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THE FIRST STURT TEAM 1901

Sturt's 1901 side

In Sturt's first season of SAFA Football, Sturt finished last on the ladder with 5 wins. The team was captained by Percy Kekwick who also coached the young side.




1915 Side[]

# Name Debut Debut Round
KEKWICK Percival (Percy) Darton 4/5/1901 1
BARRON Robert 4/5/1901 1
BOND Martin 4/5/1901 1
BURFORD Horace Edgar Colls 4/5/1901 1
CHAMPION Thomas Alfred Percival 4/5/1901 1
COLYER Wally Bishop 4/5/1901 1
FLYNN James 4/5/1901 1
HANDKE Theodore Charles Muncaster 4/5/1901 1
JACKSON William Thomas 4/5/1901 1
JAMES Frank 4/5/1901 1
JOLLY Bertram Dickson 4/5/1901 1
JOLLY Norman William 4/5/1901 1
MURRAY James Gordon 4/51901 1
OSMAN Walter John 4/5/1901 1
SKUSE Adolphus George 4/5/1901 1
THOMPSON Joseph Hedley 4/5/1901 1
VERCO Frank Amos 4/5/1901 1
WOOLARD John 4/5/1901 1
BICKFORD Harold 11/5/1901 2
CORRELL Richard Edward Joseph Kyd 11/5/1901 2
KELSH Frederick John Prestidge 18/5/1901 3
GARDINER Hugh McMillan 25/5/1901 4
THOMAS Arthur George 25/5/1901 4
HEWER William Albert 3/6/1901 5
WIGGLESWORTH Claude Ernest Bell 3/6/1901 5
BAILEY Theodore Bertram 8/6/1901 6
COOMBS Stanley Shepley 8/6/1901 6
ASHTON Edward James Wilberforce 6/7/1901 9
SHARP George Gustav 6/7/1901 9
HAY Henry (Harry) 13/7/1901 10
HUGHES Charles Victor 27/7/1901 12
HALL William George 10/8/1901 13
PUDNEY Stanley Meadows 31/8/1901 15

Season Statistics[]

Round
Ground
Match result
Quarter time Half time Three quarter time Full-time Margin
1
Norwood Oval Norwood 2.2 (14) 5.7 (37) 6.9 (45) 10.11 (71) -33
Sturt 1.1 (7) 2.5 (17) 3.8 (26) 5.8 (38)
2
Unley Oval Sturt 1.1 (7) 2.2 (14) 3.2 (20) 5.3 (33) -47
North Adelaide 3.4 (22) 6.8 (44) 8.16 (64) 10.20 (80)

Season Overview[]

Sturt could not have a harder start to their season, first playing against future 1901 premiers Norwood and then raining premiers North Adelaide.

1901 Interstate Match[]

In the 1901 Interstate Match, two Sturt players were selected to represent South Australia: ex Norwood player Norman Jolly and John Woolard. SA lost by 15 points.

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