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- Q6838295 description "Australian rules footballer and umpire".
- Q6838295 description "Australian rules footballer and umpire".
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- Q6838295 abstract "Michael "Mick" Madden (21 June 1882 – 21 September 1943) was an Australian rules footballer who played with Essendon in the Victorian Football League (VFL).Madden, who joined Essendon from Heathcote, was a forward and topped their goal-kicking twice. The first instance was in 1903 with 15 goals and the second came the following season after kicking 25 goals. Madden contested finals in three of his four seasons but never made it into the premiership decider. The red haired Madden, nicknamed "Mad Mick", transferred to Victorian Football Association (VFA) club Essendon Association in 1907.During his time at Essendon Association he had to sit out of action for a year after receiving a suspension for abusing an umpire. He contested the ban in court and the judge sided with him but the VFA still refused to lift their suspension. Madden returned in time to help Essendon Association become league premiers in 1912, and retired from playing in 1915.The final chapter of Madden's football career was spent as a boundary and goal umpire. He started in the VFA and umpired the 1921 Grand Final, which was abandoned midway through due to hail, some of which had struck Madden, requiring stitches in his scalp. In 1923 he umpired his first VFL match and before retiring in 1929, he had officiated in 93 matches, including the 1928 Grand Final.".
- Q6838295 birthDate "1882-06-21".
- Q6838295 birthYear "1882".
- Q6838295 deathDate "1943-09-21".
- Q6838295 deathYear "1943".
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- Q6838295 dateOfBirth "1882-06-21".
- Q6838295 dateOfDeath "1943-09-21".
- Q6838295 fullname "Michael T. Madden".
- Q6838295 name "Madden, Mick".
- Q6838295 name "Mick Madden".
- Q6838295 shortDescription "Australian rules footballer and umpire".
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- Q6838295 comment "Michael "Mick" Madden (21 June 1882 – 21 September 1943) was an Australian rules footballer who played with Essendon in the Victorian Football League (VFL).Madden, who joined Essendon from Heathcote, was a forward and topped their goal-kicking twice. The first instance was in 1903 with 15 goals and the second came the following season after kicking 25 goals. Madden contested finals in three of his four seasons but never made it into the premiership decider.".
- Q6838295 label "Mick Madden".
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- Q6838295 name "Michael T. Madden".
- Q6838295 name "Mick Madden".
- Q6838295 surname "Madden".