Maurie Hunter

Maurie Hunter
Personal information
Birth	5 March 1904(1904-03-05)
Recruited from	St Patrick's, Albury
Height and weight	180cm / 72.5kg
Death	1987,
Playing career¹
Team(s)	Richmond (1929-1933) 81 games, 159 goals
¹ Statistics to end of 2006 season
Career highlights
Richmond Captain 1931 Richmond Premiership Player 1932 Richmond Best and Fairest 1933 Interstate Games:- 4

Maurie Hunter was an Australian rules football player who played in the VFL between 1929 and 1933 for the Richmond Football Club.

Prior to joining Richmond he played in four premiership teams with St Patrick's of Albury (NSW) between 1923 and 1928 and later coached the Richmond YCW Under 16 team to six premierships between 1940 and 1950.

References

Hogan P: The Tigers Of Old , Richmond FC, Melbourne 1996

Preceded by Jack Dyer	Richmond Best and Fairest winner 1933	Succeeded by Ray Martin

Richmond Football Club 1932 VFL Premiers

Richmond 13.14 (92) defeated Carlton 12.11 (83), at the Melbourne Cricket Ground

Captain: 1. Bentley \| 2. Twyford \| 4. Sheahan \| 6. Judkins \| 8. Geddes \| 9. Bolger \| 9. McCormack \| 12. Titus \| 13. Murdoch \| 14. Baggott \| 16. O'Neill \| 18. O'Halloran \| 19. Anderson \| 20. Hunter \| 23. G. Strang \| 25. Zschech \| 27. Martin \| 28. D. Strang \| 33. Heifner

Coach: Hughes

Captains of the Richmond Football Club

1908: Pannam • 1909: Condon/Lawson • 1910: Schmidt • 1911: Incigneri • 1912: Ohlsen • 1913: James • 1914–1916: Thomas • 1917: Maybury • 1918: Hall • 1919: Thomas • 1920–1925: Minogue • 1926: M. Morris • 1927–1928: Geddes • 1929: Lilburne • 1930: Geddes • 1931: Hunter • 1932–1940: Bentley • 1941–1949: Dyer • 1950–1951: B. Morris • 1952–1957: Rowe • 1958–1959: Wright • 1960–1962: Branton • 1963–1966: Crowe • 1967: Swift • 1968–1971: Dean • 1972–1975: Hart • 1976–1977: Bourke • 1978: Sheedy • 1979: Bartlett • 1980: Monteath • 1981: Wood • 1982: Cloke • 1983–1984: Rowlings • 1985–1987: Lee • 1988–1992: Weightman • 1993: Hogg • 1994–1996: Free • 1997–2000: Knights • 2001–2004: Campbell • 2005–2008: Johnson • 2009–: Newman

Jack Dyer Medal • Richmond Football Club Best and Fairest Winners

1911: Mahoney • 1913: Ricketts • 1914: Reeves • 1916: Bettles • 1917: Thorp • 1918: Herbert • 1919: Herbert • 1920: Minogue • 1921: James • 1922: M. Morris • 1923: James • 1924: Thorp • 1925: O'Halloran • 1926: Geddes • 1927: McCormack • 1928: McCormack • 1929: Titus • 1932: Dyer • 1933: Hunter • 1934: Martin • 1935: Martin • 1936: Bolger • 1937: Dyer • 1938: Dyer • 1939: Dyer • 1940: Dyer • 1941: Dyer • 1942: Merrett • 1943: Durham • 1944: Merrett • 1945: W. Morris • 1946: Dyer • 1947: Wilson • 1948: W. Morris • 1949: Spring • 1950: W. Morris • 1951: D. Rowe/Wright • 1952: Wright • 1953: H. Rowe • 1954: Wright • 1955: D. Rowe • 1956: Sharp • 1957: Wright • 1958: Cuzens • 1959: Cuzens • 1960: Branton • 1961: Branton • 1962: Branton • 1963: Crowe • 1964: Crowe • 1965: Barrot • 1966: Crowe • 1967: Bartlett • 1968: Bartlett • 1969: Hart • 1970: Bourke • 1971: Stewart • 1972: Hart • 1973: Bartlett • 1974: Bartlett • 1975: K. Morris • 1976: Sheedy • 1977: Bartlett • 1978: Raines • 1979: Rowlings • 1980: Raines • 1981: Raines • 1982: Rioli • 1983: Rioli • 1984: Lee • 1985: Poole • 1986: Weightman • 1987: Weightman • 1988: Pickering • 1989: Free • 1990: Knights • 1991: Lambert • 1992: Knights • 1993: Free • 1994: Bond • 1995: Campbell • 1996: Broderick • 1997: Campbell • 1998: Daffy • 1999: Campbell • 2000: Kellaway • 2001: Gaspar • 2002: Campbell • 2003: Coughlan • 2004: Bowden • 2005: Bowden • 2006: Johnson • 2007: Richardson • 2008: Deledio • 2009: Deledio • 2010: Riewoldt • 2011: Cotchin

Persondata
Name	Hunter, Maurie
Alternative names
Short description
Date of birth	5 March 1904
Place of birth
Date of death	1987
Place of death