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 | | His contribution to the club's 1918 grand final defeat of Collingwood was significant and decisive, as it was he who made the surging run down the wing culminating in a kick to the goal square which enabled Chris Laird to soccer the winning goal. |
 | | He was voted the club's best and fairest player in 1981 and 1984, and served as captain from 1984 to 1986, but the unarguable highlight of his career was participation in the resounding 82 point grand final defeat of Glenelg in 1987. |
 | | Club captain in 1954 and 1955 (his last season), Treasure's "relaxed style earned him the humorous-affectionate nickname of 'Loafer', but many opponents found to their cost that his sometimes leisurely attitude cloaked a precision of movement" (see footnote 1). |
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