been staged there at various times. As an athletic track it was much maligned, yet two world records were set on it: Betty Cuthbert set a new time for the 220 yard sprint in 1960, while Ron Clarke broke Vladimir Kuts’ (USSR) 5000 metre record in 1965. Many other sporting and entertainment events have been held there – including a Military Tattoo attended by thousands in 1987 – but the event that holds the unofficial ground attendance record of 25,000 was the Dr Billy Graham Crusade in March 1959.

1938 NHFC Most Improved Second Year Player Max Abbott

1938 NHFC Most Improved Second Year Player trophy won by Max Abbott

1924 Lefroy FC – Percy Davey Football Shield – State Premiers

1924 Lefroy FC – Percy Davey Football Shield – State Premiers

1968 New Norfolk – Kev Bailey Caricature Board

1968 New Norfolk – Kev Bailey Caricature Board

1969 John Devine – North Hobart FC Stage Coach – Kev Bailey Caricature Board

1969 John Devine – North Hobart FC Stage Coach – Kev Bailey Caricature Board

1971 7BO Radio John Bingley – Kev Bailey Caricature Board

1971 7BO Radio John Bingley – Kev Bailey Caricature Board

1944 – 2004 Hobart Football Club – 60th Anniversary Souvenir Booklet by Ray Hill

1944 – 2004 Hobart Football Club – 60th Anniversary Souvenir Booklet by Ray Hill

1851- 2019 Tassie Footy Guide – 168 Years of Island History by Allan Leeson

1851- 2019 Tassie Footy Guide – 168 Years of Island History by Allan Leeson

1899 – 1990 North Launceston Football Club

1899 – 1990 North Launceston Football Club

1926 – 1955 Tasmanian Australian National Football League – Annual Reports Book

1926 – 1955 Tasmanian Australian National Football League – Annual Reports Book

1933 – 1963 Macalburn Football Club by Ray Hill

1933 – 1963 Macalburn Football Club by Ray Hill

1944 – 2019 Hobart Football Club – Celebrating 75 Years

1944 – 2019 Hobart Football Club – Celebrating 75 Years

1945 – 2004 Hobart Football Club -Senior Coaches booklet

1945 – 2004 Hobart Football Club -Senior Coaches booklet

1947 Tasmanian Football Guide by Jack Donnelly

1947 Tasmanian Football Guide by Jack Donnelly “Half-Back” of The Examiner

1963 & 1973 TANFL Premiers Hobart FC Booklet by Ray Hill

1963 & 1973 TANFL Premiers Hobart FC Booklet by Ray Hill (Reunion 2008)

1966 TANFL Premiers Hobart FC – 40th Anniversary by Ray Hill

1966 TANFL Premiers Hobart FC – 40th Anniversary by Ray Hill

1968 Hobart Sportsview Magazine – The Year of the Eagle

1968 Hobart Sportsview Magazine – The Year of the Eagle

1969 – 2018 Football Loversʻ Tasmanian Guide – NWFU 200 Club – 50th Anniversary by Allan Leeson

1969 – 2018 Football Loversʻ Tasmanian Guide – NWFU 200 Club – 50th Anniversary by Allan Leeson

1979 Tasmanian Football Year Book by K Pinchin

1979 Tasmanian Football Year Book by K Pinchin

1979 When Local Footy Mattered by Marcus Nichols

1979 When Local Footy Mattered by Marcus Nichols

Remembering the 1979 TFL Centenary Season

1980 Tasmanian Football Year Book

1980 Tasmanian Football Year Book

1981 Latrobe Football Club – Centenary Book by Royce Viney

1981 Latrobe Football Club – Centenary Book by Royce Viney

Heart Soul – A Tribute to The Game and Its People by Robert Shaw

Heart Soul – A Tribute to The Game and Its People by Robert Shaw

Hobart Football Club a quadrella of Premierships (1950, 1960, 1980, 1990)

Hobart Football Club  – A Quadrella of Premierships (1950, 1960, 1980, 1990)

The Heritage of Huon Football by Elizabeth Rickards

The Heritage of Huon Football by Elizabeth Rickards

The North Hobart Football Club – A History – Never Say Die

The North Hobart Football Club – A History – Never Say Die

The Spirit Never Dies – Sandy Bay FC by Mike Bingham

The Spirit Never Dies – Sandy Bay FC “Seagulls on the Wing” by Mike Bingham

1956 Australian Football Championship – Western Australia Tas v VFA – Record 24th to 23rd June

1956 Australian Football Championship – Western Australia Tas v VFA – Record 24th to 23rd June

1913 letter 3rd June re North / South trouble – 1913 State Premiership

1913 letter 3rd June re North / South trouble – 1913 State Premiership

Transcript of the letter:

A special meeting of the Committee of the Tasmanian Football League was held yesterday for the purpose of considering the statement with reference to the terms of the settlement of the North & South trouble made by the Chairman of the Northern Tasmanian Football Association (Mr T Shields), at a meeting of his Association on 1st June (Monday) and it was decided that as that statement was incorrect and misleading, and as Mr Shields had since repudiated the actual terms of the settlement, the League should publish a full account of the proceedings as disclosed by the accompanying correspondence and copy of the minutes of the League Meeting held on Saturday night in dealing with the matter.

The reason that these proceedings have not ben already fully published is that the matter was dealt with in Committee at the request of Mr Shields.

In fairness to the Chairman of the Tasmanian Football League (Mr J Watt) it is explained with reference to the paragraph appearing in Mondayʻs “Mercury” in reference to a telephone communication with him by a member of the “Mercury” staff, that Mr Watt informed the “Mercury” Representative that he had nothing further to communicate than had already been furnished and that on being very keenly pressed he admitted that Mr Shields had expressed regret, Mr Watt adding “and I suppose that could be taken as an apology.  The League have endeavoured to carry out the terms of the settlement in the strictest sense, and not disclose more than was furnished to the press by the joint memorandum of Mr Shields and Mr Watt, bu tin face of the repudiation by Mr Shields of what actually took place, and his renunciation of the terms of the settlement the committee feel that in justice to themselves and the public, particulars of what occurred should be published.  It is true that no “apology” was asked for, but expression of regret stipulated for in the resolution was tendered by Mr Shields, and accepted by the League, and the League then considered the whole matter settled.  Mr Shields denial that this is what took place, is absolutely incomprehensible to all of those present who heard him tender this expression of regret, both on behalf of the Launceston Football Club, and the Northern Tasmanian Football Association for both of whom he stated, he had the fullest power to act.  By order of the committee, signed E Weymouth secretary.

1913 letter dated 20th December from Premier to Secretary of the TFL

A transcript of the letter:

93 Charles St.
Launceston
20th Dec. 1913

The Secretary
Tasmanian Football League
Hobart.

At a meeting called at my request to which you were good enough to appoint representatives, the question of the present football trouble was discussed, and I have now the honour to submit for your favourable consideration, the following suggestions for the guidance of the League and Association fixtures in the future.

1. The N.T.F.A to affiliate with the T.F.L.
2. The N.T.F.A. to have the right to make direct arrangements with Mainland Clubs as to visits of the latter to Launceston.
3. The State Premiership Matches to be under the control of the T.F.L. and N.T.F.A. and financial arrangements to be the same as in the case of North v South Matches.
4. Independent Umpires to be engaged from Victoria for North v South matches and State Premiership Matches, the cost of same to be borne by the T.F.L. when such matches are played at Hobart and the N.T.F.A. when such matches are played at Launceston.

Trusting that these will prove satisfactory to you.

I have the honour to be,
Your obedient servant,
(Sgd) A.E. Solomon.  Premier

1913 letter to Premier of Tasmania The Hon A E Solomon from WH Gill (TFL) re: Launceston FC disqualification – State Premiership

1913 letter to Premier of Tasmania The Hon A E Solomon from WH Gill (TFL) Re: Launceston FC disqualification – State Premiership (December 1913)

No state premiership played as Launceston Football Club refused to play under Umpire Dwyer

1914 Copy of Minutes – letter dated 30th May re: North v South trouble – State Premiership and Launceston Football Club

1914 Copy of Minutes – letter dated 30th May re North v South trouble – State Premiership and Launceston Football Club

Transcript of Copy of Minutes:

Mr Simpson reported that in company with Mr Gill, he had that morning casually met Mr Shields the Chairman of the Northern Assoc. when a suggestion was made for an informal chat.  Mr Shields explained that he had unlimited powers to settle the dispute and after considerable discussion it was arranged that Mr Shields express regret on behalf of the Launceston Association and Launceston Club and the Chairman of the League to express regret at the occurrence.  The matter to be left in the hands of the Chairman and if the League were satisfied with their decision the disqualification of the Launceston Club to be then removed.

The Chairman was given full power to act on behalf of the League.

Mr Shields was admitted and Mr Simpson formally explained that Mr Shields had come along with the view to arranging a satisfactory settlement of the North v South trouble.

Mr Shields explained the position from the N.T.F. Associationʻs point of view and went on to say he had full power to arrange a settlement.

The Chairman and Mr Shields retired from the room and on returning the Chairman reported having come to an amicable settlement Mr Shields having expressed regret on behalf of the Launceston Assoc.  and the Launceston Club and the Chairman expressed regret at the occurrence.  Mr Shields endorsed the Chairmanʻs remarks.

It was then decided on the motion of Mr Simpson, seconded by Mr Molloy after the statement made by the two Chairmen that they had mutually agreed to a settlement, “that the disqualification of the Launceston Club be forthwith removed”

1914 Letter Re: Country Associations – Special Meeting after Ordinary Meeting – 29th May 1914

1914 Letter Re: Country Associations – Special Meeting after Ordinary Meeting – 29th May 1914

Letter Transcript:

The League shall have power upon registration of any Country Association to exclude the operation of the Permit Rules or any of them in respect of any player registered with such Country Association.

Trophy Competitions may also be registered with the League upon such terms and conditions as the Committee may deem expident.

We agree to the above – (signed by)
W H Gill
E A Reid
T P Molloy
Allan Richardson
P H Mitchell
J Sharp
W Leitch

1915 Charges laid by Umpire Porteous against Benison (Cananore FC) and McWilliams (Lefroy FC) for fighting.

1915 Charges laid by Umpire Porteous against Benison (Cananore FC) and McWilliams (Lefroy FC) for fighting.

Re: match 8th May – Cananore versus Lefroy

1926 letter dated 26th August from NWFU to TFL re: Agenda Conference for 4-9-26

1926 letter dated 26th August from NWFU to TFL re: Agenda Conference for 4-9-26

1926 letter dated 26th July from Cananore FC to TFL re: Umpire H Dwyer.

1926 letter dated 26th July from Cananore FC to TFL re: Umpire H Dwyer.

Transcript of Letter:

26th July 1926

The Secretary
Tasmanian Football League
HOBART

Dear Sir,

Adverting to the statements made by the Delegate of my club (Mr K Bailey) before a meeting of your Committee on the 12th inst. relative to Umpire H. Dwyer,  I beg to advise you that they were made on behalf of my Club and received full endorsement at a subsequent meeting of my Committee.

I would point out that the remarks were not intended as erroneously implied, as a reflection on the integrity or character of Umpire Dwyer but purely an expression of opinion on behalf of my Club as to his incompetency, and in this respect we justify claim that our Delegate has equal rights with any other member of your Committee to criticise the actions of any League Umpire, as has often been the case in the past.

For the information of the Secretary of the Southern Tasmanian Football Umpiresʻ Association regarding an explanation of the word “Deal”, I would point out that had he referred to any recognised standard Dictionary he would have ascertained that it means “a part or portion, a share”, consequently an indefinite quantity and in using this expression our Delegate aptly expressed my Clubʻs opinion that the Cananore Players do not receive their due proportion or share of penalties owing to Mr Dwyerʻs inability to umpire.

From the above it will be evident that Mr Bailey has nothing whatever to withdraw as his remarks were perfectly revelent.

Yours faithfully,
Norman R Ikin
Hon. Secretary of C.F.C

1929 New Town Football Club Letter to Allan – Wilson Bailey Medal – TFL Best & Fairest Award

1929 New Town Football Club Letter to Allan – Wilson Bailey Medal – TFL Best & Fairest Award

Letter dated 3rd September 1929 to Allan Leitch Congratulating him on his Wilson Bailey Medal for the TFL Best & Fairest award.

1953 Longford FC – Letter dated 11th March advising players that training has commenced under new coach Fred Davies ex VFL Star Carlton FC

1953 Longford FC – Letter dated 11th March advising players that training has commenced under new coach Fred Davies ex VFL Star / Carlton FC
Letter to Longford player Jack Barnes

1953 Northern Tasmania Football Association – Letter dated 4th June to Jack Barnes extending appreciation versus TFL at Hobart 2nd June

1953 Northern Tasmania Football Association – letter dated 4th June to Jack Barnes extending appreciation versus TFL at Hobart 2nd June

Match Details:

2nd June 1953 – Coronation Day at North Hobart Oval

TFL  12. 11   (91)    drew with    NTFA 12.12  (91)

Goalkickers: 
(TFL) T Cashion (5), R Garwood (4), M Walker (2), L McCLements

1953 Fitzroy FC – letter to Jack Barnes thanking him for joining the Fitzroy club 18th June

1953 Fitzroy FC – letter to Jack Barnes thanking him for joining the Fitzroy club 18th June

1953 Northern Tasmania Football Association – Letter dated 6th July Jack Barnes selected in the NTFA team versus TFL at York Park 11th July

1953 Northern Tasmania Football Association – letter dated 6th July Jack Barnes selected in the NTFA team versus TFL at York Park 11th July

1953 Northern Tasmania Football Association – Letter dated 11th May Jack Barnes selected in the NTFA team versus Queenstown FA at York Park 16th May

1953 Northern Tasmania Football Association – Letter dated 11th May – Jack Barnes selected in the NTFA team versus Queenstown FA at York Park 16th May

Match Scores:

16th Mat 1953 at York Park

1953 Northern Tasmania Football Association – Letter dated 19th May to Jack Barnes – NTFA extends Associationʻs appreciation versus Queenstown FA at York Park 16th May Apologise that the showers were cold

1953 Northern Tasmania Football Association – Letter dated 19th May to Jack Barnes – NTFA extends Associationʻs appreciation versus Queenstown FA at York Park 16th May Apologise that the showers were cold

Match Scores:

16th May 1953 at York Park

1953 Northern Tasmania Football Association – Letter dated 25th May – Jack Barnes selected in the NTFA squad versus TFL at Hobart 2nd June

1953 Northern Tasmania Football Association – Letter dated 25th May – Jack Barnes selected in the NTFA squad versus TFL at Hobart 2nd June

Match Details:

2nd June 1953 – Coronation Day at North Hobart Oval

TFL  12. 11   (91)    drew with    NTFA 12.12  (91)

Goalkickers: 
(TFL) T Cashion (5), R Garwood (4), M Walker (2), L McCLements

1953 Northern Tasmania Football Association – Letter dated 17th July – Association Committee extend thanks to Jack Barnes as a member of the NTFA team that beat TFL at York Park 11th July

1953 Northern Tasmania Football Association – Letter dated 17th July – The Association Committee extend thanks to Jack Barnes as a member of the NTFA team that beat TFL at York Park 11th July

1953 Northern Tasmania Football Association – Letter dated 30th June to Jack Barnes selected in training squad versus TFL at York Park 11th July 1953

1953 Northern Tasmania Football Association – Letter dated 30th June to Jack Barnes selected in training squad versus TFL at York Park 11th July 1953

Match Details:

11th July 1953 at York Park

1953 Northern Tasmania Football Association – latter dated 3rd August – J Barnes to represent Association versus NWFU at Devonport 8th August

1953 Northern Tasmania Football Association – letter dated 3rd August – J Barnes to represent Association versus NWFU at Devonport 8th August

1954 Fitzroy FC – letter dated 18th January to John Barnes about his work situation and when training starts

1954 Fitzroy FC – letter dated 18th January to John Barnes about his work situation and when training starts

1954 Northern Tasmania Football Association – Letter dated 14th May – Jack Barnes selected in the NTFA team versus NWFU at Burnie 22nd May

1954 Northern Tasmania Football Association – Letter dated 14th May – Jack Barnes selected in the NTFA team versus NWFU at Burnie 22nd May

Match Scores:

NWFU 22  15  (147) defeated   NTFA  12  13  (85)

1954 Northern Tasmania Football Association – Letter dated 7th June – Jack Barnes selected in the NTFA squad versus TFL at Hobart 14th June

1954 Northern Tasmania Football Association – Letter dated 7th June – Jack Barnes selected in the NTFA squad versus TFL at Hobart 14th June

1954 Northern Tasmania Football Association – Letter dated 21st June Jack Barnes selected in the NTFA squad versus TFL at Hobart 3rd July at York Park

1954 Northern Tasmania Football Association – 21st June Jack Barnes selected in the NTFA squad versus TFL at Hobart 3rd July at York Park

1954 Northern Tasmania Football Association – Letter dated 9th August – Jack Barnes selected in the NTFA team versus NWFU at York Park 14th August

1954 Northern Tasmania Football Association – Letter dated 9th August – Jack Barnes selected in the NTFA team versus NWFU at York Park 14th August

1955 Fitzroy FC letter dated 12th January asking John Barnes his intentions for the 1955 season

1955 Fitzroy FC letter 12th January asking John Barnes his intentions for the 1955 season

1955 Northern Tasmania Football Association – Letter dated 16th May Jack Barnes selected in the NTFA squad versus NWFU at York Park 21st May

1955 Northern Tasmania Football Association – 16th May Jack Barnes selected in the NTFA squad versus NWFU at York Park 21st May

1955 Northern Tasmania Football Association – Letter dated 6th June Jack Barnes selected in the NTFA team versus TFL at Hobart 11th June

1955 Northern Tasmania Football Association – 6th June Jack Barnes selected in the NTFA team versus TFL at Hobart 11th June

1955 Northern Tasmania Football Association – Letter dated 27th June – Jack Barnes selected in the NTFA team versus NWFU at Devonport 2nd July

1955 Northern Tasmania Football Association – Letter dated 27th June – Jack Barnes selected in the NTFA team versus NWFU at Devonport 2nd July

1955 Northern Tasmania Football Association – letter dated 28th June advising Jack Barnes the special train leaving Longford to Devonport

1955 Northern Tasmania Football Association – letter dated 28th June advising Jack Barnes the special train leaving Longford to Devonport

1956 Northern Tasmania Football Association – letter dated 17th June advising Jack Barnes has been selected in NTFA team versus TFL at Hobart 23rd June

1956 Northern Tasmania Football Association – letter dated 17th June advising Jack Barnes has been selected in NTFA team versus TFL at Hobart 23rd June

1956 Northern Tasmania Football Association – letter dated 2nd July advising Jack Barnes has been selected in NTFA team versus Midland Football Assoc at York Park

1956 Northern Tasmania Football Association – letter dated 2nd July advising Jack Barnes has been selected in NTFA team versus Midland Football Assoc at York Park

1957 Northern Tasmania Football Association – letter dated 13th May advising Jack Barnes has been selected in NTFA team versus NWFU at Burnie 18th May

1957 Northern Tasmania Football Association – letter dated 13th May advising Jack Barnes has been selected in NTFA team versus NWFU at Burnie 18th May

1958 Northern Tasmania Football Association – letter dated 5th May advising Jack Barnes has been selected in NTFA team versus TFL at Hobart 10th May

1958 Northern Tasmania Football Association – letter dated 5th May advising Jack Barnes has been selected in NTFA team versus TFL at Hobart 10th May

1959 Mowbray FC – Letter dated 9th May letter regarding Coaching Agreement of John Barnes

1959 Mowbray FC – Letter dated 9th May regarding Coaching Agreement of John Barnes

1962 Longford FC – letter dated 8th March to Jack Barnes advising his appointment as Assistant Coach 6 Pounds a week

1962 Longford FC – letter dated 8th March to Jack Barnes advising his appointment as Assistant Coach 6 Pounds a week

1962 Northern Tasmania Football Association – letter dated 5th May advising Jack Barnes has been selected in NTFA team versus NWFU at Burnie 12th May

1962 Northern Tasmania Football Association – letter dated 5th May advising Jack Barnes has been selected in NTFA team versus NWFU at Burnie 12th May

NTFA – Northern Tasmanian Football Association Representative Badge

NTFA – Northern Tasmanian Football Association Representative Badge

NWFU Representative Player Badge

NWFU Representative Player Badge

TANFL Representative Player Badge

TANFL Representative Player Badge

WTFA Representative Player Badge

WTFA Representative Player Badge

TFC – Tasmania Football Council Badge

TFC – Tasmania Football Council Badge

1970 NWFA Badge

1970 NWFA Badge

1926 Lefroy FC Badge

1926 Lefroy FC Badge

1930 Lefroy FC Badge

1930 Lefroy FC Badge

1931 North Launceston FC Badge

1931 North Launceston FC Badge

1933 Cananore FC badge

1933 Cananore FC badge

1939 North Hobart FC badge

1939 North Hobart FC badge

1946 Clarence FC badge

1946 Clarence FC badge

1947 Australian Football Carnival Badge – held in Hobart

1947 Australian Football Carnival Badge – held in Hobart

1947 New Norfolk District FC Badge

1947 New Norfolk District FC Badge

1948 New Town District FC Badge

1948 New Town District FC Badge

1950 Hobart FC badge

1950 Hobart FC badge

1957 North Hobart FC badge

1957 North Hobart FC badge

1957 Kermandie FC Badge

1957 Kermandie FC Badge

1962 Glenorchy District FC – Badge

1962 Glenorchy District FC – Badge

1964 Glenorchy District FC – Badge

1964 Glenorchy District FC – Badge

1967 North Hobart FC badge

1967 North Hobart FC badge

1969 Glenorchy District FC – Badge

1969 Glenorchy District FC – Badge

1970 Cygnet FC badge

1970 Cygnet FC badge

1974 Sandy Bay FC Member Badge

1974 Sandy Bay FC Member Badge

1977 Glenorchy District FC – Under Age Badge

1977 Glenorchy District FC – Under Age Badge

1978 Glenorchy District FC – Badge

1978 Glenorchy District FC – Badge

1950ʻs Sandy Bay FC – Life Member Badge – Neil Clarke

1950ʻs Sandy Bay FC – Life Member Badge – Neil Clarke

1971 Sandy Bay FC Badge Deputy Patron

1971 Sandy Bay FC Badge Deputy Patron

1970 Glenorchy District FC – Vice President Badge

1970 Glenorchy District FC – Vice President Badge

1947 Sandy Bay FC Badge

1947 Sandy Bay FC Badge

1929 Launceston FC badge Number 267

1929 Launceston FC badge Number 267

1955 North West SSOBFC Badge

1955 North West SSOBFC Badge

1935 New Town FC badge

1935 New Town FC badge

1924 Latrobe FC – Badge

1924 Latrobe FC – Badge

1928 North Launceston FC – Badge

1928 North Launceston FC – Badge

1949 Cygnet FC – Badge

1949 Cygnet FC – Badge

1952 North Launceston FC – Badge

1952 North Launceston FC – Badge

1954 Scottsdale FC – Badge

1954 Scottsdale FC – Badge

1954 Triabunna FC Pin

1954 Triabunna FC Pin

1967 Scottsdale FC – Committee Badge

1967 Scottsdale FC – Committee Badge

1963 Lyell FC – Badge

1963 Lyell FC – Badge

1955 Launceston FC – Badge

1955 Launceston FC – Badge

1971 East Launceston FC – Demons Club Badge

1971 East Launceston FC – Demons Club Badge

1972 Wynyard FC – Player Badge

1972 Wynyard FC – Player Badge

1973 Churinga FC – Player Badge

1973 Churinga FC – Player Badge

1968 City-South Football Club Badge

1968 City-South Football Club Badge

1980 City-South Football Club Badge – Member 180

1980 City-South Football Club Badge – Member 180

Sherrin Football – 1990 Tasmania versus Victoria – 24th June at North Hobart Oval

T W Sherrin football used in the 1990 Tasmania c Victoria match at North Hobart oval 24th June 1990

Game Results

24th June 1990 – North Hobart Oval

Tasmania: 5.4 7.7 12.10 20.14 (134)
Victoria: 1.3 7.8 8.14 14.17 (101)
Venue: North Hobart Oval
Attendance: 18,651

Best:
Tasmania: Manson, Pritchard, Lynch, Wright, Alexander, Hudson
Victoria: Toohey, Kerrison, Ayres, Langford, Liberatore
Goals:
Tasmania: Alexander (4), Fell (3), Hudson (3), McCarthy (3, Barwick (2), B. Gale, M. Gale, Manson, Nichols, Wright.
Victoria: Lyon (4), Toohey (3), Romero (2), Foster, Kerrison, Liberatore, Longmire, Monkhorst.

Team Line-ups

Tasmania
B: M. Mansfield, B. Stephens, S. Macpherson
HB: T. Spearman, J. McCarthy, M. Gale
C: D. Pritchard (Captain), S. Clayton, G. Wright
HF: D. Barwick, B. Gale, P. Hudson
F: C. Alexander, S. Fell, A. Lynch
Foll: J. Manson, S. Atkins, T. Nichols
Interchange: S. Wade, S. Byers, D. Noonan, D. Davies
Coach: R. Shaw

Victoria
B: S. Kerrison, C. Langford, G. Ayres (Captain)
HB: J. Kennedy, M. Martyn, B. Toohey
C: M. Knights, T. Wallace, B. Allison
HF: R. Lyon, P. Foster, S. Wigney
F: P. Dear, J. Longmire, J. Romero
Foll: D. Monkhorst, A. Condon, A. Liberatore
Interchange: B. Young, S. Wright, M. Gallagher, B. Bower
Coach: D. Parkin

1980 T W Sherrin Football – Kangaroo Brand MATCH used in STFA Grand Final Lachlan def Brighton at Boyer

1980 T W Sherrin Football – Kangaroo Brand MATCH used in STFA Grand Final – Lachlan def Brighton at Boyer

1980’s WINFIELD TANFL Promotional T W Sherrin Football

1980’s WINFIELD TANFL Promotional T W Sherrin Football

1983 TANFL Senior Grand Final Football – Ross Faulkner

1983 TANFL Senior Grand Final Football – Ross Faulkner

Biddy Badenach was the central umpire in 1983 along with Alan Muston

1960ʻs Sandy Bay FC Coca Cola Pennant

1960ʻs Sandy Bay FC Coca Cola Pennant

1960ʻs Clarence FC Coca Cola Pennant

1960ʻs Clarence FC Coca Cola Pennant

1960ʻs Glenorchy FC Coca Cola Pennant

1960ʻs Glenorchy FC Coca Cola Pennant

1960ʻs North Hobart Coca Cola Pennant

1960ʻs North Hobart Coca Cola Pennant

1960ʻs Hobart FC Coca Cola Pennant

1960ʻs Hobart FC Coca Cola Pennant

1960ʻs New Norfolk FC Coca Cola Pennant

1960ʻs New Norfolk FC Coca Cola Pennant

Col Moore – North Hobart Coca Cola Bottle Top

Col Moore – North Hobart Coca Cola Bottle Top

Graham Courtney – North Hobart Coca Cola Bottle Top

Graham Courtney – North Hobart Coca Cola Bottle Top

John Chick – Glenorchy Coca Cola Bottle Top

John Chick – Glenorchy Coca Cola Bottle Top

Bob Bridges – Glenorchy Coca Cola Bottle Top

Bob Bridges – Glenorchy Coca Cola Bottle Top

John McDermott – Hobart Coca Cola Bottle Top

John McDermott – Hobart Coca Cola Bottle Top

Noel Gray – Hobart Coca Cola Bottle Top

Noel Gray – Hobart Coca Cola Bottle Top

Des Graham 1965 – North Hobart Coca Cola Bottle Top

Des Graham 1965 – North Hobart Coca Cola Bottle Top

Lyle Graham 1965 – North Hobart Coca Cola Bottle Top

Lyle Graham 1965 – North Hobart Coca Cola Bottle Top

Max Kelleher – North Hobart Coca Cola Bottle Top

Max Kelleher – North Hobart Coca Cola Bottle Top

Michael Robottom – New Norfolk Coca Cola Bottle Top

Michael Robottom – New Norfolk Coca Cola Bottle Top

David Collins – North Hobart Coca Cola Bottle Top

David Collins – North Hobart Coca Cola Bottle Top

Laurie Wills – Glenorchy Coca Cola Bottle Top

Laurie Wills – Glenorchy Coca Cola Bottle Top

Peter Jones – North Hobart Coca Cola Bottle Top

Peter Jones – North Hobart Coca Cola Bottle Top

Les Bradley – New Norfolk Coca Cola Bottle Top

Les Bradley – New Norfolk Coca Cola Bottle Top

Ernie Mansfield – Glenorchy Coca Cola Bottle Top

Ernie Mansfield – Glenorchy Coca Cola Bottle Top

David Barnes – North Hobart Coca Cola Bottle Top

David Barnes – North Hobart Coca Cola Bottle Top

David Baly – North Hobart Coca Cola Bottle Top

David Baly – North Hobart Coca Cola Bottle Top

Ian Mills – North Hobart Coca Cola Bottle Top

Ian Mills – North Hobart Coca Cola Bottle Top

John Cockshutt 1965 – North Hobart Coca Cola Bottle Top

John Cockshutt 1965 – North Hobart Coca Cola Bottle Top

Kevin Cooper – North Hobart Coca Cola Bottle Top

Kevin Cooper – North Hobart Coca Cola Bottle Top

Ron Roberts – North Hobart Coca Cola Bottle Top

Ron Roberts – North Hobart Coca Cola Bottle Top

Tony Dowd – North Hobart Coca Cola Bottle Top

Tony Dowd – North Hobart Coca Cola Bottle Top

1951 Sandy Bay FC 100 Games Belt Buckle presented to Neil Clarke

1951 Sandy Bay FC 100 Games Belt Buckle presented to Neil Clarke

Sandy Bay FC Matchbox

Sandy Bay FC Matchbox

1947 North Hobart DFC – State Premiership Tour pennant

1947 North Hobart DFC – State Premiership Tour pennant

1912 TFL Lady Ticket – Admit One Lady

1912 TFL Lady Ticket – Admit One Lady

1925 TFL Players Ticket – Issued to J Cantrell North Hobart Club

1925 TFL Players Ticket – Issued to J Cantrell North Hobart Club

1959 NTFA Adult Season Ticket

1959 NTFA Adult Season Ticket

1960 Launceston – Adult Season Ticket

1960 Launceston – Adult Season Ticket

1966 City-South Football Club Membership Card

1966 City-South Football Club Membership Card

1972 Sandy Bay Football Club Premiership Claret

1972 Sandy Bay Football Club Premiership Claret