Tamar Football Club was an

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club which represented Launceston in the

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in the years before

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. Tamar won the inaugural northern league in 1912, and went on to gather a further 6 prior to the war. Like many clubs that existed before the war, they failed to resume after the war ended. Like their northern pre-war rivals,

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, they failed to convert their northern dominance into state championships.

Honours

* State Championship Runners-up: 5 times (1921,1931,1932,1933,1934) * Northern Premierships: 7 times (1912,1913,1921,1931,1932,1933,1934)

References

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