Jim Cullen

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Playing Career: 1904
Debut and only game: Round 1, 1904 v Fitzroy, aged 25 years, 333 days
Carlton Player No.: 162
Goals: Nil
Height: ?
Weight: ?
DOB: 9th June, 1878


In Season 1904, Jim Cullen played his one & only game for Carlton. He ran out for Carlton in the first round of 1904, alongside debutants Arthur Ryan and Ted Kennedy, but unlike these guys, Cullen would not play another game.

Cullen was a nomad when it came to playing football, he represented the following football clubs; Leopold, Melbourne, Sth Melbourne Juniors, South Melbourne (1 game), Essendon (1 game) and Port Melbourne.

1901 Record June 22 (p3) reported ex South Melbourne Jim Cullen playing for Leopold.
In 1902 the Record Emerald Hill May 31 (p2) reported Jim Cullen had been replaced as vice captain of Leopold.

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Blueseum: Summary of playing statistics for Jim Cullen