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18 August

1928
98 years ago

St Kilda beat Melbourne by a point at the Junction Oval when Bert Smedley goaled after a siren the umpire had not heard, and the umpire then ran to the centre to bounce the ball.

Spectators and mounted police dashed onto the field before he left.

Umpires and tribunal

From the archive

  1. 1877

    St Kilda became the first interstate club to play at Adelaide Oval, beating the original Adelaide club by five goals to two.

    Grounds

  2. 1926
    100 years ago

    The VFA found two Brunswick players guilty of making a false charge against a boundary umpire who they had said swore at them, and deregistered both until May 1927.

    Brunswick withdrew from the Association in protest two days later and was expelled.

    Umpires and tribunal

  3. 2015

    James Hird resigned as Essendon coach after a 112-point loss to Adelaide in Round 20, with the Bombers sitting at 5-14 on a season that had unravelled.

    Clubs

  4. 2019

    Caulfield Grammarians won the VAFA Women's B Section premiership by 2.2 to 0.0 over Old Xaverians at Mentone, in weather so poor that scoring was very difficult.

    It was the club's first women's premiership, won in only its third year with a women's team.

    Women's football

Matches

  1. 2000
  2. 1951
    75 years ago
  3. 2018

    Geelong won by 133 points

    AFL · Round 22 · GMHBA Stadium · crowd 24,507

  4. 2007

Milestones

  1. 2012
    Luke Power

    300th AFL game, GWS v Melbourne

Birthdays

  1. 2000
    Justin McInerney

    Sydney, 123 games (2019-2026)

  2. 2005
    Darcy Wilson

    St Kilda, 63 games (2024-2026)

  3. 2001
    Shanae Davison

    Brisbane Lions, 45 games (2021-2026)

  4. 2005
    Harvey Johnston

    West Coast, 14 games (2024-2026)

Born on this day

  1. 1972
    Damien Hardwick

    Essendon, 207 games (1994-2004)

  2. 1979
    Stuart Dew

    Port Adelaide, 206 games (1997-2009)

  3. 1970
    Fraser Brown

    Carlton, 177 games (1989-2000)

  4. 1995
    Jack Billings

    St Kilda, 172 games (2014-2025)