People - K
Full Name: Alphonsus E. Kyne1
Born: 29-Oct-1915 (AFL Tables)
Died: 08-Apr-19852
Height: ? cm
DESPITE; his 16 years with Collingwood, PHONSE KYNE captain of the 1947 Victorian team it the Australian carnival in Hobart, ¡s still high on the list of effective followers. Naturally he is not able (o pace it with the young players, but his experience helps him over lots of hurdles. Phonse is another who knows how the ball should be given to his rovers, and Lou Richards and Bob Rose, who do most of the roving, should be grateful to him for the opportunities he provides. When Phonse first came to Collingwood in 1934, there were some grand players in the side. They included Jack Regan, the Collier and Coventry brothers, Marcus Whelan, Harold Rumney, Alby Pannam, Charlie Dibbs, Jack Beveridge, Percy Bowyer, Frank and Len Murphy, and Bruce Andrew (now Commonwealth Director of Football). It was also the first year of Jack Galbally, now a member, of the Legislative Council.
Despite that array of talent, the only game Phonse missed in his first year was the fourth, when he was an onlooker because of injuries. He was in attack in those days, and later became the regular centre half forward. For a few years now, how- ever, he has had to bear the heat and burden of the nick: in a period, too. when Collingwood has been short of followers.
In his long career Phonse has played in 238 games and has kicked 244 goals, and that is a measure of his value to his team.
Player
St Kevin's3
Collingwood (VFL) 1934-50
RAAF WW2 Services
St George (NSW) 1942-43
Coach
Collingwood (VFL) 1950-63
Wikipedia - Phonse Kyne
FORMER N.S.W. RULES STARS. (1948, June 19). The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), p. 9. Retrieved September 25, 2012, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article18075123
Full Name: Alphonsus E. Kyne1
Born: 29-Oct-1915 (AFL Tables)
Died: 08-Apr-19852
Height: ? cm
Career
LEAGUE FOOTBALLERS OF 1950 — RUCKMEN by Percy Taylor
Argus 22 April 1950 p.3 The Argus Weekend MagazineDESPITE; his 16 years with Collingwood, PHONSE KYNE captain of the 1947 Victorian team it the Australian carnival in Hobart, ¡s still high on the list of effective followers. Naturally he is not able (o pace it with the young players, but his experience helps him over lots of hurdles. Phonse is another who knows how the ball should be given to his rovers, and Lou Richards and Bob Rose, who do most of the roving, should be grateful to him for the opportunities he provides. When Phonse first came to Collingwood in 1934, there were some grand players in the side. They included Jack Regan, the Collier and Coventry brothers, Marcus Whelan, Harold Rumney, Alby Pannam, Charlie Dibbs, Jack Beveridge, Percy Bowyer, Frank and Len Murphy, and Bruce Andrew (now Commonwealth Director of Football). It was also the first year of Jack Galbally, now a member, of the Legislative Council.
Despite that array of talent, the only game Phonse missed in his first year was the fourth, when he was an onlooker because of injuries. He was in attack in those days, and later became the regular centre half forward. For a few years now, how- ever, he has had to bear the heat and burden of the nick: in a period, too. when Collingwood has been short of followers.
In his long career Phonse has played in 238 games and has kicked 244 goals, and that is a measure of his value to his team.
Player
St Kevin's3
Collingwood (VFL) 1934-50
RAAF WW2 Services
St George (NSW) 1942-43
Coach
Collingwood (VFL) 1950-63
Comment
PHONSE KYNE.—Six years with Collingwood, crossing frpm Old Paradlans in the Amateurs in 1B34. Age 24, wt. 14st. 41b., ht. 6ft. 2V41n. and single. Born at Trafalgar, went to school at Victoria Parade C.B.C., a school which has provided the League with many of its best footballers. On leaving school played half a season with Old Paradians, then transferred to Magpie seconds. Likes a round of golf in addition to cricket and tennis. A clerk.- Sporting Globe 19404Related Pages
- Blue and Gold Band Inter-Services 1942 (SLV 122_247)
- Collingwood Senior Team 1934 (SLV 122_087)
- Collingwood Senior Team 1941 (Age)
- Collingwood Senior Team 1946 (PR01-02)
- Collingwood Senior Team 1948 R02 (FSM1948)
- Reference_ 1935 VFL Grand Final - Winning Team (Collingwood)
- Reference_ 1936 VFL Grand Final - Winning Team (Collingwood)
- Reference_ 1937 VFL Grand Final - Defeated Team (Collingwood)
- Reference_ 1937 VFL R16 - Collingwood v Melbourne - A Record Aggregate 295 points - Collingwood Team
- Reference_ 1938 VFL Grand Final - Defeated Team (Collingwood)
- Reference_ 1939 VFL Grand Final - Defeated Team (Collingwood)
- Reference_ 1952 VFL Grand Final - Defeated Team (Collingwood)
- Reference_ 1953 VFL Grand Final - Winning Team (Collingwood)
- Reference_ 1955 VFL Grand Final - Defeated Team (Collingwood)
- Reference_ 1956 VFL Grand Final - Defeated Team (Collingwood)
- Reference_ 1958 VFL Grand Final - Winning Team (Collingwood)
- Reference_ 1960 VFL Grand Final - Defeated Team (Collingwood)
- Reference_ 1960 VFL R13 Collingwood v Hawthorn - Hawthorn's first win at Victoria Park - Collingwood Team
- Reference_ Australian Football Hall of Fame
- Reference_ Collingwood Best and Fairest
- Reference_ Collingwood Captains
- Reference_ Collingwood Coaches
- Reference_ Collingwood Team of the Century
Other Images
Phonse Kyne - 1935 Hoadleys Victorian Footballers - Source: Australian Rules Football Cards
|
Phonse Kyne - 1938 Hoadleys League Footballers - Source: Australian Rules Football Cards
|
Card 026 - Phonse Kyne - 1948 Kornies Card Source:Australian Football Cards
|
Phonse Kyne - Source:Collingwood Football Club 1892-1948 by Percy Taylor - State Library of Victoria Collection
| |
More Photos
[+]
External Links
AFL Tables - Phonse KyneWikipedia - Phonse Kyne
FORMER N.S.W. RULES STARS. (1948, June 19). The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), p. 9. Retrieved September 25, 2012, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article18075123
Sources
1. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phonse_Kyne
2. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phonse_Kyne
3. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phonse_Kyne
4. WHO’S WHO IN FOOTBALL. (1940, May 11). Sporting Globe (Melbourne, Vic. : 1922 - 1954), p. 6 Edition: Edition2. Retrieved January 26, 2016, from [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article188804783
|
| Player Privacy View our Privacy Policy and Disclosure Statement Report Issue: admin@boylesfootballphotos.net.au Where possible, please specify which page and which material are at issue. | |||