It's great that Bernie Naylor of the WAFL 1,034 goals and 45 at interstate games the first decade after WW II, got inducted into the Hall of Fame. Probably a decade late.
That now means that of the guys who have kicked a 1,000 goals in each of the 3 big state leagues either just in those leagues or combined like Kernahan or also played in Tassie + the big 3 eg Hudson or in the VFL and VFA pre WW II, all of them are now in the HoF except for 2. That is Ted Tyson of West Perth who kicked 1203 goals before WW II in 12 years but most years finished 2nd to George Doig who was seen as the WA equivalent of Farmer (SA) and Coventry (Vic) in the 1930's. And Port's Tim Evans who kicked 1,044 for Port, 26 for Geelong and some in Tassie.
Given Austin Robertson Jnr was inducted in 2015, John Todd who kicked 350 for Collingwood in the depression and left because of a pay dispute and kicked over 700 in the VFL and Naylor this year, means Tim and Ted Tyson will probably be both inducted with in the next 5 years.