652:(who had played beside Swift in the Richmond first eighteen in the 1957 and 1958 seasons), in his last season with Richmond, he had also experienced Richmond being far from successful for most of his career; and, when examined year by year, Swift's career of 146 senior games clearly shows the extent to which he (and Richmond) had experienced hard times: 1958 season, he played 16 senior games (Richmond was 10th, out of 12 teams, at the end of the home-and-away season); 1959, 7 games (11th); 1960, 18 games (last); 1961, 15 games (10th) (in
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620:"It's the biggest thrill in my life. It really makes it worth while playing football after today's win. It was close, and at times I thought we might not win. But every player pulled his weight and I have never felt so happy. I'll never forget the thrill of running around the ground holding the premiership cup. It's a thing you dream about – but today it came true." – Fred Swift after his team's win
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The grace, strength, and safety of his marking, especially at full-back, has seldom been matched; and the consistent beauty, length, and accuracy of his drop kicking was wonderful to behold. He was a tough, tenacious, and fearless footballer, able to play through injury and, on at least one occasion,
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The tenacious Swift – already greatly tired from having to captain his team, counteract the stronger, heavier, and taller Wade, and kick the ball back into play after the eight behinds that
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had suggested the move, on the basis of his own experience with a similar sort of knee injury, Dyer argued that, of all the positions on the field, full-back was the best for Swift, because he would have almost all of his play in front of him, and almost all of his running would be straight ahead,
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sawn-off .22 calibre rifle. The police immediately set up road blocks, and began to search the surrounding area. Swift's car, a dark blue XC Ford Falcon, was found abandoned in bushland several kilometres from the scene of the murder. The police arrested both of his murderers late that afternoon.
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Although Geelong was the first to score, Richmond was a goal in front by quarter time: 4.3 (27) to 3.3 (21). By half time, Richmond had increased its lead to 16 points: 9.10 (64) to 7.6 (48). Geelong fought back during the third quarter and, at one stage, led by 14 points; however, Richmond
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kicked poorly, each scoring a behind, placing Geelong ten points behind; and then, with plenty of time for Geelong to get another goal, and breaking out of a pack, Goggin punt-kicked what seemed certain to be a goal (which would have reduced the lead to a dangerous four points).
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of the younger players ensuring that they fitted in well" (Hogan, 1996, p. 224).
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in round 6, 1959, he kicked 3 goals, in a losing side – wing, centre, or in defence".
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730:(also known as "The Tigers") in 1970–1972, and coach of the
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540:In his final game, the 1967 Grand Final against
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1885:In Brief: Police appeal for lead on escapers,
1819:Thwaites, Tim; Carman, Gerry (29 April 1983).
776:1965: Richmond Football Club: Life Membership.
208:Playing statistics correct to the end of 1967.
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1093:Richmond Star Ends Doubts With Good Display,
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1913:Lapthorne, K., "No bail for stab accused",
1797:"A terrible sequel to a Tigers premiership"
1424:Hobbs, G., "Night Football Richmond Wins",
1333:Carter, R., "W.A. Triumphs Over Victoria",
1258:Richmond Ruckman to Miss Inter-State Trip,
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1637:Balfe, N., "One-Horse Race at St KiIda",
953:"Cockerels enter '78 season full of hope"
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2041:Holmesby, Russell and Main, Jim (2007).
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1892:In Brief: Two escapers in court today,
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1465:Hobbs, G., "Tigers May Select Swift",
1428:, (Thursday, 27 September 1962), p.18.
1397:, (Saturday, 15 September 1962), p.14.
1367:, (Wednesday, 5 September 1962), p.20.
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2052:, Wilkinson Books, (Melbourne), 1995.
680:. At Richmond he had been coached by
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2045:. 7th ed. Melbourne: Bas Publishing.
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1596:, (Monday, 25 September 1967), p.32.
1412:, (Tuesday, 25 September 1962, p.22.
1382:, (Friday, 14 September 1962), p.24.
1352:, (Tuesday, 4 September 1962), p.22.
1108:Tigers May Play Swift at Full-Back,
752:1958–1967: Brownlow Medal: 18 votes.
2830:People murdered in Victoria (state)
2043:The Encyclopedia of AFL Footballers
1809:Supreme Court of Victoria, 1984 VR.
1469:, (Thursday, 25 August 1966), p.22.
937:"Borough to mark 150th anniversary"
847:, host of the television programme
732:Kennington/Strathdale Football Club
1697:Wodonga hot fancy to down Corowa,
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1040:Crowe Shines in Tigers' Practice,
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1701:, (Friday, 4 October 1968), p.25.
1641:, (Monday, 14 August 1961), p.20.
1544:Beames, P., "Wade's Big Chance",
1484:, (Friday, 26 August 1966), p.24.
1307:, (Wednesday, 19 July 1961), p16.
1112:, (Wednesday, 9 April 1958), p.16
1074:, (Saturday, 12 April 1958), p.14
993:"Naismith Likely as Full-Forward"
719:(coached by ex-Collingwood rover
422:carnival competition; coached by
116:183 cm (6 ft 0 in)
2019:
2005:
1956:A similar view was expressed by
1896:, (Thursday, 7 April 1988), p.3.
1856:Tuesday, 3 May 1983, p.3, col.B.
1821:"VFL great Fred Swift shot dead"
1795:Hobbs, Greg (9 September 2017).
1622:Carter, R., "Swift Determined",
1292:, (Thursday, 6 July 1961), p.20.
1262:, (Thursday, 6 July 1961), p.19.
1232:, (Monday, 26 August 1963, p.18.
1217:, (Friday, 23 August 1963, p.22.
1202:, (Friday, 23 August 1963),p.24.
1089:, (Thursday, 3 April 1958), p.18
1070:League Players Granted Permits,
1059:, (Friday, 11 April 1958), p.26.
1044:, (Monday, 24 March 1958), p.30.
974:, (Monday, 15 April 1957), p.20.
970:Wright Ignores Bad Hand Injury,
2815:Sandhurst Football Club players
2066:Fred Swift's playing statistics
1946:, (Monday, 18 April 1966), p.26
1931:, (Friday, 26 April 1963),p.20.
1899:In Brief: Escapers in custody,
1889:, (Tuesday, 5 April 1988), p.3.
1751:, (Friday, 30 June 1972), p.28.
1737:, (Friday, 14 April 1972),p.26.
1730:, (Friday, 12 June 1970), p.24.
1708:, (Monday, 7 October 1968), p.
1667:Corowa at peak for First Semi,
1443:, (Monday, 4 April 1966), p.22.
1337:, (Monday, 24 July 1961), p.20.
1247:, (Monday, 26 June 1961), p.20.
1187:, (Friday, 30 June 1961), p.20.
1142:, (Monday, 14 April 1958), p.18
1127:, (Friday, 11 April 1958, p.26.
1097:, (Monday, 6 April 1958), p.18.
2795:Richmond Football Club players
1903:, (Friday, 8 April 1988), p.3.
1771:. 13 December 1983. p. 2.
1744:, (Friday, 12 May 1972), p.28.
1506:Carter, Ron (11 August 1967).
1288:Carnival Men's Fitness Tests,
1198:Richmond Makes Eight Changes,
1172:, (Monday, 1 June 1959), p.20.
1138:League Recruits Show Promise,
1085:Richmond Gets Sandhurst Star,
711:in the first semi-final, beat
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2038:, Richmond FC, Melbourne 1996
1979:. AFL Bigpond. Archived from
1719:Fred Swift to coach Morwell,
1652:’68 Spiders to mark triumph,
2810:Corowa Football Club coaches
2805:Corowa Football Club players
1686:, (30 September 1968), p.22.
1480:How VFL Teams Will Line Up,
1439:New role for Tigers' Swift,
1018:. 12 March 1958. p. 18.
726:He was captain-coach of the
2840:VFL/AFL premiership players
2086:. 21 April 1965. p. 22
264:Australian rules footballer
172:Representative team honours
21:Australian rules footballer
16:Australian rules footballer
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2114:at AustralianFootball.com
2103:: CS1 maint: postscript (
2050:Sheeds: A Touch of Cunning
1917:, (7 November 2003), p.29.
1879:Jail Escapers Extradited,
1763:"News in Brief: The State"
1565:, 25 September 1967, p.30.
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1783:The Sydney Morning Herald
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1153:Attack role suits Swift,
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124:83 kg (183 lb)
1883:, (8 April 1988), p.8.
1408:Night Match Postponed,
1322:, (20 July 1961), p.20.
1157:, (6 April 1966), p.18.
322:(and playing alongside
316:Bendigo Football League
312:Sandhurst Football Club
2155:Richmond Football Club
2092:Alan "Bull" Richardson
1927:Tiger Defender Marks,
1785:, (29 May 1990), p.46.
1559:"Captains and Coaches"
941:The Bendigo Advertiser
833:Jack Dyer's eulogy on
622:
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276:Eaglehawk Cricket Club
268:Richmond Football Club
260:Frederick Norman Swift
252:AustralianFootball.com
226:VFL Premiership player
52:Frederick Norman Swift
2174:16.18 (114) defeated
1123:V.F.L. Teams Chosen,
728:Morwell Football Club
432:Graham "Polly" Farmer
2180:15.15 (105), at the
2078:"Two Unlucky Tigers"
1983:on 14 September 2012
999:, 29 May 1957, p.18.
784:Corowa Football Club
705:Corowa Football Club
536:1967 VFL Grand Final
530:1967 VFL Grand Final
426:, the team included
297:, at the age of 44.
44:Personal information
440:Jack "Stork" Clarke
401:Interstate football
368:Debut with Richmond
266:who played for the
1747:Brawlers Beware!,
1682:Country Football,
883:back to Victoria.
640:Richmond Town Hall
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2036:The Tigers of Old
1841:Sunday Herald Sun
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129:Position(s)
67:6 July 1938
2774:Categories
2112:Fred Swift
1977:afl.com.au
1915:Herald Sun
925:References
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894:Remembered
812:balaclavas
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694:Jack Titus
593:John Perry
507:Mick Erwin
352:Wednesday
248:AFL Tables
63:1938-07-06
27:Fred Swift
2739:Nankervis
2731:Nankervis
2663:Weightman
2535:B. Morris
2479:M. Morris
2415:Incigneri
2263:Patterson
2202:Ronaldson
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845:Ron Casey
816:Tom Hafey
721:Mick Bone
698:Tom Hafey
690:Len Smith
650:Tom Hafey
604:Bill Ryan
546:Doug Wade
511:Jack Dyer
500:Full-back
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474:Lake Oval
428:John Todd
412:Len Smith
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2495:Lilburne
2293:J. Perry
2281:Bartlett
2251:M. Perry
2171:Richmond
966:Des Rowe
686:Des Rowe
658:St Kilda
654:round 16
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389:Reserves
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330:Richmond
291:Lockwood
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167:146 (41)
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2471:Minogue
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2407:Schmidt
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