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1641:1996 deaths
1636:1908 births
1611:Caretaker:
1518:S. Coventry
1512:G. Coventry
1457:Collingwood
1313:S. Coventry
1307:G. Coventry
1258:Collingwood
1095:"No. 45679"
1065:The Mercury
681:Australia);
428:Rugby Union
387:Along with
364:During the
360:War service
343:Jock McHale
332:Bob Makeham
324:Jack Carney
266:Collingwood
201:(1960–1980)
187:(1949–1976)
153:Collingwood
94:6 June 1996
1630:Categories
1506:H. Collier
1500:A. Collier
1295:H. Collier
1289:A. Collier
1126:References
301:Mornington
253:theodolite
217:AFL Tables
193:Panellist
106:Abbotsford
1573:L. Murphy
1567:F. Murphy
1494:Beveridge
1362:F. Murphy
1356:L. Murphy
1283:Beveridge
1058:The Argus
1043:The Argus
1028:The Argus
1014:The Times
948:The Argus
941:The Argus
910:20 August
884:20 August
837:20 August
813:The Argus
735:The Argus
717:The Argus
668:The Argus
653:The Argus
638:The Argus
623:The Argus
608:The Argus
593:The Argus
578:The Argus
544:Footnotes
489:Ron Casey
442:The Argus
336:The Argus
281:The Argus
215:Sources:
148:1928–1934
1525:Chesswas
1320:Chesswas
1264:Richmond
998:Archived
989:Archived
980:Archived
971:Archived
962:Archived
953:Archived
855:Archived
796:Archived
787:Archived
769:Archived
766:At Work.
759:Archived
756:At work.
749:Archived
532:See also
328:pleurisy
1603:Coach:
1561:Makeham
1543:Edmonds
1531:Clayden
1463:Geelong
1396:Coach:
1368:Makeham
1350:MacLeod
1301:Clayden
1080:The Age
512:Honours
383:Cricket
309:Fitzroy
244:in the
157:67 (11)
1606:McHale
1585:Froude
1579:Rumney
1555:Libbis
1549:Lauder
1488:Bowyer
1482:Andrew
1399:McHale
1386:Andrew
1380:Rumney
1344:Lauder
1338:Libbis
1332:Harris
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207:(1996)
119:Weight
111:Height
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1537:Dibbs
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195:HSV-7
132:Years
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