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Nabisco Kornies 1949 Football Cards - 108 cards 1. Alec Albiston 55. Jack Spriggs 2. Harold Bray 56. Charlie Sutton 3. Dick Reynolds 57. Stan Tomlins 4. Vic Chanter 58. Len Toyne 5. George Coates 59. Bill Twomey 6. Jack Condon 60. Lionel Upton 7. Charles Culph 61. Keith Warburton 8. Wally Culpitt 62. Lindsay White 9. Kevin Curran 63. Bill Williams 10. Percy Bushby 64. Bill Wood 11. Arthur Olliver 65. Dick Maddocks 12. Jack Dyer 66. Bert Clay 13. Kevin Dynon 67. Geoff Spring 14. Fred Fanning 68. Ray Poulter 15. Jack Fergeus 69. Ted Leehane 16. Bill Findlay 70. Jack Toohey 17. Len Fitzgerald 71. Norm Webb 18. Fred Flanagan 72. Wally Donald 19. Les Foote 73. Eddie Hart 20. George Garlick 74. Neil Mann 21. Jack Graham 75. Marty McDonnell 22. Reg Harley 76. Norm Johnstone 23. Ray Stokes 77. Pat Twomey 24. Harry Hickey 78. Bob McKenzie 25. Cec Hiscox 79. Mac Holten 26. Phonse Kyne 80. Max Spittle 27. Bill Hutchison 81. Tim Robb 28. Noel Jarvis 82. Bobby Hancock 29. Ron Jory 83. Col Austen 30. Bill King 84. Bill Wilson 31. Ron Leishman 85. Ralph Shalless 32. Bill Maslen 86. Vin Morrissey 33. Bob McClure 87. Wally May 34. Shane McGrath 88. Don Condon 35. Russ Mclndoe 89. Ray Garby 36. Neil McIntosh 90. Tom Meehan 37. Ernie McIntyre 91. Lance Arnold 38. Ivor Mclvor 92. Ern Henfry RC 39. Keith McKenzie 93. Keith Schaefer 40. Leo Merrett 94. Jack Howell RC 41. Bill Morris 95. Jock McCorkell 42. Max Oppy 96. Geoff Nichols 43. Alan Phillips 97. Don Fraser 44. Ray Priestley 98. Jack Pimm 45. Ron Promnitz 99. Bert Lucas 46. Keith Rawle 100. Len Crane 47. Russell Renfrey 101. Bert Deacon 48. Lou Richards 102. Ollie Grieve 49. Alby Rodda 103. Gordon Hocking 50. Keith Rosewarne 104. Norm McDonald 51. Alan Ruthven 105. Don Bauer 52. Edward Ryan 106. Leo Turner 53. Lou Salvas 107. Erwin Dornau 54. Jim Sharples 108. George McLaren.

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