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Australian rules footballer (1917–1985)
Marcus Boyall (8 October 1917 – 30 September 1985) was an Australian rules footballer best known for his playing career with Victorian Football League
Marcus_Boyall
Former Australian rules football club
Colin Judd, Jim Bohan, Ken Ross Half back: Geoff Mason, Harry Jones, Marcus Boyall Centre: Reg Horkings, Lloyd Holyoak, Charlie Clamp Half forward: Ian
Camberwell_Football_Club
Grand final of the 1938 Victorian Football League season
Argus. Wrout's match-up with Collingwood half-back Marcus Boyall was another critical one: Boyall was Collingwood's best player early in the game at stopping
1938_VFL_grand_final
Australian rules football team
Pat Hall (1953–1954) Charlie May (1955–1957) Neil Davies (1958–1959) Marcus Boyall (1960) Stan Wickham (1961) Doug Long (1962–1963) Len Fitzgerald (1964–1966)
Glenelg_Football_Club
Australian rules footballer and cricketer
Centre Colin Aamodt Jack Broadstock Laurie Cahill Half-back Howard Tuohy Marcus Boyall Ray McArthur Full-back Colin Smith (C) Ken Obst Stan Cox Ruck Thomas
Bruce_Schultz_(footballer)
1935 Ron Todd 76 327 1935–1939 1935 George Kanngieser 1 0 1935 1935 Marcus Boyall 50 29 1935–1938, 1942, 1944–1945 1936 Ron Dowling 72 9 1936–1940 1936
List of Collingwood Football Club players
List_of_Collingwood_Football_Club_players
Austrian-American artist and architect. Paul Berlenbach, 84, American boxer. Marcus Boyall, 67, Australian footballer. Floyd Crosby, 85, American cinematographer
Deaths_in_September_1985
Australian rules footballer
Centre Colin Aamodt Jack Broadstock Laurie Cahill Half-back Howard Tuohy Marcus Boyall Ray McArthur Full-back Colin Smith (C) Ken Obst Stan Cox Ruck Thomas
Ken_Obst
Australian rules footballer (1916–1988)
Centre Colin Aamodt Jack Broadstock Laurie Cahill Half-back Howard Tuohy Marcus Boyall Ray McArthur Full-back Colin Smith (C) Ken Obst Stan Cox Ruck Thomas
Alan Crawford (Australian rules footballer)
Alan_Crawford_(Australian_rules_footballer)
Australian rules footballer and coach
Centre Colin Aamodt Jack Broadstock Laurie Cahill Half-back Howard Tuohy Marcus Boyall Ray McArthur Full-back Colin Smith (C) Ken Obst Stan Cox Ruck Thomas
Laurie_Cahill
Australian rules footballer (1915–2000)
Centre Colin Aamodt Jack Broadstock Laurie Cahill Half-back Howard Tuohy Marcus Boyall Ray McArthur Full-back Colin Smith (C) Ken Obst Stan Cox Ruck Thomas
Mel_Brock_(footballer)
Grand final of the 1937 Victorian Football League season
Harold Rumney Jack Regan Bervyn Woods HB: Jack Ross Marcus Boyall Fred Froude C: Jack Carmody Marcus Whelan Ron Dowling HF: Des Fothergill Ron Todd Vin
1937_VFL_grand_final
Australian rules footballer
Centre Colin Aamodt Jack Broadstock Laurie Cahill Half-back Howard Tuohy Marcus Boyall Ray McArthur Full-back Colin Smith (C) Ken Obst Stan Cox Ruck Thomas
Ray_McArthur
Australian rules footballer (1920–1995)
Centre Colin Aamodt Jack Broadstock Laurie Cahill Half-back Howard Tuohy Marcus Boyall Ray McArthur Full-back Colin Smith (C) Ken Obst Stan Cox Ruck Thomas
Jack_Broadstock
1938 – Bruce Calverley (Fitzroy) 1937 – Alec Peak (St Kilda) 1936 – Marcus Boyall (Collingwood) 1935 – Joe Kinnear (Melbourne) 1934 – Richie Saunders
Gardiner_Medal
Australian rules football award
Ray McArthur West Adelaide 16*** 1940 Mel Brock Glenelg 19*** 1941 Marcus Boyall Glenelg 25*** Play suspended due to WWII 1945 Bob Quinn Port Adelaide
Magarey_Medal
Split between the Victorian Football League and the Victorian Football Association
for Geelong, Mahon crossed to Prahran without a clearance in 1941. Marcus Boyall (Collingwood to Camberwell) – a star centre half back for eleven interrupted
Australian rules football schism (1938–1949)
Australian_rules_football_schism_(1938–1949)
Australian rules footballer
Centre Colin Aamodt Jack Broadstock Laurie Cahill Half-back Howard Tuohy Marcus Boyall Ray McArthur Full-back Colin Smith (C) Ken Obst Stan Cox Ruck Thomas
Stanley_Cox_(footballer)
Australian sportsperson and politician
Centre Colin Aamodt Jack Broadstock Laurie Cahill Half-back Howard Tuohy Marcus Boyall Ray McArthur Full-back Colin Smith (C) Ken Obst Stan Cox Ruck Thomas
Gil_Langley
Award
1st Dick Reynolds (Essendon) 18 2nd Stan Spinks (Hawthorn) 17 =3rd Marcus Boyall (Collingwood) 15 Wilfred Smallhorn (Fitzroy) Alby Morrison (Footscray)
1938_Brownlow_Medal
Australian rules football match
Port Adelaide 20 Allan Reval Port Adelaide 21 Donald Budarick West Adelaide 24 Marcus Boyall Glenelg 25 Mel Brock Glenelg 26 Horace Blight West Torrens
City vs Country Patriotic Match
City_vs_Country_Patriotic_Match
42nd season of the Victorian Football League (VFL)
"Player of the Year", was shared between Norman Ware of Footscray and Marcus Boyall of Collingwood. The winner of the 1938 Brownlow Medal was Dick Reynolds
1938_VFL_season
Australian rules footballer, born 1909
Camberwell". The Sporting Globe. Melbourne, Victoria. 28 May 1947. p. 12. "Marcus Boyall New Coach At Camberwell". The Argus. No. 31, 350. Victoria, Australia
Albert_Collier
Australian rules footballer and coach
Centre Colin Aamodt Jack Broadstock Laurie Cahill Half-back Howard Tuohy Marcus Boyall Ray McArthur Full-back Colin Smith (C) Ken Obst Stan Cox Ruck Thomas
Colin_Aamodt
premiership Minor premiers Norwood 10th minor premiership Magarey Medallist Marcus Boyall Glenelg (25 votes) Ken Farmer Medallist Bruce Schultz Norwood (100 Goals)
1941_SANFL_season
Australian rules footballer, executive
Centre Colin Aamodt Jack Broadstock Laurie Cahill Half-back Howard Tuohy Marcus Boyall Ray McArthur Full-back Colin Smith (C) Ken Obst Stan Cox Ruck Thomas
Lew_Roberts
Australian rules footballer (1914–1989)
Centre Colin Aamodt Jack Broadstock Laurie Cahill Half-back Howard Tuohy Marcus Boyall Ray McArthur Full-back Colin Smith (C) Ken Obst Stan Cox Ruck Thomas
Bob McLean (Australian footballer)
Bob_McLean_(Australian_footballer)
Australian rules footballer, born 1978
1930–1932: Handby 1933–1934: Owens 1935–1937: Percy 1938–1939: Goodwin 1940: Boyall 1940–1941: Keane 1945: Corbett 1946: Betson 1947: Masters 1948: Betson 1949:
James_Byrne_(footballer)
Australian rules footballer and coach
1950–1952: Taylor 1953–1954: Hall 1955–1957: May 1958–1959: Davies 1960: Boyall 1961: Wickham 1962–1963: Long 1964–1966: Fitzgerald 1967–1976: Kerley 1977–1978:
Kris_Massie
Australian rules footballer (born 1958)
Mark is married to Pauline and they have three sons, PhD Candidate Isaac, Marcus, Louis and two daughters. 1990 SANFL Grand Final "MARK WILLIAMS". Retrieved
Mark Williams (Australian footballer, born 1958)
Mark_Williams_(Australian_footballer,_born_1958)
Australian rules footballer, born 1980
1950–1952: Taylor 1953–1954: Hall 1955–1957: May 1958–1959: Davies 1960: Boyall 1961: Wickham 1962–1963: Long 1964–1966: Fitzgerald 1967–1976: Kerley 1977–1978:
Nick_Stevens
Australian rules footballer (born 1972)
McCallum 1937: Hawke 1938: Quinn 1939: McArthur/Pash 1940: Brock 1941: Boyall 1942–44: not awarded 1945: Quinn 1946: Hank 1947: Hank 1948: R. Phillips
Nathan_Buckley
Australian rules footballer (born 1974)
McCallum 1937: Hawke 1938: Quinn 1939: McArthur/Pash 1940: Brock 1941: Boyall 1942–44: not awarded 1945: Quinn 1946: Hank 1947: Hank 1948: R. Phillips
Ryan_O'Connor
Australian rules footballer
McCallum 1937: Hawke 1938: Quinn 1939: McArthur/Pash 1940: Brock 1941: Boyall 1942–44: not awarded 1945: Quinn 1946: Hank 1947: Hank 1948: R. Phillips
Luke_Partington
British government recognitions
Surgeon Commander John William Bough, MB, BCh. Commander Anthony John Boyall, DSC. Acting Captain Charles Edward Newenham Deane. Commander Alec Peter
1971_Birthday_Honours
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