Ray Curnow - Revision history

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	'''Ray Curnow''' is one of just five coaches have served four years in succession since the Tigers' SANFL inception in 1921 - Ray Curnow, [[Mark Mickan]], [[John Halbert]] and premiership mentors [[Neil Kerley]] and [[Graham Cornes]].		'''Ray Curnow''' is one of just five coaches have served four years in succession since the Tigers' SANFL inception in 1921 - Ray Curnow, [[Mark Mickan]], [[John Halbert]] and premiership mentors [[Neil Kerley]] and [[Graham Cornes]].

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			*Glenelg 1931-1938
			** 88 games
			** 9 goals
			* Glenelg coach 1941, 1945,1946(part)-1948
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			'''Ray Curnow''' is one of just five coaches have served four years in succession since the Tigers' SANFL inception in 1921 - Ray Curnow, [[Mark Mickan]], [[John Halbert]] and premiership mentors [[Neil Kerley]] and [[Graham Cornes]].

			In addition to being part of that elite group, Ray Curnow served the Club in a wide variety of roles. He coached Colts and League teams, as well as coaching the combined West-Glenelg side 1943-44 during World War II. He served administratively on Management Committee (1939-53), as Deputy Chairman (1949-53) and as Secretary (1954-72). He was awarded Life Membership in 1941.

			The "E.R Curnow" awards are presented each year to the most dedicated player and clubman in all Grades.

			== References ==
			1. Pride of the Bay, by Peter Cornwall and John Wood.

			[[Category:Coaches]] [[Category:Players]]

2010-03-05T12:29:03Z

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