Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Sergio 'Serge' Silvagni (born 28 June 1938) is a former Australian rules footballer in the Victorian Football League (VFL).He was an outstanding schoolboy athlete. In 1948, competing for C.B.C. Clifton Hill, he won the Under-11 &5-yard sprint at the Victorian Christian Brothers' Combined Athletic Meeting. In 1949, he was the Under-12 handball champion of C.B.C. Clifton Hill. In 1953 running on a rain soaked he broke the 440 year record by half second clocking 54.4 seconds and also winning the shot put at the combined Christian Brothers Secondary School sports at North Melbourne. Silvagni, the cousin of John Benetti, made his debut for the Carlton Football Club on 24 May 1958 (Round 7) — although Carlton were defeated (10.19 (79) to 7.15 (57)) by South Melbourne, Silvagni, along with his cousin (Benetti), was one of the best Carlton players on the ground. He retired at the end of the 1971 season after a stunning career.Silvagni went on to become Carlton's reserves coach, and served as the club's caretaker senior coach for a few weeks in 1978 between the departure of Ian Stewart as coach and the appointment of Alex Jesaulenko as captain-coach.He is the father of Stephen Silvagni, who played 312 games for Carlton (Stephen was regarded as one of the greatest full backs in the league's history)."@en }
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- Sergio_Silvagni abstract "Sergio 'Serge' Silvagni (born 28 June 1938) is a former Australian rules footballer in the Victorian Football League (VFL).He was an outstanding schoolboy athlete. In 1948, competing for C.B.C. Clifton Hill, he won the Under-11 &5-yard sprint at the Victorian Christian Brothers' Combined Athletic Meeting. In 1949, he was the Under-12 handball champion of C.B.C. Clifton Hill. In 1953 running on a rain soaked he broke the 440 year record by half second clocking 54.4 seconds and also winning the shot put at the combined Christian Brothers Secondary School sports at North Melbourne. Silvagni, the cousin of John Benetti, made his debut for the Carlton Football Club on 24 May 1958 (Round 7) — although Carlton were defeated (10.19 (79) to 7.15 (57)) by South Melbourne, Silvagni, along with his cousin (Benetti), was one of the best Carlton players on the ground. He retired at the end of the 1971 season after a stunning career.Silvagni went on to become Carlton's reserves coach, and served as the club's caretaker senior coach for a few weeks in 1978 between the departure of Ian Stewart as coach and the appointment of Alex Jesaulenko as captain-coach.He is the father of Stephen Silvagni, who played 312 games for Carlton (Stephen was regarded as one of the greatest full backs in the league's history).".
- Q7454407 abstract "Sergio 'Serge' Silvagni (born 28 June 1938) is a former Australian rules footballer in the Victorian Football League (VFL).He was an outstanding schoolboy athlete. In 1948, competing for C.B.C. Clifton Hill, he won the Under-11 &5-yard sprint at the Victorian Christian Brothers' Combined Athletic Meeting. In 1949, he was the Under-12 handball champion of C.B.C. Clifton Hill. In 1953 running on a rain soaked he broke the 440 year record by half second clocking 54.4 seconds and also winning the shot put at the combined Christian Brothers Secondary School sports at North Melbourne. Silvagni, the cousin of John Benetti, made his debut for the Carlton Football Club on 24 May 1958 (Round 7) — although Carlton were defeated (10.19 (79) to 7.15 (57)) by South Melbourne, Silvagni, along with his cousin (Benetti), was one of the best Carlton players on the ground. He retired at the end of the 1971 season after a stunning career.Silvagni went on to become Carlton's reserves coach, and served as the club's caretaker senior coach for a few weeks in 1978 between the departure of Ian Stewart as coach and the appointment of Alex Jesaulenko as captain-coach.He is the father of Stephen Silvagni, who played 312 games for Carlton (Stephen was regarded as one of the greatest full backs in the league's history).".