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Bert_Deacon abstract "Bert Deacon (8 November 1922 – 3 January 1974) was an Australian rules footballer who played for Carlton in the Victorian Football League (VFL). He is remembered for being Carlton's first ever Brownlow Medal winner. A centre half back, Deacon began his league career in 1942. He was a premiership player for Carlton in 1945 (after acting as captain-coach of an Army stores team that won all ten games in a services competition in Darwin) and 1947, the latter in a year which he won both a Brownlow Medal and shared Carlton's best and fairest medal with his captain Ern Henfry. The previous season Deacon had finished fourth in the Brownlow Medal count but this time around finished on top, thus becoming Carlton's inaugural winner of the award.Deacon left Carlton after the 1951 season and became captain-coach for Preston in the Victorian Football Association (VFA), the club where he had played for prior to being recruited by Carlton. He later served as Carlton vice-president and club secretary.He is the centre half back in Carlton's official 'Team of the Century'.Off the field, Deacon worked for many years for long-serving VFL and Carlton president Sir Kenneth Luke. Bertram Deacon died of a heart attack on 3 January 1974 while on holiday at Balnarring. Deacon was just 51 years of age and died despite the desperate efforts of his Preston team-mate, Pat Foley to revive him.".
Bert_Deacon alias "Deacon, Bert".
Bert_Deacon birthDate "1922-11-08".
Bert_Deacon birthPlace Northern_Blues.
Bert_Deacon birthYear "1922".
Bert_Deacon deathDate "1974-01-03".
Bert_Deacon deathPlace Balnarring,_Victoria.
Bert_Deacon deathYear "1974".
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Bert_Deacon wikiPageWikiLink Ern_Henfry.
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Bert_Deacon wikiPageWikiLinkText "B.J. Deacon Memorial Trophy".
Bert_Deacon wikiPageWikiLinkText "Bert Deacon".
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Bert_Deacon alternativeNames "Deacon, Bert".
Bert_Deacon birthDate "1922-11-09".
Bert_Deacon birthPlace Preston,_Victoria.
Bert_Deacon clubs Carlton_Football_Club.
Bert_Deacon dateOfBirth "1922-11-08".
Bert_Deacon dateOfDeath "1974-01-03".
Bert_Deacon deathDate "1974-01-03".
Bert_Deacon deathPlace Balnarring,_Victoria.
Bert_Deacon fullname "Bertrand John Deacon".
Bert_Deacon games(goals)_ "106".
Bert_Deacon heightweight "180".
Bert_Deacon name "Bert Deacon".
Bert_Deacon name "Deacon, Bertram".
Bert_Deacon originalteam Northern_Blues.
Bert_Deacon placeOfBirth "Preston, Victoria".
Bert_Deacon placeOfDeath "Balnarring, Victoria".
Bert_Deacon position "Defender".
Bert_Deacon shortDescription "Australian rules footballer and coach".
Bert_Deacon statsend "1951".
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Bert_Deacon years "1942".
Bert_Deacon description "Australian rules footballer and coach".
Bert_Deacon description "Australian rules footballer and coach".
Bert_Deacon subject Category:1922_births.
Bert_Deacon subject Category:1974_deaths.
Bert_Deacon subject Category:Australian_rules_footballers_from_Victoria_(Australia).
Bert_Deacon subject Category:Brownlow_Medal_winners.
Bert_Deacon subject Category:Carlton_Football_Club_players.
Bert_Deacon subject Category:John_Nicholls_Medal_winners.
Bert_Deacon subject Category:Northern_Blues_coaches.
Bert_Deacon subject Category:Northern_Blues_players.
Bert_Deacon hypernym Footballer.
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Bert_Deacon comment "Bert Deacon (8 November 1922 – 3 January 1974) was an Australian rules footballer who played for Carlton in the Victorian Football League (VFL). He is remembered for being Carlton's first ever Brownlow Medal winner. A centre half back, Deacon began his league career in 1942.".
Bert_Deacon label "Bert Deacon".
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