A suburban footy league has placed junior club, St Mary's Greensborough, on a $1500 bond until the end of 2018 as it tries to stamp out poor crowd and parent behaviour.News article 1 page, black text.yarra junior football league, st mary's greensborough, fines, st marys football club

This magazine was provided free with Herald Sun newspapers in May 2008 to celebrate 150 years of AFL. DVDs were also available during this time. This B/W image, reproduced in a magazine, is of historic significance for its portrayal of the Caulfield Town Hall (including portico entrance) and its role as the venue for the extraordinary meeting of members of the South Melbourne Football Club. The South Melbourne Football Club was facing difficulties towards the end of the 1970s, and in 1981 newspapers announced the club’s proposed move to Sydney. The Keep South At South (KSAS) group was formed in opposition to the move, and after presenting the board with more than the requisite amount of signatures required, forced them to call an extraordinary meeting of members. This meeting was held on Tuesday the 22nd of September 1981 at the Caulfield Town Hall. Herald Sun Out and About Magazine, colour, titled "150 Years of Footy. Our Game" Part 2, pages with words and images. B/W image of the Caulfield Town Hall on pg.8 showing the Portico entrance with a banner across the pillars with the words: "KEEP SOUTH AT SOUTH" across the banner and people on the steps.

St Mary's Junior Football Club Greensborough decided to field girls football teams after the popularity of Auskick with girls in the area.News clipping, black text, colour image.auskick, st mary's junior football club, womens football

Published as 6 supplements to the Herald Sun in 1996, each has a different focus: Memorable moments, The big grabs, The tough men, Glamor and the glory, Changing the game, and, The medal winners.Six 16-page supplements to the Herald Sun. Black and white text with some colour images.australian rules football

Greensborough chemist Tom Vickers recall the early days after he came to Greensborough 1941 - playing football in the Main Street, working closely with Doctor Cordner and delivering prescriptions to Hurstbridge via train.Photocopy of a news article, black and white text and image.tom vickers, cordner family, main street greensborough

Montmorency Junior Football Club celebrates its 50th year anniversary.News article 1 page, black text and colour image .montmorency junior football club, montmorency football club

Watsonia Football Club needed to recruit more junior players before the start of the 2016 season.News clipping, black text, colour image.watsonia football club

Tarax was an independent Melbourne soft drink manufacturer from 1959 to 1972 (when it was taken over by Cadbury Schweppes). It was most popular as a product in the 1960s when it sponsored by the Tarax Show; a very popular children's television program. In the 1960s Polly Farmer was a star Geelong footballer. He played in a premiership team and was captain for 3 years. The game originally cost 75 cents plus 6 Tarax bottle tops. Boxed board game with yellow, blue and red lid. board games, tarax, polly farmer, f.w. niven, aboriginal footballer, victorian football league, australian football league

Digital copies of photos in a football scrapbook.football, scrapbook, fitzroy football club, northcote football club, daylesford football club, ballarat football club, jack, gervasoni, jack gervasoni, photo, wa, trip, itinerary

Includes colour photos of Anthony Koutoufides, Stephen Kernahan, Greg Williams, Justin Madden, Stephen Silvagni. From Roger Skien Collection.Newspaper

Includes b& w photos of Ian Robertson (Carlton)being bumped by Carl Ditterich (St Kilda), Neil Chandler nearby (p.7), Bob Chitty (1945 and 1971) and David Rhys-Jones (p.8). From Roger Skien Collection.Newspaper

Includes colour photo of Alex "Bongo" Lane (suspended for 5 years for accepting a bribe during 1910 final series) B& W photos. Albert Trimm in game against Collingwood 1906. Bruce Doull with AFL Chief Commisioner Jack Hamilton after 1986 grand final loss. Des English in background. Photo Peter Jones (Carlton coach) fighting with Tony Jewell (Richmond coach) at quarter time of the 1980 qualifying final. Craig Bradley with 1987 premiership cup with Peter Motley in rooms. From Roger Skien Collection.Newspaper

Includes B& W photos. Geoff Southby (Carlton) marking in front of Neil Balme (Richmond) with Geoff Hurst (Carlton) looking on. 1972 second semi final replay. Photo of Carlton Richmond game where policeman on horse is trying to advise umpire siren has gone. Ian Robertson (34) in foreground. From Roger Skien Collection.Newspaper

Includes B& W photos. Cover, Alex Jesaulenko (Carlton) famous mark on shoulders of Graeme Jenkin just prior to siren in 1970 grand final. 1920s Carlton player Paddy O'Brien. Horrie Clover (1920–1931), Tommy Downs (1927–1933), Stephen Silvagni spectacular mark against Collingwood (1988), Wayne Harmes First Semi Final versus Collingwood. From Roger Skien Collection.Newspaper

Police have charged Glenn Archer over an incident at a junior football game at the weekend.News article 1 page, black text.glenn archer, junior football, assault charge

Black and white photograph of a group of Rutherglen men at the barrell at the footy ground on Sunday morning. Taken in 1950s - 1960sfootball, footy, afl

DANCERS IN NATIONAL COSTUMES ? AT FOOTY OVAL CLUNES.local history, photography, photographs, events and celebrations

DANCERS? ARRIVING AT FOOTY OVAL VICTORIA PARK. CLUNES.local history, photography, photographs, events and celebrations

Old canvas medical stretcher with two wooden poles. Possibly used as a military stretcher. Possibly used for a footy club stretcher.stretcher, canvas, wooden handles, emergency medical equipment, war, sports

"Robert Bennett, husband of Gladys Clayton. Uncle Bob played footy for Greensborough" - Vicki Wilson. Digital copy of black and white photographclayton family, robert bennett, gladys clayton

8 year old Taj designed footy socks to be worn in the Northern Football League's Indigenous round.News clipping, black text, colour image.st marys football club, greensborough, st marys parish greensborough

Tawonga's first recorded game was against Yackandandah in 1893 at Tawonga. Tawonga folded up in 1957 enabling Bogong to have 2 teams, the firsts and seconds in 1958. Bogong merged with Dederang in 1976 and became the Dederang-Mt Beauty Football Club. Bogong joined the Yackandandah league in 1947. In 1954 Bogong entered the Ovens & King League. In 1960 Bogong United was in the Tallangatta League with Tallangatta, Kiewa, Kergunyah, Dederang, Lavington, Bandiana, Bullioh, Mitta United, Barnawartha, Sandy Creek and Yackandandah. The Kiewa league was formed in 1923. In the 1930's Tawonga was in the Chiltern League then the Dederang League, then the Yackandandah League and then the Tallangatta League.The papers are a primary source of the history of the Bogong, Tawonga, Dederang and Mt Beauty Football Clubs. They include family names of players and families living in the Kiewa Valley at the time and increase an understanding of the social changes country areas have undergone during the period covered.Paper records for local (Upper Kiewa Valley) football clubs' history including minute books, notes, journals, newspaper cuttings, footy records and booklet produced for the Dederang-Mt Beauty Golden Jubilee in 1998.football clubs; upper kiewa valley; sport

From the Smallpage family collection, donated by Ann SmallpageSmall photograph of Graham Soccer Club 1933. The club had no uniforms or footy boots. Mr Bingham from Bingham and Co, Normandy Road gave them their soccer ball. More information on letter with photosport - soccer, graham soccer club, doug smallpage, bennett, maurice winchcombe, billy bright, archie dobinson, ron smallpage, arthur ashworth, theo sterck, dave sterck, harry ashworth, keith smallpage, ken smallpage, jack mears