File:Tom wills statue.jpg

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DescriptionTom wills statue.jpg	Statue by Louis Laumen at the Melbourne Cricket Ground of en:Tom Wills umpiring the first recorded match of Australian rules football between Melbourne Grammar School and Scotch College on 7 August 1858.
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