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Where Are They Now?: Noel Avery
by Ron Head Despite a deformed back as a legacy of being born with polio, East Fremantle forward Noel Avery was an outstanding junior sportsman, who gave up a promising cricket career in favour of football, only for studies to eventually force him out of competitive sport altogether at the age of twenty four. The son of Popanyinning farmers, Avery played a hundred and fourteen games for the blue and whites and eighteen at Glenelg, in the SANFL. Initially coming under notice for his cricket skills, Avery was twelfth man for Melville as a sixteen year old. “I fielded for most of the opposition innings and Peter Wishart gave me plenty to chase, as he rattled on a brutal hundred,”…
March 17th, 2010
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