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	South Australian National Football League - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In 1898, the Magarey Medal was awarded to the fairest and most brilliant player for the first time (see #Magarey Medal).
		The Magarey Medal is awarded to the fairest and most brilliant player in the SANFL each season and is the oldest of its type in Australia.
		Magarey died in 1929, but his name lives on and the Magaery Medal is still awarded to the fairest and most brilliant SANFL player each season.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/South_Australian_National_Football_League (1777 words)

	Chronology of the Glenelg Football Club
		Hayden Linke is runner-up to Sturt's John Halbert in the Magarey Medal after only 29 league games and also missing several league games during the season.
		Tony McGuiness wins the Magarey Medal and the Tigers best and fairest [NOTE - at the time McGuiness was the youngest player ever to win the Magarey Medal.] and the Tigers best and fairest.
		Stephen Kernahan tops the Magarey Medal count by 9 votes but is ineligible due to a one-match suspension during the season.
	www.geocities.com /gregska2/chronology.html (1422 words)

	Club History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		He won the Magarey Medal in 1935, a result of speed, brilliant high marking and long kicking, and is recognised as one of the first proponents of running on after taking a mark.
		Three times runner up for the Magarey Medal, he won the honour himself in 1953 and 1957, and continues to win hearts with his personality and support of all things South Adelaide.
		Runner up for the 1964 Magarey Medal, he tied with Barrie Robran in 1968, but was ineligible because he had received a one match suspension for telling an umpire what we all knew about him in any case.
	www.safc.com.au /history.htm (3701 words)

	Woman awarded Magarey Medal
		For the new Magarey Medal, women biographers will be recognised for their scholarly achievement — as distinct from the original Magarey Medal, the oldest individual award in Australian football, won annually by the fairest and best footballer in the South Australian National Football League [2].
		Dr Magarey, an Adjunct Professor at the University of Adelaide’s Discipline of History [3], is the first cousin four times removed of William Ashley Magarey, who founded the football medal as president of the South Australian Football League in 1898.
		The new Magarey Medal will be awarded to a female writer who has published the work judged to be the best work of biography written on an Australian subject.
	www.adelaide.edu.au /news/print5701.html (409 words)

	31.7.2005 - Thanksgiving Day!
		Despite only modest achievements at under age level, this youngster had managed to win the Magarey medal as the best player in South Australia in 1992 and the Norwich Rising Star award as the best youngster in the AFL when playing for the lowly Brisbane Bears in 1993.
		The Brownlow Medal in 2003 was belated recognition in the eyes of many, but a richly deserved prize.
		Although he would have preferred a different medal on the dias, he stands in exulted company as one of only 3 men to win such an award in a losing side.
	www.geocities.com /buckleysurfers2005/thanxbucks.html (1276 words)

	Magarey Medallists (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		This was to be Barry's last season of football; on the night that he was presented with the medal at the Prince of Wales Hotel, Barry announced that "he hoped to do as well at Gallipoli as on the football field, and if VC's were about he would be a trier".
		Jim’s fairness and brilliance were finally recognised in 1953 when he won the Magarey, and then, in 1957, he tied with Ron Benton for the same honour but missed out on a medal on a countback.
		He had previously been runner-up for the Magarey Medal in both 1981 (to Norwood’s Michael Aish) and 1982 (to Tony McGuiness), but in 1991 he finally won the medal in a remarkable season that saw him win a number of other awards as well.
	www.safc.com.au /magarey_medallists.htm (1757 words)

	FAQ- The teams of the AFL
		The medal is awarded as follows: the field umpires in consultation after each game award six votes; three votes to the best player, two to the second best and one to the third best.
		The 1998 Brownlow Medal was won for the second consecutive year by on-baller Robert Harvey of St. Kilda with 32 votes, which ties him for the highest total ever awarded.
		The Magarey Medal for 1998 was won by Andrew Osborn of South Adelaide, with 16 votes.
	www.afana.com /af_faq_sec6.shtml (2198 words)

	T-U-V
		Thereafter, he never quite recaptured the same level of performance, but he remained a key contributor to the South cause, and when he sought a transfer to Collingwood in 1982 the club was, understandably, reluctant to clear him.
		He was a hot favourite to win the 1959 Magarey Medal, but finished runner-up to team mate Len Fitzgerald.
		He won a Magarey Medal in 1908, and formed a highly effective partnership for a time with Tom Leahy during West Adelaide's rapid emergence as a power in 1908 and 1909.
	www.fullpointsfooty.net /t-u-v.htm (10993 words)

	Yellow and Black Info - Thomas wins Magarey Medal (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The 22-year-old is Central's fifth Magarey Medallist in their 40-year history, and the club's first winner since Gilbert McAdam in 1989.
		GRACEFUL Central District midfielder Paul Thomas became the Dogs' fifth Magarey Medallist in their 40-year history with a stunning late-season rush to win by a solitary vote from two SANFL veterans in a thrilling count at West Lakes last night.
		It was Colville's second time as runner-up in the Magarey Medal after being pipped by Sturt's Damian Squire in 2000.
	www.yellowandblack.info /forums/showthread.php?t=918 (618 words)

	North Adelaide Football Club (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		North thus achieved the rare distinction of a Premiership, the Magarey Medallist and the top goal-kicker in the one season - an achievement it repeated in 1987.
		The Magarey Medal was won by Club Captain Ian McKay - the first full back to achieve this honour - the ninth Magarey Medal to have been awarded to North Adelaide players.
		Don Lindner was retrospectively awarded the 1967 Magarey Medal, which he originally lost in a count-back to Trevor Obst.
	www.nafc.com.au /about/history.asp (2568 words)

	New Page 1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Former Sturt champion and Magarey Medallist, John Halbert, returns to Unley after coaching Glenelg to lead Sturt to the Grand Final in his first season as coach.
		Magary Medals are not unknown to the Club but what a sensation when Jade Sheedy and Tim Weatherald became joint winners of the League’s most prestigious award.
		This would mean that Sturt would boast a total of five medallists sharing six medals (including the Coach) representing the Club in the finals.
	www.sturtfc.com.au /the_sturt_club/history.html (2610 words)

	Australian Historical Association
		Most generously donated by Adjunct Professor Susan Magarey, the Magarey Medal for Biography is a prize of $10,000 in the first year and thereafter indexed to inflation.
		The Medal is awarded to the female person who has published the work judged to be the best biographical writing on an Australian subject.
		Consisting of a cash award and a medal, it is normally presented biennially for a book published in the two years preceding the year of the award.
	www.theaha.org.au /prizesandawards.htm (1395 words)

	Aboriginal Football - History
		There has only ever been 1 Aboriginal Magarey Medal winner in the 125-year history of the South Australian National Football League (SANFL), but a myriad of Indigenous football stars have had a dynamic impact on SA footy at SANFL level.
		He was runner-up in the Magarey Medal to the sublimely talented Malcolm Blight in 1972.
		Before trophies or medals were given for best-on-ground efforts in grand finals, it was generally regarded that the tall and lean Kantilla was the best player in the 1964 SANFL grand final.
	www.aboriginalfootball.com.au /history.html (1859 words)

	Glenelg FC: Chronology (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Haydn Linke is runner-up to Sturt's John Halbert in the Magarey Medal after only 29 League games and also missing several games during the season.
		D K Fred Phillis wins the Club's fifth Magarey Medal and tops the League goalkickers with 137 goals.
		Stephen Kerahan tops the Magarey Medal count by nine votes, but is ineligible due to a one-match suspension during the season.
	www.glenelgfc.com.au /chronology2.htm (1120 words)

	CDFC - History
		During this period the team was place third in 1961, won a local "night" Premiership in 1962 and Gary Window won the reserves Magarey Medal in 1963.
		The advance of sensational youngster Peter Jonas to All-Australian status, the brilliant form of Magarey Medallist John Duckworth, the skill of centreman/half forward Geoff Gillies, combined with the tenacity and flair of Dean Mobbs, Peter Vivian and the Norsworthy brothers made 1979 a memorable year tempered only by losing the two finals matches.
		John Platten's Magarey Medal and All-Australian selection were at least some consolation for the Club.
	www.cdfc.com.au /history.htm (2540 words)

	South Australia's Best and Fairest Footballer » ABC South Australia » The Backyard
		It is the night of nights for SANFL Footballers and their partners, and a chance for the most talented to come together and be thanked for a great year of football.
		The Magarey Medal has had it's place in SANFL History, since William Ashley Magarey created the award back in 1898, for South Australia's fairest and most brilliant player.
		Providing live coverage of the full count and Medal presentation, ABC TV will capture all the suspense and anticipation, as the 2002 votes for the fairest and most brilliant player of the year are revealed round by round.
	www.abc.net.au /sa/stories/s665003.htm (377 words)

	Noble Numismatics Pty Ltd - Coins, Medals & Banknotes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The Magarey Medal is an annual award for the player judged by umpires as 'Fairest and Most Brilliant' in the South Australian league.
		The first Magarey was presented in 1896 and derives its name from William Ashley Magarey (1868-1929), president of the South Australian Football League.
		Tom McKenzie was the first triple Magarey Medallist, winning the award in 1902 with West Torrens and 1905 and 1906 while playing for North Adelaide.
	www.noble.net.au /auctions/view_lot.php?sale=79&lot=963 (184 words)

	Glenelg FC: Club Achievements (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Building on the success of the 2003 and 2004 Magarey Medal broadcasts on Channel Nine, it is with great pleasure that we announce that Channel Nine will again be partnering the SANFL to telecast one of the most prestigious nights in the football calendar - The Magarey Medal.
		The award is named after William Ashley Magarey a former Chairman of the South Australian Football Association, who was dedicated to the principles of sportsmanship, fair play, skill and respect.
		Tune in on Monday 12th September for the all the excitement, glamour and prestige when the Magarey Medal is broadcast live from AAMI Stadium exclusively on Channel Nine at 9.30pm.
	www.glenelgfc.com.au /achievement.htm (6224 words)

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		The Jason McCartney Medal from now on will be presented to the player voted the most courageous performer during clashes between the Kangaroos and Collingwood, the 2 clubs McCartney played for.
		McCartney was one of the judges to determine the winner of the inaugual medal.
		Cousins finished fifth in the 2001 Brownlow Medal, with 18 votes, and was equal-sixth last year, with 16.
	www.afana.com /netpaper/jul6-51981.html (8951 words)

	Brownlow the entree, now for the main course - www.realfooty.com.au
		Nathan Buckley's Brownlow Medal spent yesterday mixed with the dried saliva in its new owner's mouthguard container, stuffed in the side pocket of his training bag.
		The confident 20-year-old was playing with SANFL club Port Adelaide, and his Magarey Medal win was unsurprising for more than the fact that he had the self-admitted "nerve" to predict as much to his uncle pre-season.
		"I thought winning the Magarey was good, and I was patting myself on the back and felt good about it, but then winning the grand final two or three weeks later and the celebrations amongst the teammates after that made me realise that 'jeez, this is exponentially better than the individual award'."
	www.theage.com.au /articles/2003/09/23/1064082995984.html (741 words)

	Glossary
		Inaugurated in 2002, the Horrie Gorringe Medal was awarded annually to the best and fairest player in the Premier Division of Tasmania's Southern Football League for just 2 seasons, before being replaced by the William Leitch Medal.
		Prior to that, the Larke Medal was bestowed on the best and fairest player in the Teal Cup under 17 interstate championships between 1976 and 1991, and on the best and fairest player in Division One of those championships between 1992 and 1995.
		The Medal honours Michael Larke, a former New South Wales junior player who died in a bus accident while en route to the New South Wales intrastate trials.
	www.fullpointsfooty.net /glossary.htm (3260 words)

	A Review Of The 1962 Football Season
		Old Easts at least managed 5 late goals to reduce the margin at the end to 18 points, and they did provide the Simpson Medallist in Ray Sorrell, but no one at the ground was left in any doubt that Swans were by some considerable measure the superior team.
		Swan Districts also provided arguably the two finest players of the season in captain-coach Haydn Bunton junior, who won both the Sandover Medal and two of the three main media awards, and shrewd and highly effective ruckman Keith Slater, who was successful in the other media prize.
		As it was, West faced significant obstacles even before the opening bounce, with 1962 Magarey Medallist Ken Eustice and 1961 All Australian Don Roach both failing fitness tests on the morning of the match.
	fullpointsfooty.net /a_review_of_the_1962_football_season.htm (3205 words)

	Stateline South Australia
		This time last year, the Sturt Football team was headed towards its first grand final in a quarter of a century.
		Tim Weatherald spearheaded the victory picking up a Magarey Medal along the way, but the dream turned into a nightmare when the clubs' celebrations were torn apart by the terrorist attacks in Bali.
		He'd shared the joy of the Magarey Medal with team-mate Jade Sheedy.
	www.abc.net.au /stateline/sa/content/2003/s920571.htm (845 words)

	South Australian Football League
		Michael also stated that their won't be too many changes to the lineup for next weeks Preliminary final against Port.
		This years Magarey Medal has been won by the captain of South Adelaide, Andrew Osborn.
		The SANFL also last night decided to award players, who missed out on winning the Magarey on countback, a retrospective medal.
	www.footy.com.au /dags/98/sanfl/sanfl_r25_FW2.html (514 words)

	Magarey Medal 1929
		The Magarey Medal is awarded to the 'Fairest and Most Brilliant Player’ in the South Australian National Football League (SANFL).
		The photograph shows Bob Snell being congratulated by TS O'Halloran, Chairman of the SANFL, at the first-ever public presentation of the medal.
		Wood, John S.A. greats: the history of the Magarey Medal.
	www.slsa.sa.gov.au /exhibitions/treasures/magarey.htm (221 words)

	Archival Collections Database
		Papers of Robert ('Bob') Snell, footballer, comprising his 1929 Magarey Medal won while playing for West Adelaide Football Club, a photograph of the presentation of the medal in 1929, and a photograph of the 1968 Magarey Medal Winners' Dinner at the Hotel Richmond, Adelaide.
		Played football for West Adelaide 1927-1933 and won Magarey Medal 1929 as best and fairest player in S.A.N.F.L..
		In last season (1933) he scored his club's highest number of votes for Magarey Medal.
	www.catalog.slsa.sa.gov.au:1083 /record=1009005 (141 words)

	OT: Paul Thomas wins the Magarey Medal - BigFooty Boards
		Pity I didn't get to see it - I guess WIN TV's programmers in Woolongong don't realise that the Riverland is in South Australia and the Magarey Medal is one of the most legendary and prestigious awards out.
		I remember seeing him for the Crows in a trial at the Parade and was really impressed with his hardness and work ethic.
		Bugger off, you guys have won enough flags in the last few years it is time for the Eagles to win one.
	www.bigfooty.com /forum/showthread.php?t=132546 (769 words)

	Sports Australia - SANFL News Article: Clayton scoops Magarey [Sep 13, 2005]
		Be it a Grand Final triumph or a last minute thriller, you're sure to find everything you ever wanted at...
		Gutsy Port Adelaide midfielder Jeremy Clayton has capped off a stellar individual season by taking out the Magarey Medal, awarded to the fairest and best player in the SANFL in season 2005.
		After a slow start, the nuggetty onballer took the lead for good after round 16, and he polled another seven votes in the last month of the season.
	sportsaustralia.com /articles/sep05/artid3748.html (302 words)

	SMOSA - News and events (2003 archive) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		At the prestigious ceremony held at AAMI Stadium on Tuesday 17 September, Brett finished with 25 votes, six votes ahead of Sturt’s Ben Nelson.
		Son of legendary four-time Magarey Medallist, Russell Ebert, Brett is the first son of a Magarey Medallist to win the award.
		A member of the Port Adelaide Power squad, most expect Brett will further advance his career by making his AFL debut next year.
	www.smosa.asn.au /news/2003/2003.php (444 words)

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