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A former club Vice President, Robert Reynolds was honoured by having the clubs best and fairest award in his name between 1934 and 2003. The [[best and | A former club Vice President, Robert Reynolds was honoured by having the clubs best and fairest award in his name between 1934 and 2003. The [[best and Fairest|Robert Reynolds Trophy]] was renamed to the John Nicholls medal in 2004, as the club felt the award should be named after a champion player, rather than an administrator.<br> | ||
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Robert Reynolds pictured in the Carlton Football Club Cricket Team of 1932-33
A former club Vice President, Robert Reynolds was honoured by having the clubs best and fairest award in his name between 1934 and 2003. The Robert Reynolds Trophy was renamed to the John Nicholls medal in 2004, as the club felt the award should be named after a champion player, rather than an administrator.
