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Jackson testified that Peck had disputed his decisions four times, used abusive language fourteen times, and impeded him from taking his number six times. Buckley, who had been in vicinity of the incident for much of its duration, and Peck both testified that no abusive language had been used, and that Peck had been seeking clarification on the decision, rather than disputing it. The commission did not believe that
Jackson had lied, and suspended Peck for six matches; in handing down the penalty, the commission stated that it recognised that it was severe, but considered it to be justified. When the suspension was handed down, Port Melbourne team advocate Charles Chrimes stood up and loudly denounced the commission, accusing it of being biased against his club, and shouting "Peck has been victimised out of VFA football", before slamming his chair against the table and storming out.
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comprehension." Port
Melbourne lodged a formal complaint against Allen for the comment, and secretary Norm Goss made it clear that the decision to lead the walk-off was entirely that of onfield captain-coach Brian Buckley, and that it was the club's off-field personnel who in fact prevented the walk-off from being completed. Goss also pointed out that the players believed the walk-off was justified, and were unhappy with him for averting it.
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185:, to lead a training session, which was focussed on maximising the team's physical strength; the session was described by players as one of the toughest the team had faced during the season. Following the success of this, Jeans was invited to sit on the Dandenong bench during the Grand Final, to allow Morrow to concentrate more fully on the play.
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Jackson's umpiring performance was the subject of much discussion, both positive and negative. Those reporting on the game agreed that
Jackson had made many errors in Dandenong's favour, with Chris de Kretser describing some of his decisions against Port Melbourne in the second quarter as "shocking",
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approached and argued with
Jackson. At this stage, Port Melbourne was on the wrong end of a lopsided free kick count – by half time, Dandenong had received 26 free kicks to Port Melbourne's nine – and Peck had been penalised more than most. In an incident which lasted three minutes, Peck continued to
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Jackson and Peck which sparked the walk-off that Peck began to concede free kicks – carrying an implication that Jackson deliberately umpired Peck out of
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In the hearing, Peck pleaded "not guilty under severe provocation" to abusing
Jackson and disputing his decisions; he had intended to plead "guilty under severe provocation" to disputing decisions, and not guilty to using abusive language, but was forced to enter a single plea for the entire charge.
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Port
Melbourne voiced its displeasure at Jackson's performance, and somebody at the club reportedly went as far as telling the media that "the umpiring was so poor that it upset Port's players, and put VFA football back ten years." However, Port Melbourne did not attempt to lodge any sort of formal
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Dandenong dominated the final quarter of the match, kicking five quick goals to put the game beyond Port
Melbourne's reach. Dandenong's half forward flankers, John Townsend and Brian Hill, were dominant, and Dandenong's physical strength through the game was reported to have left Port Melbourne too
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Throughout the season, Peck had been consistently frustrated by the
Association umpires, frequently conceding many more free kicks than he received; Goss stated that Grand Final emergency umpire Alan O'Neil was the only umpire who had "given Peck a fair go" during the season. This opinion was also
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The VFA commission meeting to address the four match-day reports was held on 3 October, more than a week after the match. Anticipating a hostile response from Port
Melbourne in the event of findings against its players, the commission requested two policemen to attend the hearing; Goss considered
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reporter Jim Blake agreeing that Jackson had made several mistakes during the game. However, Blake also praised Jackson for his courage in upholding his decisions even when the walk-off threatened to draw the game into either chaos or farce; Dandenong captain-coach Alan Morrow agreed with Blake's
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The Dandenong Football Club had joined the VFA less than ten years earlier, and had been promoted from Division 2 to Division 1 after 1962. Port Melbourne had been in the VFA since the 1880s, and had been regular finalists since the end of World War II. Port Melbourne was the defending Division 1
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At the end of the home and away season, Dandenong finished on top of the ladder, with Port Melbourne second. Dandenong entered the second semi-final as narrow favourites to win, but Port Melbourne won the match by 26 points, 14.7 (91) to 9.11 (65). Dandenong faced Sandringham in the preliminary
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In the immediate aftermath of the match, Jackson's umpiring performance, particularly in relation to Peck, was the main point of discussion. Jackson was reported to have paid a total of fourteen free kicks against Peck in the match, as many as thirteen of which may have come in the first half.
337:, to Port Melbourne, believing that he would be able to prolong his career for a further four or five years in the Association. Peck was one of the highest profile League players to switch to the Association since the 1940s, having played more than 200 games with Hawthorn, and having been the
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VFA umpires adviser, Fred Allen, controversially spoke out against the Port Melbourne Football Club for the walk-off, describing the conduct as "disgraceful, undisciplined and unsporting", and stating "when a side is influenced from outside the fence to leave the ground it is beyond my
225:, who controlled the ruck contests, and provided a valuable forward option when resting; Dandenong followers David Sheehan and Alan McDonald provided much of the midfield drive from those ruck contests, and Dandenong centre Rod Evans kept the highly regarded young Port Melbourne rover
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Port Melbourne's other two players facing charges were also suspended: Graeme Taggart was suspended for three matches for abusing Jackson, and Gary Ireland was suspended for two matches for striking. Dandenong's only reported player, Alan Osborne, was cleared of his kicking charge.
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was reported for kicking Bedford; Port Melbourne's Gary Ireland was reported for striking Jim McNamara; and Port Melbourne's Graeme Taggart was reported for using continuous abusive language towards umpire David Jackson. The fighting continued into the second quarter of the match.
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reporter Chris de Kretser agreed that, while the scores had been close for much of the match, Dandenong was clearly the better team overall. Michael de Kretser described it as "the toughest Grand Final for years". Dandenong had an important input from its two ruckmen, Morrow and
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improved after leaving their men too loose in the first half. Midway through the quarter, Port Melbourne led by seven points, a 26-point turnaround since the walk-off. Dandenong then kicked late goals to take a four-point lead into three-quarter time, 11.9 (75) to 10.11 (71).
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had noted this during the year, and speculated that the Association umpires may have been showing bias against Peck because he was such a well-established League player – in Brown's exact words, "we'll show this League slicker he is not going to put anything over us."
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Immediately following the Grand Final, Peck told Port Melbourne officials that he felt he had been umpired out of the game, and that he intended to retire immediately, but Goss convinced him to stay on; he ultimately retired at the end of 1968.
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argue with Jackson, and Jackson reported Peck for using abusive language and disputing his decisions; as Jackson attempted to look at the back of Peck's guernsey to take his number, Peck repeatedly walked away to prevent Jackson from doing so.
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Off the ball, brawls regularly broke out between the two sides. On many occasions, umpires, trainers and other officials were forced to enter the arena to break up the fights. Three players were reported in the first quarter: Dandenong's
438:, and on the AFL's 150 Greatest Moments website. However, all newspaper reports from 1967 dispute this, and indicate that both Peck and Port Melbourne were already well behind on the free kick count when the walk-off occurred.
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This game has become one of the most well-known events and controversies in VFA/VFL history, and in 2008, the incident was recognised as one of the 150 Greatest Moments in Australian rules football history, compiled by the
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nearly led his team off the field in protest at the performance of umpire David Jackson. Dandenong went on to win the game 16.13 (109) to 12.12 (84), securing the first Division 1 premiership in Dandenong's history.
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because of the appointment of umpire Allen to the match. In this case, both the Richmond players and committee were in favour of forfeiting the game, and the major premiership was awarded to North Melbourne.
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Port Melbourne played the better football in the third quarter of the match; Bedford was able to overcome Evans' defensive effort and provide a good drive out of the midfield for Port Melbourne, and backmen
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Dandenong and Port Melbourne played each other twice during the 1967 home-and-away season. In Round 1, Port Melbourne defeated Dandenong by eight points, 14.14 (98) to 13.12 (90), with full-forward
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The beginning of the match was a tough, physical, and oftentimes violent encounter. Dandenong had the better of play through the first quarter, assisted in large part by captain-coach and ruckman
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Had Port Melbourne followed through with its walk-off, it would have been the second time a VFA team had forfeited its chance to contest the premiership in protest of umpiring; in
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Dandenong led by nineteen points at the time of the incident, and Port Melbourne closed the deficit to only six points at half time, Dandenong leading 8.5 (53) to 7.5 (47).
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The match was described by historian John Devaney as "indisputably one of the most infamous matches in Australian football history". after Port Melbourne captain-coach
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were used to wake Jackson up, and he was able to continue umpiring; it has never been suggested that his performance was impaired by after-effects from the collision.
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tired to remain competitive in the final quarter. The final margin was 25 points, with Dandenong winning 16.13 (109) to 12.12 (84).
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to be Dandenong's best player, and Caulfield, Ireland or Jim Renouf to be best for Port Melbourne.
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Graeme Taggart, for continued abusive language towards umpire David Jackson in the first quarter
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de Kretser, Michael (25 September 1967). "Fiery grand final – Dandenong in decisive win".
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the game as retribution. This version of events was given in a 1989 edition of the
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and treasurer John Paton ordered them to return to the field and continue playing.
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The field umpire was David Jackson; and the emergency umpire was Alan O'Neil.
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The field umpire for the match was David Jackson. The match was played at the
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had secured broadcast rights for the Association at the start of that year.
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quiet. Dandenong led by ten points at quarter time, 4.5 (29) to 3.1 (19).
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to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the establishment of the sport.
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de Kretser, Chris (25 September 1967). "Morrow's men are premiers".
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Frank Vergona (24 September 1989), "Sweet VFA – that special day",
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Carter, Ron; Hobbs, Greg (4 October 1967). "Peck Out – Six Games".
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de Kretser, M., "Tactical battle for VFA Flag: Changes Unlikely",
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de Kretser, M., "Dandenong Worn Down: Port's System Gets on Top",
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held by some outside of the Port Melbourne Football Club; future
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In the lead-up to the Preliminary Final, Dandenong captain-coach
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Carter, Ron (25 January 1967). "Hawthorn defers Peck decision".
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de Kretser, Michael (26 September 1967). "Move for inquiry".
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Caden, Murray (25 September 1967). "Peck wanted to retire".
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de Kretser, M., "Dandenong's Power Tells: Zebras Fade Out",
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Gary Ireland, for striking Jim McNamara in the first quarter
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premier, and had contested the previous three Grand Finals.
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de Kretser, M., "Miller Kicks Winning Goal for Dandenong",
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was an Australian rules football match played between the
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Blake, Jim (27 September 1967). "'Don't blame Jackson'".
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204:. It was the first VFA Grand Final to be televised, as
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Jacob, Tom (25 June 1974). "Comeback for Peck, 36".
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1204:de Kretser, M., "Peck’s Six Goals in Port Win",
1542:. Australian Football 150 Years. Archived from
376:praise for Jackson in the difficult situation.
1584:. Melbourne, VIC. 1 October 1904. p. 16.
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333:. He had requested a transfer from his club,
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1599:, Full Points Publications, (Lincoln), 2008.
1580:"Football – Association final abandoned".
1371:. Melbourne, VIC. 4 March 1967. p. 1.
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1182:. Fullpointsfooty. Archived from
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486:1967 VFA Division 1 Grand Final
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21:1967 VFA Division 1 Grand Final
1222:, (Monday, 3 July 1967), p.20.
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1523:. Melbourne, VIC. p. 35.
1506:. Melbourne, VIC. p. 12.
1463:. Melbourne, VIC. p. 26.
1423:. Melbourne, VIC. p. 26.
1397:. Melbourne, VIC. p. 22.
1356:. Melbourne, VIC. p. 54.
1324:. Melbourne, VIC. p. 28.
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254:Port Melbourne captain-coach
1491:. Melbourne, VIC. p. 5.
989: Lindsay Staunton
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380:complaint against Jackson.
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1439:"Umpire: How I got KO'd".
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1168:Devaney, (2008), p.409.
1441:The Sun News-Pictorial
1367:"VFA matches for TV".
1354:The Sun News-Pictorial
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683: George Griffiths
591:2; Brownhill, Ireland
301:the Sun News-Pictorial
202:the Sun News-Pictorial
183:St Kilda Football Club
118:Port Melbourne Borough
92:Broadcast in Australia
1005: Rod Evans
653:in the first quarter
980: Peter Stedwell
514:(crowd: 17,000
495:24 September 2:30pm
1129: Hubert Savory
903: Gary Williams
894: Malcolm Allen
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704: Barry Bonnett
126:Jolimont, Melbourne
86:Melbourne, Victoria
1489:The Sporting Globe
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1156:References
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933:Back line
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355:the Herald
217:First half
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140:Background
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