- Maurie Hunter
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Maurie Hunter Personal information Birth 5 March 1904 Recruited from St Patrick's, Albury Height and weight 180cm / 72.5kg Death 1987, Playing career¹ Team(s) Richmond (1929-1933)
81 games, 159 goals
¹ Statistics to end of 2006 season Career highlights - Richmond Captain 1931
- Richmond Premiership Player 1932
- Richmond Best and Fairest 1933
- Interstate Games:- 4
Maurie Hunter was an Australian rules football player who played in the VFL between 1929 and 1933 for the Richmond Football Club.
Prior to joining Richmond he played in four premiership teams with St Patrick's of Albury (NSW) between 1923 and 1928 and later coached the Richmond YCW Under 16 team to six premierships between 1940 and 1950.
References
- Hogan P: The Tigers Of Old , Richmond FC, Melbourne 1996
Preceded by
Jack DyerRichmond Best and Fairest winner
1933Succeeded by
Ray MartinRichmond Football Club 1932 VFL Premiers Richmond 13.14 (92) defeated Carlton 12.11 (83), at the Melbourne Cricket GroundCoach: HughesCaptains of the Richmond Football Club 1908: Pannam • 1909: Condon/Lawson • 1910: Schmidt • 1911: Incigneri • 1912: Ohlsen • 1913: James • 1914–1916: Thomas • 1917: Maybury • 1918: Hall • 1919: Thomas • 1920–1925: Minogue • 1926: M. Morris • 1927–1928: Geddes • 1929: Lilburne • 1930: Geddes • 1931: Hunter • 1932–1940: Bentley • 1941–1949: Dyer • 1950–1951: B. Morris • 1952–1957: Rowe • 1958–1959: Wright • 1960–1962: Branton • 1963–1966: Crowe • 1967: Swift • 1968–1971: Dean • 1972–1975: Hart • 1976–1977: Bourke • 1978: Sheedy • 1979: Bartlett • 1980: Monteath • 1981: Wood • 1982: Cloke • 1983–1984: Rowlings • 1985–1987: Lee • 1988–1992: Weightman • 1993: Hogg • 1994–1996: Free • 1997–2000: Knights • 2001–2004: Campbell • 2005–2008: Johnson • 2009–: NewmanJack Dyer Medal • Richmond Football Club Best and Fairest Winners 1911: Mahoney • 1913: Ricketts • 1914: Reeves • 1916: Bettles • 1917: Thorp • 1918: Herbert • 1919: Herbert • 1920: Minogue • 1921: James • 1922: M. Morris • 1923: James • 1924: Thorp • 1925: O'Halloran • 1926: Geddes • 1927: McCormack • 1928: McCormack • 1929: Titus • 1932: Dyer • 1933: Hunter • 1934: Martin • 1935: Martin • 1936: Bolger • 1937: Dyer • 1938: Dyer • 1939: Dyer • 1940: Dyer • 1941: Dyer • 1942: Merrett • 1943: Durham • 1944: Merrett • 1945: W. Morris • 1946: Dyer • 1947: Wilson • 1948: W. Morris • 1949: Spring • 1950: W. Morris • 1951: D. Rowe/Wright • 1952: Wright • 1953: H. Rowe • 1954: Wright • 1955: D. Rowe • 1956: Sharp • 1957: Wright • 1958: Cuzens • 1959: Cuzens • 1960: Branton • 1961: Branton • 1962: Branton • 1963: Crowe • 1964: Crowe • 1965: Barrot • 1966: Crowe • 1967: Bartlett • 1968: Bartlett • 1969: Hart • 1970: Bourke • 1971: Stewart • 1972: Hart • 1973: Bartlett • 1974: Bartlett • 1975: K. Morris • 1976: Sheedy • 1977: Bartlett • 1978: Raines • 1979: Rowlings • 1980: Raines • 1981: Raines • 1982: Rioli • 1983: Rioli • 1984: Lee • 1985: Poole • 1986: Weightman • 1987: Weightman • 1988: Pickering • 1989: Free • 1990: Knights • 1991: Lambert • 1992: Knights • 1993: Free • 1994: Bond • 1995: Campbell • 1996: Broderick • 1997: Campbell • 1998: Daffy • 1999: Campbell • 2000: Kellaway • 2001: Gaspar • 2002: Campbell • 2003: Coughlan • 2004: Bowden • 2005: Bowden • 2006: Johnson • 2007: Richardson • 2008: Deledio • 2009: Deledio • 2010: Riewoldt • 2011: CotchinCategories:- Richmond Football Club players
- Jack Dyer Medal winners
- Australian rules footballers from New South Wales
- 1904 births
- 1987 deaths
- Australian rules biography, pre-1940 birth stubs
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