Moojebing Football Club
1906A sepia photograph of a group of young men dressed in long shirts, knee length shorts, long socks and boots. The men are mostly wearing caps however there are two men wearing wide brimmed hats. Three of the men are wearing jerseys with a St George's Cross on the front. In the front row, the man wearing all white clothing is holding a football.
Job Francis Haddleton was a founding member of the Moojebing Football Club in 1904 and Moojebing won its first premiership in 1906.
Details
Details
Above the photograph on a white label typed in black is 'Top Row Standing: W. Ring, G. Wreford, S. Farmer, G. Quartermaine, J. Strickland, T. Davis, S. Stewart, A. Wreford, W. Smith, J. Quartermaine.
Middle Row Sitting: J. Haddleton, A. Haddleton, C Stewart, J Cuneen, L. Quartermaine, E. Lowther.
Front Row: W. Haddleton, J. Hancock, S. Quartermaine, T. Cornelious, S. Manton, L Lunt.'
Below the photograph on a faded beige label is written in black ink 'PRESENTED TO MR. JOB HADDLETON, AS A TOKEN OF RESPECT, BY THE MOOJEBING F.B.C., 1906'
Copyright and Reference
Copyright and Reference
Courtesy of Katanning Historical Society.
Katanning Historical Society
Katanning Historical Society
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