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*GFC League Player Number:  452
*GFC League Debut:  Advertiser Cup, 1959
*Glenelg [[1959]] – [[1962]]
*Glenelg [[1959]] – [[1962]]
** 64 games  
** 64 games  
** 24 goals  
** 24 goals  
* Captained Glenelg 1961
* Captained Glenelg 1961
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* West Perth (WAFL) 1954-1956
** 4 games
** 2 goals


* Represented South Australia 1961
* Represented South Australia 1961
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*Weight:
*Weight:
*Recruited from:  
*Recruited from:  
*GFC League Debut: 1967
*GFC League Debut: 1959




Guernsey Number: [[]]
Guernsey Number: [[2]]


Bill Herron played four seasons with Glenelg when the club was in the doldrums.  He played Centre as a "wanderer" which was unusual at the time.  He left Glenelg at the end of 1962 to take up an appointment as coach of West Gambier.
Bill Herron played four seasons with Glenelg when the club was in the doldrums.  He played Centre as a "wanderer" which was unusual at the time.  He left Glenelg at the end of 1962 to take up an appointment as coach of West Gambier.

Latest revision as of 09:34, 28 October 2020

 Career Highlights
  • GFC League Player Number: 452
  • GFC League Debut: Advertiser Cup, 1959
  • Glenelg 1959 – 1962
    • 64 games
    • 24 goals
  • Captained Glenelg 1961
 Other Career Highlights
  • West Perth (WAFL) 1954-1956
    • 4 games
    • 2 goals
  • Represented South Australia 1961


William "Bill" Herron, 1961

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  • GFC League Debut: 1959


Guernsey Number: 2

Bill Herron played four seasons with Glenelg when the club was in the doldrums. He played Centre as a "wanderer" which was unusual at the time. He left Glenelg at the end of 1962 to take up an appointment as coach of West Gambier.


References

1. "Pride of the Bay".