Hugh Gavin [SEP] place of death
he was sidelined for two years; however, his career still flourished. He captained the 1910 Goldfields side that beat Port Adelaide and then was captain-coach of the 1911 Western Australian carnival side which played at Adelaide. In 1915 he captained Mines Rovers, of the Western Australian Goldfields, to a premiership.
Hugh Gavin died on 13 November 1940 in Melbourne.
References.
- Holmesby, Russell and Main, Jim (2007). "The Encyclopedia of AFL Footballers". 7th ed. Melbourne: Bas
Action" Sep 20, 1962 and "Death and the Joyful Woman" Apr 12, 1963)
- Robert Sampson ("Dear Uncle George" May 10, 1963)
- Hugh Sanders, two episodes ("Number Twenty-Two" Feb 17, 1957 and "The Magic Shop" Jan 10, 1964)
- Nancy Sanderson ("Thanatos Palace Hotel" Feb 1, 1965)
- Concepcion Sandoval ("The Life Work of Juan Diaz" Oct 26, 1964)
- Cosmo Sardo