1975 Knockout Carnival
The 1975 Knockout Carnival was the 19th Australian National Football Carnival, an Australian football interstate competition. The tournament was won by Victoria.
Tournament information | |
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Sport | Australian football |
Location | Melbourne and Adelaide, Australia |
Dates | 14 June 1975–15 July 1975 |
Format | Knockout |
Teams | 4 |
Final champion | |
Victoria | |
The 1975 carnival represented a significant change in format for the carnival. Previous carnivals had all been played as a stand-alone event in a single host city, with each team playing the others in a round robin competition; but the 1975 carnival was played as a shortened knock-out tournament and split between two cities. Just three games were played: two semi finals and a final. The semi-finals were played as a double-header in Melbourne, and the final was contested a month later in Adelaide. Unlike previous carnivals, no All-Australian team or Tassie Medalist was chosen.
Squads
South Australia
Name | Age | Position | Club |
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Russell Ebert (c) | 25 | Centreman | Port Adelaide |
Peter Marker (c) | 26 | Centreman | Glenelg |
Paul Bagshaw | 28 | Ruck-rover | Sturt |
Greg Bennett | 26 | Rover | Glenelg |
Darrell Cahill | 26 | Rover | Port Adelaide |
Peter Carey | 21 | Ruckman | Glenelg |
Colin Casey | 22 | Half back | Sturt |
Bill Cochrane | 22 | Full-back | Central District |
Brian Colbey | 28 | Half back flanker | Glenelg |
Graham Cornes | 25 | Ruck-rover | Glenelg |
Rick Davies | 22 | Ruckman | Sturt |
Ross Dillon | 27 | Centre half forward | Norwood |
Phil Gallagher | 20 | Wingman | Norwood |
Michael Graham | 22 | Half forward | Sturt |
Max James | 23 | Full-back | Port Adelaide |
Bob Keddie | 29 | Half forward flanker | South Adelaide |
Bruce Light | 26 | Wingman | Port Adelaide |
Colin MacVicar | 24 | Ruckman | Woodville |
John McFarlane | 23 | Wingman | Glenelg |
Sandy Nelson | 28 | Centre half back | Sturt |
Barry Norsworthy | 22 | Rover | Central District |
Michael Nunan | 25 | Rover | Sturt |
Wayne Phillis | 25 | Centre half back | Glenelg |
Barrie Robran | 26 | Ruck-rover | North Adelaide |
Rod Seekamp | 27 | Centre half back | Norwood |
Barry Stringer | 24 | Wingman | North Adelaide |
Michael Taylor | 21 | Back pocket | Norwood |
Ken Whelan | 22 | Full-forward | Sturt |
Greg Wild | 25 | Ruckman | Sturt |
Peter Woite | 24 | Utility | Port Adelaide |
Tasmania
Name | Age | Position | Club |
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Graeme Mackey (c) | 26 | Half forward | Sandy Bay |
Geoff Cayzer | 28 | Ruckman | Latrobe |
Bob Cheek | 29 | Ruckman | Clarence |
Peter Daniel | 25 | Key position player | North Launceston |
John Emin | 23 | Ruckman | Hobart |
Carl Gaby | 25 | Wingman | Wynyard |
Zigmont Haremza | 22 | Utility | New Norfolk |
Rod Hughes | 20 | Rover | Scottsdale |
Steve Hywood | 24 | Half back | Sandy Bay |
Peter King | 21 | Rover | Wynyard |
Greg Lethborg | 25 | Utility | Scottsdale |
Rod Mayne | 20 | Forward | North Hobart |
Leigh McConnon | 21 | Wingman | North Hobart |
Donald McLeod | 20 | Centre half forward | North Hobart |
David Morrison | 24 | Back pocket | Sandy Bay |
Bruce Neish | 25 | Half back | North Launceston |
Trevor Oakley | 22 | Half back flanker | North Hobart |
Peter Ratcliffe | 29 | Full-back | Hobart |
Kim Saltmarsh | 21 | Wingman | City-South |
Denis Scanlon | 20 | Ruckman | North Hobart |
Darryl Shephard | 21 | Half forward flanker | Cooee |
Trevor Sprigg | 28 | Centreman | Glenorchy |
Hugh Strahan | 26 | Key position player | Cooee |
Darryl Sutton | 22 | Forward | Glenorchy |
Bruce Tschirpig | 25 | Rover | Latrobe |
Victoria
Name | Age | Position | Club |
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Alex Jesaulenko (c) | 29 | Full-forward | Carlton |
Ross Abbey | 22 | Half back flanker | Footscray |
Stan Alves | 29 | Wingman | Melbourne |
Kevin Bartlett | 28 | Rover | Richmond |
Peter Bedford | 27 | Half forward flanker | South Melbourne |
Malcolm Blight | 25 | Centre half forward | North Melbourne |
Phil Carman | 24 | Forward | Collingwood |
Gary Dempsey | 26 | Ruckman | Footscray |
Glenn Elliott | 24 | Utility | St Kilda |
Ken Fletcher | 27 | Wingman | Essendon |
Keith Greig | 23 | Wingman | North Melbourne |
Gary Hardeman | 25 | Utility | Melbourne |
Warwick Irwin | 23 | Ruck-rover | Fitzroy |
Wayne Judson | 22 | Back pocket | St Kilda |
Peter Knights | 23 | Centre half back | Hawthorn |
Leigh Matthews | 23 | Rover | Hawthorn |
Craig McKellar | 25 | Ruckman | Richmond |
Kevin Morris | 23 | Half back flanker | Richmond |
Graham Moss | 25 | Ruckman | Essendon |
Bruce Nankervis | 24 | Half back flanker | Geelong |
John 'Sam' Newman | 29 | Ruckman | Geelong |
Kevin O'Keeffe | 22 | Half back flanker | Fitzroy |
Max Richardson | 26 | Defender | Collingwood |
Wayne Richardson | 28 | Rover | Collingwood |
Geoff Southby | 24 | Full-back | Carlton |
Greg Wells | 25 | Centreman | Melbourne |
Western Australia
Name | Age | Position | Club |
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Doug Green (c) | 23 | Centre half back | East Fremantle |
Ron Alexander | 25 | Ruckman | East Perth |
Bob Beecroft | 23 | Key forward | Swan Districts |
Peter Burton | 28 | Ruckman | Subiaco |
Max George | 23 | Full-forward | Swan Districts |
Dalton Gooding | 20 | Wingman | Claremont |
David Hollins | 24 | Centreman | East Fremantle |
Mick Jez | 21 | Wingman | East Fremantle |
John Lewis | 25 | Full-back | Claremont |
Stan Magro | 20 | Centreman | South Fremantle |
Gary Malarkey | 22 | Centre half back | East Perth |
Gary McDonald | 22 | Ruck-rover | Swan Districts |
Tony Morley | 24 | Half forward flanker | South Fremantle |
Jeff Murray | 22 | Ruckman | Claremont |
Stan Nowotny | 24 | Half back flanker | Swan Districts |
Leon O'Dwyer | 26 | Back pocket | West Perth |
Brian Peake | 21 | Utility | East Fremantle |
Garry Sidebottom | 20 | Centre half forward | Swan Districts |
Bill Valli | 25 | Rover | West Perth |
Robert Wiley | 20 | Rover | Perth |
Kevin Worthington | 21 | Ruckman | Claremont |
Results
Game | Home team | Home team score | Away team | Away team score | Ground | Crowd | Date |
Semi Final | South Australia | 17.16 (118) | Tasmania | 8.11 (59) | VFL Park | 40,006 | 14 June 1975 |
Semi Final | Victoria | 20.24 (144) | Western Australia | 8.15 (63) | VFL Park | 40,006 | 14 June 1975 |
Final | South Australia | 11.15 (81) | Victoria | 18.10 (118) | Football Park | 38,855 | 5 July 1975 |
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