100 Years of Success

181 Pages·2006·17.61 MB·English

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By Keith Chamberlain
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Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION........................................................................................................................................1
HISTORY......................................................................................................................................................2
THE GAMES................................................................................................................................................4
MALVERN....................................................................................................................................................6
LIFE MEMBERS........................................................................................................................................10
VICTORIAN STATE LEAGUE (A GRADE) PREMIERSHIPS SINCE 1882....................................15
MALVERN PREMIERSHIPS...................................................................................................................17
A GRADE (STATE LEAGUE) PREMIERSHIP TEAMS..................................................................................18
Gary Campbell – Coach.....................................................................................................................................22
Murray Keen and Gary Campbell – Coaches.....................................................................................................23
A GRADE RUNNERS UP TEAMS..............................................................................................................24
B GRADE (DIV 1) PREMIERSHIP TEAMS..................................................................................................27
C GRADE PREMIERSHIP TEAMS...............................................................................................................32
D GRADE PREMIERSHIP TEAMS...............................................................................................................34
UNDER 16/17 PREMIERSHIP TEAMS........................................................................................................35
UNDER 14/15 PREMIERSHIP TEAMS........................................................................................................37
UNDER 12/13 PREMIERSHIP TEAMS........................................................................................................40
A GRADE COACHES...............................................................................................................................42
OVER 100 GOALS IN ONE SEASON...................................................................................................42
CLUB CAPTAINS.....................................................................................................................................43
PRESIDENTS............................................................................................................................................44
SECRETARIES..........................................................................................................................................45
TREASURERS..........................................................................................................................................46
ASSOCIATION STATE LEAGUE (A GRADE) BEST & FAIREST...................................................47
ASSOCIATION A RESERVE BEST & FAIREST...............................................................................47
ASSOCIATION DIVISION 1 BEST & FAIREST..................................................................................47
ASSOCIATION C GRADE BEST & FAIREST.....................................................................................47
ASSOCIATION UNDER 15 BEST & FAIREST....................................................................................47
VICTORIAN REPRESENTATIVES........................................................................................................48
SENIORS...................................................................................................................................................48
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COLTS (UNDER 19)..................................................................................................................................48
UNDER 16/17...........................................................................................................................................49
UNDER 15.................................................................................................................................................50
AUSTRALIAN REPRESENTATIVES....................................................................................................51
U19 Japan Tour 2003...........................................................................................................................52
Asia Pacific Tournament in Adelaide 2004..........................................................................................52
APPENDIX 1 - MEMORABILIA..............................................................................................................53
MEMORABILIA........................................................................................................................................55
APPENDIX2 – PLAYER STATISTICS.................................................................................................126
28-09-2002 (cid:1) 1903 - 2002
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interested in the activities of the club), and the
History object of the meeting was explained. The
(cid:1) members present formed themselves into a
committee to consider a code of rules drawn
The history of a sporting club can mean a
up by a select committee.
number of things - the manner of its original

formation and its progress over the years; a

compilation of a list of its officers over the
This code, with minor alterations, was
years; a compilation of a list of the successes
accepted by the Committee of the time, and
achieved by teams representing the club and
consequently became the rules of the club.
the exploits of individuals as representatives of
These rules (See Appendix 1) remained
the club in Victorian Lacrosse, in Interstate
unchanged until 1963 and governed the
matches; as representatives of Australia in
conduct of the club for approximately sixty
International matches; the winning of the best
years. The rules were again changed in 1986
and fairest awards; the naming of particular
when the club became incorporated to protect
individuals who have brought honour to the
the committee members from litigation, should
club as players, coaches or administrators over
any arise, showing a sad state of affairs in the
a long period. The list goes on.
age in which we now live. At the first meeting

Mr. Ed. Edwards was elected President, a

number of gentlemen were elected as Patrons
During Frank Lansbury's time as Honorary
and Vice-Presidents and all other offices were
Secretary, the stage was reached on a number
filled. The Honorary Secretary elected was Mr.
of occasions when players became blaze
J. W. Schafe, who is believed to have been
about winning premierships, and when the
one of the guiding forces behind the formation
taking of photographs of teams was not
of the club. He came from the St. Kilda
accepted with any enthusiasm. This accounts
Lacrosse Club and was vitally interested in
for the very small proportion of the total
professional athletics; a number of the original
premierships won by the club being
members of the Malvern club were
represented by photographs. The photographs
professional runners. Mr. Schafe continued his
around the walls of the clubrooms are all that is
interest in the club during his lifetime and lived
available of the premiership teams.
to the age of 82. Frank knew Mr. Schafe well

and remembered listening with interest, on

many occasions, to his stories of happenings
Minute books have been kept on the club since
in lacrosse and professional athletics .
its formation in 1903. They are now in the
Apparently Mr. Schafe was regarded as
hands of the historian for the Victorian
somewhat of a "wild man" in his younger days.
Lacrosse Association, Mr. Doug Fox. The
He attended the club functions and arranged
years 1916 to 1930 were never passed on to
the printing required by the club from time to
Mr. Athol Evans (the Secretary of the time) in
time as he owned and operated a large printing
1933 and their whereabouts have never been
firm, then located in Lonsdale Street,
determined. During both World Wars lacrosse
Melbourne.
was limited and so the periods 1916 - 1918
(cid:1)
and 1939 -1945 would have little to record in
regard to the competition played.
The next Annual General Meeting, according
to the minute book, was held at the Malvern
The early minute book discloses that a meeting Town Hall on Wednesday, 5th April, 1905. The
of the Malvern Lacrosse Club was held in a President elected on this occasion was Dr.
room at the Malvern Town Hall on Wednesday, Hugh Murray, with Mr. Schafe again as
15th February, 1904. It appears it was well Secretary. Mr. Jim Barrie, who returned as a
attended by members and intending members; supporter of the club many years later was
this statement tends to support the fact that the elected to the General Committee on this
club played in 1903 and this was its first annual occasion. A list showing approximately forty
meeting. The chair was occupied by Mr. Ed. names appears in the minute book, those
Edwards (whose son Les Edwards lived in concerned being club members of that time. A
Glen Waverley - at least in 1972 - and was number of these persons were also known to
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Frank Lansbury and were still associated with thirty-one members, including Frank Lansbury,
the club in 1920 when he first became a present. Mr. Healy was elected President for
member. Amongst the members were Jack the ensuing season and Mr. Fred Smith as
and Mel Beattie (killed in the first World War), Honorary Secretary. Also at this meeting Mr.
the Ellis family, one of whom (Jack), played Healy was elected as a Life Member and
cricket for Australia as a wicket keeper, presented with a gold medal. Mr. Healy
members of the Page family whose original presented the photograph of the 1929 teams,
shop was still running as "Nurserymans" in which hangs in the clubrooms, to the club. Mr.
High Street in 1972, Mr. R. Fripp and his Vern Waring retired as Honorary Treasurer
brother Sam who donated the photograph of and Mr. Ron Heywood was elected to this
teams in the early 1900's that hang in the club position for season 1931. Hugh Wadsworth
rooms and Vince Healy who was subsequently first appeared on the scene in 1931 being
President of the club for many years. appointed trainer for this season. Several
members of the club (including Messrs Fisher,
Jenkins and Chambers) were cleared by the
The third annual meeting of the club was held club to assist with the formation of the Glen Iris
in the Malvern Town Hall on 11th April, 1907. Lacrosse Club (which later became
On this occasion a Mr. P.R. Joske was elected Camberwell/Glen Iris or C.G.I. and is now
as President, Mr. Schafe again being elected Camberwell Lacrosse Club) during the season,
Secretary. It is interesting to note that in those all of them being resident in Glen Iris, which at
days many influential people, including a the time was a new suburb. The details of
number of gentlemen with Knighthoods, were every annual general meeting could be
either Patrons or Vice-Presidents of the club. included but these formative ones seem
Mr. W.B. House was elected President at the appropriate here.
annual meeting of 19th March, 1908, Mr.
Schafe being re-elected as Secretary. Frank
remembered Mr. House, who died in 1941, as
an elderly gentleman with a beard such as was
worn by the male sex in 1973. His initials were
W.B. and he was aptly known as "Weather
Board" House. At the meeting held in 1909
reference is made to the increase in
membership and a suggestion that sticks be
obtained to be given to juniors from the local
state schools (Spring Road and Tooronga
Road). The sixth annual meeting was held in
the Malvern Town Hall on 2nd March, 1910,
when Mr. House was elected President and
Mr. Schafe again secretary. One item of note
in the minutes of this meeting reads " The D
Team commenced splendidly but unfortunately
dissent arose in their ranks and spoiled
whatever chance they might otherwise have
had in the Premiership". (Apparently things
were no better in those days!) Annual general
meetings continued to be held each year (27th
March, 1911; 16th April, 1912; 10th April,
1913; 16th April, 1914; 31st March, 1915) but
as previously mentioned, records from 1916 to
1930 are missing. Details of all annual
meetings from 1931 to date are available in the
respective minute books. In 1931 the meeting
was held in the Pavilion at the Malvern Cricket
Ground (where the club still runs to-day) on
Wednesday, 11th March. Mr. V. P. Healy was
President and occupied the chair; there being
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was no indication of the fantastic successes
The Games that were to follow the winning of this first A
(cid:1) Grade premiership. The cost of this celebration
dinner, by the way, was 2 shillings
Box lacrosse was played at the Wattle Park
and sixpence (about 25¢) and no alcohol was
Palais, St. Kilda in 1932 and Malvern's senior
allowed.
team of Messrs R. Brierley, W.J. Edwards, H.

Wood, C. Foster, G. Knowles, H. Beattie and R.

Lamont was successful in winning the
It should be also noted that the honour board
premierships covering the series of matches
hanging in the club rooms, which contains
that were played. Box lacrosse continued for a
details of the premierships won from 1918
further few seasons but was abandoned
onwards, was made and donated to the club
because of the injuries to players as a result of
by Mr. P. J. (Mick) Remeeus, an ex-player and
playing on wooden floors with no protective
strong supporter of the club at that time (1932).
equipment. An interesting item here is that in

season 1932 relations between Malvern and

Williamstown clubs were far from friendly and a
The "Joel Fox" shield donated to the
complaint was made to the Association by
Association by a supporter and administrator of
Malvern regarding a match at Williamstown on
the Malvern Club was won on three
2nd July, 1932, when six members of the
consecutive occasions and became our
Malvern A Team were alleged to have received
permanent property. It was donated back to
serious injuries because of the roughness of
the Association by the club for perpetual
the game.
competition in A Grade and has been known

as the Joel Fox Memorial Shield since that

time.
Mr. Ord Glenn, who had served as Secretary

of Malvern for several seasons commenced

lacrosse at Ballarat in 1932, and annual visits
Several players from Malvern (including Mr. Alf
were made to that city by members of Malvern
Evans) sought and were granted transfers to
to play against Ballarat. Malvern is credited
the Camberwell Club (at the time Glen Iris and
with having assisted in the formation of
Camberwell were separate clubs) in 1933
lacrosse in that city. The game became very
mainly because of residence in the area. It
popular in Ballarat but unfortunately World War
should be remembered that cars were not the
II led to its demise. A team from Ballarat
normal mode of transport at the time and
played in the Melbourne B Section competition
playing for a team close to home could have
in 1932 and performed very well. This must
been advantageous.
have been very difficult for the players as

Ballarat would have been at least a half-day

trip by train during this period.
In 1935 steps were taken to again introduce

the game to local state schools and a Mr.

Frank Baxter, a prominent player with the club
Many happy times were enjoyed by club
at that time, took over coaching of Spring Road,
members who made the club visits to Ballarat
Gardiner and Tooronga Schools. At the time
at the end of the various seasons and many
he was lessee of a milk bar at the then new
strong friendships were cemented between the
picture theatre in Glenferrie Road (Embassy).
players of both bodies.
A substantial number of players were recruited

to the club in 1936 following the successful

introduction of the game into the schools and
A gala dinner was held by the club in the
included such notables as Noel Jeffrey,
Malvern Town Hall on 3rd October, 1932, and
Gordon Anderson, Jack and Herb Addison,
the souvenir programme (see Appendix 2)
Don Drummond, Jock Liddell, Bob Leslie, etc.
produced for this occasion forms the basis for

the listing of the names of members of winning
In 1937 an invitation was received from the
teams over the years. It is also interesting to
East Torrens team in South Australia to send
note that although formed in 1903, it was 1917
a Malvern team to play a social match in
before the club was successful in winning a
Adelaide at the end of season 1937. This
premiership and certainly at that time there
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invitation was the first of the Malvern - East
Torrens visits that continued except for World
War II until the mid 1980's, a period in excess
of forty years.

Also in 1937 the club was perturbed about
playing of a final against Williamstown at
Williamstown and sought to have the game
played on neutral ground. Following several
special meetings, it was finally left to the
members of the team to decide whether to take
the field or not and the match was eventually
played and won at Williamstown. It is regarded
as one of the roughest matches ever played in
Victorian lacrosse and resulted in many spiteful
incidents, including an attack on players and
supporters after the game had concluded.
Police were called in to break up the melee
that followed.

World War II, which broke out in 1939, made
deep inroads into the ranks of lacrosse players
and there were a number of clubs that did not
resume at the end of the War. Senior lacrosse
was suspended in 1941 and 1942 and only
junior age teams functioned during those years.
The Malvern Club, with the help of players
from other clubs that were not able to field
teams, continued to function during the war
period when games were played on friendly or
limited competition basis. Perhaps it was
fortunate that several of the more interested
people were still about to see the club did not
disappear out of existence. At the end of the
war many of our good players returned to the
game and continued as players for some years
after.

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Malvern
(cid:1) J.L. (Jack) Beattie
Captain of A Grade Teams in 1924,
Over the years there have been numerous
1925, 1926, 1928, 1929, 1931,1932,
incidents concerned with the winning or losing
1933, 1935 (ten in total); successful
premierships and occasions when success
Captain of Interstate teams on a
has eluded Malvern by small margins.
number of occasions and generally
However, it is impossible to detail any of these
admitted to be one of the greatest
occurrences without a record of the results of
"Forwards" the game has seen. Spent
every match played. Such records have not
many years as a Committeeman of the
been kept over the years. There have been
club and gave many years to
many games won by only a one goal margin
Association affairs. He was a Life
and games won in extra time that is required to
Member of the Victorian Amateur
be played when a draw results in a semi-final.
Lacrosse Association.
Those who have taken part in these games are

the ones who will remember the exciting
R.A. (Ron) Heyward
incidents involved in their playing careers;
Prominent A Grade player in the late
incidents that can be discussed when players
1920's, an Interstate representative
meet in later years.
and Honorary Secretary of the club for

a number of years. Although not as
The number of great players produced by the
well known as a number of the earlier
club are numerous and it is impossible to name
greats, performed a lot of tasks for the
them all or the player considered the greatest,
club and introduced new players to the
without offending a number of others. There
game.
are also many people who were not star

players but their abilities as administrators
A.L. (Alf) Evans
have been invaluable. Similarly there have
Has the distinction of playing in the
been, and still are, many people who have
greatest number of A Grade
never played the game but through association
premierships in Victorian Lacrosse,
have rendered the club great service. The late
and possibly Australian Lacrosse. He
great Frank Lansbury started this list and it is
important for the history we keep it going(cid:1) played in the following premierships -
1934, 1935, 1936, 1937, 1938, 1939,

1940, 1944, 1945, 1946, 1947, 1948,
V. P Healy
1950, 1951, 1952, 1953 and 1954
Prominent A Grade and Interstate
(total 17).; Captain on eight of these
player and President of the club for
occasions. He represented the State
approximately twenty years.
on many occasions, was captain and

coach of State teams and generally
J.W. (Jack) Schafe
supported the game in all ways
The club's original Secretary for at
possible, eg. Association
least five years who contributed greatly
Committeeman, Executive member of
to the formation of the club and
Malvern, coach of teams other than
remained its strong supporter during
his lifetime.(cid:1) Malvern.
(cid:10)
R. (Bob) Coldstream
Prominent A Grade and Interstate
player. President of the club for twenty
four years; President of Victorian
Association 1955 to 1966; President of
Australian Lacrosse Council for
several years; in many ways
responsible for the first visit of an
Australian team overseas. Regarded
by most people as one of the greatest
workers in lacrosse.
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C.G. (Charles) Middleton several years to assist in financing the
Followed on after Alf Evans as Captain activities of the Association. Now
and Coach of the senior team. He was permanently resident in America, he is
a member of the A team on eleven greatly missed by the club in many
occasions when premierships were ways. His address at the time of
won. Represented the club on writing is, 68 Linden Tree Lane, Orga,
Association Committees, the State as Wa, USA 98279.
a player, and for a number of years
was Chairman of the Executive Charles Frank Lansbury
Committee of the Association. He also Such was the effort and energy of this
coached the Victorian State Team. He man that a separate section has been
is a Life Member of the Malvern Club dedicated to him.
and has given many years to the
administration of the club and lacrosse George (Fuzzy) Knowles
in general. W.J. (Wally) Edwards
Played in fourteen A grade
R.W. (Roy) Reddaway premierships. Both always worked for
Followed on after Charles Middleton the club as administrators and did
as Captain and Coach of the senior many things to help the club during
team. He was a member of the A their association with Malvern. Both
Team on eleven occasions when played Interstate lacrosse and served
premierships were won and together the Victorian Association.
with Noel Jeffrey is the only other
player who participated in all of the ten R.J. (Reg) Brierley
consecutive premierships won by the H.W. (Hugh) Wood
club from 1950 to 1959. O.G. (Otto) Unkenstein
C. (Clarrie) Foster
T. (Terry) Allington Played in thirteen A grade
A player with various teams of the club premierships. Contributed to the club
for many years and successfully as administrators and did much to help
coached junior teams. Also coach of the club during the periods of their
the senior team for some five years association with Malvern. All played
and represented on the Association for Interstate lacrosse and served the
many years. He has an unsurpassed Victorian Association in various ways.
record of coaching junior and senior
Interstate Victorian teams and also a C.K. (Cliff) Page
team that played overseas in 1972, Nine premierships. Is the nephew of
achieving great success. He served as the original Page family, which was
President of the Malvern club for a associated with the club for a large
period of five years and has occupied part of its early history. Played
other executive positions with success, Interstate lacrosse and served the club
both at club and Association level. as a Committeeman during his period
of membership. Was, in 1972, a
N. R. (Noel) Jeffrey clergyman based in the country.
Played in twelve A grade premiership
teams, including the period 1950 to J. (John) Neilson
1959 of ten consecutive premierships. Nine premierships. Well known many
He represented the State on a great players of the 70's and 80's. Did much
number of occasions and held a for the club in his retirement from
number of Executive positions both playing. Represented the State on a
within the club and the Victorian number of occasions and has served
Association. It was his fund raising as coach and as a Committeeman of
efforts that enabled the Victorian the club for a number of years.
contingent of the Australian team to
make the overseas trip in 1962. He
continued his fund raising efforts for
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R.J. (Roy) Sloggett Graham Reddaway
Nine premierships. Was a member of Represented Victoria and Australia.
many Interstate teams and regarded Coached seniors for some years. A
as one of the greatest defence players noted referee who represented
produced by the club. Served on the Australia as a referee and thus has the
Association permit committee for a unique situation of representing
time. Australia as both a player and a
referee.
Vern Waring
Eight premierships. Also regarded as Geoff Treloar
one of the finest defence players A great centre player who represented
produced by the club but for some Australia in 1967, 1970 and 1974 and
reason did not achieve interstate Victoria on other occasions. Worked
selection. Served as Treasurer of the hard for the club with the juniors and
club for several years and also as a seniors.
Committeeman.
Jeff Kelly
Jim Daw A formidable defence player who
Represented Victoria on many represented Australia in 1970, 1972,
occasions and Australia in 1959. Has 1974 and 1976 and Victoria in many
been a tireless worker for the club over teams.
the years. Served as President of the
club and was a Committeeman for Keith Daly
several years. A formidable left hand attack player
who was associated with the club for
Bill Daw many years. Coached Juniors and
A great attack player who represented Seniors and represented Victoria in
Victoria on many occasions and 1963 Junior Team (Captain), Victorian
Australia in 1959. Coached the A Senior teams 1970,71,73,75,76 and 77.
grade team for many years. Represented Australia 1974 and 1978.
Australian All Stars 1976 and 1977.
Trevor Campbell Allan Datson
A staunch Malvern player who A strong supporter of the club still
represented Victoria more than a today. Coached at club and state level
dozen times. Trevor played for and represented Victoria in 1961
Australia in 1967. At club level he Junior team, 1963 No 2 Colts team,
played A grade, captained and Victorian Seniors 1968, 69, 70, 74.
coached B grade, coached juniors and Represented Australia in 1972.
was on the committee for many years.
David Joy
Graeme Minniece A long time member of Malvern.
Represented Victoria and Australia. Coached junior and senior teams at
Was part of the first team to tour the the club. Played State League in 1993,
U.S.A. considered to have finesse to which shows great commitment to the
his style of play that is not seen in club. Represented Victoria in 1971
many players. Served as President Junior Team, 1973 Colts Team, 1974,
and Committeeman. 1976, 1978 Victorian Senior Teams,
Australia 1976 - 1978. Australian All
Ron Alaimo Stars Teams in 1976 and 1977. A
Played in many premiership teams, tough hard player as many opponents
and represented Victoria on many will tell.
occasions both as a player and an
administrator. Served as Secretary,
Treasurer and Committeeman.

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