- Dick Lee (footballer)
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Dick Lee Personal information Birth 19 March 1889 Height and weight 175 cm / 76 kg Death 11 September 1968 (aged 79),Playing career¹ Debut Round 7, 1906, Collingwood v.
Melbourne, at Victoria ParkTeam(s) Collingwood (1906–22)
230 Games, 707 goals
¹ Statistics to end of 1922 season Career highlights - Collingwood leading goalkicker 1906–10, 1914–17, 1919, 1921
- Leading goalkicker Medal 1907–10, 1914, 1916–17, 1919
- Collingwood Captain 1920–21
- Collingwood Premiership side 1910, 1917, 1919
- Collingwood Team of the Century
- Victorian representative 19 games, 60 goals
Walter Henry "Dick" Lee (19 March 1889 – 11 September 1968) was an Australian rules footballer in the (then) Victorian Football League (VFL).
Lee was one of the first great forwards in Australian Football with an ability to win the ball on the ground or in the air.
In 1996 Lee was inducted into the Australian Football Hall of Fame[1] and two years later was named in the Collingwood team of the Century.
References
- ^ Ross, John (1999). The Australian Football Hall of Fame. Australia: HarperCollinsPublishers. pp. 88. ISBN 0-7322-6426-X.
External links
- AFL Hall of Fame
- Dick Lee (footballer)'s statistics from AFL Tables
- Profile on fullpointsfooty.net
- Australian Dictionary of Biography: Lee, Walter Henry (Dick) (1889–1968)
Coach
Jock McHaleCollingwood Football Club 1910 VFL Premiers Collingwood 9.7 (61) defeated Carlton 6.11 (47), at the Melbourne Cricket Ground Coach: Angus Coach: McHale Captains of the Collingwood Football Club 1897: Strickland • 1898: Proudfoot • 1899: Proudfoot/Condon • 1900: Condon • 1901: Proudfoot • 1902–1904: Tulloch • 1905: Pannam • 1906: Dummett/Leach • 1907: Leach • 1908: Leach/Drohan/Nash • 1909: Nash • 1910–1911: Angus • 1912–1913: McHale • 1914–1916: Minogue • 1917–1918: Wilson • 1919: McCarthy • 1920–1921: Lee • 1922: Drummond • 1923: Curtis • 1924–1926: Tyson • 1927–1934: Coventry • 1935–1939: Collier • 1940–1941: Regan • 1942: Kyne • 1943: Regan • 1944: Fricker • 1945: Pannam • 1946–1949: Kyne • 1950–1951: Hocking • 1952–1955: Richards • 1955–1966: Mann • 1957: Twomey • 1958–1959: Tuck • 1960–1963: Weideman • 1964: Gabelich • 1965: Gabelich/Henderson • 1966–1969: Tuddenham • 1970: Water • 1971: Waters/W. Richardson • 1972–1975: W. Richardson • 1976: Tuddenham • 1977: M. Richardson • 1978: Thompson • 1979–1980: R. Shaw • 1981–1982: Moore • 1983–1986: Williams • 1987–1993: T. Shaw • 1994–1998: Brown • 1999–2007: Buckley • 2008: Burns • 2009–: MaxwellVFL Leading Goalkicker Medal winners The Leading Goalkicker Medal was awarded from the VFL's first season, in 1897, until 1954, when the award was renamed the Coleman Medal. 1897: Leith & James • 1898: Smith • 1899: James • 1900: Lockwood & Thurgood • 1901: Hiskins • 1902: Baker • 1903: Lockwood • 1904: Coutie • 1905: Pannam • 1906: Grace • 1907: Lee • 1908: Lee • 1909: Lee • 1910: Lee & Martini • 1911: Brereton • 1912: Brereton • 1913: Park • 1914: Lee • 1915: Freake • 1916: Lee • 1917: Lee • 1918: Cowley • 1919: Lee • 1920: Bayliss • 1921: Rankin • 1922: Clover • 1923: Stockdale • 1924: Moriarty • 1925: Hagger • 1926: Coventry • 1927: Coventry • 1928: Coventry • 1929: Coventry • 1930: Coventry • 1931: Vallence • 1932: Moloney • 1933: Coventry • 1934: Pratt • 1935: Pratt • 1936: Mohr • 1937: Harris • 1938: Todd • 1939: Todd • 1940: Titus • 1941: Murray • 1942: White • 1943: Fanning • 1944: Fanning • 1945: Fanning • 1946: Fothergill • 1947: Fanning • 1948: White • 1949: Coleman • 1950: Coleman • 1951: Coleman • 1952: Coleman • 1953: Coleman • 1954: CollinsCollingwood Football Club • Leading Goalkickers 1897: Smith • 1898: Smith • 1899: Smith • 1900: Smith • 1901: Rowell • 1902: Rowell • 1903: Lockwood • 1904: C. Pannam • 1905: C. Pannam • 1906: Lee • 1907: Lee • 1908: Lee • 1909: Lee • 1910: Lee • 1911: Baxter • 1912: Hughes • 1913: Hughes • 1914: Lee • 1915: Lee • 1916: Lee • 1917: Lee • 1918: Wraith • 1919: Lee • 1920: Utting • 1921: Lee • 1922: Coventry • 1923: Coventry • 1924: Coventry • 1925: Coventry • 1926: Coventry • 1927: Coventry • 1928: Coventry • 1929: Coventry • 1930: Coventry • 1931: Coventry • 1932: Coventry • 1933: Coventry • 1934: Coventry • 1935: Coventry • 1936: Coventry • 1937: Coventry • 1938: Todd • 1939: Todd • 1940: Fothergill • 1941: A. Pannam • 1942: A. Pannam • 1943: A. Pannam • 1944: Richards • 1945: Fothergill • 1946: Fothergill • 1947: Mann • 1948: Richards • 1949: Pimm • 1950: Richards • 1951: Dunstan • 1952: Dunstan • 1953: Rose • 1954: Bromage • 1955: Smale • 1956: Smale • 1957: Brewer • 1958: Brewer • 1959: Weideman • 1960: Weideman • 1961: Pay • 1962: Weideman • 1963: Waters • 1964: Waters • 1965: Norman • 1966: Graham • 1967: McKenna • 1968: McKenna • 1969: McKenna • 1970: McKenna • 1971: McKenna • 1972: McKenna • 1973: McKenna • 1974: McKenna • 1975: Carman • 1976: Carman • 1977: Moore • 1978: Moore • 1979: Davis • 1980: Davis • 1981: Daicos • 1982: Daicos • 1983: Richardson • 1984: Williams • 1985: Taylor • 1986: Taylor • 1987: Taylor • 1988: Taylor • 1989: Taylor • 1990: Daicos • 1991: Daicos • 1992: Daicos • 1993: S. Rocca • 1994: S. Rocca • 1995: S. Rocca • 1996: S. Rocca • 1997: S. Rocca • 1998: S. Rocca • 1999: S. Rocca • 2000: A. Rocca • 2001: Tarrant • 2002: Tarrant/A. Rocca • 2003: Tarrant • 2004: Tarrant • 2005: Tarrant • 2006: A. Rocca • 2007: A. Rocca • 2008: Medhurst • 2009: Anthony • 2010: Didak • 2011: ClokeCategories:- Collingwood Football Club players
- Australian Football Hall of Fame inductees
- 1889 births
- 1968 deaths
- Australian rules footballers from Victoria
- VFL Leading Goalkicker Medal winners
- Australian rules biography, pre-1940 birth stubs
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