1890's
Season by Season Summaries
|
Year |
President |
Treasurer |
Secretary |
Assistant Secretary |
|
1890 |
William Henry Roberts |
William George Ogden |
A. Morone |
William George Ogden |
|
1891 |
William Henry Roberts |
William George Ogden |
A. Morone |
|
|
1892 |
William Henry Roberts |
A. Fowler |
William George Ogden |
Steve Byrne |
|
1893 |
William Henry Roberts |
A.A. Curtain |
Tom Hannah |
Steve Byrne |
|
1894 |
James Hall |
A.A. Curtain |
Tom Hannah |
|
|
1895 |
James Hall |
A.A. Curtain |
John Gunn |
Charles Donnan |
|
1896 |
James Hall |
A.A. Curtain |
James Frederick 'Fred' Ogden |
Alfred Thomas Richardson |
|
1897 |
James Hall |
A.A. Curtain |
Tom Edmunds |
Alfred Thomas Richardson |
|
1898 |
James Hall |
John Gunn |
Tom Edmunds |
A.G. Chester |
|
1899 |
James Hall |
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|
Year |
Captain |
Vice-Captain |
Leading Goalkicker |
|
1890 |
Jim McDonald |
Ernie Warren |
Alf Worroll (8) |
|
1891 |
Ernie Warren |
W.F. 'Jasper' Jones |
Gus Brownfield (10) |
|
1892 |
W.H. 'Barkly Bill' Jones |
Bobby Gibbs snr |
Walter Warren (12) |
|
1893 |
Bobby Gibbs snr |
Ted 'Dinah' Griffin |
Walter Warren (13) |
|
1894 |
Jack Kenny |
Gus Brownfield |
Walter Warren (17) |
|
1895 |
Walter Warren |
Walter 'Dolly' Hall |
Walter Warren (14) |
|
1896 |
Jack James |
Walter Warren |
Walter Warren (23) |
|
1897 |
Walter Warren |
Jack Kenny |
Ben Dyson (19) |
|
1898 |
Walter Warren |
Jack Kenny |
Walter Warren (16) |
|
1899 |
Walter Warren |
Walter 'Dolly' Hall |
Walter Warren (15) |
Jack Kenny, who commenced with Williamstown in 1887 after being recruited from Williamstown Juniors, was elevated to the captaincy in 1894 but was unsuccessful and replaced for the following season by Walter Warren.
Walter Warren, one of six brothers to play for Williamstown, commenced his five-year reign as captain in 1895, a record second only to Club greats, Gerry Callahan and Ben Jolley, who both led the Club for six seasons.
Jack James, pictured here in The Melbourne Leader of June 20 1896, was made captain in 1896, replacing Walter Warren for one season only.
Fred Ogden was Club secretary in 1896.