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Doug Booth

Douglas "Doug" Booth (born 1 August 1957) is an Australian academic and former Australian rules footballer who played with St Kilda in the Victorian Football League (VFL). He is Dean of the School of Physical Education at the University of Otago.
==Football career==
A recruit from East Brighton, Booth was part of a memorable win on his senior debut. Selected as one of St Kilda's reserves for their round 12 fixture against ladder leaders Hawthorn at Princes Park, Booth got his first taste of league football when he was called onto the field as a replacement Wayne Judson. Early in the third quarter St Kilda trailed by 44 points, but were spurred by the sight of rover Paul Callery being knocked unconscious, and came back to upset Hawthorn with a 25-point win.〔 He had to wait until round 16 to make his next appearance, a win over Collingwood at Victoria Park, in which he contributed two goals. By the end of his first year of VFL football he had played five games and he added just one more in the 1977 season, which was in the opening round.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=AFL Tables – Doug Booth – Games Played )
Booth, who wore the number 38, came back in the 1978 season as a regular member of the St Kilda side for the first time in his career.〔 The club had a strong start to the season, moving to second on the ladder after a win over Essendon in what was described as a spiteful round seven encounter.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Australian Football – Templeton's day out )〕 During the game, Booth was one of three St Kilda players reported, but was cleared by the tribunal. His second visit to the tribunal, following St Kilda's round 11 loss to Carlton, resulted in a two-match suspension, for striking Greg Towns. This ended his run of 11 consecutive games.〔 He did not play any VFL football from 1979 to 1981, but returned in the 1982 VFL season to make four appearances.〔 In round two against Melbourne at the MCG, Booth suffered concussion and was required to spend the night in hospital. His final appearance came in round 13, a record breaking loss to the Swans, when the club formerly known as South Melbourne amassed their highest ever score, 199 points.〔
He is often remembered for his actions during the second half of the Queen's Birthday clash against Collingwood in 1978 when he attempted to kick a stray dog that had wandered onto the field.
Booth was the winner of the Avis Grand Final Mile in 1978, in a time of 4:41, to win the $1000 prize.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=AFL Grand Final Sprint )〕 This long distance event was the precursor to today's Grand Final Sprint, which began the following year.

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