Harvey Kelly

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Harvey Kelly

Personal information
Full name	William Harvey Kelly
Date of birth	(1883-03-24)24 March 1883
Place of birth	St Kilda, Victoria
Date of death	30 July 1944(1944-07-30) (aged 61)
Place of death	Croydon, Victoria
Original team	Graham Street Wesleys
Height/Weight	183 cm / 84 kg
Position(s)	Forward
Playing career¹
Years	Club	Games (Goals)
1902, 1913–14 1907–09 Total –	South Melbourne Carlton	49 (52) 43 (75) 92 (127)
¹ Playing statistics correct to end of 1914 season.

Harvey "Duff" Kelly (born 24 March 1883) was an Australian rules footballer who played with South Melbourne and Carlton in the Victorian Football League (VFL).

Western Australian Harvey Kelly played most of his games at centre half forward and was noted for his long, accurate drop and place kicks. He started out at South Melbourne in 1902 but after just one season returned home and joined East Fremantle. A member of East's 1904 premiership team, he crossed to rivals South Fremantle in 1905. His brothers Ernie and Otto, who both had VFL careers, played beside him at South Fremantle.

While in Western Australia, Kelly played two first-class cricket matches for the state, as a bowler.

Kelly went to Carlton in 1907 and participated in their premiership side that year. The following season Carlton won all of the 14 games that Kelly played in and added another premiership to their tally, with the forward kicking a goal in the Grand Final. Also in 1908 he represented Victoria at the Melbourne Carnival. He kicked a career best 28 goals in 1909 and made his third successive Grand Final, only to lose to his old club South Melbourne.

In both 1910 and 1911, Kelly played his football in Tasmania for the Lefroy Football Club. He impressed enough to represent Tasmania at the 1911 Adelaide Carnival.

He toured New Zealand in 1912, with the South Melbourne Cricket Club.

Although Carlton refused to clear him initially, he was signed up by South Melbourne as coach for the 1913 season. Under Kelly the club finished the home and away season in second position but struggled in the finals and failed to make the premiership decider. His last game in the VFL was the 1914 Grand Final, which South Melbourne lost to Carlton.

References

Harvey Kelly's statistics from AFL Tables
CricketArchive: William Kelly
Full Points Footy: Harvey Kelly
Holmesby, Russell and Main, Jim (2007). The Encyclopedia of AFL Footballers. 7th ed. Melbourne: Bas Publishing.

v t e West Australian Football League leading goal-kickers

1893: Knox 1894: Davis 1895: Thurgood 1896: Thurgood 1897: Thurgood 1898: Loel 1899: Loel 1900: Daly 1901: Loel 1902: Loel 1903: McNamara 1904: E. Kelly 1905: H. Kelly / Sharpe 1906: H. Kelly 1907: Sharpe 1908: C. Doig 1909: C. Doig 1910: Thomas 1911: Bellion 1912: Limb 1913: Halliday 1914: Halliday 1915: Limb 1916: Halliday 1917: Rawlinson 1918: Sampson 1919: J. Lawn 1920: Rodriguez 1921: Evans 1922: Campbell 1923: Coffey 1924: Campbell 1925: Flemming 1926: Campbell 1927: Campbell 1928: A. Lawn 1929: A. Lawn 1930: Hopkins 1931: Oliphant 1932: Tyson 1933: G. Doig 1934: G. Doig 1935: G. Doig 1936: G. Doig 1937: G. Doig 1938: Tyson 1939: Gook 1940: Moloney 1941: G. Doig 1942: Brunton 1943: Farmer 1944: Watts 1945: Baker 1946: Naylor 1947: Naylor 1948: Naylor 1949: Prince 1950: Tucker 1951: Scott 1952: Naylor 1953: Naylor 1954: Naylor 1955: Scott 1956: Gerovich 1957: Glass 1958: Mose 1959: Hawke 1960: Gerovich 1961: Gerovich 1962: Robertson 1963: Evans 1964: Robertson 1965: Robertson 1966: Johnson 1967: Tierney 1968: Robertson 1969: Robertson 1970: Robertson 1971: Robertson 1972: Robertson 1973: P. Smith 1974: George 1975: Couper 1976: Uncle 1977: Bauskis 1978: Bauskis 1979: Taylor 1980: Beasley / Ralph 1981: Ralph 1982: Ralph 1983: Ralph 1984: B. Hutton 1985: Rea 1986: Rea 1987: Breman 1988: Breman 1989: Lester-Smith 1990: Bartlett 1991: J. Hutton 1992: Caton/Edwards 1993: Heatley 1994: Cooper 1995: Heatley 1996: Dorotich 1997: Dorotich 1998: Ridley 1999: Tregenza 2000: Tregenza 2001: Medhurst 2002: Parsons 2003: B. Smith 2004: B. Smith 2005: Oakley 2006: Wilson 2007: B. Smith 2008: B. Smith 2009: Jones 2010: Jones 2011: Broadhurst 2012: Saunders 2013: J. Smith

The leading goalkicker in the West Australian Football League after the home-and-away season is awarded the Bernie Naylor Medal

v t e Carlton Football Club 1907 VFL Premiers

Carlton 6.14 (50) defeated South Melbourne 6.9 (45), at the Melbourne Cricket Ground

Captain: Flynn Beck Bruce Caine Clark Gillespie Gotz Grace Hammond Harris Ingleman Jinks Johnson Kelly Kennedy Lang Payne Topping

Coach: Worrall

v t e Carlton Football Club 1908 VFL Premiers

Carlton 5.5 (35) defeated Essendon 3.8 (26), at the Melbourne Cricket Ground

Captain: Elliott Beck Bruce Clark Flynn Ford Gardiner Gotz Hammond Jinks Johnson Kelly Kennedy Lang Marchbank McGregor Payne Topping

Coach: Worrall

v t e Captains of the South Melbourne Football Club/Sydney Swans

1897–1898: Fraser 1899: Adamson 1900: Windley 1901: Trim 1902: Windley 1903: Fogarty 1904–1905: McGee 1906: Howson 1907–1908: Dolphin 1909: Ricketts 1910–1911: Thomas 1912: Ricketts 1913: H. Kelly 1914–1915; 1917:* Belcher 1918–1919: Caldwell 1920: Belcher 1921: Willis 1922: Tandy 1923–1925: P. Scanlan 1926–1927: Pannam 1928: J. Scanlan 1929: Stanbridge 1930–1931: J. Scanlan 1932: Leonard 1933–1936: Bisset 1937: Nash 1938–1945: Matthews 1946–1948: Graham 1949: Lucas 1950–1952: Lane 1953–1954: Clegg 1955: Gunn 1956: Gillett 1957–1960: Clegg 1961–1971: Skilton 1972: Rantall 1973–1976: Bedford 1977–1979: Quade 1980–1984: Round 1984–1985: Browning 1986–1992: Carroll 1993–2002: P. Kelly 2003–2005: Maxfield 2006–2007: Hall/Kirk/Barry 2008: Hall/Barry/Bolton 2009–2010: Bolton/Goodes/Kirk 2011–2012: Goodes/McVeigh 2013–: Jack/McVeigh

*South Melbourne did not participate in the VFL in 1916 due to World War I

v t e Coaches of the South Melbourne Football Club/Sydney Swans

1909: Ricketts 1910–1911: Thomas 1912: Ricketts 1913: H. Kelly 1914–1917: Belcher 1918–1919: Elms/Howson 1920: Hiskins 1921: Wood 1922: Cazaly 1923–1928: Pannam 1929: Caldwell 1929: Fleiter 1930–1931: Scanlan 1932: Leonard 1933–1936: Bisset 1935: Diggins 1937–1938: Cazaly 1939: Matthews 1940: Baggott 1941–1944: J. Kelly 1945–1948: Adams 1948–1949: Hale 1950–1952: Lane 1953: Nash 1954–1957: Matthews 1958–1959: Clegg 1960–1961: Faul 1962–1964: McMahen 1965–1966: Skilton 1965: Lahiff 1967–1968: Miller 1969–1972: Smith 1973–1975: John 1976–1977: Stewart 1978: Tuddenham 1979–1981: Stewart 1982–1984: Quade 1984: Franklin 1984: Hammond 1985: Northey 1986–1988: Hafey 1989–1991: Kinnear 1992–1993: Buckenara 1993: Scott 1993–1995: Barassi 1996–2002: Eade 2002–2010: Roos 2011–: Longmire

Italics denote caretaker coach

Persondata
Name	Kelly, Harvey
Alternative names
Short description	Australian rules footballer
Date of birth	24 March 1883
Place of birth	St Kilda, Victoria
Date of death	30 July 1944
Place of death	Croydon, Victoria

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