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Parkside Football Club 1897/2017

a) The southern section to be occupied by the Parkside team

b) The centre section to be occupied by the umpires.

c) The northern section to be occupied by the visiting team.

d) This club is allowed to use southern section of the building for treatment of injured players
on Sunday mornings.

We owe a particular debt of gratitude to the custodians and the leadership of Parkside Football Club
who fought and won that battle.

Trophies for the 1954 Season

Best and fairest: J. Devine

Most consistent: J. Glesson

Most improved: F. Lang

Most serviceable: R. Cunningham

Most unselfish: R. Power

Best 1st year: J. Menson

Coaches reports for the 1954 season “stated that although the A team did not win premiership, it
was a most successful season because of the fact that the club gained new players of the highest
calibre.

Mr White reporting on B team stated that the 1954 season was quite a successful season although
the team failed to make the final four. There are quite a few good players and the team look forward
to a better season next year.” The end of season footy trip was a great success where forty players
travelled to Maryborough.

“In 1895, Mark Twain visited Maryborough, which he dryly observed as being: "A railway station
with a town attached.”

Once a Parksider, Always a Parksider