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At Junee

The Southern Districts 1951 v France: from back left: Peter Copeland (Albury), Bruce Powderly (Boorowa), Neil Kingsmill (Albury), Don Milton (Temora), Len Koch (Gundagai), Peter O’Connor (Harden-Murrumburrah), Alan Glover (Boorowa), Noel Bruce…

A small guide published in 1951

Brief descriptions of players ahead of Maher Cup challenge at Young which they won - as well as part of the match report. Includes: Don Milton (captain), Len Henman, Ted Groch, Frank Matthews, Jim Hill, Henry Gelfius, Don Windbank, John Goode, Keith…

Tumut 1951:

Back from left: Peter Carey, Tom Withey, Ken McCarthy, Max Peel, Jack McCabe, John Learmont

Middle: John Madigan, Kevin Lyons, Peter Quirk

Front: Keith Jamieson, Laurie Hand (captain-coach), Alan Edmundson, Bernie…

Group 9 premiers again in 1951:

Standing from left – Ian Reid, Tony Howse, Neil McDonell, Keith Henniker, Mick Howse, Kevin Chuck

Crouching – Keith Duffey, Kevin Wheatley, Roley McDonell (captain-coach), Jim Crowe

Front – Vern Taylor,…

Gundagai Maher Cup Team of 18 August 1951.

From back left: Jack Lindley (president), Norm Bounader (strapper), Owen Hourn, Len Koch, Noel Goodsall, Harry Gibbs, George Ballard, Ron Bower, Des Field, Jim Sullivan (vice-president), Bill Edwards…

The results were published in the Cootamundra Herald: https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/138559422

Cowra team of 1951 which won the Maher Cup from Barmedman:

From left: Jack Cudmore (captain coach), Kevin Lawrence, Kevin Negus, Doug Thompson, Trevor Thomas, Harold Peterson, Jimmy Quinn, Bill Peterson, Barry O'Neill, Ray 'Tubby' Green, Albert…

Barmedman won the Cup from Temora and defended it seven times.
Barmedman 1951. Back from left - Artie Kelly (vice-president), Tom Parker (secretary), Leo Curran (referee), Fred Kelly (selector), Cliff Myott (president), Lyell Mangelsdorf, Bert…