E H (Andy) Cockram

As a young man Andy Cockram starred in the 1899 premiership. Later, in 1901, The Bunyip described him along with his skipper Perce Crump and teammates Cecil Adcock and Herbert Sampson as "the four best players in the Association."

Cockram played in the famous 1901 and 1902 back-to-back undefeated premierships before trying out for South Adelaide in 1903. Apparently becoming something of a journeyman, in 1907 - now at Broken Hill, he rejoined Cecil Adcock, and Charlie Waters in the SA state team that defeated the VFL at Adelaide Oval on June 17.

Cockram's whereabouts were not recorded after this, until 1955 when the committee welcomed him back from Bathurst in NSW, describing him as a great player for South between 1898 and 1902.