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	Ле Брун в 1934 году
Персональная информация
Полное имя	Норман Стэнли Ле Брун
Дата рождения	22 апреля 1908 г.
Место рождения	Ричмонд, Виктория
Дата смерти	15 ноября 1944 г. (в возрасте 36 лет)
Место смерти	Aitape , Новая Гвинея
Оригинальная команда (ы)	Ричмонд Секунды
Height	171 cm (5 ft 7 in)
Weight	76 kg (168 lb)
Playing career1
Years	Club
1929	South Melbourne (VFL)
1930	Sandhurst (BFL)
1931–1932	Essendon (VFL)
1933–1934	Collingwood (VFL)
1935	Carlton (VFL)
Total
	1 Playing statistics correct to the end of 1935.
	Sources: AFL Tables, AustralianFootball.com

Норман Стэнли Ле Брун (22 апреля 1908 года - 15 ноября 1944 года) был футболистом по австралийским правилам, который играл с Южным Мельбурном , Эссендоном , Коллингвудом и Карлтоном в Викторианской футбольной лиге (VFL). Он был одним из немногих игроков, играющих с четырьмя разными клубами VFL.

Семья

Сын Фрэнсиса Томаса Уиллимета Ле Брун (1876–1952), ^{[ 1 ]}^{[ 2 ]}^{[ 3 ]} и Мэри Джейн Ле Брун (1875–1955), урожденная Уэст, Норман Стэнли Ле Брун родился в Ричмонде, штат Виктория, 22 апреля 1908 года. ^{[ 4 ]}

Футбол

Южный Мельбурн (VFL)

Дал разрешение от Ричмонда, ^{[ 5 ]} Он сыграл 3 старших играх для Южного Мельбурна в 1929 году.

Sandhurst (BFL)

Cleared from South Melbourne in April 1930 to Sandhurst Football Club in the Bendigo Football League,^[6] Le Brun won the inaugural Bendigo Football League best and fairest award, the Fred Wood Medal in 1930.^[7]

Essendon (VFL)

Cleared from Sandhurst to Essendon Football Club in May 1931,^[8]

Collingwood (VFL)

Cleared from Essendon to Collingwood Football Club in April 1933,^[9] he played 19 senior games over two seasons (1933–1934).

Carlton (VFL)

Cleared from Collingwood to Carlton in April 1935,^[10] he played in five senior matches.

Griffith Football Club (LDFA)

In 1936 he was appointed captain-coach of the Griffith Football Club in the Leeton District Football Association.^[11]

South Warrnambool (HFL)

In 1937 he was appointed captain-coach of the South Warrnambool Football Club in the Hampden Football League.^[12]

Wangaratta (OMFA)

In 1938 he was appointed as playing-coach of the Wangaratta Football Club in the Ovens & Murray Football Association.^[13] Having coached the side to the Association's premiership in 1938, he was re-appointed in 1939.^[14]

Ganmain (SWDFL)

In 1940 he was appointed as playing-coach of the Ganmain Football Club in the South West District Football League^[15] and coached them to a premiership.^[16]

Military service

Employed as a bricklayer at the time, he enlisted as a commando in the Second AIF on 26 February 1942, a week after the Bombing of Darwin.^[17]

He was killed in action, when shot by a Japanese sniper, on 15 November 1944, in New Guinea during the Aitape–Wewak campaign.^[18]

… In the Aitape sector, too, is the Le Brun Feature, a steep hill on the Danmap River, and known now simply as Le Brun.
It is named after the first Australian killed in the area, Norman Le Brun, trooper in a cavalry commando squadron, and former well-known Victorian footballer. The Herald, 5 May 1945.^[19]

He is buried at the Lae War Cemetery.^[20]

Footnotes

^ Deaths: Lebrun, The Age, (Wednesday, 1 October 1952), p.9.
^ In Memoriam: Le Brun, The Age, (Tuesday, 29 September 1953), p.11.
^ Missing Friends, The Argus, (Friday, 24 July 1953), p.11.
^ Roll of Honour Circular: Trooper Norman Stanley LeBrun (VX76818), Collection of the Australian War Memorial.
^ The (Emerald Hill) Record, (Saturday, 11 May 1929), p.2.
^ Exchange of Players, The Age, (Wednesday, 16 April 1930), p.16.
^ "Bendigo – Best & Fairest". The Argus. 15 September 1930. p. 13. Retrieved 3 March 2021.
^ Football, The Age, (Saturday, 2 May 1931), p.14.
^ Club Notes: Essendon Select Two Recruits, The Age, (Friday, 29 April 1933), p.6.
^ League Clearances, The Argus, (Thursday, 25 April 1935), p.11.
^ Australian Rules Football, The Murrimbidgee Irrigator, (Tuesday, 5 May 1936), p.2.
^ Football and Cricket in County Centres, The Weekly Times, (Saturday, 1 May 1937), p.75.
^ Barclay, B., "Rippon for Essendon", The Herald, (Wednesday, 6 April 1938), p.28.
^ From Forward's Notebook, The Age, (Wednesday 5 April 1939), p.8.
^ Australian Rules, The Murrumbidgee Irrigator, (Tuesday, 14 May 1940), p.2.
^ "1940 – Ganmain celebrate premiership victory". Daily Advertiser (Wagga Wagga, NSW). 17 October 1940. p. 3. Retrieved 29 December 2022.
^ Note that all of his official military records (Nominal Roll, etc.) record his family name as "LeBrun" (or "Lebrun") – rather than "Le Brun", whilst the Australian War Memorial records his family name as "Le Brun".
^ Army Casualties: Victoria: Australia and the Islands: Killed in Action, The Argus, (Wednesday, 6 December 1944), p.6.
^ Leonard, R.B., "R.B. Leonard Tells How . . . They Gave It a Name, The Herald, (Saturday, 5 May 1945), -.9/
^ Trooper Norman Stanley Lebrun (VX76818), Commonwealth War Graves Commission.

References

Holmesby, Russell & Main, Jim (2007). The Encyclopedia of AFL Footballers. 7th ed. Melbourne: Bas Publishing.
Main, J. & Allen, D., «Le Brun, Norm», с. 288–290 в Main, J. & Allen, D., Fallen - The Ultimate Heroes: футболисты, которые никогда не вернулись из войны , содержание короны ( Мельбурн), 2002.
Вторая мировая война номинальная рулона: солдат Норман Стэнли Лебрун (VX76818), Департамент ветеранов .
Служба второй мировой войны: солдат Норман Стэнли Лебрун (VX76818), Национальный архив Австралии .

Внешние ссылки

Статистика игры Норма Ле Бруна из таблиц AFL
Норм Ле Браун на австралийскомфутболе.
Норм Ле Брун , на футбольных фотографиях Бойлза .
Норм Ле Браун , в Blueseum .
Норм Ле Брун , в Коллингвуде навсегда .
Roll of Honor: Солдат Норман Стэнли Лебрун (VX76818), Австралийский военный мемориал .
Еженедельное время , (суббота, 11 октября 1930 г.), с.36. Фотография: футбольная команда Sandhurst 1930 года
Еженедельное время (суббота, 26 мая 1934 г.), с.37. Фотография: 1934 Коллингвудская футбольная команда
1938 Ovens & Murray FL Premiers: Wangaratta FC Photo Photo
1938 Ovens & Murray FL Premiers: Wangaratta FC Photo Photo
Печальная кончина солдата Ле Бруна на размышлении

[1] Deaths: Lebrun, The Age, (Wednesday, 1 October 1952), p.9.

[2] In Memoriam: Le Brun, The Age, (Tuesday, 29 September 1953), p.11.

[3] Missing Friends, The Argus, (Friday, 24 July 1953), p.11.

[4] Roll of Honour Circular: Trooper Norman Stanley LeBrun (VX76818), Collection of the Australian War Memorial.

[5] The (Emerald Hill) Record, (Saturday, 11 May 1929), p.2.

[6] Exchange of Players, The Age, (Wednesday, 16 April 1930), p.16.

[7] "Bendigo – Best & Fairest". The Argus. 15 September 1930. p. 13. Retrieved 3 March 2021.

[8] Football, The Age, (Saturday, 2 May 1931), p.14.

[9] Club Notes: Essendon Select Two Recruits, The Age, (Friday, 29 April 1933), p.6.

[10] League Clearances, The Argus, (Thursday, 25 April 1935), p.11.

[11] Australian Rules Football, The Murrimbidgee Irrigator, (Tuesday, 5 May 1936), p.2.

[12] Football and Cricket in County Centres, The Weekly Times, (Saturday, 1 May 1937), p.75.

[13] Barclay, B., "Rippon for Essendon", The Herald, (Wednesday, 6 April 1938), p.28.

[14] From Forward's Notebook, The Age, (Wednesday 5 April 1939), p.8.

[15] Australian Rules, The Murrumbidgee Irrigator, (Tuesday, 14 May 1940), p.2.

[16] "1940 – Ganmain celebrate premiership victory". Daily Advertiser (Wagga Wagga, NSW). 17 October 1940. p. 3. Retrieved 29 December 2022.

[17] Note that all of his official military records (Nominal Roll, etc.) record his family name as "LeBrun" (or "Lebrun") – rather than "Le Brun", whilst the Australian War Memorial records his family name as "Le Brun".

[18] Army Casualties: Victoria: Australia and the Islands: Killed in Action, The Argus, (Wednesday, 6 December 1944), p.6.

[19] Leonard, R.B., "R.B. Leonard Tells How . . . They Gave It a Name, The Herald, (Saturday, 5 May 1945), -.9/

[20] Trooper Norman Stanley Lebrun (VX76818), Commonwealth War Graves Commission.

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