Yallourn Football Club YFC - Geoff Collins
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YFCs Geoff Collins, later to become Captain of Melbourne FC (Kornies Swap Card)
Yallourn Football Club YFC - 1966 First Eighteen
Year (OLD)
1966
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Yallourn Football Club YFC First Eighteen 1966
Back Row: Ron Lee, Grant Cowley, Mike Scully, Brian Rochford, Jim Carlisle, Gavin Smith, Graham Budd, Neville Gorman, Michael Smith, Jim Harriot
Middle Row: Bob McGregor, Stan Emerson, Tony Borg, John Duncan, Mike Collins (C.C), Keith Maughan, Rod Finlayson, Gary Keating, George Wright
Front Row: Alan Newton, Neil Ashmead, Alan Coad, Brian Dell, Peter Dell, Ron Dean, Fred deBono, G Jones/Lyons?
Unknown Photo
No Information on Photo - looks like something has hit the Fan though
Cracks Eastern End No 2 level
Year (OLD)
1950
The Photo has the following written in Pencil on the back -"Cracks Eastern End No2 Level -Opened to 3.00 metres 2nd Feb 1950'
Pontoons No 1,2 & 3 and Pipelines 26th Feb 1935
Year (OLD)
1935
No 1 or No 2 Dredge
This is either No1 or No 2 Dredge - the photograph doesn't have any details on it
Yallourn Open Cut - No 7 Dredge 26th Nov 1956
Year (OLD)
1956
I found these Photos at my Mothers House.
21 Tanjil Cres - De Vries Family - with Ronald Gloss and Martin Francis 1967
Year (OLD)
1967
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Out the front of 21 Tanjil Crescent in 1967:
Back: Ernie De Vries & Martin De Vries
Middle: Martin Francis, Ronald Gloss
Front: Michele De Vries
21 Tanjil Cres - De Vries Family - with Ronald Gloss and Martin Francis 1967
Year (OLD)
1967
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In the backyard of 21 Tanjil Crescent:
Back: Ronald Gloss
Middle: Martin De Vries, Martin Francis
Front: Michele De Vries, Ernie De Vries
Yallourn Football Club YFC - 1945-65 Garry Butler, Ted Heesom, Jim Carlisle and others
YALLOURN FOOTBALL CLUB 1945 -65
50 YEARS AGO ~ SEASON 1964…GARRY BUTLER & TED HEESOM
1964 was a season of ‘lost opportunity’ and several narrow defeats proved frustrating and indeed costly for YFC that year. During the season YFC had beaten Moe in Round:10 and had also defeated a powerful Maffra team in Round:12. Such wins indicated the team’s potential to match it with the ‘best in the competition’ but the club ‘paid the price’ for a slow start to the season.
After nineteen home and away games the LVFL Ladder in 1964 looked like this:-
TEAM W D L For Agst % Pts
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