Jim Clark (footballer)

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James (Jim) Clark
Personal information
Birth March 25, 1925, Kyneton Victoria
Recruited from Elmore, Victoria
Height and weight 178 cm, 76 kg
Playing career¹
Debut Round 7,1943, Carlton vs. Melbourne, at Princes Park, Carlton
Team(s) Carlton (1943-1951)

161 games, 2 goals
¹ Statistics to end of 1951 season
Career highlights

Jim Clark (footballer) (Born 25th March 1925 is a former Australian rules footballer in the Victorian Football League.

Preceded by
Arthur Hodgson		 Carlton Best and Fairest winner
1951		 Succeeded by
Ollie Grieve

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1945 Carlton Blues Premiership Players
Captain: Chitty | Baird | Baxter | Bennett | Brown | Clark | Collins | Deacon | Hands | McInnes | McLean | Mooring | Price | Sanger | Savage | Turner | Way | Williams | Wines
Coach: Bentley
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1947 Carlton Blues Premiership Players
Captain: Henfry | Bailey | Baird | Baxter | Bennett | Brown | Clark | Conley | Davies | Deacon | Fitzgibbon | Garby | Green | Greenshields | Grieve | Hands | Howell | Stafford | Turner | Williams
Coach: Bentley
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