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- Max_Tetley abstract "Maxwell Joseph "Max" Tetley (22 April 1909 – 9 February 1997) was an Australian rules footballer who played for the West Perth Football Club in the Western Australian National Football League (WANFL). A defender, he played 210 games for the club between the 1931 and 1941 seasons, playing in the team’s 1932, 1934, 1935 and 1941 premiership sides.Tetley played a trial match for East Fremantle in 1930 after being recruited from amateur club North Fremantle, but when Cardinals president Alec Breckler offered Tetley employment and he was cleared immediately. Tetley wasted no time establishing himself, for he was named West Perth’s best first-year player in 1931 and a key member of their drought-breaking premiership team the following season, when he also won his only Breckler Medal for the club’s fairest-and-best.In the following season, Tetley played for Western Australia in the 1933 Sydney Carnival, and was to play fourteen games for his State over the following six seasons. His reputation as a hard and strong defender grew over the years, and Tetley was a crucial factor in holding East Fremantle and Subiaco to extremely modest scores in the 1934 and 1935 Grand Finals, which produced as of 2014 the Cardinals’ only back-to-back premierships.Although the following five seasons were extremely lean for the club, Tetley maintained his reputation as a tough defender so well that he captained the State team in 1937 and 1938, besides being captain-coach of the Cardinals in 1938 and 1939. However, Tetley’s two years in charge of West Perth were an unmitigated disaster, with the Cardinals winning a total of four matches and finishing a clear last both seasons – in the process suffering the equal-worst losing streak in WANFL history. The club suffered severely from the retirement of Ted Flemming and the loss of future Essendon champion Wally Buttsworth, along with a crippling run of injuries. Tetley continued to play in 1940 under future politician Ross Hutchinson, but like his contemporary Tyson contemplated retirement in 1941 before staying on and helping a Cardinal team rebuilt with young players like Stan Heal, Bill Kingsbury and “Spike” Pola to a surprise premiership win over East Fremantle.With the WANFL competition restricted to players under eighteen from 1942 to 1944, Tetley was forced into retirement and, unlike Tyson and a number of other pre-war stars, did not make any comeback after the war.Tetley died in Mount Hawthorn, a northern suburb of Perth, in 1997, aged 87. In 2004, he was an inaugural member of the Western Australian Football Hall of Fame.".
- Max_Tetley birthDate "1909-04-22".
- Max_Tetley birthPlace Fremantle.
- Max_Tetley birthPlace Western_Australia.
- Max_Tetley birthYear "1909".
- Max_Tetley deathDate "1997-02-09".
- Max_Tetley deathPlace Mount_Hawthorn,_Western_Australia.
- Max_Tetley deathPlace Western_Australia.
- Max_Tetley deathYear "1997".
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- Max_Tetley wikiPageLength "5301".
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- Max_Tetley wikiPageWikiLink 1931_WANFL_season.
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- Max_Tetley wikiPageWikiLink 1939_WANFL_season.
- Max_Tetley wikiPageWikiLink 1940_WANFL_season.
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- Max_Tetley wikiPageWikiLink Australian_rules_football.
- Max_Tetley wikiPageWikiLink Category:1909_births.
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- Max_Tetley wikiPageWikiLink East_Fremantle_Football_Club.
- Max_Tetley wikiPageWikiLink Fremantle.
- Max_Tetley wikiPageWikiLink Losing_streak.
- Max_Tetley wikiPageWikiLink Mount_Hawthorn,_Western_Australia.
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- Max_Tetley wikiPageWikiLink Ross_Hutchinson.
- Max_Tetley wikiPageWikiLink Stan_Heal.
- Max_Tetley wikiPageWikiLink Subiaco_Football_Club.
- Max_Tetley wikiPageWikiLink Ted_Flemming_(footballer).
- Max_Tetley wikiPageWikiLink Ted_Tyson.
- Max_Tetley wikiPageWikiLink Wally_Buttsworth.
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- Max_Tetley wikiPageWikiLinkText "Max Tetley".
- Max_Tetley wikiPageWikiLinkText "Maxwell Joseph (Max) Tetly".
- Max_Tetley wikiPageWikiLinkText "Tetley".
- Max_Tetley birthDate "1909-04-22".
- Max_Tetley birthPlace Fremantle.
- Max_Tetley birthPlace Western_Australia.
- Max_Tetley careerhighlights "* premiership side 1932, 1934, 1935 * best and fairest 1932".
- Max_Tetley clubs West_Perth_Football_Club.
- Max_Tetley dateOfBirth "1909-04-22".
- Max_Tetley dateOfDeath "1997-02-09".
- Max_Tetley deathDate "1997-02-09".
- Max_Tetley deathPlace Mount_Hawthorn,_Western_Australia.
- Max_Tetley deathPlace Western_Australia.
- Max_Tetley fullname "Maxwell Joseph Tetley".
- Max_Tetley games(goals)_ "210".
- Max_Tetley hasPhotoCollection Max_Tetley.
- Max_Tetley name "Max Tetley".
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- Max_Tetley originalteam "North Fremantle amateurs".
- Max_Tetley placeOfBirth Fremantle.
- Max_Tetley placeOfBirth Western_Australia.
- Max_Tetley placeOfDeath Mount_Hawthorn,_Western_Australia.
- Max_Tetley placeOfDeath Western_Australia.
- Max_Tetley position "Centre half-back".
- Max_Tetley position "Full back".
- Max_Tetley shortDescription "Australian football player and coach".
- Max_Tetley statsend "1941".
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- Max_Tetley years "1931".
- Max_Tetley description "Australian football player and coach".
- Max_Tetley description "Australian football player and coach".
- Max_Tetley subject Category:1909_births.
- Max_Tetley subject Category:1997_deaths.
- Max_Tetley subject Category:Australian_rules_footballers_from_Western_Australia.
- Max_Tetley subject Category:People_from_Fremantle.
- Max_Tetley subject Category:Sportsmen_from_Western_Australia.
- Max_Tetley subject Category:Sportspeople_from_Perth,_Western_Australia.
- Max_Tetley subject Category:West_Australian_Football_Hall_of_Fame_inductees.
- Max_Tetley subject Category:West_Perth_Football_Club_coaches.
- Max_Tetley subject Category:West_Perth_Football_Club_players.
- Max_Tetley hypernym Footballer.
- Max_Tetley type Agent.
- Max_Tetley type Athlete.
- Max_Tetley type AustralianRulesFootballPlayer.
- Max_Tetley type Person.
- Max_Tetley type SoccerPlayer.
- Max_Tetley type Person.