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==== The extent of nicknaming in and around Mallala might well have been above the national average. Here are a few examples- Howard Buttle ("Tommy"), the East brothers Frank O. ("Joe"), Oliver L. ("Buller"), Ernest H. ("Sos"), Roy R. ("Pompy'''")''', Charles E. Carslake ("Strike"), William H. Coleman ("Tinker"), W. E. Coleman ("Nip" & "Jonah"), Samuel J. Crighton ("Barney"), Eric J. P. Earl ("Squib"), Ray G. Earl ("Corker"), Clem Hall ("Wink"), Les Jury ("Tiger"),  Herbert G. Lindsay ("Bob" & "Long'un"), Kenneth G. Lindsay ("Buzz & "Buster"), Vincent N. Martin("Digger"), Lionel Marshman ("Benny"), Edwin P. Pitt ("The Senator"), Oscar W. Pitt ("Dick"), Alec Pym ("Cool"), Dean H. Ross ("Danny"), W. J. Taylor ("Squizzy"), Robert S. Williams ("Curly").   ====

==== "Sos" East (who was quite a character with a quick sense of humour) had a pronounced stutter. It is said that, as a small boy, he was sent by his mother to the local butcher shop to buy a pound of sausages. But, the word "sausages" came out as "Sos...sos...sos...sos...ages" - and a lifetime nickname resulted.                   <br>It has to be admitted that Mallala might have been outdone in the nicknaming stakes by Wasleys (a few miles east of Mallala). Every member of their football team had a nickname e.g. Silky, Kooka, Salty, Wampus, Chicken, Boozer, Rabbit, Snow, Dribbler. ====

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 The extent of nicknaming in and around Mallala might well have been above the national average. Here are a few examples- Howard Buttle ("Tommy"), Charles E. Carslake ("Strike"), William H. Coleman ("Tinker"), W. E. Coleman ("Nip" &amp; "Jonah"), Samuel J. Crighton ("Barney"), Eric J. P. Earl ("Squib"), Ray G. Earl ("Corker"), the East brothers Frank&nbsp;O. ("Joe"), Oliver L. ("Buller"), Roy R. ("Pompy"),&nbsp;Ernest H. ("Sos"),&nbsp;Clem Hall ("Wink"), Les Jury ("Tiger"), &nbsp;Herbert G. Lindsay ("Bob" &amp; "Long'un"), Kenneth G. Lindsay ("Buzz &amp; "Buster"), Vincent N. Martin("Digger"), Lionel Marshman ("Benny"),&nbsp;Edwin P. Pitt ("The Senator"), Oscar W. Pitt ("Dick"), Alec Pym ("Cool"), Dean H. Ross ("Danny"), W. J. Taylor ("Squizzy"), Robert S. Williams ("Curly").&nbsp;&nbsp;
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 "Sos" East (who was quite a character with a quick sense of humour) had a pronounced stutter. It is said that, as a small boy, he was sent by his mother to the local butcher shop to buy a pound of sausages. But, the word "sausages" came out as "Sos...sos...sos...sos...ages" - and a lifetime nickname resulted. It has to be admitted that Mallala might have been outdone in the nicknaming stakes by Wasleys (a few miles east&nbsp;of Mallala). Every member of their football team had a nickname e.g. Silky, Kooka, Salty, Wampus, Chicken, Boozer, Rabbit, Snow, Dribbler.
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 The extent of nicknaming in and around Mallala might well have been above the national average. Here are a few examples- Howard Buttle ("Tommy"), Charles E. Carslake ("Strike"), William H. Coleman ("Tinker"), W. E. Coleman ("Nip" &amp; "Jonah"), Samuel J. Crighton ("Barney"), Eric J. P. Earl ("Squib"), Ray G. Earl ("Corker"), the East brothers Frank&nbsp;O. ("Joe"), Oliver L. ("Buller"), Roy R. ("Pompy"),&nbsp;Ernest H. ("Sos"),&nbsp;Clem Hall ("Wink"), Les Jury ("Tiger"), &nbsp;Herbert G. Lindsay ("Bob" &amp; "Long'un"), Kenneth G. Lindsay ("Buzz &amp; "Buster"), Vincent N. Martin("Digger"), Lionel Marshman ("Benny"),&nbsp;Edwin P. Pitt ("The Senator"), Oscar W. Pitt ("Dick"), Alec Pym ("Cool"), Dean H. Ross ("Danny"), W. J. Taylor ("Squizzy"), Robert S. Williams ("Curly").&nbsp;&nbsp;
-=== "Sos" East (who was quite a character with a quick sense of humour) had a pronounced stutter. It is said that, as a small boy, he was sent by his mother to the local butcher shop to buy a pound of sausages. But, the word "sausages" came out as "Sos...sos...sos...sos...ages" - and a lifetime nickname resulted.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; <br>It has to be admitted that Mallala might have been outdone in the nicknaming stakes by Wasleys (a few miles east&nbsp;of Mallala). Every member of their football team had a nickname e.g. Silky, Kooka, Salty, Wampus, Chicken, Boozer, Rabbit, Snow, Dribbler.  ===
+"Sos" East (who was quite a character with a quick sense of humour) had a pronounced stutter. It is said that, as a small boy, he was sent by his mother to the local butcher shop to buy a pound of sausages. But, the word "sausages" came out as "Sos...sos...sos...sos...ages" - and a lifetime nickname resulted. It has to be admitted that Mallala might have been outdone in the nicknaming stakes by Wasleys (a few miles east&nbsp;of Mallala). Every member of their football team had a nickname e.g. Silky, Kooka, Salty, Wampus, Chicken, Boozer, Rabbit, Snow, Dribbler.
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-=== The extent of nicknaming in and around Mallala might well have been above the national average. Here are a few examples- Howard Buttle ("Tommy"), Charles E. Carslake ("Strike"), William H. Coleman ("Tinker"), W. E. Coleman ("Nip" &amp; "Jonah"), Samuel J. Crighton ("Barney"), Eric J. P. Earl ("Squib"), Ray G. Earl ("Corker"), the East brothers Frank&nbsp;O. ("Joe"), Oliver L. ("Buller"), Roy R. ("Pompy"),&nbsp;Ernest H. ("Sos"),&nbsp;Clem Hall ("Wink"), Les Jury ("Tiger"), &nbsp;Herbert G. Lindsay ("Bob" &amp; "Long'un"), Kenneth G. Lindsay ("Buzz &amp; "Buster"), Vincent N. Martin("Digger"), Lionel Marshman ("Benny"),&nbsp;Edwin P. Pitt ("The Senator"), Oscar W. Pitt ("Dick"), Alec Pym ("Cool"), Dean H. Ross ("Danny"), W. J. Taylor ("Squizzy"), Robert S. Williams ("Curly").&nbsp;&nbsp;  ===
+The extent of nicknaming in and around Mallala might well have been above the national average. Here are a few examples- Howard Buttle ("Tommy"), Charles E. Carslake ("Strike"), William H. Coleman ("Tinker"), W. E. Coleman ("Nip" &amp; "Jonah"), Samuel J. Crighton ("Barney"), Eric J. P. Earl ("Squib"), Ray G. Earl ("Corker"), the East brothers Frank&nbsp;O. ("Joe"), Oliver L. ("Buller"), Roy R. ("Pompy"),&nbsp;Ernest H. ("Sos"),&nbsp;Clem Hall ("Wink"), Les Jury ("Tiger"), &nbsp;Herbert G. Lindsay ("Bob" &amp; "Long'un"), Kenneth G. Lindsay ("Buzz &amp; "Buster"), Vincent N. Martin("Digger"), Lionel Marshman ("Benny"),&nbsp;Edwin P. Pitt ("The Senator"), Oscar W. Pitt ("Dick"), Alec Pym ("Cool"), Dean H. Ross ("Danny"), W. J. Taylor ("Squizzy"), Robert S. Williams ("Curly").&nbsp;&nbsp;
 === "Sos" East (who was quite a character with a quick sense of humour) had a pronounced stutter. It is said that, as a small boy, he was sent by his mother to the local butcher shop to buy a pound of sausages. But, the word "sausages" came out as "Sos...sos...sos...sos...ages" - and a lifetime nickname resulted.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; <br>It has to be admitted that Mallala might have been outdone in the nicknaming stakes by Wasleys (a few miles east&nbsp;of Mallala). Every member of their football team had a nickname e.g. Silky, Kooka, Salty, Wampus, Chicken, Boozer, Rabbit, Snow, Dribbler.  ===

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-=== The extent of nicknaming in and around Mallala might well have been above the national average. Here are a few examples- Howard Buttle ("Tommy"),&nbsp;the East brothers Frank O. ("Joe"), Oliver L. ("Buller"), Ernest H. ("Sos"), Roy R. ("Pompy'''")''', Charles E. Carslake ("Strike"), William H. Coleman ("Tinker"), W. E. Coleman ("Nip" &amp; "Jonah"), Samuel J. Crighton ("Barney"), Eric J. P. Earl ("Squib"), Ray G. Earl ("Corker"), Clem Hall ("Wink"), Les Jury ("Tiger"), &nbsp;Herbert G. Lindsay ("Bob" &amp; "Long'un"), Kenneth G. Lindsay ("Buzz &amp; "Buster"), Vincent N. Martin("Digger"), Lionel Marshman ("Benny"),&nbsp;Edwin P. Pitt ("The Senator"), Oscar W. Pitt ("Dick"), Alec Pym ("Cool"), Dean H. Ross ("Danny"), W. J. Taylor ("Squizzy"), Robert S. Williams ("Curly").&nbsp;&nbsp;  ===
+=== The extent of nicknaming in and around Mallala might well have been above the national average. Here are a few examples- Howard Buttle ("Tommy"), Charles E. Carslake ("Strike"), William H. Coleman ("Tinker"), W. E. Coleman ("Nip" &amp; "Jonah"), Samuel J. Crighton ("Barney"), Eric J. P. Earl ("Squib"), Ray G. Earl ("Corker"), the East brothers Frank&nbsp;O. ("Joe"), Oliver L. ("Buller"), Roy R. ("Pompy"),&nbsp;Ernest H. ("Sos"),&nbsp;Clem Hall ("Wink"), Les Jury ("Tiger"), &nbsp;Herbert G. Lindsay ("Bob" &amp; "Long'un"), Kenneth G. Lindsay ("Buzz &amp; "Buster"), Vincent N. Martin("Digger"), Lionel Marshman ("Benny"),&nbsp;Edwin P. Pitt ("The Senator"), Oscar W. Pitt ("Dick"), Alec Pym ("Cool"), Dean H. Ross ("Danny"), W. J. Taylor ("Squizzy"), Robert S. Williams ("Curly").&nbsp;&nbsp;  ===
 === "Sos" East (who was quite a character with a quick sense of humour) had a pronounced stutter. It is said that, as a small boy, he was sent by his mother to the local butcher shop to buy a pound of sausages. But, the word "sausages" came out as "Sos...sos...sos...sos...ages" - and a lifetime nickname resulted.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; <br>It has to be admitted that Mallala might have been outdone in the nicknaming stakes by Wasleys (a few miles east&nbsp;of Mallala). Every member of their football team had a nickname e.g. Silky, Kooka, Salty, Wampus, Chicken, Boozer, Rabbit, Snow, Dribbler.  ===

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-==== The extent of nicknaming in and around Mallala might well have been above the national average. Here are a few examples- Howard Buttle ("Tommy"),&nbsp;the East brothers Frank O. ("Joe"), Oliver L. ("Buller"), Ernest H. ("Sos"), Roy R. ("Pompy'''")''', Charles E. Carslake ("Strike"), William H. Coleman ("Tinker"), W. E. Coleman ("Nip" &amp; "Jonah"), Samuel J. Crighton ("Barney"), Eric J. P. Earl ("Squib"), Ray G. Earl ("Corker"), Clem Hall ("Wink"), Les Jury ("Tiger"), &nbsp;Herbert G. Lindsay ("Bob" &amp; "Long'un"), Kenneth G. Lindsay ("Buzz &amp; "Buster"), Vincent N. Martin("Digger"), Lionel Marshman ("Benny"),&nbsp;Edwin P. Pitt ("The Senator"), Oscar W. Pitt ("Dick"), Alec Pym ("Cool"), Dean H. Ross ("Danny"), W. J. Taylor ("Squizzy"), Robert S. Williams ("Curly").&nbsp;&nbsp;  ====
+The extent of nicknaming in and around Mallala might well have been above the national average. Here are a few examples- Howard Buttle ("Tommy"),&nbsp;the East brothers Frank O. ("Joe"), Oliver L. ("Buller"), Ernest H. ("Sos"), Roy R. ("Pompy'''")''', Charles E. Carslake ("Strike"), William H. Coleman ("Tinker"), W. E. Coleman ("Nip" &amp; "Jonah"), Samuel J. Crighton ("Barney"), Eric J. P. Earl ("Squib"), Ray G. Earl ("Corker"), Clem Hall ("Wink"), Les Jury ("Tiger"), &nbsp;Herbert G. Lindsay ("Bob" &amp; "Long'un"), Kenneth G. Lindsay ("Buzz &amp; "Buster"), Vincent N. Martin("Digger"), Lionel Marshman ("Benny"),&nbsp;Edwin P. Pitt ("The Senator"), Oscar W. Pitt ("Dick"), Alec Pym ("Cool"), Dean H. Ross ("Danny"), W. J. Taylor ("Squizzy"), Robert S. Williams ("Curly").&nbsp;&nbsp;
-==== "Sos" East (who was quite a character with a quick sense of humour) had a pronounced stutter. It is said that, as a small boy, he was sent by his mother to the local butcher shop to buy a pound of sausages. But, the word "sausages" came out as "Sos...sos...sos...sos...ages" - and a lifetime nickname resulted.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; <br>It has to be admitted that Mallala might have been outdone in the nicknaming stakes by Wasleys (a few miles east&nbsp;of Mallala). Every member of their football team had a nickname e.g. Silky, Kooka, Salty, Wampus, Chicken, Boozer, Rabbit, Snow, Dribbler.  ====
+"Sos" East (who was quite a character with a quick sense of humour) had a pronounced stutter. It is said that, as a small boy, he was sent by his mother to the local butcher shop to buy a pound of sausages. But, the word "sausages" came out as "Sos...sos...sos...sos...ages" - and a lifetime nickname resulted.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; <br>It has to be admitted that Mallala might have been outdone in the nicknaming stakes by Wasleys (a few miles east&nbsp;of Mallala). Every member of their football team had a nickname e.g. Silky, Kooka, Salty, Wampus, Chicken, Boozer, Rabbit, Snow, Dribbler.
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