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1933 (Concluded) ROUND 14 - HAWTHORN North made five changes with Taylor, Llewellyn and Allen returning. Making their debut were Skinner (Maribryrnong) and Wallace (Sea Lake).Huggins was a late withdrawal replaced by Matthews. On the muddy surface at Glenferrie, North led a close game all...

1933 (Cont.) ROUND 10 - ESSENDON Putting their poor performance behind them, the club made only one change – Jack Smith had injured his leg against Carlton and would not play again this year. He was replaced by Matthews. North had won against Essendon only once. But Essendon were having a lean...

1933 (Cont.) ROUND 6 - COLLINGWOOD This match was scheduled for Monday, the King's Birthday holiday. The team's poor performance against St Kilda was attributed partly to lack of training. Some players were not arriving at the ground until dark for a few laps and a rubdown. Dick Taylor sought...

1933 (Cont) ROUND 3 - HAWTHORN In wet, greasy conditions North scored their first win of the season at home to Hawthorn, but it was no easy win. Fitzmaurice, who had played last week with a knee injury, was a last minute withdrawal and with Allen also omitted the forward line struggled to kick...

1933 -- IMPROVEMENT MAINTAINED BUT NO PROGRESS Having experienced their most successful season in 1932, the club aspired to do even better. It quickly decided that no permits would be granted to other clubs to interview any of its players. Thus St Kilda was refused their requests to interview...

Johnny Meere. Should be in the club's Hall of Fame.

Here's a less hostile history of Arden: https://adb.anu.edu.au/biography/arden-george-1714

https://nit.com.au/12-12-2024/15396/the-racist-history-behind-arden-st-comes-to-light

Oops. Just realised Robert Hansen jnr has no. 46.

Anthony Stevens wore number 46 in 1990. Appropriate for his son to start with it.

A black day for North. This was the final round of the season, and StKilda needed to win to keep fourth spot in the final four as it was then. North managed to score only 1.4 after quarter time to StKilda's 16.14. Still, an opportunity for our younger fans to see some of North's 1960s players...

Yes the infamous Round 12 1925 match at Arden St. The violence was not at all one-sided. Geelong players "Bull" Couglan and Stan Thomas were both suspended for the remainder of the 1925 season and all of the 1926 one for striking. Coughlan was a bit of a thug.When he was struck on the knee by a...

This year was our 100th.

Never heard of him. Is he any good?

I was there too. Sitting on the dog track. we had some champion players, but not a champion team.

Not a happy match for North. Aylett knocked out by Des Dickson, Cheatley injured his ankle and North lost by 22 points.