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English: A photographic portrait of South Melbourne champion and erstwhile senior coach Herbie Matthews. Matthews played 191 games for South Melbourne ( 1932-45 ) after being recruited from Fairfield. The wingman was undoubtedly one of South's greatest-ever players. Matthews, a member of South's 1933 flag side, tied with Des Fothergill for the 1940 Brownlow Medal and won his club's best and fairest award five times ( 1936, 37, 39, 40, 43 ). He captained the club 1938-45 ( captain-coach 1939 ) and coached 1954-57. Matthews is wearing the South Melbourne club blazer. The photo was taken in front of the Lake Oval grandstand circa late fifties. One must bear in mind Boyles died in 1971 - aged 83. Probably unlikely therefore this photo was snapped by Boyles in the sixties. More likely late fifties.
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Source http://search.slv.vic.gov.au/permalink/f/1cl35st/SLV_VOYAGER1811801, Charles Boyles collection, State Library Victoria, Australia. H2008.125/3
Author Charles Boyles (photographer)

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Herbie Matthews in South Melbourne blazer, late 1950s.

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23 April 1958

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