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the 1976 SANFL quiz
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Re: the 1976 SANFL quiz
by smithy » Tue Jul 08, 2008 4:24 pm
Indeed Rog !
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Re: the 1976 SANFL quiz
by Harry the Horse » Tue Jul 08, 2008 4:25 pm
Damn!
OK, it's gotta be Klomp, Hill or Sanders ...
I'll take Hill first, then Klomp with Sanders as a desperate third guess.
OK, it's gotta be Klomp, Hill or Sanders ...
I'll take Hill first, then Klomp with Sanders as a desperate third guess.
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Re: the 1976 SANFL quiz
by rogernumber10 » Tue Jul 08, 2008 4:27 pm
Harry the Horse wrote:Damn!
OK, it's gotta be Klomp, Hill or Sanders ...
I'll take Hill first, then Klomp with Sanders as a desperate third guess.
Sanders 17th league game. Was Klomp's 97th game, as he played in 74 flag as well
Was Hill's second league game.
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Re: the 1976 SANFL quiz
by smithy » Tue Jul 08, 2008 4:28 pm
Who was the least experienced member of the Sturt premiership side?
Nigel Wark
Nigel Wark
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Re: the 1976 SANFL quiz
by Harry the Horse » Tue Jul 08, 2008 4:30 pm
Sanders played!
1976 - Sturt F: T. Sims, G. Wild, M. Barton HF: M. Graham, R. Klomp, J. Murphy C: A. Burgan, B. Howard, B. Miels HB: G. Lloyd, S. Nelson, P. Sanders B: D. Wark, C. Casey, G. Lauder R: R. Davies, P. Bagshaw (C), M. Nunan Res: P. Heinrich, Hill. Coach: J. Oatey
Hmmm ... tricky work of the edit feature, Rog. Could have sworn you just wrote that Sanders didn't play ...
1976 - Sturt F: T. Sims, G. Wild, M. Barton HF: M. Graham, R. Klomp, J. Murphy C: A. Burgan, B. Howard, B. Miels HB: G. Lloyd, S. Nelson, P. Sanders B: D. Wark, C. Casey, G. Lauder R: R. Davies, P. Bagshaw (C), M. Nunan Res: P. Heinrich, Hill. Coach: J. Oatey
Hmmm ... tricky work of the edit feature, Rog. Could have sworn you just wrote that Sanders didn't play ...
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Re: the 1976 SANFL quiz
by rogernumber10 » Tue Jul 08, 2008 4:31 pm
smithy wrote:Who was the least experienced member of the Sturt premiership side?
Nigel Wark
Wark was 25 games, with Hill, Sanders and Heinrich ahead of him
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Re: the 1976 SANFL quiz
by rogernumber10 » Tue Jul 08, 2008 4:32 pm
Harry the Horse wrote:Sanders played!
1976 - Sturt F: T. Sims, G. Wild, M. Barton HF: M. Graham, R. Klomp, J. Murphy C: A. Burgan, B. Howard, B. Miels HB: G. Lloyd, S. Nelson, P. Sanders B: D. Wark, C. Casey, G. Lauder R: R. Davies, P. Bagshaw (C), M. Nunan Res: P. Heinrich, Hill. Coach: J. Oatey
Hmmm ... tricky work of the edit feature, Rog. Could have sworn you just wrote that Sanders didn't play ...
Optical illusion as I was looking at the wrong line of the GF team.
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Re: the 1976 SANFL quiz
by Harry the Horse » Tue Jul 08, 2008 4:33 pm
Tallest player on the ground? I'm guessing Jack Spry. Complete guess though.
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Re: the 1976 SANFL quiz
by rogernumber10 » Tue Jul 08, 2008 4:36 pm
Harry the Horse wrote:Tallest player on the ground? I'm guessing Jack Spry. Complete guess though.
A Port ruckman, but not him, that Rick Davies spent the day carving up.
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Re: the 1976 SANFL quiz
by Harry the Horse » Tue Jul 08, 2008 4:38 pm
Who topped 50 goals for the season?
Phillis, Cornes, Carey, Voigt, Reed, Michalanney, Woodcock, Gerlach, Evans, Bennett, Greenslade, Graham, Pierson
Phillis, Cornes, Carey, Voigt, Reed, Michalanney, Woodcock, Gerlach, Evans, Bennett, Greenslade, Graham, Pierson
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Re: the 1976 SANFL quiz
by Harry the Horse » Tue Jul 08, 2008 4:46 pm
rogernumber10 wrote:Harry the Horse wrote:Tallest player on the ground? I'm guessing Jack Spry. Complete guess though.
A Port ruckman, but not him, that Rick Davies spent the day carving up.
Not Chris Natt was it?
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Re: the 1976 SANFL quiz
by rogernumber10 » Tue Jul 08, 2008 4:47 pm
Harry the Horse wrote:rogernumber10 wrote:Harry the Horse wrote:Tallest player on the ground? I'm guessing Jack Spry. Complete guess though.
A Port ruckman, but not him, that Rick Davies spent the day carving up.
Not Chris Natt was it?
Not Natt
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Re: the 1976 SANFL quiz
by smithy » Tue Jul 08, 2008 4:48 pm
Is Bob Quinn in the top 5 magarey pollers ?
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Re: the 1976 SANFL quiz
by rogernumber10 » Tue Jul 08, 2008 4:52 pm
Harry the Horse wrote:Who topped 50 goals for the season?
Phillis, Cornes, Carey, Voigt, Reed, Michalanney, Woodcock, Gerlach, Evans, Bennett, Greenslade, Graham, Pierson
Yes, no, no, no, yes, yes, yes, yes, no, yes, yes, no and yes
that took out the top five, seventh, 9th and 10th
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Re: the 1976 SANFL quiz
by rogernumber10 » Tue Jul 08, 2008 4:53 pm
smithy wrote:Is Bob Quinn in the top 5 magarey pollers ?
No. The person in fifth spot at the time at the end of 1976 never won a Magarey Medal.
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Re: the 1976 SANFL quiz
by Leaping Lindner » Tue Jul 08, 2008 4:56 pm
Was the missing Port ruckman Milde ??
As for MM votes i'm assuming it's Post War as the votes were different before that. I take a guess at Jim Deane.
Great Quiz Rog!! Wish I'd logged on earlier
EDIT : Just saw the clue on MM votes. I'll have a stab at John Cahill
As for MM votes i'm assuming it's Post War as the votes were different before that. I take a guess at Jim Deane.
Great Quiz Rog!! Wish I'd logged on earlier
EDIT : Just saw the clue on MM votes. I'll have a stab at John Cahill
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Re: the 1976 SANFL quiz
by rogernumber10 » Tue Jul 08, 2008 4:58 pm
John Cahill is correct
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