Ossie Bertram

This is the player profile for Oswald Milne Bertram (a.k.a. Ossie Bertram), born in Upper Sturt, South Australia in 1909. He played for South Melbourne and St Kilda in the VFL/AFL, winning a premiership with South Melbourne in 1933. He played for West Torrens in the SANFL.

Player Details

Name: Oswald Bertram
Full Name: Oswald Milne Bertram
Alias: Ossie Bertram
DOB: 17/04/1909
POB: Upper Sturt, South Australia
DOD: 05/05/1983
POD: Mentone, Victoria
Height: 175cm
Weight: 76kg

Player History

VFL/AFL History: (1933-1936) - 38 matches, 60 goals

South Melbourne (1933-1934) - 23 matches, 43 goals
St Kilda (1935-1936) - 15 matches, 17 goals

SANFL History: (1932) - 1 match, 4 goals

West Torrens (1932) - 1 match, 4 goals

Player Accolades

VFL/AFL Accolades:

South Melbourne (1933-1934)
- 23 matches played for South Melbourne in the VFL/AFL
- 1933 premiership won with South Melbourne in the VFL/AFL
St Kilda (1935-1936)
- 15 matches played for St Kilda in the VFL/AFL

SANFL Accolades:

West Torrens (1932)
- 1 match played for West Torrens in the SANFL

Season History

Season	Premiership	Team	Matches	Goals	Rounds
1932	SANFL Season	West Torrens	1	4	R16
1933	VFL Season	South Melbourne	15	28	R01-08, R10, R15-18, SF, GF
1934	VFL Season	South Melbourne	8	15	R01-06, PF, GF
1935	VFL Season	St Kilda	4	6	R14, R16-18
1936	VFL Season	St Kilda	11	11	R01, R03-08, R12-15

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